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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-10

WHY is IT??z-A large meeting of tho
Chester County InSli.utc was held in
Chester on Monday night, the 2nd inst.
Fittv-one teachers were enrolled mem
bers of the association, and altogether
it was an enthusiastic meeting. Will
some one tel! us why it is that such
meetings cannot be had Of the teachers
Of Fairficld2 Is it because we haven't
q sufficient, number :. to assemble in
convention? We think not. We GER
tainly have about as many as can be
found III Chester county. Is it be-
cq}qse our teachers are less enthusiastic
aAd interested in their work and con-
tcqucntly less progressive and wide
awake? 1t looks this way, we must
say, but we hope it is not So.
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EGHI 2 HOE ~

A IL parties desiring ICE can be accom-
"a M0datcd at the residence of l.. Grrig,
nj reasonable prices. Ice to bc had on
81 NDAYS. - =. .:c''
july 10 ..-. GERIG BROS:
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PERsoNAL.-Mcssrs. NJ. w. Doty
and Jplrn Cathcart returned home o.,
last Sunday from Lexington, Va,
where they have been attending the
session Of the Virginia Military Insti-
tutc. We hope they will enjoy their
vacation. 70 =, p.
Senator w. Il. Leitncr, Of the Cam
den bar, was in Town on Saturday on
professional business. Genial, sociablc
and olcvg', his brothers Of the Winns-
boro bar will always gladly welcome
him to our town. !. a.,
Mr.. William Timmons left on Satur-
day last for Charleston. lie has gone
on visit.
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Ed HG N Il il = a. Es Yo
B. j. QUATTLEBAUM, D. D. S.
FARM M MACHINERY

HAVE for sale, direct from The manu-
facturtis, all kinds of Agricultural Machin-
cry, implements, etc, etc. Engines of all
sizes, from three to ono hundred and fifty
horse power. -
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-.-O-.
AMONG TIE JUSTICES. Tho case of
tho State VS.. Abncv Barber on the
charge Of assault and battery was fried
before Justice Cathcart on last Satur-
dly, tic 7th INST. The defendant was
found .'not'guilty."
Tho c}so of the State vs.. Jacob Lee,
for trespass. Of stock, was also heard
on the same. day before Justice Cath
cart. j. j. Neil, ESQ, appeared: for
the defendant. The defendant was
found guilty and sentenced to pay n
fine of 5000 and costs or twenty days
imprisonment in the count ntyjail. Coun-
sci served notitc OF appeal. -.
Tho case 3f the State VS.. Rufus
Caldwcll,' indicted for. al assault and
battery upon Inc person of Alexander
Patterson, the prosecutor, was heard
and concluded on Monday before JUS
ticc Neil. A. M. Mackcy, Esq, ap-
peared for the prosecution and Mcssls.
Mcdonald & Douglass for the defence.
Tho defendant was found "not guilty."
The case was first heard on last Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, but resulted in a
mistrial, tho jury standing five for
acquittal and ono for conviction.
CANNING BEANS We clip tho fol-
lowing from the Aiken Journal and
ReDiet0:
Mrs. W. A. Beatty, of Winnsboro, s. G.,
gives as follows her plan for putting up
beans for winter use: "Strny and break
them ready for cooking, wash well, then
take large stone jar, kcg or barrel well
cleaned, and sprinkle the bottom half inch
deep with salt; put in thick layer of
beans, then layer Of SALT md 80 OH until
tho vessel Is full, tho last being a<sery thick
layer Of salt Tic over the vessel q large,
thick piccc Of paper, wMch> tcover with
cloth, binding these air tigh5 If possible
and they will keep all winter. Before
using soak In cold water twenty -four hours
Ihe beans may be gathered from day to
day, few at time, rs may be convenient.
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WHAT Is ITr-Mr. B. H.. James,
While recently experimenting some
work on tho bridge over Possum
Branch, came across something that
seems to be the broken tooth Of some
very large animal. IT looks also like a
piece Of pctrilied wood. The opinions
of those who have seen It are divided.
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a SERIOUS ACCIDENr.-Mr. j. NJ.
Elliott, ST., met wit' very painful
accident on last Saturday, the 7th inst.
Whilc working with some machinery
in his shop his fingers became cntan-
glcd in the knives Of the machine, and
resulted in considerable Injury to the
two front fingers Of his right hand.
The amputation of tho fore finger was
deemed NECESSARY, and Mr.. Elliott is
now getting along nicely under the
circumstances. Our sympathics arc
with him IN his misfortune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-10

e ExAM1SATloNs.-On last. Friday and
Saturday the examination OF the teach
sers were held in the ourt-housc,: Pur-
,suant to announcement the applicants
for first grade certificates were exam
incd on Friday and for the second and
third grade Oh Saturday. There were
only four applicants for tho first grade
and quite a number; for the second and
third. A l2rge minority Of tho num-
Der examined OH Saturday were nc
grOes.
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Dental Surgeon.

