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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05
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The MINE INsPEcToRsHIP. 1t has
been necessary during the week to
refute several stories which have
been started to injure the democratic
nominee for the State Senate. 40
cordingly the following correspond
ence with the Cumberland Times has
taken place during the week:
FRosTBURG MD, Nov.2, 1881.
Mr.. Editor.-Within few days past
have learned that it has been represented
in the lower Creek districts that l am
pledged to appoint @. Fl. Hamill mine in
spector."
This statement, along with several others
that have been started in unfriendly
quarters, is unfounded in fact.
The gentleman named has not intimated
any W ish touching this or any other Off
clal duty.
1t ought to be understood that if / am
elected my relation with the governor,
upon matters of this character will be ad-
visory, and IN the Senate my obligation
will not permit me to vote against conflr-
nation, unless there is a valid objection
or objections to the party nominated. So
far as may be concerned 1 propose "a fair
field and no favor"-to give the claims of
all who aspire to the inspectors office
equal consideration, and that can be done
only when the whole field can be surveyed.
l shall then seek for good, practical,
resident miner-one whose integrity and
capabllity will best beft the dignity and
efficiency of the office. If shall be called
upon by the people of the coal region to
make an effort to secure an amendment
of the law making the Office elective, it
will be pleasant duty, because in accord
with my political convictions and Demo-
cratic principles. Very respectfully.
j. B. ODER.
In confirmation OF the above the
following appeared next day:
FRosTBURG, MD, Nov. 3, 1881.
Mr.. Editor Il have read Mr.. Oder's
card in to-dey's issue of your paper. Sc
far as it concerns me the statement made
is true. will add that there is no politi.
ical office or position that I am seeking
or desire; certainly nothing could induce
me to apply for appointment as mine in
spector. Yours truly, g. II. HAMILL.
The report had been circulated in
Homecoming also that the regular
democratic nominee, in order to get
Mr.. William Brodsrick to withdraw
from his Independent candidacy, had
promised him the appointment Of
mine inspector. Mr.. oder did no
such thing, and nobody ecas authorized
By him to make such an offer. The
governor dominates the inspector /;
the Senate confirms, where and when
only q Senator's responsibility would
be incurred for tayoring or opposing
q nomination.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

ExorpT a glazing effort to misrep-
resent mo. g." the letter in Tuesdays
News signed "obsorver," is a poor
job. By-by, Obby.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

IN reply to Interested Miner" we
must say we are not advised. A
great deal has passed between Messrs.
Brace and Frost of which the public
knows nothing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

LAST night Mr.. Norman E. Fuller
wanted to convey the idea that wages
were much better in Pennsylvania
than in Maryland. Mr.. Brace ex-
hibited several internal emotions.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

The people of this county will be
called upon next Tuesday to say
whether the Senatorial toga is hang
ing in the cloak-room of the Valley
Times.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

We hare no idea zcb0t the
story is the TaIleY Times is
reserUing for publication
until 0B hour too late to be
cOUBteracted. Under such
circumstances it MUST BE
Il LIE! Let no UOter be de-
oei7,pG
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

A SEcRET.-We will whisper in
the capacious ear of the Valley Times
that John s. Combs great SUCCESS az
a business man and Senator lies in the
fact that he is not "bladge."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05
a FEW WORDS

IN behalf OF the most valuable article
Il ever invented - the United States
Washer, which is now being sold in this
county. This is just what every lady
wants-somethin that will lessen TIE
labor of washing ami which will pay for
itself in the saving to the clothes in wear
and tear. Your clothing is worn out on
the old-hshioned wash-Doard, but the
U. s. Champion Washing Machine
does not injure your garments but cleanses
them in one half the time with quarter the
labor than any washwoman can do by the
old method. Ladies save yourselves the
hard work which so often ruins your
health and give this machine a trial when
the agent calls upon you and shows what
excellent work the Washer can do; you
will net let him take it out of tie tub
This has been the result in almost every
house our agent has visited. This valua-
BILE labor-saving clothes cleanser is now
being sold in Homecoming. Get ready to
purchase and you will never reg ct having
invested in the U. s. Champion Washing
Machine. For sale by
@. O'BRlEN u OGDEN,
Oct 81 Agents, Barton, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

