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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19
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ETOTiIB-F0K H'iRsE, CIV; noe; Os
IN chicken feed, cal, o. EUGENE SEAY
eO7 Main ssssct Free d, livery js l9'2~
NicrJCE-H HoHL WILL MAKE con-
IN trace Tor ga,d niu. lsnc scsp5 wo T. trim
snins re, 1. sG P,ice moder 4 Orders sent
20 n H0HL, Oh 26s. Dallas, VIII re, I've
prompt at,ent,ot, JANIS ~
NTOTIt E1O CON rRACTORs-51 r. K Paw.
IN ing Sealed propo ais viii be received IT
tho ON o ofth City Engineer n Ill clock
p. n on the 9Th d. MARCH naxt To- paw
{ng the folowius ste T. IN hs fuy with Il 10
DArc BE 10 urou rtvel Foundation SC
q i60 end 10 Ian. .. d speii csli'ps on d Q in
this olaoe t-wi: Msin 8 'est From the we :
Gife of Jeffsrsop to the east 'ise of -yrar ore
street Elm tt.cet- r o he west side 81 sycs-
more strest 70 the caste rpo-al on lin J.nrr.
con, Mar, ,ea s,esmo,s ST els From MAIN
0iree '-Fr,m W. a 10 tim s,rsr, yd.ss = eet
-From Main I, 4 m street. Murphy Str ct from
Commerce 70 ri t'ct Aut'in ree'.Fr IN
Wood ssr, OF 10 'h~ ks P,ci Railroad
Co leRe At est-From Eth street ~ The Texas q
Pacific Railroad In n soout $1,000 i'ea feet
with apnrbvrdse uIii', ia tie am ut ct sM
that n be CONT ct Ia aw del the hid Ter viii
.ettef tnto contr- 20, ~ tn 22,i ~ APRfI. reSt
iPond and sernri'y viii also be rrqnii.d for
fh'shful pc. form snc q, o..'ra I. the Work
coz pist q b The 18th I O,.T0shR, 1854.
oepara ropcsals re insisr f'r ca oi tne
above a'res ~ ard fr 'te VII ''e OF the WORK.
Bidder {, soecify the st-eet or > re- - ~ on
The City Council rvs ,be. light to reje't
any or a. 20 !" let "a or s1ec,ssa, sns On on
10 Be- see1 at h'- OH
WM JuHNsov, ritv Engineer
DAL.sa Tax =. ia r-rv -. isst. isris-tOt
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w I'll, t,nmudiatoly W Nuy.lb iron Molks:
a,oa wages aud stiaiy employuenI Jnin
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tasms 10 A pYsTERn NCH n'e"'si,
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rSrNry.TIvE cENr, PEN DAY Ihe puilu'
Inc n brick, with three sisifw.ys IN csse OF ME
Ionatsd IN ihe bnsiscss potion oi ,he IVY ol,y
enn, frSns 4 Pacific ana Missouri 'eciiu Depot
ntn~msani.nt no pnssrngers con'ng or goins oyoi
.,,hsr road Ofica open 81 ~ Ent uNh orc
.-u~t sov all .vai &C. v 'l.' VIZ .f., 1870
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IiEARSE.

HrARsr, Jan. Is -tSpecial. The appli
cation for bail by 0-D. Cannon, charged
with the murder OF Al vert Bishop, late city
marshal Of this place, has b,en On trial Tor
the mast two days a. Ffauklin, and ierni-
mated io-night aud bail was set at 5000
The rial is set Tor February 4;h, and
,perial yeuire Of Jurors are summoned. Mr.
o. ID. Cannon is u young lawyer OF thus
place, and has the sympathy OF the entire
rom munitv.
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NANASOT A..

