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Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Fsm0 Hose Excursion,

AZ! meeting of the Fame Hose ex-
eqlslon committee, which was held last
Wsenlng, it was decided that the party
'. WI ! le leave this city on Monday evening
saSg y 4y,C O'Clock, in a special train over
H wilmington Il Northern Railroad.
AZ AZ opportunity will be given to few
sss a@e persons to join the party at the
saUungs, which will be held this
sssnilg' tomorrow evening and on
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Keep Your Eyes Open

for one of the grandest displays of
collars and cuffs ever seen in this city.
They will be exhibited tomorrow morn
ing at the store of G. 8. Humphrey d
Bro, 302 Market street. They have re-.
ceived $1,000 worth of the celebrated
Earl q Wilson collars and cuffs and
will decorate the north show window
exclusively with these goods, Don't
fail to see the i'm msnss stock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
S1IT FOR DAMAGES.
.,,SaS YESTERDAY AZ
SBOCnnx-M0NAGHAN GETS
$4,000 DAMAGES.

s,rsrior Court re-assemoied a
the uppsstsrday afternoon and pro
sSssSS s..isS with tile case of james sne ,anu mon"
eseasu asursP. W. &B. R. Il. company. u; Z oa
ghan 'ymilljsn ', L. Lichtenstein testified
Ha1lmldiiti lndition of the plaintiff previous
" and sIlvo sIi"naaban, the mother of James
, hls, hMlssnaahan, corroborated the testl'
us1y %! N Massey us. said that on behalf Of the
MI, M"S, ton defendants he was satisfied
solpO,,a,hhssIc 20, ,hs case with the jury, leaving
tersss suut suV t Of damages to be paid, In
tAslii I'ns, Inrs said that he was equally
ni.. ~ TN ~ do the same, and the case
dlnsb nesbmitted w without argument.
" lMjusib " absence of forty.fye minutes,
an a,s.aDa az with a verdict in favor OF the
,,i,ja;ia ,1taai for $1,000 and costs. ,.oo os
r,Ililsm a lm' Lea & Son VS.. Ananias Ennis
wllIisu issOummeuced. Benjamin Nields,
sS W. 'f' nr the plaintiff and John Il.
asa,ev, mA, W. ESQ.,, for the defendant. This his
. LwuDl, sn s,cdon to recover damages, for
lssn M .Sst ssI was sold by the defendant.
Sss syio saIs 'L was proved and admitted by
!u' .ts dsfsndsnt, 1s who set up the defence
that tNs the corn was sold with the uneer, y :.
.as, .,.nd;ng Iuv that he would deliver 1t if he
sssIdns .ssM n,ocure a vessel; that he made
cOu,u a,r pt KART to get a vessel, but failed,
.,GI; s,d ;u,t about the time that navigas-
srn ,;on 'clOssd be sold the corn to Tygert q
Co., c.. q o smyrna, for tifty''wo cents "
'tTSsI TSs csse was, by the consent OF all
concerned, continued until this morn
Z fso,pe Gray, Esq, stated that judg
peut bad been entered IN the case OF
James Rogers VS.. Elmer w. Cook for
$780, .,o o...o
Ar the p, W. Il B. r. r. company,
miie "A motion that the verdict Of the
Inn in the Monaghan case be set aside
m sccount Of the excessive damages,
md that a new trial be granted. He
,lpuled bill of objections and asked
,be court to set a day for the argument.
Allthe Jurors except those IN the Lea
aSOn vs. Ennis case, were discharged
t,um further attendance, and at 5 45
o'clock Courtad adjourned until 10 o'clock
,hls morning AS soon as a verdict is
rendered in the pending case, Court
viii adjourn until Monday morning,
when 1t will open in Oyer and Termi-
nsr for the purpose of trying James
Rsdden, who stands indicted for rape
on Sarah j. Purse.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Guilty of Neglect.

.'' spu gment has been delivered in the
Man. s' Pt persons On trial for negligence
ssue Isu. hlhg Theatre fire in Vienna.
SDad Sa men, Including the Director, were
rSaa ,n0a guilty of contributory negli-
n S%,t, Vne was sentenced to four
sSu,Ss e~utIs Imprisonment, several to eight
,,s,v @,us, y al ana AZ others to fast one day in
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
CONGRESS- Yesterday.
A 100000 ApprOpriatl0n Gold
Coin in.Exchange for Gold In the
Bar.

