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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

.iol, nnie Edwards. n deputy sheriff.
arrived IN town on Tuesday night.
from Pumpkin Creek. having In
charge ". II. Taylor, who is known
in this city under the alias Of tLey.
ennc Bill. lie was arrested an the
charge al killing the cattle of Mr.. Con.
n-rs. an extensive stock grower Of
Powder River, VIII" has the M t''
brand. II could not Inc lcarnri. The
numhcr killed. hui il il well kn"wn
that there S,re al least two. The com
plant was sworn ont On the best and
most reliable information and Chey-
enlr Bill will in the course of the next
few days have an opportunity To en-
plain his connection with the outfit.
H. j. now confined in the county Jail.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

From "A autlnuin source t: many OF
the ,lup,L merchants aud rr,d"."lis
people Of this city imagined that they
would wake up yesterday m"rning
aud find that sam lamp had returned
I" this city, ~ Indicated l.! n tclr-
gram I: which he Was reported to
have -rut here. They waited all day
yesterday hut hr game moi a,'l the l"'-
li,f j. lac never will.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

The heavy ~i"rir> both ,a.r and
vat 81 his point -,,in, Ia ,-nnlipur ia
li.,ir Jury. il any "iI' can judge IL, TN,
rl"rr- and hy The continued della,
Ia ia" arrived ut TAIN. iu thi> rity
The AtIan'i" eSrr's, due here "a go
T., nl.. l''i not reach hi. city until II
u'ln'k la-l night .l,cingright hour, lno.
hmi time. aud the i'a,ilircNprc,- .u,
here AT ll.3T YESTERDAY nurnIn. hal
moi reached here al the hour oi a"m-
a. pres. and il r"p"rt"d sixteen hour.
behind. Til H. a great antiuyanrq fo
thr t,uliir which j. nav lntiad " i'll ir
al thr rnd a. the hong .""kri for
change lla. arIar' lily arrived
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14
tsink lee

Mr.. Laid lik'> the sport.
Mis- Cornell j. improving.
Wyli" 'ru!d n"t stay away.
II;i-iu.ki j. learning rapidly.
The carnival will ir a sucsess.
Mrs. bpugla>- ,l",- srlrnIidlA.
Hammond. Ut cpnir>r was there
The Mise Dixon skate ni,aIs
trd Dr-"l'l was there last niaht
\ large crowd wcr. IN altridan',.
valentines ~ lIasinski's. 49,
4. ! nmi Ed Campbell ,lid the roll
Mr., M,lt iiu-,rll j. proficiency il
sli.
Mr.. Tom irwin" is greatly lri,
proved.
Geprgr r"ui'i not pu. hi- head na.
IN soak
tn" sport is popular with III" torl
people.
Moore aud Jacobs were tl,cr last
evening.
Many nj the regular. were there las,
evening.
Walter liurI,igh j. learning tl,r
grape vine.
Mr.. Girarl had un the rnller- yr.-
frriay morning.
Ia" German dancer showed M
fatigue nj the rink.
Bullard will ren,niIi away until his
new tra'srrs arrive.
Lawn tennis ~ skate. y tho latest
IN ia, EAST - inirmlucu II.
Iirulcnants 1illso, aud Brent skai.
rd during III" morning hour.
Miss Pick"rinp'- graceful skating
WI. n'n'h admired yesterday morn.
ing.
The best Of Liquors ut Gaiiaghcr's.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

The Caster Dramatic Association
haze NJ la-i decided 4" present The
"rirkrl-.,i. IsaNr-M io The ,dlIlic
81 Iii, city next week. Their first
rehearsal take, place Tonight and in
th" course al - day ~ Two the anxiety
OF TIA. citizens al his city will hc put
al rs-t 10y the drti,iir announcement
oi tii" night an which the pla, viii lie.
produced. u !. impossible Z" present
10 ia" public TT the present. lime the
east, owing {" ,oi,n l'r"l,al,l' changes.
la, the public MAY rsI assured. that
eir"igh is known "f the ra>i Ia predict
that 10 play has been ever produced
by an! troupe thai has met with the
appreciation whicl, the cunning pla,
will.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

in Helena. where he went to attend
the Constitutional Convention, of
which body he Ma a delegate. return
al {" this city Tuesday niah' from
lhz,man. where hr i,a- >lsnl ,in past
three or four days. lie r'I"'rl- l'lrniy
nf snow and ,"ld weather every where
up the line.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14
t,f,s,
E>lup>iAri, LAND orri,l.

