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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

The Metropoltaus did good weeks wOck last week.
considering the crippled condition of the nine aud
their having the strongest mines in the country for Ieir
opponents They defeated tine Chicago Troy aud Buffalo
nine and in had succumb to the better pla ing
of Providence ana Boston. The MerOpolltans VIII visit
Philadelphia on Friday
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Give prompt attentiI

Give prompt attention and treatment, at this
season of the year. to all alice OF the bowels such
dlarrAoea cholera morbu. dysentery etc. By Using DR.
Jayne's Carniuatiye Balsam you viii OBTAIN immediate
relicf from these complaints ana drive then. from
tine system,
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THE VICTTM or an ASSAULT.

CmcAGo Aug. PA dispatch from Taylors-
yie this State, says that Miss Emma Bond the victim
OF the assault Ia schoOlhouse by tramps, 10
sinking rapidly and there is hope OF her recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

pasan said to his son Titus on certain occasion, mo
smell of profit Is good. let IL arise from what " may
Hc1- York. Aug. 30, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
Special Notices

All Fire Insurans that have unfairly treated by
TN MONIAUh III RI, Tie Mst kOfOLE,
Tii, AdERICAN CEN TRIAL, TiIn LONG ISLAND,
are requested TO address 1 sIiCE, Tribune once
All who contemplate change of residence aud who do
size a y l. ~. tnOTou sly hEALTHFCL and CONVEX LENT
dwelling. HIGH pkOC ID, with the most Pcr'cos
Drainage respectfully invited Ia examine mao me IA as
Of our houses completed on the = " corner ~
MADiSON.ANt. AID OyIt-5 A., and LEAING ION-ANE.
AND 81. ii AND 37IH-oIS.
houses omen a. Pamphlet sent ON application 10
CHARLES 81 TX d co. Architects, o5 East Alst-sL.
sur,.,sOr, 10 Duglln CIOssuIdn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
VINEGAR FACTORY BURNED.

WELLS. Mimi, Aug. 27.-The vinegar FAC =
tory cribs and stocby of c. W. Thompson, with
600 barrels OF vinegar were destroyed by fire lns morn
ing. The lUss estimated $50 900. No Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
THE Archbishop or CANTERBURY.

LONDON, Aug 27.-The latest bulletin this
evening says the Archbishop OF Canterbury remains In
much the state bat has had quiet sleep and
las not lost ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

the State including the 800 impressed prisoners
1000 The National Guard In the field is upward OF 500
strong. courier is expected daily from the OF
the late depredaons on the Rio Cnicapa In the Aamas
and bahuaripa districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

The contests are nearly over for the Long Island
Amateur Association The fight for the pcnLdnt now
Tests between the Peerless ami Nameess clubs. The
mandcr OF the mines out OF the Only four
games must be played The tie match
will probably be pll, ed in Prospect Park SATURDAY
The standing OF each club is as follows:
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&C.
september = VII. close


al this office as follows. ,., ,,
per AHA a = p ia Tor fuiope per - A"ss.ila.'a
iOr Newfoundland Ter os Aina.n
bra AZ a. iVr l) &c J@neuo PEI 81 crest VA NH
wEDNtSDAY-At 1880 M Tor Europe PER -. Sorvia via
Queenstown rtlrls Tor France must De- Cifccl~i Per
StNla"l AT s,O or France. pen laDl adOr "a
Hayre. a a. i0 the NctEerauc, direct per IAai
dam Via Amsterdam.
THU nsDAl-At 100 for Europe. per city Of Brus
SEES VIA Queenstown NettcIs Tor Germany and IlAu,o
be dlIe,t per cay .ru-selo % az 40
AspluWai and south PaoIAc, per hon / 3l D. lr.
FOR uope. ler Douert, VA Plymouth, ChegbOurg
Hamburg; al y. Ia Tor Nassau aUN talilt,.
tlty Antonio ~ $3.50 y. 10. Cuba AMI .ioA4,o
- cay OF PuVOll. Via HaNd4n at q b. iur CHINA
and Japan. per -. tOpttc, VIA san Francisco
FRIDAY AT p ln. Tor Porto kVO AlIcN 50. Aipn.
SATURDAY. AT a. M. lOr EuiOpa, per Gcrmail, Wa
queenstown letters Tor GERMANY scotland must 90
0ut,t,u' pei GVilaau.C y a. H. Tor scotland pc
AnchOra, via GLASGOW al a. m. Tor Belgium poo
kuynand Wa Antwerp al M Ion Neae1ue4s anu AZ
acoa pei IS Valencia az Il H. IA. for EutOl, - oe
eral erderb Ia southampton ana bremen / 80 Tor
CUBA ana The vst loAts .seHlort VIA HAVANA
at p. IA. Or SAyanIa Nc, creytOwn and Port hinon.
Ter s.. Beaver. The mtns Tor Australia NewIeAland.
sandwich and Fiji Ill nus PEI - Ausitala. Wa san
francisco close -eplcn1et 80. al o. IN
HIN Ky q. PkAKsON, Postmastcf.
Iho sohedue Of coss o. aoiuc mails Is arranged
the OF Uulnterup overland transit To san Fran.
Malls the arriving on tne At San kant 60
day sans VI steamers axe dispatched The sae d.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
A STEAMSHIPS ARRIVAL.
USEFUL RECIPES.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 27.-Arriyed, steamer
City OF Augusta, New ork.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

