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4TH DAY.

Saddle stallion over G Buford
" over r b Collins
1" over Jas Vaughn
under T Vaughn
mare over G b Simmon
4" over Ben NJ Aymett
gelding over K p Blackburn
over 3 j B Horn
I" over Allison Parker =
" any age X B Collins
mare any age c V Smith
gelding X p Blackburn
horse, mare or g'ing r B Collins
Trotting race A J McKimmin
" in Hull
Walking horse e Jackson
Giles county PAGER B Watson
Pacing horse, mare or ga j McKimmin
Gentleman rider R N Stacy
Girl rider Miss Laura Grant
Saddle horse N II White
Combined GI16 hhOrse,maare or 81 G Jacobs
5Ta DAY.
Glass ball shooting j B Stacy
Race 80 minutes Gale Thomas
Harness stallion over A, Giles Co. Pac-
ing and Tretting Horse Co.
Harness stallion over A j McKimmin
over w f Ballentine
under r c Reynolds
mare over 4, F G Buford
" " over 8 R C Reynolds
" over Z"
+" under 1 Giles Co. Pacing
& Trotting Horse Co.
gelding over A McKimmin
g 3D. P Carter
=" stallion any age A E May
mare F G Buford
Gent rider N II White
Trotting mare or g. yrs w G Carter
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J. T. Cakes & Co.'s store is crammed
full of new furniture OF the latest and
handsomest styles made. They have a
bigger stock than ever before and pri-
ces are remarkably low. oct4-tf
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Capt. E. w. Holt started back to
Texas yesterday, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Stevenson.
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100 Boxes Tobacco in store at j S
Childers & Co., bought before the ad-
vance. 2t
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/. Hanneberg, at Gross old stand, Of
sers everything in his stock OF confec-
tioneries at cost. sepI3-tf.
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Bring your eggs and butter to H. w.
Smith.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-10-11

Silver Butter dishes, Syrup stands
Fruit Knives. at reduced prices for
CASH at Winship's Jewelry Store.
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Now is the time to buy CONNECTIONS q
cost Mt l. Hanneberg's. sep13-tf.
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Wells "ROugh on COrns.''
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns.
I5c. Quick, omplete, permanent cures
corns, warts, bunions.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-10-11

Don't forget the newbus. Leave or
ders at the Linden House. aug9-tf.
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You will always be pleased with the
prices and goods you get from o. G.
Jones & Co. oct4-2t
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Go to the leading grocery house, o.
G. Jones & Co.'s to get good bargains.
oct4-2t.
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ConfectIons at Cost.

Be sure to leave orders for the New
Bus at the Linden House
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-10-11

8 pounds Standard granulated sugar
for $l.00 at T. NJ. BUNcH's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-10-11

a full line of confectioneries is SELL
ing at cost at I. Hanneberg's, at Gross
old stand. sepl3-tf.
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Correspondents will excuse us for
shortening their letters.
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Call at Miss NJ A Smith q Co.'S and
see their stock of plume tips, birds
and fancy feathers. Also buckles and
ornaments. 2t
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Still Doing 1T.

To buy goods cheapest go to o. G.
Jones & Co.'s, where you will have a
good variety to select from. oct42t
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Leave your orders at the Linden
House for the bus and you will never be
left. aug9-tf.
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Get prices at j S Childers & Co. be-
fore buying groceries, 1t
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AT COST

Miss NJ. A. Smith & Co. have a large
stock of velvet, satin and gros grain
ribbon. 1t
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Mr.. VIM. Graham has been sick
but is up.
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You can buy box of cigars as
cheap from j S Childers & Co as in
Nashville. ct
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Love Your Enemies.

