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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

The health of Emperor William is improv-
ing.
General and Mrs. Grant are never seen at
anv of the public hops.
w. II. II. Murray claims to have some
very valuable horses on his Texas farm.
Dwight l.. Moody. though half sick and
fatigued. is continuing his Gospel work in
Northfeld. Mass.
Mr.. Charles Nordhof while in Europe WIS.,
tied the field of Waterloo. where his father
fought under Bluchcr.
Only two grandchildren of Daniel Webster
are now living-Mrs. James Geddes Day and
Mrs. Samuel Appleton.
Henry Ward Beecher will accompany the
Thirteenth New York militia regiment to the
Yorktown celebration as chaplain.
Robert Bonner pays his horse doctor a sal
AIRY more than double that received by col
lege professors.
The rumor that Mr. Vanderbilt was nego-
tiating to buy place at Lake Weir. Fla, ad.
vanced the price of land in the vicinity 100
per cent.
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The Coming King of the Turf.

Among the extensive and somewhat noted
collections Of trotters now in the course of
training under Mr.. NJ. Goodin's management
at Belmont Park is an attractive and we'll
shaped bay gelding named FELTON,, the proper
ty of Mr.. Charles Wister, Of Germantown.
Entering Mr.. Goodin's stable as compare
lively green horse, the animal soon showed
an aptitude to trot very fast and being clev-
erly gated Mr.. Goodin at once took especial
interest in the little trotters future He re-
ceived moderate amount Of jogging at first.
and afterwards at intervals, would be sent
along at lively pace. The horse exhibited
rapid improvement, and in his first attempt
to trot mile, with Mr.. Gooain, IT., man
ipulating the ribbons, he went from wire to
wire in 2.30, without any apparent
exertion. Upon subsequent occasions,
and in the presence Of Mr.. Wistar and other
prominent gentlemen. he has displayed his
remarkable abilities at short distances, such
as quarters in 32 and 80 seconds, and half
miles from l.07A to I.03. Very rarely he
was given mile. but, at the request Of his
owner, he trotted upon one occasion the full
extent Of Belmont without skip or break,
in 2.223.
A few days ago Mr. Wister, in one Of his
casual visits, desired to see his little wonder
driven a quarter or half mile, and in the
presence of Councilman John T. Strickland
and other gentlemen who held watches over
the performance, Mr.. Goodwin, Jr., drove
him from the judges stand to the quarter
mile pole in 291 seconds. q l.58 gait While
not in any sense record. the performance
cannot fail to be remembered ~ the greatest
that has ever been accomplished by any trot-
ter in the world seven years old.
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Railroads ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Tine.

On and after SUNDAY, JUNE 26. 1851.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 100 A. II. and 10 10 A.
NJ. 2.42 and lo.5S T. NJ.
For ROckland, $50 A. n. and lO.lOAM
For Pennington, 10. IL A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 600 A. NJ, 10. 10 A. N. and 2i2 p. NJ
For Lewiston, 600. TO- 10 A. NJ, and 2i2 and lO5s
M.
For Waterville 2.22. $50 A. NJ, and 3.2s PM,-
(7.52 L. NJ. on Saturdays.)
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.2s
z. NJ, and 2. .22 A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
,lays included
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Summer Arrangement---'9
Augusta, Boothbay and the Islands,
Touching at all intermediate Landings.
The New Steamer MABEL +.

viii. on and after Monday. june 20 run as foi'ows
TITESDAYS and FRIDAYS (round trip days
,.aro 1nens,a at g. HalloweT go, Gardiner ]. for
rsanse Tsnitoi and Squirrel Islands, OCEAN Point
md Rcothbay. RETURNING. will leave Boothbay
st 30 p NJ, for Ocean Point, Squirrel: Mouse ana
III Eaniner n sllowell and Augusta.
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY leave Augusta
IN rs HaIloweIi 10 10 aud Gardiner ILLS A. =;
,,:Snnd st 10 20 and Bath at p. NJ, for Five
IsIands Mouse Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean
yMONDAY and THURSDAY. Returning. esve
so,'.a srd Five Islands, basinG Bath at 10, tsf
R;.hmond. Gardiner. Halowelbssd ADJUST
DAYS DOwN-Aneust.. To- to seotnees- y
"HAVS IfP-Boothbay to Augusta-Aonoay, -
day, Thursday and Friday. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

The theory that railroad tracks serve the
purpose of reducing earthquakes in number
and force is to-day held by many intellis ent
men and sustained by the experience of the
people of the Pacific coast. Also, the papers
claim, that they produce rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

The young Chinese students who have
been recalled by the home Government and
way attracted much attention in that city by
the fashionable cut of their clothes and their
general appearance of elegance and refine
ment.
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If any publisher undertakes to bring out
the life and writings of Charles j. Guiteau,
he should be made to suffer for it. We know
all that is worth knowing about the malicious
and vulgar little assassin, and we do not
want any celebration of him Cincinnati
Commercial Rep
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DaiIp Krnnehtr JournaI.

