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County-rhe Cheapest Yet!

DELIGHTFUL HONE, AND WITH FERTILIZERS.
A CHOICE FARM-FoR A SoS6l
Co. ACRES NEARLY ALL UNDER NEW
oOO rail and wire fence substantially built
Posts rich lightwood; s5 acres under the plow
balance pasture; located Ia miles east NJ. and o. r
r.; convenient TO churches, sehooiss mills, etc :
residence two stories high; rooms; in good repair
good barn and other buildings; for good water
health and comfort in hot cold the place scarcely
has equal lands level. Price $500 per acre one
half cash, balance one and two years, per cent
interest JOHN MCCORMICK,
apl 8. 's5st. shubuta. Mis-.
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EOR = AEE.

"a me MILES NORTH OF KOsCIUSKO AND
- SuarkviiIe r. r in Chocraw county. $50 acres
OF land oue-haf fine bottom, about 800 acres IN
cultivation the balance well timbered. convenient
To church aud school well watered with springs and
running streams, dwelling house has rooms and
fire places tenant houses on the place. also me
orchard horse lot stables, cribs. shelters and
all the necessary out houses viii sell ia three o.
four payments one-third cash. Address,
+. r. BOYD, Pealsale, Texas, or = L. BOYD thes-
ter, Cboctow county, Miss.
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The Young Farmers Club.

The first annual meeting of the Young
Farmers Club, of the Southern States
will be held at the Club House. Holton.
Ga, on Saturday May I'd, at 10 a. m.
Addresses will be delivered by promi-
nent men from different States. The
annual election of officers viii take place
at P. m. A barbecue and basket din
ner will be a special feature.
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FOR SALE.

WISH TO SELL FIVE HUNDRED ACRkS
| i-ils Iso5 fr,u one-fourth To- half mile of
IN ie1,ot at the town OF Terry, on the l. & L. n
I'M he county OF IIinds Miss, about 500 acres open
- f,ss-b orchard ot 900 trees; dwelling ana
& - ,.,,,,I splendid well of pure treestone
vr,I.r fences lair: uncleared land well thu beTed
Prize, = 90 per acre cash. Refers TO W NJ hraeeE'
M Terry or " scott Gordon, on The premises, mo
vim show the land For particular address
Dr. l. NJ. QUINN, Arcolar
,,,rts ,s5-st Washington Co, Miss
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The finest tonic tor
nervous people Is
Hostetters' stomach
Buffers. which in
sures perfect diges-
ton and asSinmila-
ton, and the active
performance of their
functions by the
liver and bowels. As
the system acquires
tone through the in
fiuence ofthis benign
medicine, the nerves
grow stronger and
more tranquil, head
aches cease, and that
nameless a xie t Y
which is a peculiari-
ty OF the dyspeptic,
gives way To cheer
f41TnaSg To aIa h.
fish health on a sure
invigorant. For sale
enerally.
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FOR SALE.

TEyHE MAGMA VISTA COTTON PLANTATION
= directly Mississippi river, Issaquena county,
Miss About eleven hundred acres of land About
400 at present in cultivation POO more acres sus-
ceptibc Of cultivation Twelve brick dwelling
hOu,e-penty OF cabins and outhOuses-pecan grove
and best pasture on the river Terms, one-third
or more, cash-balance in one two in three years
Applv 10 ERNEST A FOSTER,
marls-6t Nicksburg, Miss
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FOR SALE

A CHARMING piece Of land, ~ acres Just
"a outside Of the corporation north OF Jackson
Miss II contains delightful grove OF thrifty forest
trees the northeast; balance of about 5 acres
without stump. gently sl0ping down to and front
ing the Livingston road, and joining south Mr..
subway 5 place. IT also contains a very large els
tern. For a suburban villa or residence and large
gardening facilities il is perhaps the finest site
near Jackson Address, +. v. SEUTTER,
April /. -. Jackson Miss
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FOR SALE
FOh

a FINE two-story house cost about 81 000 two
6A miles from Columbus, 1871 acres, rs cleared
under fence, one-half cultivated 1854. Rent col
lecfed bales cotton, very productive, clay subs1il
good orchard, delightful water, good summer and
winter range Location very healthy; roads good,
go mir utes drive 10 Columbus; logs and poultry
thrive with little attention. Society, schools and
church privileges unsurpassed. Very low for cash.
For further particulars apply 10
J. W. CHEVES, starkville, Miss.
/ -
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Rnus, aSor safe.
75O

7EO ACRES N YAzoo COUNTY MI s.
~ 500 acres cleared and under good fence
balance we'll tmbereJ. \ fine dwelling house on
same. IL is located seven miles from Naughaus
station on the Illinois Central L. R, Big Black
river. / will sell the above Tor S35O009 SI5Uo.o0
cash S1U0O.g0 in year and 81 90 ia two years
Good title guaranteed \ splendid opportunity
either for cultivation or stock farm. Apply Tor
further particulars to }. T. WILSON,
Auy-at-Law, lazoO City, Miss.
ular1S SGT
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FOR SALE.