saaion IA fni- CIV og enths
1f fr fhr
nredin white Inc represents the oscillations
tn during Tneo An or dotted Inc rfescns
III sAaons Ia Indicated A- thsfnsusts a. hud
alt,.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

PURE CUKRANI JELLY, ePICED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS, JELLIEs, PICKLES. &c.
HonseAeopers get The above made from l.
fashioned receipts warranted pure by senAAs
orders 10 SARAH =. ICELRAfu.
OBS DegraN-.,., BrlOslyu. y. \.
Goods stored until FALL circulars aal prss,
Application.
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Post O,llcc NOlIce.
10 a.. kx.Fk ending regf

500 Pieces Velvet Carpet. from 81 % yard worth
snGrg,RS AS1Pr 4 CO.. Sixth.ayo and l5th.,C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

table showing the Victories Of the Eastern clubs
the Western and Of the Western the Eastern is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

Piles Permanently Eradcafcd
o ~ without A.Ite llglturc o. cAds,ic seni tpt
lar containing references, Dli HOIf, 90 West -'tl-ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.

The law providing for township
organization is mandatory, and, there
fore, left the county court no discre-
ton upon the presentation Of a petit
ton requesting it to submit that prop
osltlon to vote. Even when those
that signed the petition repented Of
what they had done and requested its
withdrawal, the court had No power
to do it. Township organization, as
provided for in this state, would not
do away with the county court or any
of the county offices except assessor.
as those who got up the petition
thought it would. At the same time
it would increase expenses by creating
several local offices. Vote against it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
THE STAKE.

There are more important things at
stake at present than mere financial
policies. Liberty is threatened. No
man can be free when he is overtaxed
against his will. In a crisis like the
present, a Democrat that fails to as
sist his party don't deserve to have
a vote, much less a country, and, if
he shall hereafter find himself unmer-
cifully pilfered under plea OF sustain
ing government, and be forever un-
ayailingly ~regretting his sad fate,
there will be none to blame so much
as himself.
If there are Democrats still honestly
under the influence of the fiat craze.
they should consider that no financia
reform can be reached except through
the democracy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
VOTE THE ENTIRE C K

The last thing a Democrat ought to
do. at the coming election, is to
scratch his ticket.
Scratching creates discrepancies
and lessons the value OF victories.
Opponents always speak of the
lowest number Of votes cast against
them, and yell without ceasing over
the election Of one Of their nominees.
The Democracy seldom had a bet
ter ticket. Man against man, that
party has presented by far the best
candidates. Vote the ticket straight.
Vote yourself, and urge your friends
to do likewise.
The issue is abolishment Of monop-
olies, reduction Of taxes, duties and
excuses, civil service reform and an
honest administration Of the national
government, and, to obtain what l.
demanded, let every Democrat, young
and old, lend ! helping hand.
Roll up the largest democratic ma.
jority ever cast In sais county.
Don't waste time arguing with
soreheads, boilers and scratchers.
They won't be convinced. Work
where you can do 60 effecfuaIly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
New Church.

Last Thursday night we had the
pleasure of attending a supper at the
new Prairie View Presbyterian church,
Z miles southwest Of Mexico. This
church has just been completed by
j. W. Rutter and is one Of the neat
est and best built buildings we ever
saw and the ceiling is a marvel of
beauty. This church was organized
with about II members by R. w. w.
Robertson, and now has over 80.
The elders are j. c. v. Baskin, E.
c. Gamble and James McCord, and
the deacons, S. McCord and Samuel
Northern. The supper was to raise
money to purchase chandeliers and
was a grand success. We don't
know when we spent as pleasant al
evening as we did en- this occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Mexico Produce Exchange.