7 Mt u >INIIl~ IANN VIEnl.
Mills CRY, NJ I. Inr. |. l>>3.
Having hrrn or,lrru i.y 'l- honor
ali' commissioner ~ the general
lai"' ollie" I" take Possession al all log
liz ana "ilI'r tiu,i. 4 NOW ct,i and Ia
iug un Tia li,pH- uf Tongue river and
II. tributaries in lir Vol uounlain~.
! hrr"hy forbid all I.r-nns removing,
allrrprin'lng. "a interfering with ia,
.aiii" for amy purim-e whatever, under
penalty "f law &. II. G"iLp.
Il i1w 1olti Receiver.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

J. H. Lyman, one al tn" merchant.
OF Fnr.ytlc. j. in Thu city. III" ha-
disposed at his interest in Ia, store 4"
his late partner. Thomas AirNnhdtr.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

4. J. Kiiibaii. vino runs a h"li m
Foyythc. left for his home III "''h"k
this morning. NE ord'rG "C III"
JOURNAL a -ulply ni printing ~ lrili.
tate his btI>inc>s.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

Ia" funeral 81 ',Iruu HalGr-, "A
faia Ion nf Mt aud Ms ilalnr- ~Ili
take place tu-llaN FROM Nj. liza! NJ
re.ia-mrr al =. ~. frirud- &C. 'lI'
famiiN arr invite. {" attend.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

Tom Alexander. nf F"rsyt's. VII"
recently arrived from New HIuiis-
wick, canada, WIKI "a IAN wiz" IL =
..jonrn"r in This "ily. IL" = ii Ag-
drew. ltol>try
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14
Heather H"lsri.
Local Prssisiou Market.

Mr.. and Mr.. T.. X Davis. "f Hath
away. is visiting tli, city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

Montana l. HOW tlir riciI,>, territory
in the ! MIN. IT.. natural adN antag,>
arr naut. Th- mineral regions nre 'l
,l" richest KIND. u. arabic lani The
nu"> Grlil'. ani ria gnLiu- "uElly
j. iir Lusi ia 'En world II ha-
an ARA Of lii,D,- Inilc.. lar4sr llun
tn. Whole nj t,r,at Britain AMI IL,
lari sized zap t"grtirr ia" !aIiladr j.
thu anne ~ nrihrrm Iialy GHd -'ai;z-
,rlnnd The ljth parallel rr'->"> ia"
southern loiii"u which j. rYaril,
lrlf Way lniarrn ih' equator and lir
mnr,li prh.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