The total area of Tennessee is 26, 500. 200
acres, of which l0.s1l ,S96 acres are still COW
cred by the original forest. The forest acre
age of Tennessee equals the combined timber
Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

the public about forty by long continued
series of marvellous that have won for it con-
6dence in its virtues, equalled by any other
medicine. II still makes the most efectual Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumpfion, that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed, the CHERRY PEcToRAL has
really robbed these dangerous diseases Of their
TO a great extent, and given feeling of mmu-
nifty from their painful effects. that is well founded
the remedy be taken in season Every family should
have it in their closet for the ready and prompt
ref of its members. Sickness suffering and even life
is saved by this timely protection. The prndent
should not neglect it, and the wise will not Keep
thy you for the protection 1t affords by its early
use in sudden attacks.
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O'Leary and Hartman Wednesday night
began . IS hour heel-and-toe wslk ID the
rink at Buffalo, N. r., for $1,000. AGosl
5000 people saw the start At o'clock. At
1l.35 o'clock the score stood: O'Leary, 20
miles laps; Hartman, 20 miles laps.
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Moody, the evangelist. said in one of his
recent talks ''lf | had 4 sermon that God
had honored. would preach it over and over
in a school-house or a prayer-meeting, or any
place where twenty people could be gathered
together; if il carried power once it would
again" This will be a source of consolation
to MANY of our preachers.
Officers of a Chilian steamer, while on an
exploring expedition of the coast of Peru.
recently discovered two valuable deposits of
guano. One is on the Tortugas Islands, and
contains. it is estimated about &C, 900 tons
the other, in Ferrol Bay, to the south of
Chimbote, comprises 10000 tons. In quail
ity this guano is thought to be first class, and
for shipment access to it is easy. Its value
is placed at sc, 200. 900.
1t is claimed that the suns heat can be
stored up for use somewhat in the same fash
ion as has proven successful with electricity.
Then, on the coming of a cold wave, there
will no longer be any trouble with stoves or
furnaces. but the head of the family will tel
ephone to the ''thermophere' office: "Send
me up 20 degrees for three days. and the
extra supply will arrive in little black box
like chunk of ice in summer. The world
will be worth living in, about 100 years
hence. e.-P'oridence Press.
An agitation is in progress in Southern
California for the formation Of a separate
State composed of the Counties of Los
Angeles, San Diego. San Bernardino. Ven
tura. Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Inyo
and Kern, embracing about one-third the area
of the present State, and having population
of S2,O49. The people of these counties are
about as far off from the Capital at Sacramen-
to as are those of North Carolina from New
York. The new movement is likely to affect
California politics, which are curiously va
riegated already.
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THE PRESIDENTS WOUND.
A Parallel Case in Army Life,
by Dr. Da id Kennedy, one Of the Surgeons
on Duty mt the q. "a General Hospital
West PhiIadelpeia. Now OF
ROndout, n. Y.

In the issue of the Philadelphia Record of the 9th
# July published an article relat ng to the cas-,
If Capt William Palmer. now Quar- rfernaster Second
Brig ade New Jersey State National Guard, who was
aounGed at the battle of Messy Creek. East Tennes
ee, in winter of 1865 In that article the striking
>.mbance of he TO that Cf II esdent Garfield
m many particulars, was pointed out. The auih0ri
for the aternent being the brave captain himself
till het,.r authority Is Dr. David KENNEDY. then
urgeon L. ). Gs neral Hospital, West Philadelphia
had charge of the anf performed the opera
ion of removing the detached bone. and finally eN
ract.d the bullet The entire tfeatm Mt being per
ctly succe-- -ful-Capt Palmer living to this day il
he bloom of health. DR.. Kennedy does not hestat.
say that many of his patients both in military and
civil practice their lives to the wonderful healing
and strengthening powers of his medicine called
Favorite Remedy The Doctor is in possession OF
IN autograph letter from Capt. Palmer. stteting hi
indebtedness for his present good health TO this med
cine-" Favorite Remedy he SAYS has
doubled The obligation he felt to the Doctor for the
reatmt nj of the Captains terrible wound.
While Dr. Kennedy is engaged in the Introduction
of "Fayorte Remedy" he still inues the practice
of his profession al Rondout. n performs all me
dress as above. augl2t&w4w
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Take Care OF Your Stock.