George Allen, manager of the Mex
leo Produce Exchange, has rented
the rooms formerly occupied by the
Internal Revenue Office and will have
them fitted up and furnished in good
shape. He is going to put in chairs
which he will rent for the nominal
price of 81 per month. The owner
Of a chair is entitled to all the privi-
leges of the exchange and can bring
in his friends whenever he chooses.
Allen is doing a neat little business.
He is active, energetic and a good
business man, and all who do bust
ness with him say he is liberal, fair
and square in all his dealing. Such
men ALWAYS succeed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Speer's p. ]. Bran
WANT III
"CHEEK K
PUBLISHED EVERY sArUHp1
JAMES q. MILLER,
At $50 Washington St., ChicagavR

"CHEEK" is an s-page weekly In
and decidedly orieeA =
paper, containing q fund Of valn6e1el
tents found In no other journal.
the regular departments Tor the 49,
will be "Squads and Squadrons, a
Sunny Side Of War; written 49,
for "Cheek" by Burr Castle; spaf1a
Y. Letters, from "Cheek's" rcgll3
respondence, Beppo. "Chesk's's y
"Audacities." 1.-THE Sample Cn1ya6
ted expressly forthe commercial -
of the United States. Amusemef 8
Sporting Notes. "Prominent H.
Crisp editorials and the drollest de
nal humorous sketches and poems
.sCheek" is sold on all neM1 -
and in the cities also by newsboy5.
Terms: One scar ~, six msaf1o
three months Soc. Sample cQpie1 :
Agents should write for club rated. !
dress all communications to
JAS. u. MILE
Publisher and Prop. "Chsk
$50 Washington St. Chicago, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

DH1t
DY virtue Of en- order Of ~
ID court held in and for the cou1
Andrain and State Of Missouri -
the September term, 1881, and -
at the September term, 1882, Of sa40
I will, in obedience. 70 said order, 7 :
Tuesday, the l4th day Of Nov!
next, A. D. 1882, at the east ~
the court house, in the city OF Am1
said county, and during the sesstoe1l
probate court held in and for said g
expose to sale at public aucttceA =
right, title and interest OF John L.
son, deceased, of, In and 70 the
described real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. q. A tract Of (S0) =
square rods lying west of Wat3
In Mexico, Missouri, describeda -
Begin ut the point where the We
Water street crosses the south
Maple street in said town: thenee
on the west line of Water street
one hundred and thirty-three ~
tenths feet for q beginning, thence
(75)seventy five feet, thence west(t.z
one hundred and eight and nine4
feet, thence north 90 sey
feet, thence east (r0e 9-l0) on
and eight and nine tenths feet to y
ginning, known as lot No. 4 I-2, CT
ords, survey Al.
Lot No. s. Also 32-l00 acres d.
as follows: Begin at . point on
street south Of the intersecttoa
west boundary OF Water street
south boundary Of Maple street
town Of Nexlco, Q38 5-tD) one
and thirty-three and five-tentMa
thence west (l06 9-I0) one hun
eiHht and nine -tenths feet for
ming, thence west (18s CLIO one
and eighty-eight and ~Aix-teafhg
land Of d. =. Shea, thence =
seventy-fve feet, thence east
one hundred and eighty-eieA1
tenths feet, thence north az
fve feet to beginning, known =
suryeycAl, city record, all sitno1e
city Of Mexico, Audrain county
Terms, cash. g d. \.
26-tds L-Admin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
LaddOnia MasOnS.

DR.. Ready, James Carroll, j. w.
Hayden, George A. Poteet and A.
G. Turner, Of this city, went to Lad
donna last week and assisted in or
ganizing a Masonic lodge. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected: George
W. Convey, W. NJ. j. H. Basket,
S. W. j. Alexander, j. W; j. w.
Robinson, Treas; D. p. Moore,
Sec'y. Charles Smith, S. D.; Ed.
KEENAN,, J. D., and Rev. p. E. Ny
ers, Chaplain. This lodge is com
posed of good men, as good as be-
long to any lodge, and the Laddonis
lodge will be a bright star in the con-
stellation of live working lodges.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Notes for Election. Day.

