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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07

~ MesSrs es; m Lamar. Rankin Lamar; aentlemen:
NY wire had been troubled for several months
with bronchitis, and during that time tried
aeary aInhtyo,tt tyery thing Imaginable without the
mentioned II told me to get bottle Of Brewers
taig htang Rcstorer, which died, and less than one
90 tot6s aI cMred her entirely. WIN recommend It
to oil Who are similarly affected
Yours very truly,
MACON, GA, March J, 1880,
Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Dear sirs-
rdmSq mao frequent n nemorrhage before using your
Or. Crowell johnson and other skilled physi
clans without being relieved, and after using
three bottles Of your Brewers Lung Restore
had ono since. am now In better health than
before, and feel It my duty to state to the pub.
lie the etlects OF your wonderful COnsumtItiye
Mrs. e. G. AvANT.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
This Is to certify that have had Asthma
Ior @ thirty-hve years and used great many
diiierent an H1a kinds OF medicines Was treated BY
Dr. Holton Fue years without finding relief I
then used your Brewers Lung Restorer and
round IN 1t permanent cure.
very truly yours z. j. PARKS.
Sold by all Druggists in this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07

II. Manning as Ills private secretary,
and VIM. Rose, the veteran oolored
Democrat, as general waiter. The
now Governor In his admirable inau-
gural gave promise Of an efficient and
economical administration OF govern-
ment. He will run the State govern,
ment as admirably as lie managed the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07
THE PIE PLIES
MUTUAL
K b l. | E T ASSOCIAT ON.

'HIS is on Association of ofbnsiness men,
l. who, for their mutual projection
contribute towards q fund. 40 as
in case of death. their families NAV ro-
ceivo from $4,000 to $5,Om, according to
amount of certificate. This is ono OF the
best plans of life insurance. You nav as
you CO. just like fire insurance, and with
more convenience even, as you pay by
small instalmcnts during the year. We
refer TO those best acquainted with us,
W. members in Fairlield: G. II. Nc.
Master, DIS. Brieo, Jno B. Davis, D.
II FlennlkeH, b. Sugenheimer, j. W.
MccrGight. Jno. }. Neil, Thomas 6. John.
SON .. Ciendining. r. B Hanahan, Il.
Mrahs DAVIS, Jns. Q Davis. Anv ono
TINT should like to become n men Dor viii
apply to &C. BACOT
WV Agent.
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EyrAr,A, Ar.A. March a 1879

EJrALA, Ala. March 6, 1879.
Mr.. J.. Shoenfeld-Dear Slr-I take pleasure In
stating that have used your MedtCated Stock
Feed both on horses and cattle, and With great
success, especially on a very poor COW, Which
pought at auction. She gives now over two
gallons OF milk with q good prospect OF in.
creasing: notwithstanding the prejudice en-,
tersained for other powders that 1 had tried,
and which proved worthless, l do not hesitate
c3 ;sndorse ,o your Invention as being gil you
Gentlemen.-We have given Shoenfelds IS Stock
Feek 70 your horses, and find that 1t Is MI you
can claim for 1t. Yours truly,
CHAPMAN & DAVIS,
Propr's Livery ond Sale Stables, 4d St., Macon,
Ga Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
Columbus, GA, Nov 20, 1871.
DIR. j. O. MQFFE1T-Dear Sir-Slnce learn,
ing itS value. l always keep your TeethtIa
EIeetning Powders) In my house, and consider
IL an indispensable medicine for small children.
haUe kno,on it to remove .corms tohen all other
remedies had .Tailed. NJ. M. MOORE,
Clerk City council
COLUMBUS, Ca, Feb. 6, 1878,
DIR. G.. J. MOFFETT-Dear Doctor-We can
commend your Teethina fTeothing Powders} as
tne most satisfactory prescription we ever used
LOT lot the loose bowels or ernptions of our chill
bills. Yours truly. '' W "''''''
-. BIT HATCHER,
COMMISSION Merchants.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07
NOTES FROM COLUABId.