Coin In. Exchange for Gold In the
Bar.
In the U. s. Senate yesterday Mr..
Chilcott introduced a bill appropriatins
$50, 900 for representation of the Gov.
ernment in the Mining and Industrial
Exhibition to be held at Denver, Color
ado. The bill for the extension of the
Spendelow steam grain shovel patent
was indefinitely postponed by vote OF
Is to 10. Mr.. Morrill,, from the Finance
Committe, reported favorably the House
bill authorizing the receipt of United
States gold coins in exchange for gold
bars. The committee amend the bill 80
as to require that the exchange shall be
made in amounts of not less than S15,-
600, instead of $500.
Mr.. Morrill, explained that the pur-
pose of the bill was to allow gold bars
of which the Government has on hand
some S42,000,000 worth. to be sent
abroad, instead of gold coin thus saw
ing transportation charges from the
New York assay Office to the Philadel-
phia mint and back. The bill was passed.
The Senate bill appropriating $4,000
for a public building at New Castle,
Delaware, was also passed. The Five
Per Cent. Land bill was considered
aud then went over. After an execu-
tive session the Senate adjourned
In the House, a bill was passed, on
motion of Mr.. Kasson, providing that
any person, being originally citizen
OF the United States, who has been ma
turalized as subject of Great Britain,
may publicly declare his remuneration
of such naturalization, and resume his
character and privileges as citizen of
the United States by signing an instru-
ment to that effect. The consideration
of the bill for the extention Of the
charters of National banks was resum-
ed, and several amendments were adop.
ted, but the bill was not finally dispos-
ed of. A message was received from
the President relative to the imprison-
ment of Thomas Shields and Charles
Weber of Mexico. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
ImvA0t0N Homo.

At Eureka Springs, Ark, are very
many invalids. The place Is bold,
wild and lonely, and one who is afflict-
ed with diseases Of the eye must re-
main a long time before receiving great
benefit. Senator Ben Hill is there for
his health and Is in bad condition. Ex-
Governor Washburne has just died
the.e. General Clingman is also there.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Crosby And Hill's

is the place to buy all kinds of white
goods, such as Victoria lawns, Linon
de Inde, satin plaids, nainsook and lace
checks, &C., at prices that you will find
to be extremely low. (iet your samples
from Philadelphia and compare with
our prices. 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Crosby and Hill

have just purchased lot of corsets
(the entire lot) consisting Of S12S dozen,
HOO pairs. The goods are perfect in
every respect, sizes 1s to 80, former
Price so cents; this lot will be sold for 25
cents a pair; only one pair sold to each
customer. 200 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Gloves.

hsutifnl1 1u crosby and Hill sell such
apdrS Hs Eioves for ., 10 and 12h cents
lhsy osn have he se. you looked at them yet?
street, vhoo 70 seen at 220 and 222 Market
Sa chssn hnsss all - kinds of dry goods are
plsas tnssp' mssp Philadelphia s Shoppers
u'ake note of this. p'A'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
n. o."eh'y.one Years Service.

chief cls,t pIss monday, !, Mr.. Thomas, the
connls,a5a 'a al the post Office in this CITY,
a,bs Ssa swenty-one years of seryice
,vsntv4 apartment, ops and yesterday was
oeumsnoaad Dnd years since Mr.. Barlow
nlngton. '"''S'ns letters in Will
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
save Your Money

by purchasing your dry goods at Crosby
8 Hills, 22O and 222 Market street.
They have but one price and sell only
for cash. Largest stock, newest goods,
lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Iell from II EcaHnla

,,"a4nya %af,s some boys were playing upon
a,ss, a U"a az a new house on Jefferson
a,msd ITSr T zenith, one of the number
IN tI to ~ tEueene Earnest slipped and
n na,s W y. sne ground. Although the dis
d v bn, SHs n about thirty feet, he sust in
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Accidens-

sad CASA a white man named Ed.
HW &Rsvw, who is employed in the
SM a ., s,sall railroad shops, was work.
..pld and ''sm sns hammer, his tongs
ausht and to,r vne a. OF his thumbs was
~" 'orn Oft hy the machine.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
ForsUnas

aaa tbis a. dI!s herr, the vel! known ar.
% !S's'iasss and A. dO,sy, n:ns who has been on a
70 md Central C ,palIGp5sssional ps trip in West.
~ stsk city, VIII viii .paeennsylvania and New
@ vigoto1us" ",ll return home next week
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
The Wealth or.