That good coffee will put you in con-
dition to do it. Found only at Kirk
sey g. Arrowsmith.
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Go to Smithsons book store for the
latest styles in stationary and every
thing also pertaining to the book BUSH
ness.
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MID. G. Sherrill returned Mon

Mr.. d. C. Sheriff. returned Mon
day from Louisville and Cincinnati.
He dropped into this Office and we
we're surprised to know the amount
of goods he buys and sells at Dell
rose. Their business is carried on
in three separate store rooms, oae
devoted to dry goods, another to
drugs and groceries, and another to
saddlery and harness. They carry
fully $4,000 worth of goods, and
they sell them too. With no house
rent to pay, no clerk hire, nor cor
poration taxes, living cheaply them
selves, they can afford to sell cheap
er than the towns, where all these
expenses are enormous. The peo-
pie down there have learned that
they can get as good goods at home
and as cheaply, and thus save trav-
ell to town, trouble of hauling, pike
age, etc. Mr.. Sheriff. is a wide
awake business man and he knows
that there is more money and bust
ness in small profits than large ones. |
He mentioned some of his prices
and we printed his bills announcing
them, and we are sure they cannot
be undersold in any town. The
people down there know these facts
and the consequence is a large
trade goes to the house. 1t will
certainly be increased when he
opens his new stock and the people
see them. We like to see home
DIR. Mcclure returned
with Mr.Sherrill and they passed on
DOWN home Monday. The CITIZEN
has many readers down there aDd
ought to have more. When you
'ead this go and tell Mr.. Sheriff.
you read it and came to see the
goods, and then hand him 50 and
ell him to send your name up and
get the CITIZEN until 1855
months for 50.
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Ladies
II you want silverware go to Kirk
sey q Arrowsmith's.
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Big Show.
Gentry's Choicest Tobacco cheapest
at H. M. Grigsby's. q.
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SLIII DOID& 1t.
We are still giving away nice pres
ents to every customer.
KJRKsEY s. ARRowsMITH.
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For Sale at a Bargain.
An almost New Graham Trotting
Wagon. Apply to j. S. Childers. St
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For Boots and Shoes
Go to F, NJ. Bunch. TAT
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Fruits, candies, nuts, cakes, etc., etc..
at cost at |. Neutrality-suspicious. old
stand. sep13-tf.
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At the China Store.

A new stock of china, glass and sill
verware, is to be sold cheaper than
elsewhere KRKsEY & ARRowsMITH.
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For Boots and Shoes.
Go to +. NJ. Bunch. sep27-4t.

All kinds of music at Smithson's book
store.
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THURSDAY. OCT IL. 1883
RAILROAD sCHEDULE.
CITY ITEMS.

j $ Childers s. Co keep the largest
stock of tobacco and cigars in the town.
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Fields 1st Tenn. Regiment had a
reunion at Nashville last Monday.
This was one of the veteran regi-
ments of the war, losing heavily,
staying from first to last and in all
the principal battles in this depart
ment. About $50 survivors were
present. From Giles county, Flour
noy's Co. K, we've Lieut.. Jno. Fl,
Woodbridge, S. w. Butler, t. G.
Alternately, w. F. Cole, A. j.
Thompson, L. H. Meredith and w.
F. Tarpley. Col. Hume Field was
not present. Many of our bravest,
best boys fell in this gallant regi-
ment and many still survive.
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See J. T. Cakes & Co.'s stock of pic
ture frames. They are the handsomest
you ever saw at the price. oct4-tf
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The Military Annals of Tennes-
see by ] .BerrianLindsley will be pub
Iished next spring. He calls upon
all captains to send him all informa-
ton they possess in regard to rolls,
killed, wounded, etc. Capt. John
Chester has undertaken the agency
for Giles, without compensation,
and persons desiring the work will
hand him their subscription. 1t is
to be perhaps the most interesting
and important book ever published
in Tennessee, being the only authen
ticated compilation of the events in
which our boys participated and
the history of the men themselves.
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20 cents for butter. Hw SMITH.
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Bagging and ties at F. M. BUNcH's.
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Ties, PuffS, Tecks, Opera,


We have bought more goods than we have
ever bought, and cheaper, and we expect to sell
lore and to sell them cheaper than zoe h00e
eUe7' done All that ask is a show. We Will
sell for small profits to make quick sales. We
mean what we say and il you doubt this come
and see for yourselves. Don't forget the place.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-15