I'm. L. +. MEADOR, a graduate of the Balti-
- more Dental College, offers his professional
services to those who may require Dental Sur
gerry in any Of its branches.
Being amply supplied with the best instru-
ments and all modern improved appliances, he
feels safe in assuring perfect satisfaction.
lIc will be found in his Office over DR.. Posey
& Bros. Drug Store on all days.
Office hours g a. NJ. to G p. NJ.
July27 so Il
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List Of Letters

The seventeen year locusts are due next year
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ALABAMNs FIRsf BALEs.-Selma, Ala. Au.
gust G.--rhe first bale of new cotto.. was re-
ceivel here today. II sold for liz cents per
pound--the low price owing to the absence Of
nearly all the brokers from the city.
MoNrGpNEn ALA, August Ga bale of new
cotton weighing 46j pounds receive here
TO day. 1t was sold for Ii cents pound,
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An Apprentice Wanted,
l. O - IT .

BOUT the Sd of July, either in Union or
"A between there and the residence of Mr. II.
G. Lawson, on the Laurens road, q valuable pair
OF GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, mois.agate set.
Initials, W. l.. j., on the under side. Said but.
tons were in a pair of linen cuffs when lost
The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at
this Office.
Aug 10 80 2t
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ARREST OF THE SLAYER OF JESSE JAMES
.-kansas City, August 2.--Charley Ford, the
slayer Of Jesse James, WAS arrested and taken
to police headquarters to-day under an old
indictment for the Blue Cut train robbery
Ford does not know yet what has caused his
arrest at this time He is said to have been
dumbfouuded at his arrest and is evidently badly
frightened
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List Of Letters
kemaiping in the Post Office at Union, s, C,
ysf tEs sssf .shaihs xnsSsf Il. isSS y sss'ssss
Miss Libbie Byers, Thos A Duncan (2,) Miss
Lew Eptson, Miss Texana Fowler, Miss Lula
Lewis, L. J. Murphy, j. d. Parker.
Held for Postage:
Miss Matte S Foster, Pacolct Depot, S c.;
Monarch Manufacturing Company. Chicago, Ill.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised.
JAMES II. GOSS, p. NJ
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TIE EPIDEMIC IN EGYrr.-Nexandria August
6.-One hundred and ten British soldiers have
died from cholera in Egypt since the outbreak
OIL tue disease. Seven persons, most of them
Europeans, died here TO-DAY from cholera.
BEYRoUr August Ga sentinel at the laza-
rctto here has been attacked with cholera.
Another case Of cholera has been devclo ped in
this town, and one case in the immediate vicin
itY.
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CoTToN AND Cory IN TEXAs.-Galve Ston, Au-
gust 6.-Speo:als to tho Houston Post from
eighty points in tie Texas cotton belt report
cotton suffering from continued drought From
thirty points it is estimated that only half the
usual crop will be made and from fifty roints
the crop is placed at twothirds the usual amount
Cotton worms have appeared in somo sections
and are doing much damage. General rains
within the next ten days may materially change
the prospect. There is n full crop of early corn.
Late corn is n total failure in SEINE sections
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FATAL FIRE on GALVESTON BEACH. .--Galvcstc N
August 3.-Y esterday afternoon the Pavilion
Galveston's fhvorte beach resort, owned by
the City Hallway Company, was burned. y
number Of other buildings in the vicinity we're
swept away mt the same time. Robt. Springer,
late OF Milwaukee, drummer in the Pavilion
band, was killed almost instantly by jumring
frcm q window in one of the turrets and striking
heaiforemost OH plank sidewalk. The origin
of the fire is not definitely known. Total loss
$ $4,000. Insurance S25, 900.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
William c. Gist, Administrator
,on;.,, r'"m'@ Summons
William Faucet and J. Rice renew
Rogers Defendants. Execution.
To John Faucet, Isaac Faucet, Victoria Nc
Creght, Mamie Faucet, Sallie Faucett,
Thomas Faucet, Mamie Faucet and Adle
Faucet, heirs at law of William Faucet dc.
ceased, and j. Rice Rogers
WHEREAS, judgment was obtained in the
w Circuit Court for the County, then Dis
trict Of Union and State Of South Carolina, on
the fourth day of March A. D. 1867, in the
above entitled cause. against William Faucet
and j. Rice Rogers defendants, and execution
was duly issued thereon, but the active energy
thereof has now expired, and it is desired to
have the same renewed. And the above named
plaintiff being dead. application for renewal is
made by Francis Nj. Farr, administrator of his
estate.
Now, Therefore, You are sum moncd to appear
at the next Term Of the Circuit Court, to be held
for said County, at the place of holding the
same, and then and there show cause, if any you
can, why said execution should not be rene ewed
according to law.
Dated July 26, 1888.
JAMES b. STEEDMAN,
Since ARTHUR & STEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
~ JAMES MUNRO,
SEAL Clerk.
To The Defendant. Isaac Farcet:
Please take notice that the original summons
OF which the above is n copy, was filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for Union County on the 18th day of
July, 1888.
j. B. STEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Aug3 81 Ut
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VTTTNT people are always on the look
W. IN III out for chances to increase
w AN>AA their earnings, and in time
become wealthy; those who
do not improve their opportunities remain in
poverty. We offer great chance to make money.
We want many men, women, boys and girls to
work for us right in their own localities. Any
one can do the work properly from the first
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit FURNISHED
free. No one who engages fails to make money
rapidly. You devote your whole time to
the work, or only your spare moments. Full
information and all that is needed sent free
Address SrNsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
Feb % 8 1y
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Administrators Notice,