ONE plank in Mr.. Braces platform
has disappeared and he has slipped
through. he "begs no man or class
of men for votes" etc.--Just mere
humorous sort of "here-am-I, -send-
me" exhortation. 1t was a lonely at
titude, innocent and beguiling, but
manners change with times and ne
cessities. The brass buds which APP
pearsd on the cheek two weeks ago are
full-blown roses now.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05
EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo ChOO'S BalSam of Sharks Oil

POSITIVELY Restores the Hearing,
Il and is the only Absolute Cure for
Deafness known. This Oil is extracted
from peculiar species of small White
Shark, caught in the Yellow Sea, known
as GarehrrodoB R0ndeIettia. Every Chinese
fisherman knows ii. Its virtues as q re-
storatIve OF hearing were discovered by u
Buddhist Priest about the year 1920. Its
cures were so numerous and many so SEEM
ingly miraculous, that the remedy was
officially proclaimed over the entire Empire.
Its use became so universal that tor over
300 years no Deafness has existed among
the Chinese people. Sent, charges pre-
paid, at 81 per bottle Only imported by
HAYLOCK 6 CO.,
Dey Street, New York.
Sole Agents for America.
Its virtues are uaquestionab6 and its cur
alive character absolute, as the writer can
personally testify, both from experience
and observation.
Among the many readers of the Reoieto
in one part and another of the country, it
is probable that numbers are afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may be said:
Write at once to Haylock 81 Co., Day
street, New York, enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return remedy that will
enable you to hear like anybody else, and
whose curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so."-Editor
of Mercantile ReoieW. July 2-tf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

LOOK oUrl----A stunning letter
against us, written in Cumberland,
will probably appear in to-day issue
of the Valley Times, and which is
expected to destroy us. We are not
aware what it charges, but it is safe
to say that it is another lie. No
voter should be affected by the letter.
TIE last issue of the Valley Times,
with its studied effort to deceive the
people about the rights Of "indepen-
dent" newspapers, and its indecent
references to our name, would very
nearly conclude all argument or
notice of that sheet, even though the
election were month off.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

terests of the taxpayers to destroy
him politically, it is deemed proper
that the record should be exposed,
mainly to refute erroneous impressions,
and, incidentally, that the Taxpayers
may see (l) who represented their in
terests as against Mr.. Fuller, and (2)
who represented Mr.. Fuller's interests
as against the taxpayers Of the county.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

In his speech last night Mr., Brace
complained that he was mot The
owner of newspaper" etc. We will
refer the matter to any country news
paper man in Maryland. The verdict
will be-Mr. Brace is especially for
tunate in not owning one. But the
semi-weekly stands too closely to Mr..
Brace for such remark to be apparent
to nude optic.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

