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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
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Last xvExue.
80 Manhattan. Q
coo Grand Prise. $50. 6os, ~
90 Northern Belle. 400
$50 Arsenta. loo. lso
900 Star. $50
500 Tuscarors. aee
400 Day. lt.1W
$50 Albion. 81
aeo Wales. IN.
90 Bodis. 60
HOO Beohtsl. ~
100 Tioga. ESQ
400 a~oodshaw. go. tos
$50 Bulwsr, ~
100 Blaokhawk. 400
$50 Booker Con-. loe
$50 Nome
800 Addsnds. $50
ass MONDAY. ! 10. lis
1910 North MONDAY. TOO. e8s
400 South Bulwer. $50
liso Orc. e0s. 7so
$50 Tiptop. 8 90. IS
80 Silver King. 2it
100 sulphurst.
900 Giant and Old Aba. IL
ran MORNING.
$50 ophir. ek. 9 $50
Is Mexican. ~
$50 Gould q Curry. 81. sk.s
lss Best d Bslehsr. liz. ilk. nt
SIS California I 80
$40 Savage. 3 90. Z IS. $50
eao Con. Virainia, at,af0
$50 Chollar. 2 IS, Az
$50 Potosi. 8. . 10
$50 Hale q Noroross. 8 %. $50
go Grown Point. ~. as
$50 Yellow jacket. tSs
100 Imperial. lso
% Alpha. . 20
se3 Bslehsr. AZ. 5 ~
20 Ksntuek. 2 IS
50 Confidence. y 90.&
SIS Sierra Nevada. 10k. lok
$50 Utah. 81. 81
$50 Bullion. I 40. IN
s06 Kxehequsr. I 30
20 Seq. Bslehsr.
90 0vsrman. I IS. 20
400 Justice. s6e
iiSo Union Con-. ~. 10. lob. Ion
lok. l0k so
40 Alta. 4. <os
200 Caledonia. Sc
100 Silver Hill. 2se
$50 Challenge. CSC. l
800 New York, loo,
100 Occidental. IL
800 Andes. I IS. l 90. I %
s2s Scorpion. I 80. I 20. I ~
72o Benton. ! 0s
It's y. Extension Utah. 900
100 Golden Qats, 2 90
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p.,.rs.r.s L.ass Evs.i.g.

Q Thorpe. J o'sullivs,. L B Iraaksl.
\ B Parkinson. J Dohsrty. D walssrs. .
y Hools. Nn posns. Mis- LUCY Ilstnsr.
Mn Boomer. Emil Tohl. DR. Powell. Niss
KAts Ceanslly.
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Owners Of cattle. horses or doss viii
and Q notice Of interest to themselves
from Gold Hill's Chief Of Police In an
other column.
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eiann a1r0xlfs 81 @ DAYS or a.
49, ss:! ;:;;jI; &: !: 1870: 81; ~:
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Ths Distsise ooszs VII ~ n ssssisa
teeBpesev 1eEal1e q 10 e's3eek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

TuIs PAN 10 FAR sUPknIoR 10 ALL
othsvp In several important psrttculsrs.
The Grinding hulisrS ars Lear the eeotsr. ~.
fsiss the q~ufcksfvsf with the pulp rseulsrly.
with lees power. without violsncs. and With
better smslfsmating effect, bssides admitting Q
larger cnsrgs. The inclined shaped hoostnn
OF the m~uilvrplats openings enciently fores
the pulp directly undsr the mullsfs.
Nsnufsctursd Of the Golden state and Ainsfe'
Iron works, ~ to Ssl First btrset San fran
CLEO. and ai the 0stss = ecovtlls Iron Works,
% poutn Canal street, Chicago. whore y osn 3
sxsmlpsd and iurthsf particulars be learpsai
or psrpons may apply 70 the Inventor and rat'
sntss, o q. eTevRNs0N. q the Dooslss NJ.
Gold Hill, Nevada, where the Pans have iong
beam In opsratton.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Az BIZ. %. the PIONEER LAuSpaY %
ssulsd before the TENTH OF DkokxBgR, %
shsy win b placed In the hands Of Q eo)lsctor.
In future no bills will b allowed % rGn wor
than thirty days. J.I. HALL.
XrRtnii. DecambeR !. 1850.
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Tor the week Ending wednesday,
jane -, 1881.