WM Department, Office Of the Chief
Npal Officer, Washington, May
VIA. NJ.
III WEATHRR REPORT FOR TODAY.
Yor the Middle Atlantic States:
0ghtIy warmer, fair weather, winds
mostly sOutherly, stationary or lower
pressure,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Temperance Meeting.

Caroline Talbot, of Ohio. desires to
meet and address the people of this
city, at the Friends meeting house,
Fourth and West streets, tomorrow
evening at half past seven O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
In the DsrG

N ssjS'snd in nth II. young .,ug lady was found
M Stos not iuoss,ssrse sn1 streets of Wilmington.
SSnt . GOOD nrI nf mat she could have
Wy" @urray's, No. 8 French a
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Try Mullln Il Son,

Sixth and Marker, for your next suit of
clothes, and you will be fully decided
about where to get your next clothing,
and most likely you will recommend
your friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
COrD0ls.

Have you bought a pair of Crosby b
Hills rs cent corsets7 They will sell
only one pair to each customer. They
are wonderfully cheap. 220 and 222
Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
GLOVES.

Beautiful Berlin gloves at 3, 10 and
121a cents a pair, fine enough for any
lady in the land to wear. Just look at
them and be convinced. Crosby y Hill,
220 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
CuFtatn L0cOS.

New styles just received, making our
assortment large and attractive. Croshy
& Hill, 22O and 222 Market St
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

Black and cream Spanish laces, largo
stock and lowest prices. Crosby s. Hill,
22O and 220 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Special Mention.
Facts Worthy OF Notice,

| lnlS Is 10 CorGlIy GnaC nave Oe9n q
m ost terrible sufferer from that we'll.
known plague Of mankind, rheuma.
tism, for several years; tried several
doctors and remedies without relief.
On the recon- mendation of friend |
applied to DR.. Bliss, and at little ex-
pense and in about three weeks time
was entirely relieved of my misery.
CHARLES KING, Umbrella Manufac.
turer, 4th and Walnut Sts., this city.
DIR. Bliss Office 2l7 West Third Street.
Fountains Shampoo saloon.
Al. Fountain, southwest corner OF
Sixth and Market streets, keeps first
class shaving and shampoo emporium.
| By the aid of his quadrilateral mirrer,
curiosity it itself, and plenty of skill
full assistants he Is enabled to put
through customers at rapid rate and
to give entire satisfaction.
Fish, Fish.
the Third street market, lot of black
bass, pogies, rock, catfish, mackerel,
shad and Holsters.
Fresh Shad.
Go to VIM. Pennell & Son, 100 King
street, for fresh Delaware shad, pike,
rock, white perch, halibut, cod fish and
ether varieties.
Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
gophers, chipmucks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" 81.
s'BuchuDalba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. Druggists. Depot. II. r. Bringhurst.
Why be troubled with reaches when
that pure Persian Insect Powder sold
by j. r. Hartman, the druggist at 9th
and Poplar streets, will kill them? 1t
will do it; there is no mistake about it.
Indian paste, the great skin bleachsr,
for sale at Taylor & Fullerton's, 302
King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
.COrDets

at 25 cents . pair, worth 30 cts.; only
one pair sold to each customer. Crosby
b Hill, 220I nd 222 Market 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
l.ate Of the rnermomeIar

Ghe REPUBLICAN office in the shade
thhmorning;
'edock '0o'clook II O'Clock,
40 $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
LAAA C4llQrA.