JOURNAL -ulPly al printing '" l"iii'
tate ai- hn>inc>s.
The funeral 1T '.rum lialGr-. IA
fat. ION al Mr. aud M,- ilayur. viii
take !larc tu-ilaN if"m MI iia!nr>'
rc.iarn,r ri : =. ~. trlrnd- &C. 't'
family arr invite, {" attend.
Al the stnrkmru appreciate Ili"
WEEKLY itIL"w",uN4 Ja WNhL.
aud among lh'm i. \. l-a-'ialr Blc.a
of Fnrsyrirr. VII" enrolled hi name re
a suh.rrih.,r and ml,i.sl hi- dust up
liz, II real lord.
The Rev. g.. u. Blges. father %. \.
Teaslalc kiysr. az ia" tir'i N"IGs
tain Cattle company, will arrlN" ia II
few week. frn,h England wi.h . patty
of gcnil.niriI who will invest IN cattle
and lnvu. them in thi- county.
Mr.. q. ". Baldwin. "ft hicacu.whu
iias btn iu Ili> city fng ,"nIr lime
-, Ct,
p"'''''' -
ever lrft this city weighing in the
nrielhorlrno,l "f o.R~ Iound>.
m, .t,..I ,,r ria. ,y.,,,.,.r ,,f ia.
n,,li,, .,,i,li,;,, >, ,i,,. r..,I ..,,,,
syndicate. whii wa. -"i'i some weak.
80. 49,, .h,i,,,r,., D., ,b.,, ,,,,,,,,.
w,.,,l, ,,,;.,,.,,,,u.,, ,.
,i,,. rir-, X.,i,,,.,I p.,,L
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,.,. a.. i.,,. ,i.,,,f.. =,
r,, ,,;,.l,, A. .,l,, 4. -,
r,,,. g., :, mi. cher. A.. ,xu,,
,.;,, nah
--
'""'''> d. h'!""' NV ''''"'H ''""-
hl'--h'''f'" WI" ''h, "'' "'''"' ''"''
th'-','! ""r 'h' i'a'' "," "e'Ns's en-
t,,r ,.u., in order IA. lr nrr>.nt al IA,
meeting nr the count, commissioners.
which take. ,lar,, Sainl,lay morning
a, r,n n'rlmk.
~ W. Na''ah' i'h\'i'hs ,hhNn''h
81 brown 'f'H'' ~ N"h fra'i'is'~'
WI" !" wen Known :" 'h' h"''hah'.
'" 'i'> wy "'''N''' "'' 'i' "''aH"
IT., will ,,.us several DAYS h,tr L,,k.
I'm, u,. trnd, and I. Registered al ,L,,
Inter Dream hotel.
'ol'h'i u. A. aiip"''l' 'h' hoi''i
ir"h''r-'''nn. ANA faf"fitr s''"ii "i
'"i'''al sherman, arrived ~ ihis "iiS
yesterday. an" dif'll"" M" ii,i-"'Ii''
!" So" "''r ~" steam II'a"ii'h"rs. ~" .
WA, :" l'''f'''d WV" hir iai't'.s Tor
two .ul,>ruulinn. u The Wr,EIN
Jorux,t.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

W. II. Van Ga-ken. vii" La. been
absent from this city for several weeks
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

j. VI. Nathan, "a travelling salesman
"f Brown lir,N.. ~ San Frau,i.,o,
Who il well known a. ia" merchants
"f hi, riiy, arrived "m the delayed
Atlantic express ri Tuesday ngh,.
lie will sl"ns several days here book
ing Va, trade and !, registered al ~"
Inter Dream hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-14

uu.? " hnh', h liquor huit-r la N,
ilA i>''a'a2Ur-. Main. street ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
In This Wheat Bye-and-Bye.

A. 'he season aivure>, we propose t"
meet the wants o the t.rmer With the
McCurnick lcaptr, ard binders. the
Nicnrls q Shep-ri AMI kingsltnd ~ FER
ul>un steam AMI horse power lhreshu%
outfits Wr can suit any SiH- crop. We sell
the All. King,MnG II Ferguson and
West Point portable an ! -tatiohary eti-
rin,s; the Pratt. Gullrrt. Van Wrinkle and
the nri.ix gins; tue Van Wrinkle and
Planters presses; the best shncNer ana
shelters and plantation nils in Use. we
can furnish The ha>I Tits sold in the
suMlh. ana guarantee all machinery we
sell. y iuil Inc oi extra, always on hand
and prompt attention 2iv,n 10 Al calls
We have the Oliver Chilled Sllhry Flow
always IN stock. md two car Loads o
I.aD0w PulveriIeis TN route.
A few double shoyes at cost 10 make
room. RIPLEY IL JURNEY,
Nos Gl5 and G2l Austin street,
Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