Ths narkss-rhs usaai Wsrk Car.
rtsa o. ~ shs Msssh EsA-Wess
shs msdals ssa seash End Aisss
ass Dsisg-1hs Q. y. y Fsop
DanReoG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

H.ducaons msds 10 Antilles. Beats
~. 1e6dis trsins tsvs regularly svssy negr-
q sor Sod. sprisss.
2. invand& . wen - basiness NJ g
hnlds(, sssAiiC ssessshsa ed pleasure. WI
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The din On he zoo lsvsl vas driven
forward - let he PCT vssk. he n.
cline ~ sank GaA tnbsssd II tes>
sinee lase sspest.
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CHANGE OF Fir NJ.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO J. 2. HALL
! IL M intsrsss In the Pioneer tsund!y:,
y,,r,n... pscsmb,r I. 1880.
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The usual work II carried On thai u
necessary 70 the extraction Of The. low
grade ore. About 2Se tens Of ore are
taken oat weekly.
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RAru OF caARoIs,

board md Lcdgins. pr vssk.. 90 % 70 % 9
S ~ ~ ss ssss ! 3 ,:ss: Il -. I;ii -:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

The ground passed through BY the
north drift on the Eats lsvsl requires
timbsrin9. - Il IL much given 10 .lack.
ing. II 10 now In about $40 feet. Little
other work II carried on In the mine.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-06
In Memoriam.

PULASKI, INN, Jan 3, lSo0-
At meeting Of Giles Council OF the
Royal Arcznum, called for the purpose
Of taking appropriate action in regard
n the death Of their brother A. n.
CAETRR, the following resolutions were
adopted.
RESOLVED, That In the death Of bro
ther A. n CARrKR we have lost q high
ly esteemed and beloved member Of our
Council, and . worthy and honored OIL
Ger Of our order; and that the eommn-
nifty has lost . useful and upright cIti-
zen, whose loss viii Be deeply felt by
all. He was honorable and just in his
dealings, Esrm-hesrtsd and tue 20 bis
hiends,Ta kind and indulgent husband
and father, and . tried and true man in
all the relations OF life
Especially would We As Council bow
with deepest feelings Of sorrow, yet Of
humble submission 10 the will OF God,
whom II has pleased TO take from rs
our worthy brother and friend.
Resolved, that We tender our sincere
and heartfelt sympSthies 70 the family
OF our deceased brother, We NOUN with
them and share their sorToT IN their sad
bereavement.
Resolved, Further, thA. the usual
badges Of morning be worn by the
member Of this council for thirty days,
and that these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes, and that = copy b
sent 20 the family Of the deceased; also,
that copies be sent % the Pulaski Chi
ZEN and the Pulaski Herald for publ
cation.
W. 7. MANN, Chm,
VIZ. BATE,
". 7. DUBosE-
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Read this Lefter-It is Only
One OF Many.
W. I. MANN, Chm,
VIZ. BATE,
W. 7. DUBosK-

SPRINGFIELD, RoBEETsoS Co., TESS-,
November y, 1850
DR.. J. Br1dfisld-Sir: Ny daughter
hSs been suffering for many years with
thst dreadful affection known as Fe-
male Disease, which has cost me many
dollars, and notwithstanding I had the
best medical attend xuce, could NOS find
relief. / have used my other kinds OF
medicine without effect 1 hsd jus:
sOO1t given her up, was out OF heart
but happened in the store OF ". W.
Eckler several weeks since, and he,
knowing OF ny daughters sffiIetiOu per
suaded me 70 Try oosEle Of your Fe-
male Regulator. She began 70 improve
az once. l vas 80 delighted with It's ef-
feet thAE l bought several more bottles
The price, 81 80 bottle, seemed 20
be very high ~ first, but now think IL
the cheapest preparation on the globe,
and knowing whatI do about il, il to-
day one OF my family was suffering
with that awful disease ] would have it
IL il cOst $50 botsle, for can truthful
Iy say il has cured nv daughter sound
and well, and myself and wife do most
heartily recommend your Female Reg
ulator toi be just what IL Is recommend
ed 20 be. Respectfully,
jau6-tf II. D. FEATHEESToS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-06