400 ACRES OF LAND IN GoPIAH Il, O. CO.. >;
Browns Wells. and > miles from the /. G. K. K.
Two settlements of 200 acres each, $50 acres cleared
to each settlement; under splendid rail fence.
Also toersble good dwellings bored wells, etc. 4
splendid location for country store. viii sell in
200 acre lots if preferable. Terms, $500 per acre,
half cash balance. one and two years, with eight
per cent. interest. For further information, adj
dress l. Il. PIERCE
lnar25. 50 :6t Beauregard, Miss.
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18th day Of April, 4. H.. 1855,

between the hours OF y aud O'Clock for cash in
hand to the highest bidder the folio wing described
lot OF parcel of land. to-wit- the half OF the
northwest quarter of section thirty-lour 81, town
ship three g. OF range one O. west. containing
eighty acres. more o. less Sufhcieucy thereof tu
satisfy the debt and interest, and tue cost of exc
cutting this trust. j. ii. NEW ION,
GEo. 4. NEwroS, Attorney.
Aurii
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For Sale.
lAO4

IAOl ACRES OF BAYOU PIERRE II;I. LAND
seat > miles from n, j. x {. K r., coo OF more
cleared good dwelling good cabins, fine water, and
excellent stock range Open land level and nm
surpassed for corn and cotton by any hill planta-
ton in the state, For terms leasy. Address
: J. BRIDG Frs.
rnar25. IS :Gt. Port Gibson. Miss.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

+ ETTERs OF ADMINIsTRATION or THE
70 me 9Th day OF March, 1885. Now an persons
having claims against his estate are requested to
exhibit them, and have them registered by the
Clerk OF the Chaneery Court OF Kinds county
Mississippi, first district thereof within one year
or they will be fore-er barred o. c. RIMES
ar1-t :
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sPEcIAL AAp LEeAL NorIcEs.


Il CH4xcERx CoURr, HISns CoUvTr-FIRsf
DIsTRTcT,
ANNE NJ. woeDs. 81 AIS BIZ to enforce trust,
go " ~
CSC. II. KHAN, RI AIS.
ITO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN TIE
| lands sci ont in the Trust Deed OF SepteHa5 Der
IS, is65. ny Shepherd Brown. Survivor Of hr1n OF
Brown Johnston b john a. Klein, trustee IoF
the creditors OF said arm
You are hereby admcuished and required 20 pro
duce and 6le with the Clerk u said Court on oT
before the dTst day % Juue next al claims held
by you and secured by ana set ouJ in the sasd trust
deed. together with written stipulation under
taking pay yeur rsIebis share Of the costs ana
expense OF the above suit, including such taxes as
may have been paid by the complainantS, or yo9
viii be forever barred from all participation in the
avaiis OF said suit A. O. MOORE.
auril SIN Substituted trustee.
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Notice tn Creditors

+ FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
IL been granted by the Chancery Court 5-inds
county mississippi, on the estate OF Mrs. Emeiine
NJ Bailey, 10 the undersigned, ali persons having
claims against said estate requested to exhibit
the same and have them registered BY the Clerk Of
said Court at Jackson within one year or they will
be forever barred. r. T. BAILEY Aamir
Jackson, March %, iss5:4t.
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EOR SALE.
600

onn ACRES OF LAND-(CNE HUNDRED
OOO and sixty lnpr0vedl situated on ihe
=, a. Eiver. one mile north OF iohnsonvile,
"a i've miles east Of the q. T. r Il The lni-
1r5,ysd portion has on II ave good tenant houses,
- 1,r5duer from one two bales OF cotton per
- fvrrv wear. Terms $1,000; one thousand
ash and The remainder ia annual 'nstsllmenis oi
ne thousand dollars, with eight per ceut interest
s{5rsss J. BARNETT, Indiauola,
'1.~fS SIT Suutiower County, Miss
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Swamp Land.