a Flying Trip to tho State Capttal--Thc
Different departments and the Legisin-
turo.
Tho Editor paid a flying visit to Co.
lumbia OIL Saturday, to take look at
the Legislature and to sec how matters
were going on generally in tho State
Capital. He left Winnsboro on the
early morning train, but camo near
getting left as tho train was only three
quarters of an hour bchindhand, in
stead Of an hour. This train runs
through, without change of cars, from
Richmond to Augusta. Leaving
Winnsboro it reached Robcrtson's
pump in five minutes, Simpsons in
twelve, Ridgeway in twenty-five and
Doko in thirty-soyen-an average Of
about thirty miles an hour. Columbia
was reached safely in little over an
hour.
The street at the depot was in a
fearful condition, 80 tho Editor divcd
down into Ills pocket and fished ont a
quarter that some honest subscriber
had paid him and took a hack for the
Columbia Hotel. This caravansary is
the headquarters of the Democratic
politicians, and is largely patronizcd
by visitors from all parts of tho State.
Major I.owrance, the host, has a graft
tying prospect before him, and as Il
former citizen Of Fairfield we wish
him success.
Aftcr hearty breakfast q visit to
the State House was next in order.
The State departments looked quite
natural. In the Secretary of States
Office were tho genial Secretary him
self, and Mcssrs. Nj. g. Robertson and
D.u. Means. The School &un"rin-
tcMdcncs chair was filed by Major
Thompson, who led The State ticket in
the recent election, and who OUGHT tp
DE kept in his office as long as he will
stay there. Mr.. e.. NJ. Few still acts
as his clerk. Major Colt prasitlcs in
the Comptrollcr's Office, and retains
tho two efficient clerks oftI.at Gcrurt-
ment, Captain w. T.. Stoncy and Nir.
Winthrop Williams. Colonel You-
mans, the silvcr-tongucd ATTORNEY.
General, with his solicitors and on
crossing clerks, is Just now drafting
bills for tho lawmakers, and putting
common scnsc suggestions into legal
forms.
The Adjutant Generals Office is now
filed by Gen. A. NJ. Manageable. of
Georgetown, a battlc-scarrcd veteran
Of two wars, who intends to make
something practicable out Of tho mill
tary organization Of the State. AL
ready has he appeared before the
Military Committee Of the House, sue-
costing reforms in his department. Hc
looks every inch q soldier, and he will
infuse life into the dormant divisions.
Migades and regiments that now
exist chiefly on paper.
Colonel Richardson, State Treasur-
er, has not yet qualified and tho Office
is still in charge of Treasurer Leap
hart, who refused reelection. Tic
transfer will be made at an early date.
Governor I1agood retains Col. w.
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BRIGTITS DISEASE

and other affections Of the kidneys and bladder
are sometimes brought on and often aggrayat,
CIV oy the neglect Of the synptoms
Which, II taken In Time, would no doubt in d
majority OF cases yield to treatment. No medi-
pound Extract Buohu and Juniper. It IL a re-.
liable healing tonic to the parts, allays irr1ta-
lion, and restores healthy action.
iD,ruggists, Atlanta, Co., and for sale by aii
FORSYTH Ga, Dec, |, 1877,
ten years, and 1t hos always given universal
satisfaction, proving the most Valuable prom,
ration OF the kind on the market.
90. MAYS,
Druggist.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07
Bv AN OVERSIGHT, 1T WAS STATED II

BY AN OVERSIGHT, 1T WAS STATED IN
Saturdays issue that tho Railroad Com
Hissioncr draws his pay from the
railroads. This was tho provision of
the law first creating the Office, but the
last Legislature changed it, so that the
Commissioner draws his money from
the treasury and the State COLLECTS
from tho roads. The result is practi-
cally tho same, for when the road re-
fuses to pay tho State is out Of pocket.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07
SPEGIAEakOTlOES.

BEWARE OF MuRCURY.-One thousand dollars
In gold will to paid for every grain OF mercury
or other mineral substance found In May Ap-
pie Liver Pills. Price Is cents for large boxes.
SOD by all Druggists In this county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

MED by five or six Of the boys, will start
overland for Silver City, New Mexico, Ia a
ihw days, The mining Fever has struck our
town broad'sde and row eales Hgu reported
continually, Unless the infection decreases
the city fathers will have " establish 4
rigid quarantine that will suppress all
tho mails from tbs mining towns Of lha
West md Northwest Mr., John hepl
champ, for many years y cattle man Va lhlH
county, Was Interviewed u day or lwo MO- nY
u Deputy sheriff aud mken 70 WnAnhachle
on i caplas Issuing from the District
court An indictment found NJ
the last session Of the Grand Jury lntmales
that Mr. H. has hacn unduly familiar with
the hnylnn faulty, Bail was promptly lur'
nshrd md Mr. Beauehamp released, Az he
nest term Of tho court he will most likely he
able 10 rise AVID explain 10 lhe satisfaction OF
twelve good and lawful men,--ln tho early
part OF tho week nRumbor Of wltnoasea llNlng
near here we're attached " appear IN NO
case Of John lerron, tried yesterday N lho
District court In your city, iorrons father
Is an old eitlLan Of THIS county, and oon'll'
cradle sympalhy IL plt for tho old gentleman
on neoount Of his wAyward boy,---A lhAp
that uses hair oil never cleans comb
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nONIIAn.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