Judge Cadavef has lately fallen into
the habit of showing up at Paradise
Hail an hour before the meetings open
and studying ar with no one to bsther
or make him afraid. By q careful in
spection Of the busts of Caesar, Jackson.
Clay, Shakespeare and Sumner, and By
Q close inspection of the three or four
sacred horse pistols, the four renowned
swords and the half dozen chromos, he
has become almost connoisseur, and
can almost tell the difference between
Q genuine Rubens and a tea store
plaque. He was on hand as usual Satnr-
day evening. Samuel Shin left him
standing before the bust of Caesar and
went down stairs after an onion. Upon
his return the judge lay senseless upon
the floor. and around HIM were the frae-
ments of the busted bust. The Judge
bad scarcely revived when the meeting
opened, but there WAS no shade of pity
in Brother Gardeners voice as he arose
and said:
Judge Cadaver will be given two
weeks to replace de bust wild new one
havin' de same squint in de left eye. In
case he fails to do 50 he will be fined
about t1100. Gem'Ien, dat am tew
things / would call your 'tenshun to.
De sezun has now aroye for pullin' ole
hats an pliers outer de broken win
ders, an seize de occashun to ak you
to remember:
dat front gate of its hinges means
q slip-sh0d man in de house.
dat a red nose means hungry -four
barrel.
dat no man cher got work sittin'
on de fence an discussin' de needs OBJ
de kentry.
"Dat de less politicks a man has de
mo- cash be kin pay his grocer.
dat arguments on religion won't
build churches nor pay de preachers.
dat family which neber borrsws
nor lends keeps nayburs de longest.
dat beauty will starve in de parlor
whar common sense will grow fat in de
kitchen.
dat de world am full ob mice holes,
an all de cats need to do am to watch
an wait.
"Dat economy doan' mean buyin kali
ker fer your wife an broadcloth for
yourself.
''Dat progress doan' mean fittin' ole
doahs to new buildin's.
| "Dat liberty doan, glib you de right
| to eat anudder manB chickens.
| dat success achieved by rascality am
a fish net made o. yarn.
Let Us now purceed to attack de
regular programmy ob bizness, an if
dar am emmy mo- ooughin' an spittin'
ober in de fur corner, sartin pussins III
witness purceedin's dat'll cast a gloom
ober de mex 90 y'ars."
Sir Isaac Walpsle said he would like
- state that his motto bad always been
"Good luck nebber stops to wake a
man up," and he then took up the bean
box and made tour of the hall. which
resulted in the election of the following
candidates: Presumption Jones, Elder
Root, Phosphate jackson, Prof. Rug
giles, Come Down Taylor. Duplex Ma
son, Gen. Harrison, Judge Biloxi and
Gopher White.
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MEMORY USDER EXCITEMENT.

Excitement frequently produces Gu
rious effects upon the memory. Thus a
corn ship, during heavy gale. hoisted
q signal of distress, and the officers and
crew were rescued with much difficulty
by craft which came to their relief.
In law suit to recover the insurance
all who had been on board testified that
the vessel was breaking m when they
abandoned her, and that they observed
the corn being washed out between the
disjointed planks. After a verdict
against the insurance company, the YES
sci was boarded and brought into port
With both vessel and cargo in perfect
" sound condition. Unfortunately the
testimony had been honestly given.
In Boston, while the ChickerinG piano
establishment on Washington street
was being destroyed by fire, some years
ago. q lady who was boarding in the
Adams House, opposite, with her three
children, became greatly alarmed. She
olunQ franticslly TO her offspring, and
WrunQ her hands in agony for the safety
of the fourth. Her fellow boarders,
having never observed but the three, in
quired whether the missing ono was a
boy or girl. With great embarrass-
ment she acknowledged that she could
not tell.
So also excitement prevents some
people from calling to mind things that
appertain to their daily routine of duty
Thus when q certain cotton mill in
Massachusetts, was on FIRE, the man
Who had had charge Of the fire ap-
paYatus for fifteen years, and had con-
tinuously inspected and operated the
appliances, was 30 greatly excited by
the responsibility Of his position that
be could not call TO mind where the by
dfAnts and valves were located.
A young sportsman who had chased
ANAL game went ON a deer-hunt. He
was 20 astonished and excited to have a
dne buck bounce by him at easy range,
that he pointed his well-loaded rife
toward the deer and cried out "Bang!''
like child.
No moro amusing stories are told than
those where the memory in relating
them fails in giving the point. One Of
the last ct these 10 ono Of the best. A
man in street car pitched head fore
most into . lady's lap, and being called
. perfect Indian" admitted that he
vas q paw knee or lap-lander. A re-
lator in deeribing il A the best pun he
ever heard declared that he aoknowl-
edged that he was Cherokee.
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A MEAN rRICK.