NAvAsorA. Jan. ls.-[5peoialI-Ars
Parks, relict of Isaac Parks, late OF thir
county, while sick on the s.h, had her
clothes take fire and wss badly burned
from which she died last night, aged %
years. She lived near Anderson. Sue VIII
be buried Tomorrow
The city council mot last Monday night
TO take steps toward erecting a market
house, but owing To Dad weather the attend
ance was small and the resolution laid over
till the next meeting.
Rain has fallen incsssantlv since Thurs
day night. No business is being done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19

MARsuALL, Jan. Isl special Nv. Il.
Singleton. clerk Of the federal court at Jei-
ferson, informs your correspondent that
Judge Turner will hold court at that city
commencing February the llth.
The Texas Il Pacific railroad paid of to-
dsy.
II @, Knight. manager Of our telephone
ey ,hange, and Mis- Lizzie Howard OF Long
view, we're married yts ere ~ morning aud
have lett Tor New ORLEANS n - bridal tour.
The weather IL very vet aud disdgreeole.
Rev. T. J. Mcbride ct LDngyiew, will
take charge OF the First Presbyterian
church IN this city at an early iay.
Our people ure mucn pleased at the ON
cial eudorsomsi OF honest john st the
hnnhs Of our legi-latnre.
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o,eD

a aAar0v.-Janu- ~ ir4 rr ) o. "a psn.
serd II year ssn u W lfsn ii. - lone
0s1ton-
Fs.srsi it,m rssi sencs Of parents 'hie morn
Snr q II 6e'eck. Fisdsof the family are re-
<ue9-d 70 b present
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IJENIsON.

Dxsrsox, Jan. IS. [special.l - Last
night about IL clock Police
man Bud East found baske'
on the steps OF a hard Fsre store on Austin
avenue which contained white male
child abont tan days old The child was
varmiy xrapned up and is strong and
healthy. Inere IL no clue to 1t pa
rentage. ., A..
erect a monument over the grave oil Ex
Councilman Raynat, who bequesthea u
fine brick building ia the pest BLOCK on
Main street to the benson puohc
school.
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FORT WORTH.

Fosr woarH. yan. 1s.-lSpecial l-work
win peein on toe nev s75ooo jail on Mon
dsy. The msterial 10 now being put on the
ground.
ya'en'ine Wsixer. taken TO Missouri Tor
murcer, turns out "a be the wrong man,
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TYLER.

TrLrR, Jan. ls-[Spee' THE c dty
water works have Veyn sold % Mo- Ti'
Brown, OF tn s city, fr t3l 900, the ampg Il
Of the bonds issued Tor the conitfu ton .
the same. The purcha, binds himself o
enlarge the systsm oi watsf-Sork. and
paw the semi.gnnua intsres' oR said bonds
.s 4 accfues. Ia case Of ceflult on tls in.
t'rr,t the works revert t. t1r city. The
q ~ asrees q pay 81. .2OJ year or wafer tor
tire purposes.
in ne federal court Kitklsnd. Humphrey
& Co. were gwen luigmctt iIr 81 O92 %
sgaiu.t Joseph Eissse Ia ho Case oi w.
u. Lyons 4 Co. vs.. A Q Bu0kuer, Judg-
msnt was gwen Tor 81 o 80.
Judge McCord leit tai, afternoon for
Gilmer, - try the que ton OF the Insanity
OF Sam Wheeler. sentenced to hang.
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TERRELL, Jan. Is -[5pecia The Hol'
land opera house was abandoned by the
company to-day, and they ieit on the noon
train tor for Fort Worth. IL has heen man
aged here by J. Tom wilson. ITS recent
unhappy COT jueal rslaiions have caused
him TO bid adieu TO the cry His depart
ure causes Il suspension il all per rnsnent
theatrical business at this place for the
present.
national Temperance orator, Was TO have
lectured here last night. out the incompsr-
bic inclemepcy OF the weather forced .
postponement. Hs want hon here TO
Wills Poiut. and after hl,ine the presen'
published engagements vii reIura to raliy
the people here.
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REWARD.