George and James Gosnei will run
the farm Of r J. Gordon this year
Messrs. J. A. and j. W Lee expect
TO 20 south soon with = drove OF
mules. Prof. L C. L. ridges has
given up bis school teaching for
farming. Mr.. Howard Fox hzs
rented tAe FlournOy farm. Uncle
Billy Briggs is confined TO his bed
by sge and bodily inirmitiss. Mr..
W. c. Sanders has purchased the
farm Of Chesley Smith Mr.. Smith
l. going TO North Alsbzma- Mr..
Joe Newton has rented part Of
@. A. Woods farm. Mr. James
Creesey is confined 20 his bed with
rheumatism Uncle Bob Creesey Is
about seveaty years of age, but Is
6sle and hearty, and does his Own
feeding and makes his OWE fires 4
petition was circulated and exten
sIveIy signed in this neigt bOFhOOd
askAg the legislature TO pass a
Local Option" law. Mr. John R.
Clark Is building 3 new house
SEeeny & Bro. are running grlst
mill on Cobb's branch Mr. w B
Orr IS building large barn Mr.
2. II HOskins, S medical student
OF Nashville, from East Tennessee
spent Christmas a. W K. Moore's
in this vicinity. Mr.. W. 2. Or
Is on s business trip 70 CulleOsa-
Rev Ben R4mbO Was II our midst
LAST Sunday, from Marshall county.
Mr. H. W. Trigg has rented George
CIark's farm TO pat in cotton. Mr.
Monroe Smith Will 90 back 70 his
Pisgah farm, his sou Robert sue
ceedIng him on Bradshaw. Mr..
David Coggin will commence school
soon 81 Barns Academy Miss
Mamie Bzldridge will occupy the
Beech Hill Academy for the ensu
ing year. gMrs. Betsy Young will
resume housekeeping agaiu- She
has been LIVING among her children
for several yesrs- We are glad to
know ttzE Mrs. Perry i still i'm
proving. Mr.. Mosely has rented
the White place and Is going 20
convert It into : stock farm We
understand Mrs. Lemons, Of Lin
coin, Is going TO make her home
among u this year. Messrs-
Trigg sad GOOdrum have two
Scotch terriers for which they paid
fifteen dollars IN Ohio We have
TWO famous squirrel hunters IN
these parts 1 refer 70 r B. Col
lins and }. B. Clark. Collins killed
thirty-fye IN one day and Clark
sixty three IN two days. Mr.. W
W. Brown IS visiting friends IN
Maury county. SAMBO-
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Bethel.
COEBELLE

We have looked IN vain for so0e
time for = communication from
Bethel, and We are 81 : IUss 20 know
what has become OF B, Peter"
"HOrteusUs" & Co. Since they
have thrown down the quill We take
il up 10 jOs down 3 few items from
this locality. We wish IL under
stood, however, that we are not com
peting for the W offered, for We
are rich enough already, If our debts
we're paid
We have SIX stores II our village
81 this time, al dong 8 moderate
business, We suppose, with one
more TO let"
Our farmers are mostly through
with their cotton picking. We
hope they viii get It al out II tine
10 plant another crop.
Prof J. Polk Aber1ashy paid rs
. visit last week, and We are glad 70
learn that he viii take charge Of
Bethel Academy sg4iu this year
Rev Thomas z Brown has been
il feeble he2lth for several months,
bat ne hope ere lO1g he VIII Be re-
stored 20 perfect health
Mr.. J. L Ksnrsy, OF COlaabia,
has been down OF . visit 20 rel
Atives-
The annual electioa Of o5esrs II
Beths.LOdge 2. & a n, cane OF lsss
week week. resulting IN W. I. kssl
Ing, W NJ 5 J. Aber1athy, ) w;
< a ChiIcoaL, J. W; L L Smith,
TrexA; z L EdzuEdsoz, Sec
The Offers elect ssrs publicly IL
stalled On the z7th ak
SSver2I yOasg ladies' from Ala
bAas have pad % visits reesatly,
20 gl.ddso ne hearts % some Of Our
yoUag men Cone SgAin, giriss We
are alUzys glad 20 see yOa-
Aeszrs- Editors, Il yOu car give
us . lisEis space this TINE you VII
probably hezr from &c again
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A Strange Thing.