A large assortment, newest styles and
lowest prices. Crosby A Hill, 220 and
222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
:. Gents, Fancy Hair Hosen

at Russell's, 3O6 Market street. A spe.
cial lot of imported goods at about q
regular price. A white shirt with linen
bosom for 25 cents each. Tho above are
bargains.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19

Mullin 3 Son, Sixth and Market,
soil the best clothing oheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
List Of Unclalme ed Letters

remaining in the Wilmington, DEL, L
O., Saturday, May 6, 1882
To OBTAIN these letters the apple Al
must ask for "adver tised letters" AM
give the date of this list.
LADIES LIST.
Allen Mrs Phebey Looper Mrs Harriet
Brown Mrs. John Monroe Mrs Emma
Biggan Miss Mollie Miller Miss Ella
Boss Mrs Date Moor Benjamin
Carney Miss Ella Mckay Mrs Rachel
Chambers Miss Eliza Mills Mrs b IL
Donly Mrs Martin Mrs Sarah
Deming Miss L Morris Mrs X JT
Deming Mrs M Z Riley Eliza A
Gray Mrs Martha Roy Mary
Henderson Miss l. s Seeds Miss II
Heacock Mrs M M Tuschmann Mrs q A
Hamilton Mrs H Toson Miss M q
Langley Miss Sallie Wells Miss Ida
Wright Miss Emma
aHNTLRMgN'S LIST.
Anderson Harry Hall Geo A
Alexander Amos johnson q
Baxter James johnson P
Biard Oharies katz Morris
Cannon James e Lovedale George q
UrossOn Calvin W Larson q A
Diamantiers Antonio Mask Edward T
Dougherty q Rodgers A
Fremmel Francis S0ule E
Fulton Henry Shumar James
Fisher Isaac Stelle James
Gizer John Segars George
Gurytou William TIL William
Garvey Harry Wiltbanks Jesse
Gist Joseph VsranP
Henry Joseph Waters Jacob b
Wilson FF
WIN. M. PYLE, p. N.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Fountains Shampoo saloon.
Flies and BUGS.
ssBuchupalba."

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
gophers, chipmucks, cleared out by
" Rough on Rats" 81.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-19
Spanish Laces.

WIN. M. PYLE, p. N,
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Mr.. EDIToR: ! have been constant
reader of your paper ever since il was stari.
eu, anu thought that you were all right :.
nnt, SIR think you are all wrong in one
thlig. aid that is when YOU saw that the
new Cliy Council have made good begin
ning, If have read correctly, they lave
already granted license To seven firms 10
retail srirituous liquors, and to any and
every one that wants it if they can pay for
u. Now, sir, You boast of the city of An
aerson ana Anderson County being the
naiiner County and City of the State. The
iiccnceS that have been already granted IN
to the 3lst.of December, if continued twelve
months, will bring i'll twenty-onc hundred
dollars year. Who is expected to pay this
license? Is it not the dram drinker and
the poor family that has been working a
cot'on patch to get little money to buy
the comforts of life this Fall? Look at the
result. The mother and SITTER are of1cn
disappointed OH seeing their husband, father
or brother coming home drunk, and instead
OF The cloth or shoes or bacon, they come
nome cursing and abusing the disappointed
family, who will be hungry and whose
horses ANA mules will be starving. Or, if
they are too drunk to get home, or get in a
fuss, they are housed i'll the calaboosc until
morning. and il they have few dollars it
IS taken Ill the way of fines. Is that what
you call a good beginning? Again. there
are boys i'll the County whose parents
would like to take them to the city ii it was
not for the language they would hear on
the streets. Again, who will want to send
their girl Is to the very seat of seven grog
shops to he educated, when they will have
to take some back street to shun the Ian
guagc used around those doors Of demons i?
AS one of your first class teachers said. ITO
dc !!yse!f 40 wrong is in its ,rmc sense the
sureSt way to do no wrong to your neigh
bor: Mr. Editor, for fear that this will
find its way to the waste basket, | will close
ny subscribing myself B. j.
P.S.-l'lease excuse me while ask you
one question Which is in the majority in
the city OF Anderson, the Churches or the
grog-shops? Now, Mr.. Editor, do not
want TO make you mad, but just ask you to
stop and think is it possible that there is no
one in the city that will try to convince
those men that groceries will ruin the
Churches and the schools? If not, would
be pleased to hear from the country. Re-
member, that l am no candidate nor do
intend to become one. b. J.
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OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK CASH STORE,
335 BROADWAY,
NEw YORK.
Editors Anderson lntelligen,cr