Cotton Is opening
-Wanted-peach stones, at this Office
-six,y fifty, forty cents a hlsheI for peaches,
and more coming in
Mr. w. l. Vason has showed us a fine speci-
men of the Golden Queen" peach
R A. Shine is having large addition built
to his cotton warehouse on McCarty street.
Thermometer 81 Saturday at o'clock p NJ
the highest figure il has yet reached here
Members of the hotel Building Committee
went to Jacksonville on Saturday, on hotel bus
mess.
Plenty of peaches and watermelons in
market The former sell for 80 to IS cents
bushe, the latter IS to cents each
-Ashmead Bros, Jacksonville Fla, have just
published an Index to the Decisions OF the Su-
preme Court of Florida. Price 50. I'm.
Peaches are plentiful perfect drug in the
market Why does not some one ship guam
diy To Jacksonville, where, We understand, they
are rather scarce
Prank WanZeT coOred, sent his bright little
daughter up TO the FLoRIDIAN Office one day
last week with a bucket full of handsome and
luscious peaches.
We learn that Capt Malone of Quincy had
some Chinese Cling peaches this year, one of
which measured 1O4 by log inches in circunl-
lerence, and weighed l04 ounces.
Mr. p T. Roberts sent the FLoRIDIAN Office
fine assortment Of peaches from his large peach
on hard yesterday. One variety, a small, golden
aeshel cling, was particularly fine-iavored.
A sallow complexion is indicative of worms
few doses of Shriner's Indian Vermifnge will
destroy them and give a bright and healthy COM
plexion. For sale by NJ. Lively. 1t
e W. Clark will not go to New York until
about the first of September, and will leave in
charge OF the Re pair Department An old and re-
liable Matchmaker well known in Middle Flor
ida ALI
I'D rather be dog and bay at the moon"
than to be proprietor of that graveyard cough,
when only so cents viii buy bottle of Coussens
Honey of Tar, the best remedy in the world for
Coughs, Colds and all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs Try Coussena Honey of Tar Whites
Cream White Vermifnge, the best Worm Killer
W. A Rawls, sole agent
Mr.. j. B. Conner of Centreville. the occa-
sisnal correspondent at that place of the Sayan-
nah Nelos, and one of Leon county's best and
m'si progressive farmers, remembered the Flo
RIDIAN office ON Saturday in the shape of bas-
keifu Of luscious peach Of several varieties, in
ending the we'll known Chinese Cling, one of
which weighed 81 ounces, and measured 10 by
ii inches in circumference.
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II UhamAms Hllssr unssse hvm ,1GzN Aaeusdis
SILVER M1tsm a. Zen II Lei Az G7v&
Dippg NJ - O. 49,; bossa Si1vsr
Knir9 - 1fh esmnis; Ellvw Csks.hasksa
Ap@ ~ - Ira Rsymosd; IolI1l - a
vAiting Casdn nm = D. Rwaar 60 cnkau
h..kss 30 - aegis rl.ss ~
caskst hoiA In. AlInssr: CologEs- k6tsss nd
and Pin-cnsAion fsom Mis A WiIIisnsre l1se
FiowsF-stAnd ffem Mns Netfis w egh0 ellVs
Jewelstand from Him KATE FAAm; Hazfode
silvw Rpssps hom Mm KiBsaM In IEaknIias-
Sc NssA Liver c. ION Ma l6kzM (
sss Jeweiy ron ths sroom. oola 1sless
nom Mn. Carpenter THE mother % @ EuuB ,
Silver Picklestand from Mn. KemD elSer
Card-rcceiver ifom Mr.. and MrA f. McDo1eSli;
n 4 -: - q; !, ~, s...,:. 3ss
Mias Eata FlAgg; Pair Silver Napkin-rings hpm
Mr. r. c. Coles
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

The discovery of another comet, in the Con-
stellation Of AnrigA, made July 14th, by Prof. j.
NJ Schaeberle, of Ann Arbor, Mich, is an
nounced. This new comet is apparently coming
directly toward the earth, and for . telescope
comet, is very bright; indeed, it can readily be
seen with . good opera giaas- It Is quite re-
markable that il should be in iuss the spot where
the present large comet was hrst seen by the
naked eye in this latitude, and Il shows that the
two bodies must have crossed each others paths
This makes the fourth comet discovered within
ten weeks, circumstance heretofore unknown
in history. E
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

ne little sou OF the late 8. 8 Whitley, twelve
y-s Age, Was badly injured in the hand by
S .ce'oeniai discharge Of his gun one day hast
a physician was sent for, bat before he
soun be brought neighbor, who bad beea
'-''ogh rough army experience, dressed the
"oad skilliully. and the little fellow . nav do
ing we'll
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