Farmers ought to give SViHllite's
aaOFse and Cattle Powders to their
STOCK during the changeable weather of
winter and Spring. Their chief superiori-
~ consists in the fact that they are coInpos.
ca ca OF Medicines that have laxative,
E0nhc and Purifying properties. AS
Laxative they carry crudities from the
stomach and intcstines; as a Tonic they
strengthen the system of the animal; rs q
Eurisyer they cleans the blood and Law
Ine foundation for healthy, vigorous cir
Worms i'm Horses, Cattle and
AAOgS can be destroyed and expelled by
the use Of these Powders Worms promote
Colic, Lung Fever, Inflammation Of Intes.
tnes ard Kidneys, Disease Of Liver, Chol-
era a. IN Hogs and Rot in Sheep.
They will, if given to Milk Cows ac-
cordlng to the directions, increase the quail
ity and quantity of Milk from ten to TWEEN.
" per cent, and make the butter firm and
sweet. Impure Milk is the bane Of our
iand: Strive to correct this evil
Diseases iN FG ais can be prevented
oy using these Powders in their food. The
iact that Turkeys and Chickens
suosist to great extent upon insects rem
DER them liable to Cholera. Therefore,
IL Is Important that preventive should
constantly be used.
Try these Powders they are good
WILHITE & WILHiTE
Proprietors, Anderson, S. c.
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MASTERS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON CouyTY

.
Court Of Common Plea,.
Ezekiel Long, rs heir at law and Admits.
traitor of James Long, deceased, Plaintiff
against Cynthia T. Long. and others. De-
fcndants. Complaint for Sale and P,rrfi.
tom of Real Estdte.
DY virtue Of an order to mo directed in
I'D the above stated case by his Honor
j. II. Hudson, presiding Judge beariug
date June q, 1881, will sell at Anderson
9. r., s. g.. on SALEDAY IN DECEM
BEk, lSol, the following described proper
ceased. to wit:
THE HOME PLACE, containing one
hundred and twenty acres, more or
ess, being Wadsworth Lease Land, with
ABOUT twenty.ohe years yet TO run, on
branches OF Beaverdam Geek, adjoining
James m, Marin; II. Waldrop, and Others
Place. containing four acres, more or les
also Wadsworth Lease Land
IiiE DORK PLACE, containing forty.
iour acres and forty-fOur rods. more or less
also Wndsworth Lease Land, with about
four years to run, adjoining NJ. B. Williams
and Others.
THE ANDREW OWEN TRACT con.
tanning twenty-five aud one. fourth acres.
more or less, adjoining lands OF l.. II. Gam
DFeil and others, five acres Of this Tract
being Wadsworih Lease Land, with about
fiiteen years to run.
TIE g. w. AND NANCY DORR
LEASE, four years to run Of Tract Of
Land, containing eighty.one and three.
fourth acres, more or less, adioinioy Nc.
tilda Owen, Elijah Owen and others.
VanWyck Lands.
HAT no. p containing eighty three
and three-fourth acres. more or Iesg nd.
joining lands of J. F. Mitchell. ct nj.
Plat NO. 8, containing forty-nine acres.
more or less, and adjoining Plats No. =
No., no. - No. o and No. of said VanWyck
Plat NO. 4, containing one hundred
and fifty-fiye acres, more or less. and nd
Joining land of Ezekiel Murphy. and Pats
No. 2 No; 8, No. and No. of said Van-
Wyck lands.
PLAT NO. 5, containing one hundred
ana an seven acres, more or less, lying on the
No. I, Of said Van 1Yyck Lands, the villa
Plains Tract and Mrs. Milly Scott.
rLAI NO. q, containing one hundred
anu niteen acres, more or lCss. adjoining
innds OF Ezekiel Murphy aud Plats 20. i
NO; o anu NO. of said Var Wyck Lands.
PLAT NO. Z, ccn.:i:in, one hundred
and fifteen acres, more or less, adjoining
Guthrie land, and lands of Jacob Martin
and others.
THE TERRELL BRYANT PLACE.
Plat No. l, containing two hundred and
eight acres, more or !oss. situate on waters
OF Big Beayerdam, adjoining lands Of VIM.
Martin, j. l. Spearman and Others. About
nine acres OF the above Tract will he sold
by itself, OF which Plat will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
THE WHITE PLAINS TRACT, con.
tanning twcnty.fi and three fourth acres.
more or less, adjoining lands OF John Ciar.
dy, VIM. Martin and others.
TERMS or SALE
One-third cash, and the remaining two.
thirds on credit or twelve months with
Interest from day of sale. to be secured by
a mortgage of the premises, with leave to
anticipate payment ut any time. ;,1rcha
scrs to take subject to any leases that may
have been made by the Administrators
purchasers to pay extra for all necessary
papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS. Master
Nov 10, 1881 1S
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Anderson at the Exposition.