4 LII persons having claims agant the estate
IL of Lucy Shelton, deceased, are requested
to present them to the undersigned, properly
attested. All persons indebted to the deceased
are notified that payments must be made to me
as early as possible.
IN. HENDERSON,,
Admir-, est. Lucy Shelton.
August 81 4t*
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Feather Bed For Sale.

A NY person wishing to purchase q good
N Feather Bed can hear of one for sale by
applying at the office tho TINES.
August 3 81 a.
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The Nashville iron furnaces have all been
making money, many OF them handsome profits.
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE WILL Ffs
- sent my final accounts and vouchers to .Igd!
W. F. Byrd, Of Leon County Court, and ask fors,
discharge as executrix of the last will of Th-I1
Barnard, and guardian Of children.
JANE z. BARNARD, Executr.y
January 9, 1SSc}-6m
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Legal Advertisements.
Notice of incorporation.

NY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE ksay
Is islaturc of the State of Florida, entitled s:As
Act TO provide for the Creation OF Corporaty't'ss
and to Prescribe General Powers and i-iabitssA I
approved August s. 1865, notice is hereby sivcs. =
required by said act of the formation oil
body and copies of their Articles OF lncorrorefoa
have been flied with the Secretary OF state H.t "
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Ter Ing
County of Leon, in the State Of Florida 49,: J
|. The name Of the corporation is The hipao'
University" and its place Of business in laishAs
see, Leon County, Florida 49,
2 Said University shall have power TO conics th'
several Degrees in its Literary Scientific, Mc',fi'
Law. and other Departments. :. I.
8 The amount of Capital Stock shall be i've
Hundred Thousand Dollars, payable in lands. naiie
ings, apparatus or cash ,-1.
I Said corporation commenced on the l'sh: da,
of March, A. ID. 1885, and shall continue Tor s'ri:
of ninety-nine years. u,:
s. The business of said corporation shall be t:an.
acted by board of seven regents, and por't:h q
said board shall be elected annually on the fire VI
of March. );
g. Said corporation shall not contract any ns''f
edness over 800
W. D. BARNES,
WIN. p BYRD,
j. KOST.
J. T. BERNARD,
CHARLES BEECHEIE
May Is, lsS}-;im w. ID. BLoAHAM
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Trains and :, daily, Trains 3 and I, daily. *.
cont SnMhlX.
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part of the domain of the ancient city, is
worth many crates of the things of the
soil of other localities. The stone crab is
3 happy combination Of the gustatory
raerits of the shrimp, lobster, crawfish and
soft crab.
The st. Johns Weekly publishes a
long list of improvements which shows
that St. Augustine has veritable boom
Eprogress. This thing should be guarded.
4 chief charm of the Ancient City is its
ancient aspects These should not be
violated. No new building-at least of
modern aspect-should be allowed to in
trude among those hallowed by age and
association, and of such quaint structure
a, to sustain their assigned records.
-DeLand Echo: We were shown the
first of this week, at Prof. Hull's place
east of town, guava of the Chimes Ev-
erbearing Dwarf variety that was only
about twelve inches high and two and
a,half feet in diameter, yet the little bush
was most completely covered with fruit,
there being two hundred and fifty young
gaavas on it, and a quantity of blooms
aad buds. The bush rarely gets larger
than the one mentioned above, but they
sre always good bearers; the fruit is
about the size of a lime and is very pala-
table.
Lake City Reporter: Lake City has
shipped, up to June lst, $500 crates of
vegetsbles, aggregating $4,000 pounds.
We can safely estimate these at 81 per
crate net, which gives us an income from
the shipments of peas and beans this sea
son of $1,000 net, up to date. This in
Guides only the light vegetables, peas
aad beans We reserve the statement of
cabbage, potatoes and melons until their
shipment is through. Now, this is a
handsome sum for two varieties of vege-
tables, and comes at a handsome time of
the year for the producer.
Milton Nc,c< We had the pleasure
,"onday morning of grasping the hand
oG Captain Sam W. Landrum, one of
1ensacola's most popular job printers. a
chronic case of the toothache brought
E:m up. Several unsuccessful attempts
Nerc made in Pensacola to extract the
troublesome member, and he was forced
t, call on his brother Dr. Landrum, of
this place, whose improved appliances
and great skill, afforded instant relief,
sad Uncle sam now carries the "agony-
shop - in his vest pocket instead of his
I,;outh
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JACKSONVILLE ExPREss-( Daily. }