nEwARU-F TIE ETuRS OF MY
IL rel pan,, nboul ga year. old aud II
hs,Sa h,gh. ,ndisti @, hr 80 on ltfg should er
ARA, ei ieurr ~ emi - Tuesday ni,ht ha !
on 4 ew yellow h RS. bsuko. n hn!tci. JOHN
HUNT riEuTON t2lGJ ksnns )ahl -e'
DEv SAMUEL RO.f, d. y g IAN
IL guardian ana wang lsi Tnio'n W.,
had severe aud hiuh trnuor, cry'ip uou,
Affection Of imbs ir Il the hist ehicsl SKIN
without success. Gilos LIN m"nt removed lhe
itching, burning sens.i o.; effected cure. It'll
bottle. 25c. 10 ny CROW, " bAhnMln !.
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Is doubted by the on. 'aers here. His own
lawy or ssys ho is uuqt 'esIionsbly tho mur
defer.
Thirteen tramps were srfesled IN sam
mouse to-day, near the dtppl' " flus u
tho crowded cpudiiipn OF tho cal '0oose
they we're rel,ned. Near all ol them ar'
rom the lar Dorll.
The wire fence OF Bud A adrrws, hs' q
mile from tue CITY, has be 'n CUT ~ th'
most wauton manner, sinply 10 save url'-
Ing $50 yards. Tots laslessne ~ "n gen
orally discussed here today. Andrew
searched Tor the cutters wan double
bsrreled shotgun, bui was too t,e..
Tonight II. q, Wondall. ayou ~ fsrmsr
living i've miles from the cit. wss AZ
rested on charge Of pos WllliAhi
Eagle, also "A farmer. Tue drug humihf
tered was morphine, and ofuse cry nea'
causing death, II seems bnih you ~ mel
had bean cOurtirg tue same gi ~ wh"
showed favor TO E.gle. This bee seh t'
'renzy Wood ~, who thought n Easlr
'ould bs put out oi the way, his suit would
prosper. IL Is known he b)nght mon nine,
md also that Eiale got sck soon sitsI
Thinking. Woodsll II In iail.
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FOR SALE.

a.
V,oR sALE Oh Tt.AuE rOn . a. L9IAIE
ko-o ,s oi m. b.sts lou Ia DallHs. Inquire
At Ora a windsn Ci,nr Slanh lh- % ,s-".
a,oRsALr-D :. l.. 4 LOCAk uFFnhs toR
w. 81 r,,,aenec. corner Patp ison avenue
and Oleander street tur tc,m' ana orn.r ~
formation, apply to CHAS. FNEo TuChEah,
Sl2 NJ in sree'. - ....'.". -, :"
NOR psALE-rIrTY TONS OF 10 DR. GHr
n hsy' we'll cur d aud bgl.d, sithout ans
-aip on il Address D.. HAiRE, q trnlttn,
Dallas county TeSss " i'"i"
EoR sALE- u HOUSES FOR sALs;2 BAND
Il 81 room en- 10 bought 70 500 ~ mp
ward,. must be sold, by tEIhOLDs Hu nj.
BUT, 20 Mia. cor or 70 "ia', lan, i4.h u
nor sALE-rRIM LIS AND FARM
II Including ab.U so aores of lai d, TO- ~ ,ul'
ovation; h. nnce imner "a ASSURE 'hnu;
bargnIn v H. be .iveu A ply TO b. u, KEN.
DALI. 4o3 Main street, Da decsJ-,'
NOR SALE BEAUTIFu' RESIDENCE
il property, Ht bargain apply to BOWsI ~ !, x
4 LEMON, Dallas Texas ee'v-i
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT-oV JAHU,tY lsT THE TWO
store ro,m., Nos 75 AMI 727 Main u,eL
now occunied d. Edward music store. Apply
70 City National bank. " ae'-u-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-14