Is N eight paee ibfty cSlnhn. noaIkly Journal,
pablished # Washilgt0n, d. C., r. brinfM Of
eosd lhinss hT fheEiifzsa - Wel - for the sol-
dieF IsPpaseemDnopoly. AR.sse qaal and exact
justice % alh anA TO- On spsplak uimmpiou and
defeader Of she e0ldfet, ID widow s'anA 0fphaus
Every sdldier sAoul4 have Z 10 keen him posed.
Only tweaU- ave tel Is = ysAf Sample copy
Address, Gi1isonR A. Co.,
6 Washington, DC.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or nAns
AFriOs. CEos.
,,.haru and Eastern. ...-...-...s15 p II. 7OA n
W~'se,n -. ................ I'D A. n SEQ p. H.
!, Tsrks TUESDAY Thursday and siss
>. sss1riay 1.-................I40 =. n. L00A. n
ssouasyle via Iam0nIa-Anive Tuesdays, Thursdays
ID Saturdays at p. M. close Mondays Wednesdays
- Fridays at S. 20 A n.
H. Post once will be open from A. n to asD p NJ
"a from "a To $50 p. NJ, except sundays.
MoNKYORDER OFFICE.
The Money Once win be open from A. n. TO
N and from l P. M to Z p. NJ Momey-Orders are
.sed Al this Office payable in any part Of the United
s,ss and Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany Italy,
Trsnce Algeria and Canada
". g. STEWART, P. n.
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"A Co1gh, Cold o. Bore Throat sAould Be
stupped Nsg3sct Requsntly fesalH b - lncars
at1e Lnng Dlseaae q Co1s1mpkion.e BruUBsD
Bsoachial Truches are ceEfAin % give FeIsef y
As1hmn. Btonchikiz, Coukhs, UAkafrh, 0oasamp
tive and ThEnak nisGasca For thisty yenu Ne
Truches have been recommended BY physicians
mol new OK married. but haEing been tessed By
vide and constant ne for nearly IN entire
gsaesasi0b. they have attained we'll meFi1sa sznk
amOag The few staple remedle@ 0f tie 1884,
Public speakers and singers ne them 10 clear and
sefezgthen tie voice. Sold - s. ceues . box
sxeEyyher. sa L. Nov. "a iSqe-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

The Supreme Court adjourned on Saturday.
having completed the business OF the June term.
some very important cases were decided, the
aeAdn"'es of which have all appeared in the
FLoRIDIAN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

A telegram received in the city yesterday froml
Rev. H. K Raymond, Jr., announced the ad-
vent In bis family of a fine boy, and that he
would leave in a day OF two Eor Tallahassee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

019ame@m.
would respectfully in5orm he public that
am giving this business my very bsat aisention
l have secured the late ]. Q. GallAgher's Old
Stand together with all hin tooh, and am pre-
pared b furnish all kinds of Gin Material ct the
lowest possible figure. / can make your old
gin as good as new. or can exchange with you
l havesix gins, new and second hanA, thas1 win
sell cheap. Give me can 6atisfactian guar
anteed. Tl+trl sR0 GItMoxE.
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"A dispatch was received here on Thursday
or P9 ,'ads IA NJ Ed
Whitehead wss lying very ii at Jacksonville.