ter of modern languages, in our great
state university. Prof. Mallet it will
be remembered was connected with the
University of Virginia for many years.
lie is certainly Il gentleman of unusual
ability, culture and refinement. 1t is
universally conceded that in the reSigna-
ton of Prof. Mallet, which takes effect
from the closing,o of the school year and
the final celebrations of the university.
that no one can supply his place.
Were we in the position of Professor
Mallet we would rather be Professor
Mallct, OF the University of Texas. than
governor of the state. He is Il gcntc-
man of perhaps - years of age, has Il
family of several members son
died in Austin during the past winter
of consumption, Il young man. Pro-
fessor Henri Tallichct will, at the close
spend the vacation. for the two-fold
purpose of recreation aud to acquire Il
further knowledge of the idiom of the
beautiful Spanish language, rs spoken
in Mexico. He is Il most agreeable and
entertaining gentleman, rs well as pos
scssing the highest possible degree OF
ability and reincmcnt; is Il native of
France, but came to South Carolina,
where he married in 1869: was for four
years professor of modern languages at
the University of the South at Scwancc.
Tennessee.
Professor Mallet returns to the Uni
versity of Virginia after making lit
tie trip to Mexico purely for obscrva-
ton. The Old Dominion will hear to
nothing short of his return to his for
mer field of labor, and Texas clasps
hands once more with old Virginia, as
she did during the war, and divides
honors with her in having shared the
services of this distinguished gentle
man. Adios hasta lucgo.
EVANGELINE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
STATE NEWS.
EVASGEIINE

Burnett is getting to be Il splendid
market for wool.
The delegates to the Fort Worth con-
vcntion generally favor the old ticket.
Crops in Lampasas county are re-
ported to be immense. with the eXccp-
ton of cotton.
X Landon, Il carpenter, ended his
life few days since in san Antonio.
by cutting his throat.
The scholastic census of Cisco is 20
against IFS last year, Laredo. 791
against l.273 last year.
The body of l.. j. Walters. who was
drowned in the Clear Fork river. near
Fort Worth. has been recovered.
The engine of the Corpus Christi fire
company blew up day before Yesterday.
NJ one hurt. 1t was 4 SilSby engine
and cost $4,000.
DR.. Young, the temperance advocate,
is lccturing in the state. At Cucro he
organized Il large temperance council
with over sixty members.
The crops around Burnct are not a.
badly damaged by the rains rs was at
first reported Wheat and oats are
turning o"l Il "ooa !'e'"'
Mr. ChaS. Dalian. of Galveston, has
received information OF the death OF his
sister in Paris. France. ii" will 20
over to wind up the estate.
brookN 'lock'r' son OF '"l. y. L.
Blocker OF AUSTIN. was shot and killed
ON ms ranch near Aniirnc' last Satur-
"ay' ny 'he accldchtal discharge OF ms
pistol
Ex-Governor j. c. Brown, re-
Gently in Marshall, >toutlv denied the
report that the Texas Pacific railroad
was about TO pass into the hands of 4
receiver.
Mrs Parker. fine krrncr of g, m,ison
de- ioie in Dallas. and the mistress If
Willis Adams. the SLAYER of Mike Burns.
was cnpturcd in Galveston, where She
had been hi,lino.
/ C,ol..e, ;,,nI;.,tod r.;,h "a
X p,n. IN thn / i,l iimL - " = G -;
,t swrrt,yntrr an th1 2th Of (I,, hn,
t,.,, ,.l,,;,tI hin =; a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
TO MALARIA.
IF FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.

IE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia. with Consipa-
kinds Of pills, and TUFTS are the first
hat have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite 81
splcndid, food digests readily. and ] now
nave natural passages. | feel ike a new
man" W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra. o.
',old everywhere ESQ. Office, "A Murray St.,N.Y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
saved Her Lie.

Ridge. Nclu,n-p C,.. Ga.
DR.. J. Bradticid: Dear ,>ir ! have
taken several bottles at your Female
Regnl1;orior falling ot'h' womb and
other diseases c2lnbincl. # sixteen
years -tauhiug and r.rt " h iipve
am cured entirely Tor Vt'rl, pl"sse
accept my hearll.ii ;rnuk aud most
profound gratitude. | know vuur
medicine saved my Ii'c. : you zee |
canno, speak too highly in is t4vor.
| hav. recommended 1t tO several OF
NV friends who Mc suffering as
was.
Yours very rr-pccifully.
Mrs. w. L. SrMBmNs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

In all the new shades and colors at
So cents pair. They are worth 81
SANGFk BROS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
Catarh Of the Bladder.