Meridian Miss. Mercury: Some
four years ago 8 negro man died ~
Lauderdale Station, as Ess sup
posed, o. hydroPhobia- The day
of Ms death be was 8 raving mani
&C. Il was thought best to condse
him, but there was trouble IN ges-
ting any one TO undertake the dan
gerous and difficult task At last
DR.. Kennedy, Dr.. Webb and B. T..
Bush volunteered to undertake IL
The mans wife assisted them, and
with great difficulty they succeeded
in fastening h&sdcufs upon his
wrists He died thst day. The
wife soon after went rsving mad and
died. Within the last SIX m0nths
the three white men engaged 10 the
struggle with the negro to hand
cuff him have gone crEzy-tEo OF
them sent TO the lunstic asylum,
and the third, DR.. Webb, is on his
way there. There is much remark
upon the coincidence And now
We hear for the first time that it
was rather q suspicion thz. the ne
gro had been bitten by g mad dog
known to have been proving 3
month previous. then 8 fact resting
upon certain proof The singular
circumstance makes food for reasc
ton. Il may be 8 mere happen so,
but could not happen so sgain once
II ten thousand millions OF times
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Friendship.

On last Sunday, Bro. Byron. our
worthy pastor, preached 70 ; large
audience, fer this season Of the
year, st this place He stated that
it was the largest congregation he
had preached 10 since conference
l am glad 10 say that the people Of
our neIghborhOOd sre q church go
ing people.
Miss Lula, the accomplished
daughter Of our esteemed friend, J.
c. Young. attended the Christmas
tree st Sharon. We lesru thst she
was the recipient OF several Tslua
bic presents taken from the tree.
We .hink Cupid Is on the alert
in ou- neighborhOod and hope 5y
our next TO report some OF his
work more fully. Ar. g. ". Hill
has given up the idez Of gong TO
Mzury county TO live. snd will still
remain on the premises of Mrs
Mary Robinson Mr.. Gilbert Young
will also remain where he Is now
living, % the land Of Mr.. J. Calvin
Young. Willie Beard will cot emil
CRATE but remain on the premises
OF Mr.. J. Crutcher Young Mr.. Bill
Johns, 8 good farmer and highly
esteemed citizen, has moved into
our neighborhOOd and located OF
the land OF Mr.. W. D. McCsulass.
Rev. George ). Byron, our good
and faithful pastor, breaches 10 Us
twice s monitor the first aud
third Sundays, IN the afternoon
J. C. Young. our clever merchant,
is doing s good business
Wheat sowing With Us has been
zlmOst s failure, uOs more than
one-sixth CT 5 crop having been
so~n. There Is some cotton in
the field yet % be gathered and We
hear rumors Of some corn in fields
on the outskirts Of our ueighbOr-
hood. / failed TO mention II nv last
communication that our neighbor-
hood had suffered the loss OF =
good many stock hogs in the fall
Since our iast, there has been no
deaths, no marriages, and no IN
common occurrences IN our section.
Our old and reliable friend, W.
A. Young, Ia IS JoEIsl IS ever,
though nesEly sixty years OF age
He is also hearty and stout. The
severe cold snap during Christmas
week prevented several anticipated
soclAls By our young folks.
Our farmers are speaking Of in
crossing their acreage Of cotton
this yesr on account OF their bad
luck with wheat las. season.
p. Fl.
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expired term He qualified and en-
tsred upon the discharge Of the
functions of his Office, and made A
excellent officer. In the general
election last year, in spite OF the
history Of this crime being gener-
ally reported throughout the eoun-
~, aud evidence OF its truth seemed
70 be good and well authenticated,
the people generally disbelieved it
and REGARDED the reports a. mere
political falsehoods, intended 10 IN
justly prejudice them against An Of
fcer whose official record was
above attack or harsh criticism, and
IS above stated, elected him by an
overwhelming majority, Judge Ste
Is about thirty-fEe years Of age,
large frame, rather 3 handsome
blonde, of good manners and fine
address. HE appearance would
make him g noted msn in almost
any crowd.
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Sharon.