drnd tas. sS week there were at least one hun.
ptsd pcsinn Hna Thirty fhd visitors to the Atlanta En-
whom went on Wednesdny evening % = Wa oi
sndd mao Inc pleasure of being in the party and
dIisrg disyoS personal inspection of the grand and
u,sPay OF thcproducts of .ur country there
presented, we are more firmly conyincad nrsd
.na', , ever before of its great importance to
scr Sni rb,OPP PEOPLE; We will not attempt any de- e.
reason that such an attempt would dIl1,e prave
iIslle, ;dai ana fail OF presenting an ADEQUATE e
,Ieu ,bousund ., us s. magnitude. A volume of a
10 De properly appreciated it must be seen a,,p
,onta ne question, What will a trip to At.
ca,r ra,,ra COST! has been frequently asked or
some :, =; persons will expend more than Others rs
nr 4, Is sale 70 say, however, that the necessary
ssiHPemscs az OF the trii will not be more than
Si?. everything included. And the Exno.
sue sltlon is worth seeing, even if costs more more
lnan % the sum named. We advise ali to 90
regret 1t. VII hot
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON County
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In tho Nmt of Common Pleos.
n. S. Reeves. Plaintiff, against Msr,b,
Reeves, w. p. Reeves, and Others Dn.
fendants.- Complaint for Partition, &c.
pY virtue of decretal order to me di.
I'D rected in the above stated case bv hi.
Honor L. b. Fraser, presiding ,Judpe. dated
9th November, 1881 I will self at Anderson
c. H., S. c., on SALEDAY IN DECENJ.
BER, 1881, the following described nroner-
ty, rs the Real Estate of Noah r. Reeves.
deceased. TO wit:
TRACT NO. l, containing one hundred
ana thirteen and onehalf acres. more or
less, adjoining lands OF VIM. Smith. Bent
Neiiey, anu others, as per plat made by
II. W. Long, Sept. :, 1881.
TRACT NO. 2, containing fity.six and
one,thlrd acres, more or less. adjoining
lands OF N. s.. Reeves, VIM. Smith and
Others, as per plat made by e. w. Lowg,
Sept. =, 1881. e'
TRACT NO. 3, containing thirtv .four
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF Co.
lumbus Scott, N. s. Reeves, and Others. as
per plat made by L. w. Long, Sept. =. 1881.
IkRMs OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
remainder on credit OF twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, purch asers
TO give bond, with at least two good sure.
lies, together with q mortgage of the prem
ises 70 secure the purchase money. Pnrcha-
sers to pay extra for all necessary papers.
:. w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov TO- 1881 ~
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or ANpREsog.
In the Cur. If Common peo.

In The CURT IF Common Pleas.
G. w. Williams. Plaintiff, against w. e. M.
Morgan. Defendant.-C Complaint for Fire
closure, &c.
PY virtue Of decretal order In the
- above stated case to ME directed by
his Honor II. B. Fraser, presiding Judpc
bearing date the l4th October, 1881, l viii
sell ct Anderson G.. H.. s. c., on SALE
DAY IN DECEMBER. 1851, the follow
ing described property, as the Real Estate
of w. T. NJ. Morgan, to wit
All tint Piece, Parcel or Tract OF Land.
lying and being i'll Anderson County, on
branches waters Of Six-and-Twenty, on
Shallow Ford Road leading to Earles
bridge, and containing thirty acres, moro
or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Mays.
Lev. Davis, Andrew Quails and w +. ii.
Morgan.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS. Master
Nov 10. 1881 ia
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EXECUTORS SALE.