Pullman Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars
ON this train for Savannah, Charleston, and Wash
llnrton wihout change. Also Pullman Palace Sleep
SnG Cars 20 Atlanta and Cincinnati, via Jesup, with
.'int change
Passengers are permitted to remain in the Savan-
nah Sicele's until . o'clock A. NJ.
{ A new Restaurant has been opened at WaycrOss,
and abundant time will he allowed for meals by all
passenger trains.
s. CoBucttin. ut Savannah with steamers for New
York. Plnladelphia Boston and Baltimore
Connecting at Charleston with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold To all points hy rail and
"tcamshiP connections, and baggage checked thro
Also SlceYino-Car berths and sections secured It
oni any 5 Office in Astor's Building 81 Bay street
;nd NJ Depot Ticket Office.
= JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
a. NJ IVES AV.-ut
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SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS.
Fir~i-Ciass. Reliable Newspaper
One Wear. and an lnterest.
Ing Serial, for 81.

ssThc weltknown WEEKLY News needs no intro
spetlon Ia the public. For one third of a century
T has made It's regular weekly appearance At thou
H9ads OF hnmcs throughout his broad land an ever
Srlcome sisitor. II has kept pace with the require
1vnts Of advanced journalism, and each succeeding
5far has witnessed marked improvements an to-
SSy it ranks with the best weekes published in this
t4nntry.
This mammoth sheet contains eight pages Of
fssding MASTER, comprising all the news of the
S{ek, telcgraphc dis patches up to the hour of go
Esyto press, agricultural items, original serials, &c
40 the fa'mer mechanic or artisan, the business
d3 professional man. who has not the advantages oil
siiay mail, the sEKLY NEWS is the medium BY
pt.ich he can be informed of events transporting in
s5e busy werld, whether In his own State or in the
host distant parts Of the globe
ssn additton to firstclass newspaper at n moder-
t. price, We offer to each yearly subscriber copy
III any OF the published novels OF the MORNING
sqsws LIEEARY FREE
Subscription ~ year, in advance.
81 j. III. ESTILL,
r. 5 Whitaker street, Savannah.
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At Jacksonville with Waycross Line by No in
\. NJ, and No IN the z. NJ, for all points North
and East with the Fcrnandina and JacksonviIle
Railroad for Fcitandna, and with steamers To all
points the 81. Johns river
AZ Baldwin, 10y No with the Florida Transit and
PcninsH'Ar Railroad for Gainesville Ocala, Lees
burg. Cedar Key. and all Gulf Ports
AT Livr Oak with the Savannah, FLORIDA ~ West
Railroad
At Tallahassee with ST. Marks Branch, on Tues
day, Thursdays and Saturdays
At ChAttahoochee river with the Pensacola aud
Atlantic railroad for Marianne, Pensacola, Mobile
Montg"jncry, NV Orleans, and all points West
Southwest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
Est, o. ICkES:, AND BEST ROUTE to these
points; and with the Central and Peoples Line
Boats "u Sunday and Thursdays for AIalachicola,
aud Iu"rdays aud Saturdays for Columbus and
Euf.iIl
Take the Floral City Route. the New short
Liue via the Florida Central and
WCstern Railroad.
.zF' THROUGH TICKETS via this line At the
tcrniaul 5 Depot Ticket Office, and at No. West
By Sit@rt.
W NJ. DAVIDSON,
General Manager,
WI q. AMES,
General Passenger Agent,
J : MCELROY, Jacksonville, Fla
Master Trans j'ortation, Tallahassee, Fla
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL Rfl
~ sons having claims against the estate Ct str
A. Blake late of Leon county and State OF Fle>i'ia
deceased whether as creditors, legatccs, or perx@h
entitled to distribution, to present their cLsF'n
to the undersigned executor, rt Baiicys Ni!l'
Fla, properly authenticated, within the time iiF'
scrbed by law, or this notice will be plead IN; Ia
of same; and all persons indebted TO said cs';'t
will make payment Immediately.
". r. BLAKE, {
May |, 1SS3-Sw EXccufSF
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE FIRST Pub II.
- ton Of this notice, will present my Won -
and final return administrator Of the rst Il
John IIammett, late of Leon county and - 80;
Florida deceased, to the Hon. VIM L. Byrd, IS
Judge of said county, and ask to he d>cll s..
from the further administrat on Of said estate
RADFOKD HAMMETT, =
Administrator Est. John llammctt. dccca-ss
Feb. 81 1SSc}-jm
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CONNECTIONS