Vote at your own precinct.
Vote against township organization.
Look at your ticket before you vote
it and see that it is all right.
We trust every democrat in the
county will vote at least once.
We expect the democratic ticket
to poll at least 1000 votes more than
both the other tickets.
Young men who are voting for the
first time, vote the democratic ticket
Be III you are right then go ahead.
Because you r a personal FRIEND
of w. o. johnson or any other green
back nominee is no reason why yor
should vote for him.
The republicans are hustling and
are going to try and show an increas'
in strength. Democrats, wake vi
and let's show double their increase
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Constitutional Amendment.

To the Editor Of the LEDGER
MEx1c }, Mo. November IL wish,
through the columns of your valuable
paper, to call attention Of the voters
Of this county to the proposed consti-
tutional amendment submitted to the
voters Of this state for the relief OF
the supreme court. I a not, in
this article, discuss the provisions OF
the proposed amendment. But every
body knows that the supreme court,
on account of a lack Of Judges, is
three years behind the docket, and
that, as the constitution now is, no
help car be given to the supreme
court; hence, until the law is changed
the supreme court must remain be-
hind, and as business increases get
further behind. The plan for such
relief proposed in this amendment
offered is the result of several years
| deliberations of the best and ablest
lawyers in the general assembly OF
this state, and is recommended by
the five most eminent lawyers in the
last legislature, to whose exertions
the people Of the state are indebted
for the plan finally submitted. The
same plan is the plan adopted and
now in use in the state Of Texas, anG
has received the commendation of tn,
lawyers Of that State.
There is no supreme court in tn
United States whose opinions stant
higher, or which does more work thai
that of Texas. The plan to be votet
on next Tuesday divides the cour
into two divisions and lets tire
judges hear and decide a case, Will
now all five of the judges must hea
each case. The two divisions unde
the proposed plan will do just twic
as much work as the whole court no,
does. The st. Louis bar is oppose
to the plan. because it curtails tn
st. Louis Court of Appeals, gives tn
lawyers of St. Louis just one coul
less in all criminal cases to take thei
, cases through, and deprives them Q
one fee; hence, their opposition.
The lawyers of Mexico general
approve the plan and will vote for il
, and everybody else should, that want
!, to have a case in the supreme coul
decided at once when it gets there
instead Of waiting three or four year
for a decision. CITIZEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

H. Schmidt, for three years head
bartender for Jacobson& Blum Of this
city, is now sole agent for W. j.
Lemp's St. Louis keg and bottled
beer and has his headquarters just
south Of J. Sontag's. Schmidt is a
clever and reliable business man. He
will ill all orders promptly and care
fully. He begs leave to ask all of
Lemp's old customers, and dealers in
beer to call and give him a trial. All
beer fresh and right off the ice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
CAUTION

We would caution the public not
to believe reports circulated on can
didates on the eve of election. Lies
are often circulated by dirty mouths
and more dirty anonymous circulars
just before any election and too late
to be contradicted. We wish to warn
our readers against such a contingent
cy for it is liable to occur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

A young lady from Mexico married
3 railroad man and went to Rood
house to live. Not long ago she de-
serted her husband and ran away with
another man. We had intended to
write the matter up as it deserved,
but learned that the girls mother
wrote her a letter and told her "For
Gods sake to come home and behave
herself before Bob White, Of the LED
GER, wrote her up" She came home
and repented. For this reason we
failed on this occasion to give the
news. She will do so no more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
We had the pleasure Of attendi

We had the pleasure Of attending
a democratic rally at Seed Tick school
house with d. Gentry, Geo. Robert
son and T. B. Buckner Monday
night. A coed audience was pres
ent and the boys made three as neat
little speeches a. ne eve heard.
There ~ mot . man in the house
aad the house was full--bnt what
will vote the democratic ticket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Free Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the mer-
its Of a great remedy-ene that will
positively cure consumption, coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, or any af-
lection of the throat and lungs-are
requested to call at Llewellyn's drug
store and get q. trial bottle Of DR..
Kings new discovery for consump-
ton free of cost, which will show
you what a regular dollar-size bottle
will do. t..t.s.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Draner,s Boston Ma,

S. Diapers Boston Mammoth
Double Uncle Toms Cabin Company
with two famous Topsys, two Marks,
two trick donkeys, . pack Of import
ed bloodhounds and fifteen South
Carolina jubilee singers win appear
at opera house in this city, one night
only, Saturday, Nov. II. This is alb
solutely the best equipped, largest
and finest company on the road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

Miss Mamie Wright gave few Of
her many young friends a pleasant
little party at the residence Of W. F.
Reed one eve last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

w. o. johnson says this Is his first
and last fight in politics. He says
he has about enough Of it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

We feel sorry for the greenbackers
who .tburned the bridges behind
them" ..=t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