FHNHE undersigned, Executors OF Stephen
L. AfcCully, deceased, will offer for sale
at Anderson c. H., s. C., on SALEDAY
in DECEMBER next, the following de.
scribed Real Estate, to wit:
LOT NO. 6. on University Hill, living
immediately West of the University, and
fronting on Greeley Street, and containing
four acres, two roods and thirty-sx poles.
LOT NO. 5, on University Hill, living
immediately East of J. Baylis Lewis. con.
tanning two acres, one rood and eight poles
OLD FIELD LOT, containing seventeen
and one-half acres. adjoining VIM. Sayre.
J. +. Wilson, B. Frank Crayton. end 9th.
ers.
ONE TWO-ACRE LOT, bounded on the
North by Orr Street, South by C. & G. R.R.
Co. lot, East by Mrs. ". j. Orr, near the
Depot.
TERMS OF SALE-One. third cash. ard re.
mainder on credit of twelve months, with
interest from date, to be secured by bond
and mortgage of premises Purchasers to
pay extra for papers.
y. a. McCULLY,
w. w. HUMPHREYS. E2 rs.
NoJ TO- 1881 18
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and T. N. Logan, Richmond. At meet
ing OF the above directors a dividend OF
SIX and onc.half per cent. was declared ON
preferred stock.
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Gard of ThnnIrn.

The undersigned desires to return his
thanks TO both white and colored for the
timely assistance rendered him OH the oc-
casioi OF the recent fire on his promises.
a. H. OSBORNE
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ralue Of Our Ta1able Property.

& are indebted to Mr.. II. J. Webb, our
.ent County Auditor, for the following
Snent of the value OF the taxable prop
pf this county as returned to the Comp
seIr General, for the year beginning July
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CLOTHING.

In this line can only say that il Is tho
largest ever seen in Anderson. am this
season making specially Of this particular
article. | will do yoI good and save you
money by purchasing your Winter Cloth
ing from me.
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BuGG!ES Any person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED g.
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
Dies them to select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
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A. Reed, Agent, is now offering his
Sorated Cook Buggies Mt remarkably low
ss; a rare opportunity to purchase n
4 buggy at a low price. He Is also Of
Fg great inducements o. Sewing Ma
ses. Call and see him while this oppor-
ity is offered.
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SHOES, SHOES.

am headquarters for Shoes, buying di-
rect from manufacturers. Bear in mind
that every pair is sold ns represented.
carry no paper soles,' offering only solid
stock, and Mt prices that will suit the times.
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HATS. HATS.

My stock of Hats is very large-Mcn's,
Boys, and Children, in every shade and
shape. You can be suited and save money.
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JEANS. JEANS.

am agent for the Athens Jeans--the
pest IN the Southern States. and don't you
forget it," Call and examine.
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Great Bargains IN Dress Goods,
Great bargains in Black Cashmcrcs.
Great bargains in Black Silk,
Great Bargains in Colorcd Silk.
Great Bargains in Black Satin,
Great Bargains IN Black Velvet,
Great Bargains in Black Alpaca.
Great Bargnins III Colered Alpaca,
Great Bargains in Red Flannel,
Great Bargains i'll White Flannel,
Great Bargains IL Opera Flannel,
Great Bargains IN Meiicated Flannu..
Great Bargains in Bleaching,
Great Bargains in Shceting.
Great Bargains III Hickory Stripes,
Great Bargains in Red Damask.
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TO ny MANY TRONS

STOCK is VERY LARGE every line and NV ce.
hnls am erabe to offer Goods
PIE reason bhoovcs juious then
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!noke the s. & N. Cigar. For sale by
I q oatlett, at McCully's Corner.
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Great Bargains in Dleached Damask,
Great bargains In Red Doylies.
Great Bargains in Irish Linen,
Great bargains In Embroidery,
Great Bargains in Lace,
Great bargains in Sill, Fringe,
Great Bargains in Ladies' Ties.
Great Bargains in Corsets,
Great Bargains in Kid Gloves,
Great Bargains i'm Nubias,
Great Bargains in Balmorals,
Great bargains in SacQues,
Great Bargains in Knit Caps,
Great bargains in Buttons.
Great Bargains in Towels,
Great bIrgains in Linen Crash.
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ATHENS CHMCKS

80. These goods will recommend themselves.
me great quantity have sold is proof of
their excellence
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Ayers Pills promote digestion, improve
the appetite, restore healthy action and
regulate the secretive functions Of the body
thus producing condition of perfect
health.
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FAIL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS

THE uneegned has received full Millinery
or
80 '' 1A"''AA A'EnaAa
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ASSINIE ES.

This line is complete, having bought
large lot and can offer some striking bar
gains. All ask is call, and you will be
convinced.