400 ACRES OF THE BEST SWAMP LAND
EOO-SwL ;. II, Syi4 ;. Ig- Nwi4 ;. 2u, 1.
IS r. l. west in LeFlore county, 4 miles from
Nazo0 River, Bear Creek, 0 hich is uayIgable.
TO acres deadened-l0 in cultivation The balance
is heavily timbered. Most OF the land above over
flow Terms $500 per acre. Terms very easy
Hunting fine +. >. JHEW,
fnarIS 'S5.6t Chew's Landing. Miss
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Snlendid Stock and Cotton Land
for Sala
600 AcRI !

4 ana ACRES-FINE HOUSES; oUTHouSEs,
i ,VUO new gin house, etc illlmiiaole ran6e OF
-. for cattle: Illinois Central runs through ~
- er,-. or,.n 500 finest character OF Timhtr--sa"
r,flls would pay handsomely: ioUr miles iIoLn
Grenada Miss Annual rental about St,Yeg Terms
49, ~,'9sorshle Address A. II. " HlTf iElll,
'elt - - :, Grenada Miss.
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rnD G ATT

CEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
y good Pine Woods LAND, in Jackson County,
seventeen miles from Moss Point, and tweutv-four
miles from Mobile. Has good dwelling aud farm
out-buildiugs Fifteen acres in cultivation under
good fence. VIII be sold at bargain. Death OF
the owner is Of sale For further particulars,
address X. ". COWAN
Feb Is 'SJ-6w Moss Point Miss.
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FOR SALE.

lIn ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE
1fO Incorporation Of Clinton, Miss good va
ter new buildings aud about 90 acres Of woodland ;
place in good state Of cultivation. For particulars
address the undersigned at Clinton, Miss
april ,s5-6t &. r. MCPHERSON.
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In Coaboma County
$50

-rO ACRES IN COAH0AtA COUN HALF
OCO mile from CIarks3ale, directly on ilne 81
7 \ O. x T. Rv. and NJ * y y. Ky 20 acres
-, ,I,l,iv-atiou resi- ine woodland we'll improved
ia . hirb state OF cultivation, ami rents readily 1T
- am III Nor snpup; rich bottom land and entirely
frse from overflow ketereuce-Hon- W L Hem
inssyyav Jackson. Miss. Address q. K FA1E-
57,aris set Clarksdale, C0ahoms Co, Miss.
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% sp ACRES of land for sale lying 10 miles
eBsSeD south Of Raymond, miles northwest OF
Terry, in Kinds county, Miss, improvements
good: church and school convenient. VIII divide
in lots to suit purchasers the land is good Apply
to CHAS. MARTIN,
April l, 50. Raymond, Miss.
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For Sale.

a noA ACRES LAND IN BOLIVAR COUNTY,
,OUV Miss The Mississippi Valley Railroad
passes through portion OF the land-the other lies
within and one-hali miles OF the ROAD or he''Iei
4 small portion Of the land can easily Doe put in
cultivation: Balance we'll, and greater portion
heavily timbered. VIII be sold cheap Tor cash, OF
one half cash balance on time. For further par
riculars enquire OF WRIT ADAMS Jk,
,,a-t- ~ Fr Jackson, Miss.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

IN BOLTON. KINDS COUNT. Fop 49,
L Consisting Of lot containing ser-s ~, - -
Is located a splendid new steam gri,r r.f' 5--a
ton gin. a 50-hor>e- power Cfrcenwald ars45 - GOT
mill, Hughes gin stand both new EsruG a tla
etc Also, two small tsueuent- or r6s ~ .s5Nat
rent we'll A good location Tor More -.fs.f.; 80
Also desirable residence on q laf.r --5
uient LOT. Good we'll ei~teru. e-r.i-.. Inc 's-
room, stable etc, on loJ. All within -t- '-1l
limits OF Bolton, Address " a. DuafT, k.'fals
Bolton, Miss cr r A So
april :. S5.6t Eaf5g.-,., ~ l--'
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EnR AHHN-

uNOURHI~NDREDA ACRES OF BLACK PRAIRIE
g land, well adapted To corn, cotton and small
grain situated about six miles east OF Macon,
Noxuhee county. Mississippi Locality healthy,
aud well improved, good residence, two settlements,
one bored well, good water and two large cisterHs
Price $1,000 per acre cash WADE SMITH
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%aoctS Farm For sale.