His mother went down to him 81 once
Mr.. F. B. Papy Of the Transit Road made
'pue of his lFustSmaF Ayie sTpe,p Middle
Florida last week. : Re fep6rts ar Ills family,
and that q Ma \. p. Bapy. il, good health.
Governor Bloxham left On Thursday last,
with Mrs. Bloxham, for Pottssown, Pa, where
tAeir dauGhssEs Mid Matte, b Attending Prof
BdBefs g CbttAgt sGEAharygs Elrst Bsoxham,
whose health has NOT, been good for some time,
wIlf remain North lIdf Several weeks, and the
Governor !! expected t6tetun to his post of duty
NrTRsE s9IsI VM lis2 ltlN |
u 1Gssne 4 PeFY apdd pfEIy arrived srfely at
Pensacola %, their .felRtp ffcn The Brigade Re-
iuhhioon" Mr. 'WflliaR Fisher accompanied the
party on the teturA "Trip. The charming daugh-
ters Of General Perry created quite a sensation
in Tallahassee social scircles .daring their brief
stay, and sewers n of our most susceptible young
gentlemen are thinking very seriously Of remov-
ing TO Pensacola 20 ~ = ~
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Jacksoaville Unioa, July nj
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yseAsou.yille unio.. JAW nj afs'T
sseftgsA III MWW0RMAM. as @sss s.
Dspazssd tkis NE - Esssbs sanAsr esaAy Riosian
sn ~ night e tie llh John Dckism. Only beloved
q General J. J. Dckison sAd ~ idolissd hrosher
Psss sichen aser; ne dsa.sn ksarss sAsi hed esiE
szdssoas CARTS . thy Aeplssa body asad ton@rys
cal vmgsance IL mine saith TIE Lord, will repay.
comfostihk word % sorsowing Aearts. fhou win be
sysazsd ~ Ne Gea q Love. Mercy saa Japties la
hlssastainsa soul win be called before tAat GrsM Tbs-
nA 70 render FOR tAer nsndfsh desd. snd
oslve His Just snsdemn&Gim q @sg s sEsfm sislas
o., Father In heaven, bad up strieksn hsarts
Poar Thou, into bleeding wounds The healing
lakioa - IAylsssi 3t rt8afs fsss{f 4st7ffs III
M Own prescozs darling. know In ny fsaEai sgsay.
Christ dear saviear. loving elder brother took
tAss inss Mis azzls. and thy soar,s cry was- ~
sas Dear Chris, to Thee my saas bxiag. lfN
And l.y thsn q. Thy nangisd feet;
va b = hi11sR o16xilg fst fEf
Bat psni4snss en- nAks e sweet
I peaeh snpty hands to Thse
Show Thee the heart 20 maynard grown,
. And cry: o. Thsa q Calvary lsE
Let love for every sin atonei
on refuge Of the sn-sick soal,
Whst raptase tariffs ne q TIE lasti
hear the tenpest thunders ron,
- But IN ny doubts and fea1 afs paas a-
A frasing wholly n Thy blsoa tt
Oh, thorn-erowned King Of Calvary
my peace breaks on mn like Hood.
70 Thee can come the wearisss seul
And End relief when sore-distfsesed, o.,
The breaking heart thoa Mzksst whole
That leana COG comfort o. Thy breast
Beneafh my sheltefing as1s hide
And fesl thy promises ere sure
Thou witt forever more endure. s.
With undying love, TzY szsrER-
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The 6re-proof once snems 10 h m unfnrtu.
nate piece Of property. From The nsM Il his
been damp. and The books kept there have been
more OF les damaged By the moisture II the
vault OF late the weather has thoroughly
warmed the building, and the heat and moisture
combined have made the building simply upen-
durable. The hot and noisome vapon which
ill the room hare fprced lr. HnxheT and his
entire f1Ee9 Of clpEA1 q q - - - ling
and return % the ed quarters = ~ conrt- hduse
The ahose, IRON de- 0TlAndo RY~s~s j. .
hint 70 the Coaniy Oommi6E5onnrs Of Len, in
the cOnstruc1ioo a vAe nv 3oart=houa. Is
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

Oo'es 4 Beard are now receiving fine assert
@enl OF Staple and Fancy Groceries. They get
nesh goods every week i3ss tI5l ia
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

Special % LanA Awenas.
The FLORIDIAN once d prepared to h1rnidh,
in any quantity, to order,
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATs;
scale, 40 chains to the inch and 80 chains 10 the
inch, with Table OF Areas Alsa, qaasssr-town-
ship plats (nine sectous) scale, 20 chains TO the
inch.
The large size will be sold at 81 for one hun
dred, 81 so Tor fifty, 10 cents apiece; the small
sizes al 81 for one hundred, 70 cents for fifty,
cents apiece
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