A man Who probably hailed from Buf-
falo played powerful mean trick on a
Detroit bridal couple at Niagara Falls,
the other evening. They went 70 a hotel
and registered. had supper. and then
started out for q night view of the
mighty roarer. They bad not gone far
when q man Dried out to them:
"Hsve you just been married."
I've h-have," answered the groom.
Going to stay here day or two?"
Yes"
Having registered at my hotel, you
probably intend TO remain there7"
"Yes, sir"
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HARsuBuns. Pa. Nov. Is, 1SS0.-Dr.
B. ]. keudall 4 Co.-GeutE-I have a
very ina marc that has had bone
SPAWN for . long time. tried every
thing men could devise to cure il, bat
all In vain, and was about to give il up
when Q friend Of mine in this city came
10 me and recommended Keudall's
SPAWN Cure. which tried with grand
results, removing that bone clear and
clean. Then l sent 3 cents 10 you fer
one Of your illustrated horse books, and
! think there b no better book printed
on the horse and his disease. Ihaye
taken great interest in il, and have sincs
sold eighteen copies for yo0 10 my
neighbors. and viii try and do what
GOOD | can by getting them for others.
fours truly, @. w. NuLxR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-15

Seminal weakness, Impotency. night go
By dreams. pimples on the face ana 80
Manhood can positively b cured. -
sick and afflicted should not fail % cen =
him. The Doctor has Travelled extenavSu
In Europe and inspected snG,HSesy 49,
deal Of valuable information. which - y
competent 10 impart 70 those IN nced
his services. DIR, Gibbon viii nae
charge unless he effects . cure n
1t distance may be cured g hom@ w.
communications strictly coni!dcnn... 10
Sc no ono but the Doctor. ~. rsms
ing TO the Doctor win please sLa 49, - n.
Of the paper they see this edveE ssS Ad.
Charges rcasrnahle. Gu - Scss asn
dress DIR. r. GlBBON. ~. ~ .Ss.s Al
Francisco. Send no II ESEtf
medicine.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Once Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
WARRINGTON. June q. 1883.
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY
W evidence presented TO the undersign-
ed. IL has been made TO appear that THE
Merchants National Bank Of Seattle. in
the city of Seattle. in the county OF King
and Territory OF Washington. has com.
piled with al the pre- visions Of the Re
vised Statutes Of the Cnited States re-
quircd to be complied with before an as-
ISOLATION shall be authorized to commence
the business Of banking; now, therefore.
!. John 8. LAngworthy. Acting Comp
troller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that The Merchants National Bank Of
Seattle in the city Of Seattle, ia the
county Of King and Territory OF Wash
ington, Il authorized to commence The
business Of banking. ~ provided in sec
ton flfty-one hundred and sixty nine Of
the Revised Statutes Of the United Statea.
-, In testimony whereof wifne1
l., my hand and seal OF ONCE. this
I'd day Of June. iaS3-
N-1 j. 8 LANGWORTHY.
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
No. Sn jy72m
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$40 Reward.