The event Of the season, the real
Izatlon Of the children's brightest
hopes and the elimination OF their
most ss-guiDe expectations, Was
the Christmas tree 81 Sharon on
The 18th uls At the specified time
they came, through the wind and
cold, and continued 70 come until
the church wss crowded. After
several songs our pastor, Rev. J.
Il. Ashford, introduced TO the chill
dreu, Old SAINTS Claus, and their
sparkling eyes and merry pezIs Of
lsugh .er brought smiles TO older
faces, and when Old Kris proceed
ed 10 disrobe the tree OF It's varied
and beautiful hangings, eager faces
and outstTetched hands greeted
him IS he distributed the presents
Dolls Of every description for the
girls; pistols. fire crackers snd such
ike, for the smsIl boy; sud some
very handsome presents for the
older folks, with fruits snd candies
for all, we're duly cut down and dis
trIbuted among the awaiting crowd
Oue of the correspondent o. the
CITIZEN had substantial proof OF
the remembrance of some Kind
friend Who presented him with Al
elephant HSd IL not been s'tOO
thin" It certainly would have been
the lsTgest(f) present on the tree-
One feature Of the sfzIr, which was
very eOmmendsbIe On the part Of
the managing committee, was the
KIND remembrance or several little
orphans OF our community, and
more than once did Old Santa
CIsus read from useful and substan-
tlsl looking bundles this LABEL
Our Orphans" 50 Ghat they. too.
pzrtOOk Of the general glee sad
uerriment OF the little folks Al
together, II wss 81 agreeable affair
and seemed 10 be highly enjoyed
By al present.
CDEBELLE
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Cheaper than Physicians BIns.

a thing Of beauty i = joy forever"
What is it, Something prepared for
woman only, and 70 be used BY woman
exclusively. II is adapted especially 70
cases where the womb Is disordered, and
will cure all irregularities Of the
''menses- or monthly courses By re-
storing the discharge in every instance,
whether scuse or chronic Where Is il ?
DR.. J. BTadield's Female Regulator
WomSn's Best Friends prepared and
sold BY Dr. J. BrSdfeld, Atlanta, Ca,
and may be bought for $3.50 per bo;Eie
a. any respectable Drug House in the
Union.
We, the undersigned druggists, take
pleasure in recommending 20 the trade
DR.. J. BRADE1KLD's FKHALK REGULA-
TOR, believing Is 70 be good and relia-
bic remedy for the diseases for which be
recommends IL.
W. A LASDxxLL, Atlanta, Ga
PHEBKEroS, TAYLOR & Co, Atlanta
RxDwISK a Fox, Atlanta, Ga
W. c. LAwszK, Atlanta. Ca
W. RooT & Sous, MARKETS., Ga.
Thousands use Il, WHY hexirAtss
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The Sun for 1881