se0o ACRES. 81 MILES FROM CLINTON,
s$@~V Miss, within easy reach Of the schools,
About 200 acres under cultivation. l20 woodland,
almost all growing cane About = place fine bot
tom land, well watered by creek Splendid stock
place. 4 houses good cisterns Rented year
before last for Sl60.G5. Terms easy. Address
GEoBGE WHARroN, Clinton, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

q SMALL place in sight Of Bro0khaven; house
"a contains rooms, has dining room and
kitchen connected, hne garden, and nice young
pvach and apple orchard, and fine well OF water
Price $50 Parties wishing purchase will please
address the undersigned, or sherman & Davis.
A. l. BURDINE, Br0okhaven, Miss.
MIL -
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4 ARGF TWO-STORY RESIDENCE IN ABEk-
] ! deem Mis-: rooms, beautiful grounds :
1-orned with large oaks: 80 acres Of good ground ,
could be cut into hall lots ol sloO value each
{,iry 'fsrr, churches schools etc, the best in
mississippi Terms very reasonable. Address
A. II. WHITFIELD,
,,,,rS ,s5-ef Grenada Miss.
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Bob

apl1fs5:6t
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nIANTATION N CLAY COUNTY FoE SAl-h-
fis aere> Of land near Palo Alto, 10 miles west
- N asf Point AtaGJ 2UQ acres IN CULTIVATION lgv
~ which i good hammock and canehraSe land
a, oras III coed timber the place; good bored
-li ana W., tiSterus and good pools Of water con-
yenlent to good schools, churches etc, lour ten
sitt - ". :. QGtN.
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The dairy may not pay in every
neighborhood. Convenience to market
is essential: but ON small farms. near to
market perhaps no other business Is
more proftable.-Ex.
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TRUSTEES SAL
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, .
KINDS COUNTY. )

TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
Y deed OF trust executed 10y uo. p 4-nochS on ihe
9th DAY of March, 4 u. 1879, and duly recorded IN
Book H. page ITO. ia the office of Chancery Clerk
Of said county of Kinds. ami state aforesaid, IN
favor OF A. r Andre administrator, etc, 10 secare
a certain Indebtedness TO The said 4. F, Andre,
administrator, etc herein the undersigned J. NJ.
Newton, Is trustee. As such trustee, ! wilt pro-
coed sell at public auction al the Railroad Plat
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FOR SALE.

q SMALL FARM NEARLY EQUAL DISTANCE
- from Beauregard and Wesson, one mile west
0f depot; 65 aeres-2G cleared ana under fence-aBd
balance in good timber 4 fine summer spring and
good well water. A good residence in frst-rate
repair. Price $500 $500 cash, and balance in one
year with ten per cent. interest Possession, Jan.
], 1856 Address for particulars,
INMAS W. COOPER.
apl 80 ct. Madison Station, Miss.
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All impotence Of monotony, all wear
mess Of best things even, are but signs
of the eternity of our nature, the broken
human fashions Of the divine eyerlast-
ineness. Macdonald.
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C0MMISSInNPR,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE RENDERED ~
ID the Circuit Court OF the United states, Tor the
>ou .hern District OF Mississippi. November Is,
50, ia the cause pending therein, wherein Allen.
West X Bush we're comp ainants. and J. T. smith
et al. were defendants, the undersigned Commits
Si0uRr VIII
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FOR S ALE

900 ACRES LAND TWO AND a HALF
AOO miles northwest of Jackson, 30 in cult
walton, balance in timber For further irticulars,
address GEO. A WORK,
marIS 'S5-6t jackson Miss.
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FOR SALE

N Tensss Parish, Louisiana Of six a1-s-Ss
aud forty acres; $50 open and ready for et,lri,sa
II or IS very good houses; numbsr or hs--Is.1,
on the place; fronts on Chocfaw Bav1u Ia - =.
miles from i. Joseph, known as Hsr5 Bs--.i.Is
Plantation Price SO per acre. ~oi3 - afF-- -a
tition amongst heirs. Z. J. GCICE 49, az
APP D ooot Natchez Ms,
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Monday, April 18th, 1885,

TNDER \ DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
L Court, for the First District OF Kinds county
Mississippi, rendered March 1lth 1855, in the above
styled case. ], the undersigned Commissioner. au-
iLnHh Is Iln.,las I'll al
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight in the back loins and lower part Of the abb
effecticn of the kidneys or neghbor.ng organs. At
times symptoms of indigestion present, haiu-
leney uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing very disagreeabie
itching alter getting warm. Is common attendant.
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles, yield at once TO
the application of DIR. Bosanko.s Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected. absorb
ing the Tumorx, allaying the intense itching, and
efecting a permanent cure. Price so cents. Adj
dress The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o.
Sold By Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss
march -, ISL Y.
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PROCkA Vas TEesN.
5000 90 REV ARD