correspondence Of the Herald
BoSHAM April ~, ls'N,
A light frost yesterday mornl0g--Tho
SYNOD q. s. Prosbytory has been IN session NJ
tbis place. During tho time we had some
able preaching by tho Rev. Du' Smith,
of Dallas, Bond, Of Sherman, and Burkhead,
OF Paris You mny mlk about GrNnps
courage In playing poker while the gnll
storm mgod and the pioua prayed for bis de-
lIyemnce, but It Is nothing To compare 70 the
eournge Of man We saw pass through our
town on last Monday llo was moylngi Ind
one OK IN shafts attached 10 and polling hi'
wagon; In the wagon was his wife, worldly
plunder md three childroni to the hind end
of tina wagon was tied u lennott about The
sze Of mule.esred rabbit, aud under the
wagon lean, lank, meel-looking, brokcp-
hearted dog, The man WAS walking goasl9,s
Che OK and going westward. Any man who
has the courage to 90 West With such nm
outfit, these dry times has more courage
than Grant.
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The mi. Il. Church Festival.

The lights in Lively hall last evening
shone bright over fair ladies and brave men,
II, they fitted to and fro among fruits and
flowers and gathered here and there nj The
ice cream and strawberry tables to partaks
of the tempting luxurics which spring has
brought The young ladies who have had
this business in charge are worthy OF the
highest communication for their persevering
efforts in the laudable cause in which tney
are engaged. The proceeds last evening
aggregated some forty dollars, and as the. tes-
,iya is to be continued tonight,
it is hoped they will reach to one hun
bred dollars. Let everyone contribute
his mite to these est,mable fair ones for the
good cause. Visitors will be waited on by
Charming young ladies and furnished with
ice cream and cake, strawberries, flowers
etc, etc. Don't fail TO attend, young men,
for you will be conspicuous by your absence.
Therefore 90, and "may good digestion wait
on appetite and health on both"
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aON
CORSICAN Ma.


Reported Dailyl
ConNcANA, April 90 lss0,
The hop NJ tho Malloy house last night I'M
der tho management OF Professor George was
n grand success, M everything else is the
Professor telSes hold Of. Mrs, 'unhanl and
Mr.. Moore, tho managers, nro deserving Of
thanks for their kind attention TO the guests
The sky has been overcast with clouds
the past two days with every appearance OF
rain. SHn II has failed to fall. -
The City Council meet last night
and discussed the school question. --our
merchants are all complaining of dull times
There Is scarcely anyone on the streets, II
looks like Sunday,--Sincc the first OF JIM
uary, over two millions have been spent by
the towns on tho II. " 7, O railroad. The
cattle are rapidly disappearing from THIS
county. One family, who reported one
thousand head last yesr, now give
in to the assessor one COW ana CALI
Fencing is driving all cattle westward -, =.
A brakeman in the II. & Il. @. yard at this
place, had his fingers mashed while coupling
cars.--The regular amusement season Is
over, but grand concert is on the tapls, to
be given under the auspices of the Episcopal
church. Turner, late of Gibson y
Turner, leaves tonight for an extended trir
through Colorado. The well wishes OF thu
entire community go with him,----Capt
Nat Pinkston and lady arrived from Bryan
on this evenings train.
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The Nashville Centennial.

There is considerable interest among Ten
nesseans now residents of Dallas, in the
Nashville Centennial celebration, to be in
aururated to-day, and continue to May 20,
Information from the railroad ticket offices
shows that the inquiry in regard to the rates
of fare, ETC., il quite extensive, but as yet a
yery limited number Of tickets for visitors TO
the celebration have been sold. Appearances
Indicate that quite a number OF Dallasltes
will visit Nashville before the celebration
terminates. .s... 80. e-s. ef
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BRYAN.


correspondence Of thr llaralL
BmAN, Aprll "a, lhsO,
Tho ladies OF the Prpabl torlou church had
mite meeting NJ tho residence Of Mr. j.,
NJ Robinson, Tu@day night, md said !
mig / attend, These meolinga nre inaugn'
mlid by tho various churches IN tho town for
tho purpose Of sOoMl intercourse nj the Same
time each one is expected 10 contribute thor
mite from dmo up to Sl00 for the benefit
of the church, No one Is allowed to con
tribute over 500. Thoy said might
contribute SlOO but iu,t then saw SCR
want fixing some lemonade and cake In nm
adjoining room, and | said ia dynamite
before put in my 500 This was con'ld-
cred mn iuoondlaE remark mud came n.ar
nrnlncinn nm nNnloHInn. N WINS Tho imL
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
NEWS kRoM OUR NEAR uEIcHeogs,
Dissppenranoe Of cattle fFom Navarro
county -shermani'es 80 AII'""
the q, a y, Railroad Mems fie'
nie-A Presbyterian heeinbie
~ Bryan, hlen STE.
TgRHElI"