"A terrible tragedy was enacted
on the main street Of Hot Springs,
Ark, oil Saturday morning. At about
/ O'Clock three brothers named Frank,
Jack and William Flynn were pro.
ceeding homo in q hack. 4 party of
seven men armed with double-barrel
shot-guns and Winchester rifles step
ped from the door Of saloon and
opened fire. The Flynns were armed,
but the attack was totally unexpected.
Jack Flynn was shot through the fore
head by II ball from a Winchester rifle
and died i'll q few minutes. William
was shot through tho breast and the
wound will probably prove fatal.
Frank received shot through the hand,
inflicting q slight wonnd. Frank Hall,
the driver of the hack, was shot through
the neck, and died shortly afterwards.
l3obt. Hargrave, a aby-stander, was shot
through the breast, and will probably
die. j. I'll. Craig, prominent lum-
herman, received q charge Of buckshot
through the back, and his condition is
considered precarious. The difficulty
originated some weeks ago in an effort
of Frank Flynn to prevent one Doran
from opening gambling house. 1t
eliminated ut the time by Doran maxi
ing a cowardly attempt to assassinate
Flynn, failing in whiohhc fled the city.
He returned few nights AGO, bnt
Flynn was unaware Of his presence in
tho city until the fatal voliey opened
on him. The seven men who did tho
shooting were arrested, and arc now
in Jail.
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lication Gf the essays read at tho last
summer meeting, motion to publish
in pamphlet form all future ESSAYS
,, was withdrawn on fhe understanding
that they would be published i'm the
monthly bulletin of the Agricultural
Bureau. y
The joint meeting then adjourned.
Tho State Agricultural Society.
AT tho meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the State Agricultural Socio-
ty on the 9th inst. It was determined
to hold the joint summer meeting OF
the Society and tho State Grange al
Greenville OH tho goth of July. This
action was concurrcd in by the State
Grange.
1t was resolved that all the pre-
miums for 1884 should be paid in
money. A committee, consisting of
Messrs., w. q. Childs, e. l.. Roche
and b.: II. Massey, was appointed to
revise the constitution of the Society,
with instructions to report at the sum.
mcr meeting at Grecnville in July
next.
A. committee, consisting of Messrs
.. T. Mills, B. +. Crayton, II. A,
Love, l.. l.. Roche and W. G.. Childs
was appointed to obtain plans ant
specifications for the erection of now
buildings and the Improvement of tho
property of the Society in Columbia
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THE FATE OF THE PLUNDERERs
calling the Roll OF the Thieves and
AdVenturers who Ruled and Ruined
south Carolina from 1868 to 1870.
[ Letter to the PhGadelpAiu Times. 7


South Carolina from 1868 to 1870.
[Letter to the PAaiadeipAia Times.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-A gcn-
ticman, who during the Reconstluc-
ton period, was intimately acquainted
with the Republican leaders Of Soutc
Carolina, has written an interesting
review OF the political downfall of those
persons. The death of Congressman
Mackcy, he says, has removed the only
real live force in opposition to the South
Carolina Democrats, and there is no
likelihood that the State will ever be
Republican again. The leaders of ten
years ago are scattered from Dan to
Bersheba.
Outside Of the Federal Offices there
is not one left. Patterson has given
the State II wide berth since 1876.
Tom Robertson, the other Senator, is
paralytic in Columbia, Bowen, who
held Charleston and all her interests I'm
his grip, is dead. Elliott, the smart
est negro developed by Reconstruc-
tlon Congress, Speaker of the House
ana attorney general elect, is making
precarious living in New Orleans.
Wright, the negro Justice Of the
Supreme Court, is drunken loafer in
Beaufort. Dunn, the comptrollcr-gen-
eral, is peddling a patent glue in Boston.
Hardy Solomons, the Jew financier
and keeper Of the State deposits, is
possessed of little bakc-shop i'm Kan
sas City. Gurncy, the county treas
mcr OF Charleston, is long since dead.
Niles C. Parker, the manipulation of
millions of conversion bonds, keeps q
ftt Ic music store in Indiana, and ekes
out living by lecturing or temperance
and religion. Governor Scott, since
his trial for murder, is broken i'm health
and spirit, but is pretty solid flnan-
cially from the rise ofOhio woodlands.
Hoge lives i'm Ohio, and remembers
the fat pickings of the cOmptrolle,-ycn-
erals office with pleasure. Cass Car
pentcr is n wreck in Denver. Ex-
Chief Justice Willard has drifted to
Washington, having been digested and
rejected by his Democratic employees
of 1876. The irresistible Judge r. j
Mackcy has also opened law office IN
Washington.
Cardozo, cX-Statc treasurer, and
SwailS, once president of the Senate,
look contcnted with clerkships i'm the
treasury. WhittrmOre is i'm Massa-
chusetts. Charley Leslie, is as shifty
in Kansas as ever ho was in Barnweil
county. kimpton, once "financial
AGENT of the State In Wall street. is n
seedy looking fellow among the curb.
stone brokers there. Puffer, who
once handled the assets of the Bank Of
the State, comes to Washington oc-
cesionally, cheerful, but not rich.
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Another County Heard From.