EVERYBODY rs1ds TIE san. In Tia ed
IL tiocs Of this Newspaper throlzh5zt shs
ys4r 70 eous everybody VIII 6zd=
l. All the worlds news 20 presented That
shs reader Vii Sss The ETsAssss tu1ozns a
iEf5-rz Etzo1 With TIE lexs1 uuu-u11Acla AZ
Ps1diEurs q tine aad sys,izhs- Ths san
lcrg ago discovered The zol3s- mean between
reduudact f1Ilness and unsatisfactory 5rs
vity-
II. Nseh Of shas SOFT q u.~s uhfsh d.
Ponds less upon IL Recognized ir1pors4-ez
thar upou i-s interest 20 u14ckird- Fru-
morning 20 morning TIE San priuss . eo1-
tlnEed s.1-y q Tia lives % reaI reu AID wo-
women, and Of tkeir dse,is, plans, Iovzs,
hAsss s1d s<Ozblss- Tkis story i zors va
ned and usors interesting than 4ry ro.-znce
III Good writing in every eol1mE, and
tFesl Tess, originality, Sccg-1cy Gn1 decorun
n ihs ,reas1sos Of every s1b5Ass-
w Honest colr1s1s- The sans habit i
20 peak CT isAEls-sly .oo1s NEE and sliEEs-
E4c4l c4rdor II dealing With sBc1 po-
lltieal party, ard equL rssiiaoss 70 e07-
mend EhEt - plaissTorsky OF 70 rs5aks
ThGs IL blE1aSIs in DenoeTss OF RsPzoli-
can
VI AbsoIuts indsPsndsnes Of partisan o.
CARNATIONS, bet unEaysrinz 10y atty % tr1s
DsDoeEAtic sriuesPiss- Tbs SEA- believes
thas The GoEernr1sCs which TIE CousziErtIcn
g1ses ~ . good one % keep. IT. notion q
dzsy . % resist 70 It's Etmoss poser the e.
iSsts q uss1 II. TIA EePzolG Al party 70 So
1P snotbsE form Of goEsrnmsrs 10 plAcs q
th4t which exist The year 1881 and The
years imzsdistsly following wiz probably
dec11e this. s1prsnsly important contssI.--
he Sz1 behaves thAfths victory will b Eith
ths people against ths Kibzs for r1ooopoiy,
tie Eings for Plzndsr and ths Rirzs Cor i'm
psfIAi power
Oar terms ars - foliGEss
For The Daily ssn, f5ur-P4ge sheet Of
tSsoty-eighs columns, The pres b. nail,
Post-PEi1s - 50 oenta . month, or So 90 .
ysey; OF. incls1irg the sandAy paper, a.
sizht-p4gs sbees oe.N,1SkF-six columns, the
Prlee Il IS eentz nno1-.es 81 10 year,
p stage pzid-
The Sunday edition Of the San f. also fur-
uishsd seP4rsisly a. 4 go : year postazs
paid.
The pries of the Weskiy Sar, eight pzzs.,
Hfsy six colzrlpz. Il Ons Dollar = year, pos-
tazs paid RoTci1bs Of Zen ss1ding Ten dol
lars ss VII ssrd A extra copy frss-
Address I ". ENGLAND.
Publisbsr Of The ssr,
dsc5b-st EsW York CITY.
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PxxHr, Houz-ux Co, Ga. JE1 g 1850
WE HAVE Eogu ~SEift1 Syphilis
w Spsei5s- sesssd II hzz1Es3s - OBSTINATE
e8ass q Syphilis. ksre1riAl Ehszrl A1ls1-,
ScrUkzi9- s.e,, Ard testify that Il male tEs
most psrfsss ard Psrras1s1. e1rss II every
case.
CGps- Hugh L De1nEr5, sam D KflIs1s
JE3<s 20 Cozr-. !. L WG-rsE- q 1ru- Ell
". LAsEro2 & Co.. SGv41E2h, Ga ID JEck-
ssa. DsPssy elk SgP'r Co1rt M1j0r Wl-
BFEnson, Gen FL Wsrrsz. J. " Nt-eeflyr
Dr. J c Gilbert S3r-zxlss-I W MEc1- Co
TrsLszrs-. Wu. D Pierrs, ShsrI6r Cal c c.
Dzae9z, ksszrs-Dsy & Gor3ou-
As are psgso1aIly acquainted vita Re
Zs1slsEs1 whose s5z-Gt1rss arPear 70 the
aboEs srziS .sss They are eFsz1a7s q SD
cozuty. q sks ki<hsEs rsspe.s4hiTisy azd
chz-1.ssr. A s GILES,
Ordinary HoGs1o1 CO. Ga
D. q. CULLER-
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Al personally 1s4za5E.sd With the pro-
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Elkmont Springs.

Mr.. NELL McCsIluD Is going TO
leave the Springs. 10 live "Ith 6ls
son-iu-Iaz, Mr.. 10. HObson- his
leaving will perhaps cause rs TO lose .s
our post-ofHcee- Mrs. McCAlIum's III
health Is the cause OF bis moving
Mr.. ). II. MgIreII Is quite sIcE,
and it IS feared cannot recover
Miss SaIIIe Maddox IS also very
low with pulmonary disease
On Monday, Dec q, SHOCKING
outrage was peEPetrAted on M
Bunt Hill Three white men and =
negro vent to his house and called
him out and knocked hin down.
They then assaulted and ehOked
his wife and ran his lIttle boy on
the place They robbed him OF 81
ali his mouey-sud then broke
his gun and Left, going tO1ar'is A.
Ab4ua.
Mr.. Felix Jones has rented farm
from Mr.. Dunaevsnt, and Is NOV
ing.
Mr.. H. B. McNeeIey will move to
Elkton soon.
Mrs. J. c. Vance, ; good and
kind EOman, died on THURSDAY,
Dec. 3O-h, OF consumption She
leaves s husbz-d sRd three chill
dren. The family has the Earmess
svn pathy Of the community
Mr.. j. {. Vsnce's little son. who
vas recently stricken with paralysis,
has recovered
Jas NJ Lewter leiS last week for
Arkansas
J H. Elliott wilI gOtO Texas next
spring for bis health He has not
eaioyed good health for two or
three years
Mr. JO6a Po>tOn sud wife are
visiting 81 her fathers, Nj l. A.
KiHg.
Dr.. Wilson, OF Prospect, hss
bought = part OF the Gardner farm
ami l. moving over there He Is =
fine physician CIVIA-