ito
much ] rev %ors monrn the just claims which
the
we nave
more eworhy them
adva the
aulnE next Fall Winter
anu aqlanan leaders "has,iv
anu party beneficial
non on lace Prints Domestic
III tie shape OF bargains hundreds
cup in
of Of
hmlia
will be
m'n.@ ana
mis-
load Prices We OF
ana the
victory anu give us their hearty
.u,.. ,... ARNSTEIN & ROSE.
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The Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Congressional COnven-
ton of the Third District met at Anderson
on last Friday, Mt y O'Clock m, majority
of the delegates from each County in the
District being present. The Convention
was called to order by Col. E. 3. Gary, OF
Abbcville, upon whose motion Mt. George
S. Mower, OF Newberry, was called to the
chair, and Messrs. &. L. Prince and Till
man Wardlaw US Secretaries.
On motion Of Mr.. Murray the temporary
organization was declared the permanent
Organization of the Convention, and noni.
nations for Congressman were called for,
upon which Col. E. B. Gary nominated
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken in ringing speech,
Shelor, of Oconee. Col. Aiken was then
unanimously nominated by accamation as
the Democratic candidate Ior CungfesS from
| the Third Congressional District, and upon
motion of Gen. Humphreys committee
was appointed to notify him of his unani'
nous nomination..
Maj. John B. Moore then asked that the
meeting hear from the various delegates
present as to the political condition OF their
Counties, upon which Messrs. +. B. Gary,
John 3. Moore, ]. w. ShclOr, &. l.. Hol-
lingsworth, J. NJ. JohnstoEe and others
were called for, and responded in short
speeches., showing the Democratic party OF
the Third Congressional District to be in
MOST eXCellent SOllShtloi loi eho
race. The Convention then adjourned, the
uttermost harmony and good feeling hav-
| ing prevailed throughout.
The candidate, d. Wyatt Aiken, OF Cokes,
bury, was born at Winnsboro, Fairfield
County, s. c., March II, 1928; received an
academic education at Mount Zion insti
tute, Winnsboro; graduated at the South
Carolina College, Columbia, in 1s49 taught
school two years; settled upon farm IN
1852, and has continued until the present
time to profess and practice farming IN
1861 entered the volunteer service OF the
Southern Confederacy as private ~as
appointed Adjutant Of the Seventh hesl.
ment of Volunteers; was elected Colonel OF
the same when reorganized Mt the eTpira,
ton of their term of service; was renewed
from service by reason Of wounds received
on the 18th of September. 1862, at Ante-
tam: was elected to the State Legislature ~
1864 and again in 1896; was Master OF tne
State Grange for two years, and member OF
the Executive Committee of the National
Grange for six years; was delegate 10 tne
National Democratic Convention at 81
Louis that nominated Tilden and Hen,
bricks; was elected to the Forty-hfth ana Z
Forty.sixth Congresses and was reelected
TO the Forty.seventh Congress as Demo,
crat. receiving 27,e63 votes against 9,faS
votes for Stolbrand, Republican.
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ihe Meeting To-D.v