Mr.. w. ID. Garrison, a prominent planter
Of Anderson county, S. c., says he has used
Noman'S Neutralizing Cordial in his fami-
ly and it has proved eflicacious in every in
stance he had occasion to try it. This is
the verdict from many, and trial will con-
vince you that it is good remedy X
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B. u. IL.

This Is the concentrated Blood Purifier that
saves time and money by It's use-bccausc it
eAlces Blood Poisons In the quickest time on re-
kidneys relieved with one bottle, Hereditary
1,ai Taint or children removed with one bottle,
bottles. s. nhliS OF all stages cured under
sixty days. Each bottle proves It's wonderful
value. Large bottles 81. Druggists sell It,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-14

,-Alcxander Doyle, the sculptor, of
New York, has finished the bronze
statue of General Lee, intended to be
placed in public park in New Orleans,
and the statue was shipped southwark
Oh Saturday.
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Southern NeHvs Items.

-.
The M. e. Church, South, in North
Carolina has 1926 white communi-
cants.
The damage by the floods i'm the
vicinity of Wheeling, Va. is estimated
at 100000.
Recent rains have raised tho James
river, and disastrous consequences arc
apprehendcd.
Tho New Orleans people arc max.
ing. great preparations for the carnival
Which promises to be q grand affair.
james Graham, New Orleans
lawyer, aged 5h, shot and killed his
wife and then cut his own throat.
-Four. carloads of Winnsboro
granite blocks have been received in
wilmington for paving the streets.
Augusta is full ofcolored men a nd
women seeking employment. Some
OF them como from South Carolina.
AT Chattanooga, Tenn, tho Uni
vcrsity of the Methodist Church was
dedicated Oh Thursday with imposing
ceremonies.
The Port Royal and Augusta and
knoxville Railroads are making con-
ncctlon through Augusta, so as to run
through from Port Royal to Green
wood on their own tracts.
Very few people in Augusta arc
specializing on Wall street, notwith-
standing the cnticing view it presents
at present. The experience of two
years ago, when nearly q million dol
lars was sunk in stocks and cotton,
will serve rs lesson for some time to
come.
The Texas negroes claim that thew
are entitled to thirteen of the twenty
six delegates from that State to the
Chicago Convention, and intend to do.
mand 1t, and that the collector of Gal
weston, who is working for Authur,
Will not be allowed to rule things i'm
the State Republican Convention.
George B. Loring, of Texas, now
IN England, representing the Texas
Investment Company, has sold large
amount of ranch property situated in
tour adjoining counties on the Double
Mountain fork of Brazos River for
S2,5OO,0OO This is said to be the laro-
est property transaction ever made.
Col. II. d. Boykin was murdered
on Wednesday near Rchobcth, Wilcox
county, Alabama, forty miles from
Selma: 1t is said that two negroes,
who have been arrested, confessed
that they shot him in the back from
the yard while he was walking into
his house. 1t is also said that they
were paid $50 each 10y white man to
! commit the deed.
The Memphis jury in the case of
Pat Haley, Young lrishman charged
with killing Alex. Dunlap, an aged
| negro, last summer by cutting his
! throat with butcher knife, returned
verdict at noon on Friday Of not
guilty. This was lIalcv's second trial,
he having been convicted ofmurlcr i'm
the first degree, but II new trial was
granted on law technically. When
the jury TO- day announced their ver-
dict in body Judge Green remarked
that 1T was perfect surprise to the
Court and disgrace and insult to any
civilized community. lie had the
jury pollcd and their names spread
upon the minutes, with instructions
that they be never again summoned
as jurors in his Court.
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Habitunl COstivcncss.