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
kidney and urinary complaints. cured by
'Buchu- paiba.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
,..u Bosaue County.
WILLS. Bosquc County, I
LEI June 1. 1884. \

sir Gs'"'n1 ~ to the grateful shade and
e ir'a.o ' thc loving hearts and fond
y aD'' ~ Of dear devoted relatives
AM bar' =, for many months we have
iaa sSnomno tpd Back to the hills.
.Ns houndlcss prairics dotted
ID ~" there with clumpS OF the
IS ~ live oak, with now and then
: .s.h running rivuletS, to the ever
~ sound once again OF lowing
- sprl tLc shcepfold'S simple bell.
a. f' g,;s life every time we go back
'ln favored retreat. after Il long
l. 50 many pleasing reminders OF
plI home life in the country should
themselves. and not one thought
v. renee to mar the rccollcctiOnS
,months spent within the sacred
". of Il sisters pleasant home,
epaid for the separation. On
V,nc of this Sd Of June, after par
M delicious breakfast ut the clc-
sardine house of Mrs. Blandford,
r,cst of the dearest of cousins,
"A Mrs Byrne, of Austin. we took
s.I5 train of the International and
Northern to Temple Junction.
hrs need have no care OF them
syhcn they enter the cars OF tins
railway; every attendant, from
Flor to the most insignificant
relieves them of thought OF
nd anticipate every wish. Mrs.
Ireland, accompanied by Mrs.
,ca j. Fisher and Mrs. Steele, of
Marcos, were amongst those VINO
on board bound for Kansas City.
NJ. NJ. Johns and daughter, MISS
[pe Lee. also Mis-. II. Bowers, step.
[chtcr of Judge A. :. Walker Oh
I'm. were en- route to Boston. Mass,
latter to the conservatory OF music,
that city, while Mrs. JOINS ana
connie Lee VIII spend the sum
with relatives at Providence.
Ne island. Society in Austin wi ]
miss these two charming young
AS they are amongst the most
AZ of the countless brilliant ladies
capital city.
rieland is Il lady of most kindly
Easing manner. genial and cor
5all, and it is Il noteworthy fact
ne wife of our present Governor,
Ids of tirclcss energy and bound
barity. The time never comes
this GOOD lady has not on hand
al. kind of work, sewing or crazy
4. to be disposed oi for the benefit
he poor or for The missionary labor
in the field. Even on the car, the
Is fingers know no rest. with needle
thread. Mrs. ireland gave to the
he, of 'l'cNa, Il living example of the
htry which should characterize our
she was busy with some sort of
,nv handiwor> for the missionary
NJ. Fisher is tine widow of the Rev
Fisher. familiarly called father
tr and was one OF the leading
, Of the Methodist church. She is
OF remarkable presence, and one
most beloved of all those noble
VINO distinguish the society of
n.
Temple junction we babe adicu
these dear sweet friends. and
! 5ry and alone took tn" omnibus
he depot Of the G.. {. n Santa Re.
fNgh the rain, the Slush, the mud OF
Widr-aMakr newly made city, we
eve it is NOW called. The conduc-
ot thc bus. was ON til" step
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
Pure Wines.

Are pourishing, hetlIhtul and pleasant
TO lake. |. A. G,ld,tcin is headquarters
for everything in hat line.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
Tested N q ua ruer OF {, sentu -
IL Stands Unrivailrd.