TAKEN FROM MY PLACE. NEAR
: Port Blakely, by Dan Chamber On
the ID instant . sail boat bottom newly
painted. and name. aweepseakes. paint
ed on thu stern. Tho boat h full riared.
with saiis rudAer. etc. She was brought
TO Seattle by sAid Chambers. and has not
been returned JOE McGRATH.
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KENoALL'S SPAWN CURE,
kendaII's Spawn Cure.

WEST ENosBURGH. VT, Feb. Is. lsSl.-Dr.
B. Kendall Co.-GeBts: Several months
ago injured my knee joint which caused an
enlargement to grow the siz of large wal
nut, and caused me very severe pain all the
time for four or five weeks. when began to
use Kendall's SPAWN Cure with the most sat-
isfactory results. 1t has completely removed
the enlargement and stopped the lameness
and pain. I have loLg known it to be excel
lent for horses. but now know 1t to be the
best Imminent for human flesh that arr &C
quainted with. Yours truly,
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Il . nsvWisilins
Curs TO- NsRsecs
Debility. ExAasse
cd vitality. eemL
nal " saknsss,
spermstmrhas
LOST MANHOOD.
Impotsncy. Pm
lysis. hoeesesN
rhea. and I'll tae
terrible e6ec1B q
eelf-Abuss. ycgth.
full follfee, and %
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Gentlemen can save money by buyinQ
tneiT white or colorsd shizts. o. any.
thing So g ne fuFniahinR good linz.
q y. = netall's closing on sale. No.
g. &soot e1eooo. rs
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KENDALl'S SPAWN CURE


Is sure In its effects, mild In its action, as 1t
does not blister, yet 1t Is penetrating and
powerful to reach every deep seated pain or
to remove any bony owth or other enlarge
men's. such IS spavins, splints. curbs. cal
ious, sprains, sweliirgs. and any lamefiess and
all enlargements of the joints or limbs. or
for rheumatism in man. and for any purpose
for which 9 liniment is ueed for man or
beast. II is now known to be the best lini.
ment for man ever used, acting mild and yet
certain In it's effects.
Send address for IlIu taat-d Circular, which
we think eIves positive proof Of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
fed success to our knowledge. fer beast as
vel az man.
Price 81 Ter bottle, or bottles for IS. All
druggists have II or can get IL for you. or 1t
will be sent to any address on receipts Of price
BY the proprietors, DR. B. KENDALL & Co.,
EnosburGh Falls, Vt
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
|lSulUVVNk
DlSPEnsAKf.

e93 Keayney -
corner Of Cod1mes
cial st.. San ~
cisco establte1ss
in 1854 for lns
treatment o. -,
uai and seminal
Diseases Wca =
GonorrhUA 6lM
Structure. Sypnnn
In AL In torn .
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A LARGE FIELD GLASS WITH
IA na3e, 6eo. \. Dick, B1noUi1G1on-
ll. uElfte9 =. the undesirable q O. q.
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CLoszxo Quo. B. Littell il closing
ont hin entire stock OF goods. consisting
Of boots and shoes notions and eents'
furnishing Goods. for the purpose Of
eAnnkinR his o0sinesA You viii Get
naRRaine By calling on hin at No. Is
Front strse< Denny's block. les
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Removal Of Dental Office.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY
~ 81. my ONCE will be in room &, second
story OF Yesler-Leary block. corner Mill
and Front streets. I intend, by good
work and strict attention to business, 10
merit share of the public patronage.
Work first-class and warranted.
jy1tf X. G.. CALDWELL.
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A full 6ns Of drugs and medicines.
pure WINS and liquors, cigars, station
esy,. onape aud toilet aFSiolea at the
Model Drug Store. corner Third and
Union. q
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!. q, METCAleE

W. w. HOLCOMB. URBAN b. MUMF0RD.
HOLCOMB & MUMFORD. LAW
Il and Real Estate Office. Special at
tention siven to criminal, divorce, admi-
rally and land practice.
p. O. Box 367, Seattle, W. T. je5tf
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A Georgia Justice Of tho peace told q
granger that he code allowed him tvo
dollars Tor marrying couple. well, y
eatd ne newly made hrida9soom, 'shess
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