bsIa SIa9G;aklng a. Of the great mass meeting 70 ;,
nc,o, e.u IN Anderson to-day opening the no ~ Ue
I., ~ iaa, S!ate campaign, the Ners ana ON.
oi !r iaSt Monday says: ''" e""r'e'
A,j ne Democratic canvass will oman =,
in "uSis3h uSisp next Thursday. In the Gnnr,,. a.
has hnc n'ch every fight for good goyernr,n., M.t
n"sn S oten begun since 1876 the eontast m n
dist;nc,is ,sis year Anderson is proud of tha -,
;ts',.ction u and has never failed TO ae.o.n s .ne
mn, IT, Anderson will spare no ~ n,ins iese,ve rye
Of OFF," ihe ee sure, to make the opening meet meeiine me
s., So ,hs, the canvass overwhelmingly sucressf' ef
,b ~ .ina. the fires which shall 6e iicbted y;
cne mountain foot will burn with .ei erer ID az
sreasihg intensity until thew rearb e' am, imj
cna,,i over The swamrs and sayannas of I ,ha
e,,ae we must strive to make this nicotine
Iiua' 10 any ever held in South Carolina
oyor ms rhnch depends Oh this campaign as u ha.
ever p been involved in a camyass 81 and "i nns mas
pv"ple p owe it to the cause of good u rorern vr,
.t h~ .S give the State ticket a FOOD sem. .nt,.
=; .meir presence at the meetin, tn.dar
~ man woman and child i'm tho Conn
,ya ~ should eiideavor TO be present bo,h az a
.;., .Ha';ef oi interest 10 themselves and - &c
SSa sn', III ehthusing the whole crowd. AnJsr. 40
her past record. 'e" i's oei'ihu
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Brushy Creek Democratic Club.

This Club met at Cedar Wreath School
House on the 26th inst, with Col. w. ..
pick ems in the chair. The following reso-
lutions were introduced and UNANIMOUSLY
Resolred, That the candidates for the SEN
ate and House of Representatives be re.
auested to give their views on the Lien Ia"
at the public meetings. ,,o an.
ronncenent OF /. w. pickens as candi'
date for County Commissioner that he is
the unanimous choice of this Club, ano
that we recommend him to all Democratic
oiH. Re,oteed M That the proceedings Of this
Club be handed to the editors Of the Ander'
son papers, with the request that they oe
published. eu,h or
the politics of the day ard the emergenc,es:
Of the Democracy of the State. The Ciut
then adjourned. -
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For easy washing try Pylcs Pcarline, for
sale by Wilhite Il White.

FOR easy washing try Pylcs Pcarline, for
! sale by White & White
Turnip Seeds, 20 different kinds-fresl
ana genuine-at White & Whites.
DO not fail 10 see the new No Victor
Sewing Machine before you buy. 1t has n
refy large arm and late improvements
Call on {. a. Reed, Agent.
Whites Eye Water. sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. Price 25 cents.
For the best Coffee, go TO J. p. Sullivan
4 Cos.
FRUIT ia RS Mason's Porcelain. Lined
ana 4, C3hanse's fRtIr JARS for sale cheap
at Wilhitc & Whites.
SMOKE DUKE OF DURHAM CIGA.
REFS, at Whites Drug Store.
Ginger, Ale, Soda and Nichy Water ut
Whites.
For Fine Toilet Articles go to Whites
Drug Store.
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WOman-HOW Shall She Preserve Her
Health and Beauty.

One who has long Investigated :his sub
iect gives tho result, and is happy to say
that it is found in wonIan's "f3est
Friend" 1t is adapted especially to that
womb, correcting its disorders, and curing
aiIy irregularity of the 'menses," or
courses" DIR. ]. Dradfieid's Female
Regulator acts like n charm in whites,
and in sudden or gradual checking, or In
entire stoppage of the monthly cour-
c,uses, by restoring the natural dischar, o
in every instance. In chronic cases, so
often resulting i'll liberation, falling Of
the womb, it's action il prompt and de-
csive, saving the constitution from num-
berless evils and premature decay. Pre-
pared by Dr.. Bradiield, Atlanta. Ga.
Price: trial size, 75c; large size, $3.50.
For sale by all druggists
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The gatherings for CnnlIdote,.

Ahe County Executive Committee nus
iiAou the following meetings to which the
people OF the county arc invited, and Mt
which all OF the candidates arc requested
10 DO present and address the citizens Of
sr, me county on the issues Of the campaign.
me meeting Will begin ut 10 O'Clock in
tue morning, and will he held at the fol-
lowing times and places: ~ ~
SrosS Roads. Friday, lst September.
renuleton, Saturday, 2nd September.
nifaytohviiic, Thursday. 7th September.
i,isSah. Thursday. 14th September.
mliliamston, Saturday, 10th September.
Providence, Thursday, 2lst September.
FARMERS Store, Friday, 22nd Septcmber.
boiton, Saturday. 23rd September
Anderson, Tuesday, 26th September.