correspondence Of The Herald
TrnaElL, April y, lisa
our town was thrown into quito foyer of
excitement this morning caused by the mp
nearanoe on our streets Of the road engHe,
an ~ some call them, the sLeam wagon
They made tour Of the principal streets 10
the aftonshment and admiration Of our peo-
pie. GA tomorrow They will run from here
IA Kaufman. They have invited number
Of our leading citizens 70 No.
eonpnny tho excursion, The Molno Bro.
hand will discourse music ~ tho trlumphal
procession moves across The prairie, THO
Phouix brick block has been completed md
(, n handsome structure,
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Continued on second page,


Yesterday afternoon Blind Tom gave u
matinee, with an almost full house, and CO.
tainly an apprccia,vc one, In tho evening"
owing 10 the picnic NJ Longs lake and tho
church festival NJ Lively hall, theaI'endanco
was very much simmer. A feature OF last
night was the recitation Of spec h by Tom
which no had hoard delivered before the war
by Stephen A. Douglas, In this tho exact
intonstions of tho "littlo giant" of lllinois
were we'll rendered, IA on the
previous occasion, he gave other roc
itations and his usual melodies.
Az tho matinee, Professor Douglas
struck several keys, full tones, Hats and
sharps, simultaneously on the piano, where
upon Tom letlered thom for the audience,
Subsequently Mr.. Douglas executed piece
new to Tom to which he attentively listened,
and then subsequently, performed himself.
Tom Is not wholly mn idiot nor yet entirely
syh,less, his mind and eyes having improved
as he has grown older, and from the slender
youth of eighteen years he has developed
into heavy proportions as he has struck mid
die age. He is indeed lusus nature
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

Dallas and San Antonio are about equal
in point of population, each having about
10000 inhabitants. For the year ending
March 81, 1880, the aggregate deaths in san
Antonio were 525 For the same period Ii
Dallas the aggregate deaths were III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23
Excursion to Fort Worth.

A special train will leave Dallas at sou
a. m. on the Goth inst, to attend the DAD
Fellows celebration. The fare for the round
trip is SLIGO. a returning train will leave
Fort Worth at p. IN. Tickets good to
remain for the ball. Holders can return on
the regular train of the 9th
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A Card.


To whom tt may c0ucurh'
The jewelry that Mrs. Jules Schneider
said stole from her, she gave me as pres
emit last summer, and can prove that | have
worn 1t in her presence; also that it was in
nv trunk when came from Kentucky. How
ever, l will give her nm opportunity to
prove my guilt in open court. :.
DELLA MURPHY.
Dallas, April 90, 1880. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

The strawberry and flower festival, under
the auspices of the young ladies of the M. b.
church, will be continued tonight at Lively
hall. There will be no lunch at II clock,
as Mt first proposed, but there will be some
thing extra tonight and a surprise to many
visitors
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

Attention Is directed to the advertisement
of Mr. Il. 8. Graham, showing in what re-
c;on OF Texss to buy land. Mr.. Graham is
thoroughly reliable and offers TO the imm-
Grant choice collection Of lands from which
10 make selections. uttf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

The little girl of Mr.. Depler, who was ac-
cidcntally shot by her brother, is improving
very rapidly. The child bears its misfortune
bravely, frequently laughing, although its
Jaw is shattered and the wound is otherwise
eerinua
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23

Sheriff A. T. Wilson, of Kaufman county,
was in the city yesterday with II number OF
attached witnesses in the case of the State
vs. John Heath, now on trial in the District
court of Dallas county.
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FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

Chiiiicothe, Mo-, July so, ihlO'
y, q, HiohnrdaOn, ~. Lonis My neai
giriNiisre h so,nothuig reliAblol II you
can mako any use.ofn please DO NJ, NO
have Hnid hundreds Of hottlea with hho
'''"'''' '' noyoo a Ostrnndsr,
ThIa ia 10 certify that I hnu the Fever
nti uuo this summer nut tho uhe OF
onS.tl,Iri oil a bottle Of Ulinord's febn'
iupo promptly cared H. ~ n tho hpeodi'
est cure have known or
Gro. SAILOR,
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j. N. TnURMoND.
Ex-otiicip Chairman.
w. II. WnITLA,