So many persons suffer with habitual
coStircncSS. \ dose of N0rman's Neutral
iZng Cordial after each meal will break up
the most stubborn case. 1t gives tone to
the stomach thereby stimulating the liver
to healthy action.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-14
ABOUT BLOOD.
Es43a !sm@ s ssn

on earth makes ahi9iute cures OF eli Blood Diseases
Scrotula, skin Diseases and Humors, Glandular.
Swelliugs, Tumors Dry letter, Kidney Complaints.
Old Ulcers and Sores Syphilis in all stage Caarrh,
Eczema, Rheumatism, Mcrcureal Poison, ETC., In
one-third the time ivcr before known. Mentihslde
ofeach bnttle. Discard all slow, old fogy remedies
ani use one bottp OF i. b. b., and you wilbe thor
6ughIy convinced of its magical powers Send to uA
for unimpcachsble testimony, . few samples OF
which are below. t.. 49, .. Is. ..a
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-14

DR.. j. l.. M. Curry, agent for the
Peabody educational fund, donated
the sum of thirteen hundred dollars to
the graded schools of Charlotte.
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BLOOD ROIs0N.

For several years have been af,licted with q.
pronounced incurable case OF Blood Poison attend
GU WIN ugly running sores IN my nose, on my arms
n,u oouy. spent SiSO in gold for slow remedS,B
oeheht Ihn Use OF bottles OF B B, B. restored
my appc,He, hthied all ulcers, impaired strength.
gained 81 pounds OF tcsh iii one month and was
pronounced cured. u. A. CLARK,
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KInMEY COMPLAINT.

For over six years nave been terrible sufferer
OF which Nave spent over $3.50 without beneht; the
most nutrl sn-cillui remedies proving failureB,
The use OF one Siu.le bottle OF b. B. II. has been
marvellous giving more relief than all other treat
ment combined. Ni' qutck cure, while others, II
they cure Ut a are III the distant future.
T.. Ii. ROBEitIS, Atlanta Water Works,
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80 spent for Bonkocine viii cure any case OF
G. and q. within fOrty-eight hours, Without
loss OF time, change OF diet or any internal
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DR.. L. 4. Guild, an dSperiepSsd and one OF the
most scientific physicians OF the SYN, @ ~
large nursery and vineyard near Atau, naS q ,@ -
ON has place who was cured OF stubborn StS ~ ~
scrofuia with orc single bottle Of Is. Is. B. Writs9
him aDOu. tho case .| =
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DAVID AIKEN,
III. w. PARROTT,

The Grange then went into secret
session at which the unwrittcn work
OF the Order was excmplificd, and at
two p. m. the doors were opened, and
the meeting adjourned sine die.
The next annual meeting Of the
Grange will be held in Charleston on
the first Wednesday in February, 1885.
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CATAKRN.
The China and Quconswarc House OF Mcbride Il
Co, Atlanta, - perhaps the largest In the South.
MIR. a. J. Mcbride of this rGt hnl been cured OF
citalrh OF he nose nf 16 years standing by the use
OF u. Is u, acr r> cry known eMe,ly andtrSatment
j. d !,l'.l. y. II. Il. cures Caarrh IN few weeks,
after Einihful siuH has failed for years. Write to
hun Gii learn all tuc facts.
&S EDITOR.
have been almost el,:irey cured OF nasal catarrh
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Is. u. l.. 1t i3 a,uIcS cnrr. while Others arc slow.
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