M. rArceii, Roadmasier Of the J. p. q NJ r. r.
NIX INFORMS us thas'he in8isa. = pu. in 10
~ ne" ernss-lies per month until The road-bed
10 complete order; and that sufficient new
- VII be put At bis disposal 10 make the Track
= pl''rsA Trains have necessity hsen run over
- ROAD Al the rate Of - miles an hour, and the
y contemplation win make isrths hesG
aack 10 the State.
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Record of temperature at Tallahassee, FIori-
da. for the past week.
observations taken by W A RAwis, DrH ggist and
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Tsn,. Rs.34 p4-@%e-.
The Tallahassee District Conference met at
Mo Pleasant, Fla, July Z, 1881. Rev c. E.
bowman, Presiding Elder, presided, D. A. Saun-
ders was elected Secretary, Tne attendance was
small, only Eve ministers and twelve delegates
we're present ii the first session
1t was decided by motion to have no commit
tSe OF SPECIAL order Of BGfge$, IN c0hseauence
Of which the business was conducted IN rather
ff2gmentary manner. As eli the charges were
not represented, it was impossible 10 arrive at q
fun understanding of the condition Of the dis
tfict. 90 q Z q
The report Of the charges represented. show
that there have been impf0vemenis IN the vari-
Ous interests Of the work The report also
charges
The NEXT session win be held a Tallahassee
G. W. Taylor, Jesse Wood. r Turabull and j.
T Bernard swere elected delegates to the next
session OF the Florida Annual Conference and
q. J. Davis and r. II. Floyd alssrnases
The Conierenea was rqrdia9Fz recsivedgePd
hs@nelH 'tainN ~ Peop3A ~ 1T
neks az i5h plea IN Id trda,.bsx = /"
The following resolutions were passed by the
conEsfen1en n q ~, All AHA
ResOlusd, That the members Of the Tallahassee
District Conference have read the announcement
OF the attempted assassination Of James A.
GsrAeld, Rsesidsst u the United States, With the
'ps6lOuhdsss rs9s5t AAA bosi6w, anA thks We ten
der our sympathy 70 the President and his fam
ny, and unite in prayer TO Almighty God for his
speSd yfffe4f11S4@u oIams1 .haz a!gh
ReDtDad, That the members Of the Tallahassee
Distfica ConfsRcDee tender 70 Mr.. 0eosge l.
Seney, Ksq.,~of New York. their sincere and
heart fslt thanks fpg the, evidence Of confidence
he hAs mahiseS1sd II the fe6bk Is the SOuth.
and hope that IL may prove the dawn Of . new
era in genuine reconssfpctiOh and fraternal feel
ing. asss Il =g.ts4.4ss
Rss0sos& Thai We Yse sYsrI FeAna p enlighten
and instruct the people with reference to the
wills Of iuteraDGRnn0est l'.isysss r. s. l' ti-tHt
RAsosusd, That We stint asitate the question Of
legislatiOn. and ne our elzoFta % have the Con
sliniioa Of The eaaie % changed - 10 secure the
passage Of l. hnoal option law. Ard fastAer, that
we e1deAvpE, IN every legitimase WHy 10 restrict
and prohibit drunkenneas ard me hquor trAflc.
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: ! q Is s! |! l..
lass " o. buaisess.
Sze1Nt B. rpeuser and bride arrived on
Friday n0rlilS hOm Columbas. Ga
MA. J. FIsA Ia for Bah, N. Y. a ~
kEATkA 60 - Hta3G0
-Dr. g. w. Besion returned last week from
tAe'NOrth. and has resumed hin practice.
jia3 {! q Y 3 3. 1as !..;.s q
Y1k I :; ~. .... TO pend ps or,
his health
z RiIeAsrS b. me. syOuae lawyer Of peDs.-
co.'s. kas ned h the city several days on pro-
fessional business.
of4 g. rAsUagpS lda1GRsail i.A On Jsdsy III u.
~ tlds6s Ha.I aksEe ~ ~ ssssAe she prac-
6cs sfAhrsuessn6sl5q
M r <. Essses. supt Of Public destruction,
31entllG ~ ljaqi t3aaez tSavention
ct Atlanta, Ga, lasi week
. I've heard thAs Col Iocre Of the ssarke
TsAwapA Ms d toMh one aay last week ha, We
did mot ses AaysAing u him. u. as'. s. 49,
M vi W. Ksepsf he osiaey H~sH was
in town yesterday with his famous fiddle to have
j. Photographed by our world renowned artist,
Don llGHe9ds ) I'D lAY, tI<a
e t-MrA 0eSwgs PrAsG editor AuS haIilsherof the
Ssmter County Adsance, made us short call this
morning. He win rsnsAia in the city several
days on business. efH.i ssDA
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