The Council, aftes considering the above
report, amended it in the case Of Phares by
striking out the part recommending Mr..
Graham TO fill tho vacancy and authorized
the City Marshal to appoint special police
men till the vacancy should be dllcd by the
Police Board and Council, The ten day sus-
pension recommended for Cornwall was
Changed to reprimand, which he i to
receive this morning, The report as thus
amended was then adopted.
LArEm---Just before adjourning, the
Council, by a unanimous vote, appointed
ex-Policeman Pat. Sheehan to ill the vacan
CIV on tho force caused by the indefinite
suspension of Policeman William Phares.
The Council then took up the question Of
tax.lsvy. which was briefly considered anC
laid aside till Saturday night, when it is t
be the special order
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23
j. NJ. THuRMoND,
Ex-otlicio Chairman.
w. II. WnITLA,

We also heard charges preferred against
Policeman Thomas Cornwall, and gave them
a thorough investigation, having examined
nearly twenty witnesses, the charges being
for maltreatng an old French gentleman in
arresting him. The old gentleman is nearly
blind. seventy-six years of age, and whiIe ne
violated the ordinances of the city, he was IN
his own house, and could not understand the
English language, m6rm and nearly helpless.
The evidence clearly shows we are Of opln-
ion, that Policeman Cornwall did not
intentionally injure the old gentleman, yet
we think on account of his age and intrmi-
ties he should have been treated more like u
child than man, and that the policeman
should have been more careful, called III
some one of his countrymen, who could eN-
plain to the old gentleman the cause of his
arrest, and then the unfortunate trouble
could have been settled in amore acceptable
manner
| Inasmuch, however, rs Policeman
| Thomas Cornwall has heretofore made q
most efficient officer, at all times at his post
of duty, VIC 'eel that his action in Che matter
was more Nh indiscrelion than u crime, and,
as a precedent, suspend him for period OF
len DAYS, and recommend some special be
placed in his stead during that time.
J. N. TnURMoND.
Ex-otiicin Chairman.
| w H. WUITLA,
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Nartindale d shultE-Burlington
Kansas,
Manufacture four grades of flour
Patent,
Kitchen Queen,
White Rose,

Centennial.
Tbeir Patent -four is better than any flour
that has ever before been offered for sale on
This market. The Kitchen Queen Is always
nm 70 the standard, the White Rose and
Centennial ALWAYS reliable. Ask your gro
Ger for Martindale & Shultz' Patent hour
and you will get the finest flour this market
affords, or yout money will be refunded.
T. l.. MARsALis.
Wholesale Agent, Dallas.
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Dallas, April 90, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-29
How Takes I'm Lee County.

Mr.. Il. NJ, Hamblen, chairman OF the Re-
adjuster County Committee, who Is looked
upon with certainty a. a candidate Tor CIR
cult. Court clerk at the coming election, and
who Is probably in condition TO curry favor
with the "strong side" was in town Mon
day, and expressed in very plain terms Inc
opinion that the Independent ticket Of July
7th would suffer defeat in this county, and
also i'm the State. He says, so far as he has
been able 10 learn, his party, as general
thing, in this county Will support lbe reeu-
lar Democratic electoral ticket. Mr.. Ham,
blen called both The Nav and June Re-
adiuster meetings for this county, and in
both favored the sending OF delegates to
the July Convention. and he now says The
Convention made mistake by endorsing
Hancock, the penalty Of which will be de-
feat. Mr.. Hamblen also says that he does
not feel that his party is bound To any pres
idential candidate, and will vote for what
ever ticket he chooses.
We have letter from a gentleman at
Gibson Station, which we regret that we
are not able To publish in full. from which
we lake the following
owe are a solid phalanX of RCadiustcrs
in this portion OF old Lee. We are in
favor OF the Riddeberger bill, hut we think
our party leaders have transcribed their
bounds in appointing an independent cleo
tOra ticket. Such course will result in
giving Virginia to Garfield. Our State
debt certainly has nothing to do with
electing a Pre- sident. In this neiehborhood
we are Democrats, and will vote for Han
cock and English through the Democratic
electors put in the field in May last"
Major V. A. Woodward, staunch and
patriotic old Democrat, who has represent
ed Lee in the Legislature. many years ago,
when her territory embraced Wise and
Buchanan, is a strong ReSdjuSter. But he
recognizes no one as Democrat who OPP
poses the electoral ticket nominated May
10th.
Drs. j. NJ. Whitehead and Il. j. Micbam,
who in the practice Of medicine have pretty
well canvassed White Shoals magis.erial
district, both say that the regular Demo
cratic ticket will be supported almost to
man by those who have heretofore acted
with the Conservative party.-Lee county
Sentinel.