Selid Trains Jacksonville To Pensacola
Sleeping Cars Tallahassee to Pensacola
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DISCHARGE Notice.

- the undersigned, administrator Of the cst,E
Edward s Carmine, deceased, late Of Leon c'F:f'
Stnte of Florida, will present his final accoma~
the Hon. w. p. Byrd, County Judge Of said q" ti''
and ask for discharge.
A. MOSELEY
Sheriff and cXoflicio Administering.
February 81 1SS}4ju
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HERE
- the undersigned, administrator of the ost.ts
Catherine p. Bowen deceased late of Leon e" nj
State of Florida, will present his final accourG
the Hon. w. p. Byrd, County Judge of said -
and ask for discharge =;
a. MOSELEY
Sheriff and cx.ocio AdmInistrnLS
February 81, 1SSi-6m =
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PCBLfS.
- ton of this notice, l will present my vouo IL
and final return administrator of the cstaI 4
James W. Smith, late of Wakula county, FlnrN
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge of y
county, and ask to be discharged from the furry
administration of said estate.
S. s. SMITH, ,
Admir- Estate j. w. Smith, dec T.
December 49, 1oS2-Gm I
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SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
g ~ II -. 8 :. s
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
ON ana after Sunday, May Is, lSS;, Passenger
Trains VIII leave and arrive follows:
EAST MALI L1iLnl

Connecting at Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Ballet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars Sa-
vannah to New York without change.
Connecting ut C:attahoochee with Pensacola and
Atntic Railroad daily for Pensacola, Mobile, New
tlr;ans, Texas, ard all trans-Mississippi points
Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Savan-
nah and Waycross to New Orleans without change.
This train connects at New Branford with steamer
(addO Belle, leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannee
riVcr pOinis every tuesday and Friday mornings
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SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.

ADAMS, y. Y. January -. lss2
DR.. b. j. KENDALL. X CO.-ticntS Having used 4 rood
deal Of youT kcdals SPAWN Cure with great success
thought would let YOU know What il has done me
Two years ago had speedy a colt ever raised
in Jefferson county When was breaking him he kicked
the crosshar and fast and Of his hind
legs all 10 pieces. employed the best farricre but they
all said he spoiled. He had very large thorough
pin. and fused bottles of your KENDALL SPAWN
Cure and took the bunch entirely of and he after
wards for Sl,sW. have used il for bone sIavins and
wind gals. and il ha- always cured completely and left
the leg smooth
1t is a splendid medicine for rheumatism have rec
commended it to good many and they all say it does h.
work in Withcrington Il kneclantfs drug store.
in Adams the other day. and very fine picture yon
them. tried to buy it, hut could They said if
| would write to you that you would send me / wish
you would. and will do you all the good can
Very respectfully. + : LYMAN.