Chris Smith would love to know
why johnson don't pull off in favor
Of him. Smith will poll a good many
| the most votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

PERsoNAL.-Kentucky: You have
the advantage of me. You are on
the right track. Make your identity
known. WILLIAM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

Patterson and Wright have both
deserted the sinking greenback ship.
Patterson never was q greenbacker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
The New Orleans Jubilee Sins

The New Orleans Jubilee Singers
gave a grand andrare concert at st.
Matthew's English Lutheran Church,
Tuesday, March 1881, to quite a Sc
lect audience, who were much pleased
with their quaint songs. The sing
ing was superb.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

T. W. Atkins brought in yester-
day 26 ears Of corn that weighed 81
pounds. Who can beat this?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

Virgil Williams has our thanks for
fine cigars. He sells no other kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Persenal.

MARY ANN-H yon let us know
who you are, maybe we can help
you.-(ED. LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Sheriff. Sale In Part1l

Margaret Young, Joseph Y0u1
Davis and Nancy J. Dev14
Isam Kilgore and Sarah
his wife, and James Young -
VS..
Moses Young, Samuel /.
Young, and the unkncstn4
Rachael Stewart, and the 1
heirs Of Samuel Young,
defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02

He has purchased the stock of goods
of W. H. NORRIS & CO., and is
making things hum.
He has made large additions to the
stock, making an extra full line of
everything to be found in a first-class
Grocery store.
Country Produce wanted, for which
the best market rates will be paid in
cash OF trade.
Come and see me-Just South OF
Sontag's, at Norris & CO.. old stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-02
Vote for BattertOn.

From the Sturgeon Leader.
Mr.. Batterton, the Democratic NOM
inee for Representative in Audrain, is
a farmer and stands emphatically for
the agricultural interests Of the coun-
ty. Besides he is a sensible, liberal
minded, progressive, observant man,
and will, therefore, make a good rep
resentative. He should receive the
vote of every Democrat in the county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-01

For more than forty years past the jew
elry establishment Of ]. s.. Wilkins d Co,
80 Main street, has been a fayorite place
for the purchase of fine watches, durable,
ornamental and exquisitely worked jewel
ry, also Of silverware and various articles
Of virtu found in the fashionable stores.
This house in its early years was known
US Clark's, and rs a mark Of respect the
name Of its lamented founder is still kept
on its outer walls. Mr.. Wilkins was how
ever connected with the store very many
years previous to the death Of Mr., Clark,
The house will continue us heretofore n
keep the best and most attractive goods in
the jewelry line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-01
NIemnhis Jockey CInb.

The formation Of this association is an
other evidence that the long expected
boom is coming upon US with lightning
like celebrity, and that Memphis is more
than likely TO regain the prestige she once
possessed MS II headquarters for stock men
and for blooded stock. The gentlemen
forming this club all occupy prominent
positions in the commercial and social
world, and as they are known for the en-
terprizing spirit which directs all their eff
forts, they will not fail to make this assoc
citation IA complete success. From thd
programme published elsewhere it il
CLEANED that the inaugural fall meeting
will begin October % and continue one
week, with four races each day. The vari-
Gus purses amount TO $4,000. Mr., II. A.
Montgomery is President, and N. Hill
and John Overton, ir., Vice Presidents.
It is probable that the city will present
during taat week the gayest appearance of
its existence. Thousands of guests will
attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-01
Ben Harris Nursery.

Mr.. Ben Hart, the retired artist,
has given his individual attention for
some years to the cultivation of fruit,
grapes, berries, etc. He has a lovely
place about three miles from this city,
and has succeeded in producing some
OF the finest fruit Of this wonderful
climate and season. He works in an
artistic and systematic manner. His
trees and plants and vines are all ac-
climated. He has Il succession Of all
kinds Of fruit. trees, grape vines,
strawberry plants and nursery stock
in general. Mr.. Hart has succeeded
in building up a first class nursery and
a good business. Those who call on
him will not be disappointed. For
particulars, prices, ETC., he may be
addressed through the Memphis post
office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-01
Cotton Gin Insurance.

Planters Of the interior desiring to in
sure their cotton gins would do well TO
call on Mr.. G. d. Raine at the Planters
Insurance Company of which he is Secre-
tary, He can offer moderate rates and ia
vorable inducements regarding either gin
insurance or in granting policies on coun-
try stores. Mr.. Raine has had many
years of insurance experience, and he isan
active as well as an Intelligent agent al
ways we'll posted regarding tn details Of
his business.