IHNTHDH", IA.
DR.. :. Bradfrld, Atlanta, Gcorgis:
De IL iSir-I take pleasure in stating
that have used, t,r the last twenty
years. the InctiCinr YOU arc now put
ting up, known u, DR.. Hradtield's Fe
male Regulatu,. ntd consider il the
best combinatiuu ever gotten togr'h.
err for the disease tor which il ia rec
commended. With Kin lest regards
am, respectfully.
w l. EERRE;I NJ ID
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-29

as
Andrew J. Gibson, TT al
In this cause it appearing from COM
plainants bill which is sworn to, that
Thomas Gibson, whose place OF resi-
dencc is unknown. The children OF
Thomas Gibson, to-wit; James Gibson,
Frank Gibson, Thomas Gibson, Clio
Ann Gibson, all of whom, except
Thomas, when last heard from resided
in the State Of Missouri, and the said
Thomas in the State of Texas. The
heirs of John Gibson, deceased, to-wit,
the heirs OF his son Thomas, deceased,
whose names and places of residence
ire unknown. The heirs OF Peggy
IIoback, to-wit, Mary Willis and her
husband - Willis, James Roberts,
Rufus Roberts, Richard Roberts, Al
yin + Roberts, Cordelia Hill and her
husband - Hill, George Hoback,
William Hoback and Arbany Hoback,
whose places of residence is unknown,
Jesse Gibson, whose place of residence
$ unknown, the children of David
tiibson, decd, whose names and places
Iaf residence is unknown. Rachel
Denton and her husband - Denton
Nho reside in the state OF Nrplma,
and if dead their heirs Of said Rachel
Denton whose names and places OF
residence is unknown. Mary Ann
lngle, formally Fink and her hus-
pand Jesse Ingle whose places of res
dence is unknown, and - Bacon
md her husband - Bacon whose
places of residence is unknown. AL
ice Fink, daughter OF Jonathan Fink
| Iced, whose place OF residence is un'
;nown, all Of whom are parties de
| tandent to said cause, and their places
| # known and unknown residences be
ng such that the ordinary process O
aw cannot be served upon them, it II
| Therefore ordered that publication be
made in THE COMET, "A newspaper
published in the town Of Johnson Git,
Tenn, for four successive weeks, mott
wing said Defendants to appear be
| fore the worshipiul County Court o
| Washington county, Tenn, ut tn
/ Court House in Jonesboro, on tn
first Monday in December next, 1884
to plead answer or domur to con
plainants bill--othcrwise the sam
will be set for hearing exparte as t.
, them, Witness my hand at office
This Oct. 80. 1884.
Z. A. SHIPLEY,
County Court CLERK
Stage struck-Knocked down by Al
omnibus.-Ex. tE
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-29
A Rum ON "a sDl-ue store.

Never was such n rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at j. b. Hash 4
Son for a Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds All persons az
fected with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any af-
lection of the Throat and Lungs, can
get a Trial Bottle of this gEeatIemedy
free, by calling at above Drug Store,
Regular size $lO0,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-29
A Liberal Reward.

A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce case OF Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that
Electric Bittera will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nothing for the medicine if it fails to
cure, and you will be well rewarded
fer YOUR trouble besides. All Blood
diseases, Billiousness, Jaundice, Con
stipation, and general debility are
quickly cured Satisfaction guaran-
toed or money refunded. Price only
fifty cents per bottle. For sale by
]. B. Hash Il Son
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sox-OEmIOus Ulcer.
TEN YEARS STANDING.
ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888

ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888.
l have been afflicted with chronic
running scrofulous ulcer of my leg
for number of years which has stead
ily resisted all treatment until | Sc
cured B. +. b., a few bottles of which
healed the ulcer and cured me. My
brother for ten years had an extern
sive running ulcer on his leg which
could not be cured, few bottles of B.
B. b. acted like magic--healmg the
ulcer, and imparting strength to bis
whole system. I live at Morris mills
north Of this city. A. p. MCDONALD
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Carter Depot

Our fall and winter opening of la
,est styles of trimmed hats and bon
nets will take place on Thursday and
Friday, October 10th and 18th. We
will have on exhibition all the latest
novelties in plumes, feathers, ribbons,
yelvcts and u splendid line of trimmed
hats and bonnets at low prices, all in
charge OF Miss Lee Parker, from Bal
timore. HUNTER & CHRISTIAN.
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Something New.

BY sending me your picture, either
photograph or tin type, and $1.00 ]
will send you one dozen fancy cards
with your name neatly printed III the
centre and your picture on the cor
ner of each card. Postage free
Address j. A. Cargille.
Johnson City, Tenn