w HEREAs, 1t appears by Information received
w by me, that Tom Longus, Geo. Williams,
Daniel Williams, Robert Miles, W. L. Kinds, Joe
Richards, 1hos Puruell. Moses Cox, Josh Lenoir
Joe James, Joe Thomas and Ed. Hays, penitentia-
ny convicts, made their escape and are still at
large;
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery Of the said fugitive convcs, or $50
each tor one more Of them. said reward is pay
able by Hamilton, Hoskins & Co, lessees of the
Penitentary. And | do moreover, require all Off
GERS of this State to be digeut in their efforts to
arrest said fugitive convists
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
r, 9, State affixed, AT Jackson, this 9Th day Of
L. - April, 4. D. lSs3
ROBERT LOWRY.
T2x- +Ia
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judge none lost; but wait and see
With hopeful pity. not disdain
The death of the abyss may be
The measure OF the height Of pain.
And love and glory that may raise
This soul to God in after DAYS.
Adelaide Proctor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-08

like MS FATHER.
He was Afflicted with Stone in the
BLADDER

Mr.. S. W. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley, Ouch
ess county, n. Y, the son Of Mr.. e. s. Hicks,
whose name may have appeared in this jour
nal in connection with an article similar to
this. was, like his father, afflicted with Stone
in the Bladder, only that his case was more
Sc ious than his fathers. The father advised
the son TO write to DR.. David Kennedy, of
'Rondout, N. Y, who, he said, would tell him
what to do. DR.. Kennedy replied, suggesting
the use OF KENNEDY'S FANORlTE RENE
by, which had worked so successfully in the
fathers case. Mr.. Hicks, who had been as
sured by the local physicians that they could
do nothing more for him, tried FAVORlTE
REMEDY. After two weeks use OF it he
passed a stone q of an inch long and Of the
thickness OF pipe stem. Since then he has
had no symptoms Of a return of the trouble.
Here is a sick man healed. What better re-
suits could have been expected? What greater
benefit could medical science confer? The
end was gained; that s surely enough. Or
Kennedy assures the public, by reputation
which he cannot afford To imperil, that the
FAVORITE REMEDY does invigorate the
blood. cures liver, kidney and bladder COM
plants, as well as all those diseases aud weak
nOsses peculiar to females.
Thousands of Grateful People volun-
tarly testify in letters to DR.. Kennedy, with
a warmth and fullaess of words which mere
business documents and certificates never
possess, what "Favorite Remedy" the great
specific for blood, liver and kidney disorders,
has done for them and their friends
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EVARTs FOR GOVERNOR.
The Republicans Hunting for Their
Strongest Man.

The Republicans Hunting for Their
Strongest Man.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Eyarts is loom
Ing up as Republican candidate
tor Governor, just as he did for
the seuatOrship last winter, when his
enemies were making fun Of him as a sen-
timentalist. The point made now for him
IL that he would get the Mugwump vote.
The powerful Union League Club is for
bin body and soul. The man least pushed
and vet with n solid backing Is judge
Charles Andrews. Drexel and Carr are
becoming microscopic.
The outlook for a close and uncertain
canvass brings out the brass-bound as
surance OF the balance OF power parties.
They are more rambunctious than ever
before The Greenbaok men would not
meet In convention with the Labor party
because, as they said, the latter made n
Csrcical exhibition with Ben Butler last
wear. They claim for themselves 81, 900
MITES. while the Labor folks dix out OF last
wears nguros 10000 ballots, which they
still hold for delivery 20 whichever party
VIII adopt their platform aud give TO
them two places on The State ticket. The
Problbitlonists are simply beside them
selves. They have been holding more
and bigger meetings in several OF the
rural counties than they had ever known.
their treasury is richer than hitherto
and sober talk Is heard ~ electlng
Talmage Governor now and President Ia
1888
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E CZ E M A.

j. NJ. ELLIS. Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ have
had a severe form of Eczema, ton years, and
have failed to secure relief from various doc
tors, and about 140 bottles of noted blood
remedy. 1t was pronounced incurable, but
the use of b. b B. has effected cure, and
refer to DR.. d. o. C. Heery, DIR. F. f. Taber,
Atlanta"
Mr. r. p. Dodge. Yard Master Of Ga. r. r.,
Atlanta, writes: ''For seven years my wife
has been great sufferer from Catarrh, which
resisted the treatment of physicians and the
use of all patent remedies, until she used b.
B. B. few bottles of this truly wonderful
blood medicine effected a cure, and cheer
fully recommend it as quick and magical
blood purifier" Sold by all druggists at 81,
or six for So. Expressed on receipt of price.
For sale by OsCEoLA BUTLER, Druggist
BLOOD BALM Co, Atlanta. ca.