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CONSUMPTION.

IL Sss q q, q the w sD ana "a
long sanding have been cured Indeed, % seroag =
my NTH In tn eftcacy that viii oend two boSoGn
nee, together with valuable treatise thu dissnsa
% any .uferer Give sxpress and pos o1cs sddress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

WALTER D. wYvILIA ExCxunvD AaHR1.
ap06 1o. asa PA. AVE, MEAN - STREET
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MORE opposIFfoN An lplrgA4..

Pat Weir came to the front With an.
other one OF bis arguments. sWhy were
the Standard and Mfngo mills thcorpofs
ated in this State ~ Answered. -. Because
In Ohio, corporat0rs are liable for twice
the amount OF their Stock i'es
Weir-sY les, and thereby they,get their
lighttaxes." More laughter, and thenthe
Branch unanimously adopted the resolu-
ton.
Inthe Upper Branch Attorney General.
elect Alfred Caldwell, member Of the
Branch from the First ward, rose in,his
wrath and jumped on the paper with both
feet. 1t was an insult to the. State and TO
the Legislature; was wrong all the way
through and should be set down on with q
dull thad. He made the walls Of the
chamber ring with his burning words Of
denunciation, and consideration OF the
paper was indefinitely postponed bya vote
nj n IN .I..t = 70.
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nalamore Live stock Market.
oyycR o. nm cLIyllIps LIVE srcek YAEps,l
HrclslEs oEEHH yEEk. a,

Heeye8 sf''fs's1
Sheen md lam ...,..... ~
sEie
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Mr.. Powell thought the session should
be extended. He believed il it were to
end now the Governor would be justified
in calling an extra session il he were the
Governor he would do 1t.
Mr.. McWhorter asked what business
would justify the Governor in calling an
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Race Thursiay Nigiit,

Next Thursday might there will ba n
race at the Chdpnn6 street inkwhjch
will be, unusually interesting. The win
neE, is 10 receive q handsome medal. The
contestants WILDE three members Of the
Junior Pinned knights and three Of The
Junior Jefferson Club.
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State Auditorelect P. F. Duffy arrived
in the city yesterday from his home at
Wehster o. a., and has rooms at the
stamm House. From now until his in
auguration he will be bllsily engaged in
becoming acquainted with the dulles Of
his ptllce. S.,T 49,, Ia n
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TOR RENT
OR SALE.
TOR RENT.
FOR RI1NT.

business Hou'e and Dwelling, No Sims
sixth street as - 81
Business House and Dwelling on corner d ~
and seventeenth streets,
No lis Seventeenth street, 70 Rooms. 4
No. 90 North Front street
Store Room No. 2l53 Main street.
No 1856 Woods street.
3 Rooms No. g69s Main street
Store Room and Dwelling, No a61f NatkeIA
No. tl5 Eighteenth street.
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Gttfe,tra.
The only Remedies for the Skin and
Blood Universally Commended.

WIN. \. lotion. 672Eorth Tenth street, Phtladel
phia. reports that ono OF his customers slated 70
him incidentally thathe was feeling 50 well and
had gained twenty On pounds In the last year,
ali Of which he Attributed 70 systematic course Of
.the cuIicum Resolyehts which has proved etectuAl
when Ill other femeties failed.
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SHALL WE SECEDE
FROM TINS rA3-RppEN STATE
Ana Belong 70 pennsyiyania IA Question
lAaectiDr The Panhandle Discussed in
the city Council at is Meeting Last
NIght-The Arguments Presented.

The regular senai.monthly meeting u
Council, held last evening, was an un.
usually interesting one. The three most
important measures discussed were q
proposition looking towards the annex.
ing Of the counties in the northern Pan.
handle of this State to Pennsylvania, the
controversy between the Mayor and
Health oficer relative TO the smallpox
cases, and the much talked.about condr-
NATION Of James NJ. Todd, as superintend.
ent for the Board Of Public Works. Over
ali of these matters there was the liyeliest
Kind OF debate, especially in the Second
Branch, where both the members and the
lobby became enthusiastic, and applauded
and laughed TO their hearts content
During the debates several members made
Themselves ridiculous, by presenting weak
and silly reasons as arguments against
measures proposed. u
The Second Branch was called to order
at 1880 O'Clock sharp. Four members
were absent. "a proposition was made to
dispense with the reading Of the minutes,
but It was not deemed advisable to do this
as there were at that time sixty-one pages
OF the record to be read embracing the
minutes OF the past four meetings. Clerk
Bowers read them, skipping, by consent,
several pages devoted to the city bill now
before The Legislature; but, as 1t was,
nearly an hour was thus consumed.
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ALL.Y00L KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock fun line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
lty for butchers, and full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS &, SONS,
Merchant TaIlors and tents Furnishers.
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lyDloATloSs.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb 25.-l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain
and snow, partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, slightly warmer in east and central
portions, stationary temperature in ex-
IRENE western portions.
For the Lower Lakes, light snowsrpart-
IL cloudy weather, northeasterly winds,
slight temperature and lower barometer.
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RACE ut the. chapline street rink Thurs.
day night between three representatives
Of the Junior Jefferson Club and three Sot
the Junior Plumed knights, ioraSland.
some media, : N, t4s.., $ ~
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nT1RED nv CrTICTTRA.

Myskih diseatee, which resisted several popula
remedies and other advised by physicians
has been cured by your CuticurA Remedies. The!
surpassed my most Eanguine expectations AMI
rapidly efsetea cure J. c. AaENTRuE.
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"AcoS41SuAt dropping on a very rainy
day and contentious women are alike"
No wonder, poor souls, they are such
slayestp headache. One twenty-five cent?
spent for bottle Of Salvation 0ll'Wlll re-
store harmony in the household. ~ =.
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soRfs.oN NECK.

Chas. Brady, som6JFllle, Mas, who refers to DR..
W,oed dtssg that clt cesls e won
been treated BY hospital phySicians without cure,
and which yielded completely TO the Cuticufn
RAtiAdieS r1sss7f III = IN
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gor9eut.

TpOoMS FOR RENT--Y ToSvI
~ brooks Block. Apply 70 ". Y. SS Ssss !.
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Z N M Dry Gootls.

INV YoRx, Feb 2i.--There has beoil a yery fair
order Of trade, which has takeA many moderate
asortments but north OF the Ohio river tfRnstors
tatlon u % interrupted that foTWaFdIngs arc 70.
southern market and The city trade there has boon
moro doing, Rxports Of domestic cOEtonS for the
week WCFu liz packages, and,for the expired por.
ton o. the year g Total Of 10 go packages, ag4inst
gl5s9 paekSgts for tho same time last year 2l6SS
paekaeea IN less against 2l'tst paektes Ii lisa
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LOCAL BRBvIrIEs.

matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City.
MATINEE at Charley shay's Theatre to-
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited to
''A'i anu ''s w. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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tween Mr. Sweeney and Mr.. Jones who
came TO his rescue with figures, Mr.. Har.
rel vas Crushed and acknowledged that
the outlook was an ppfayotable one.
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dsF Lead.l "'''11
EEwly0EEI Fss:sl- LEAD Arm q = 70. nm n
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rHE POET POWERS,

Afeeliny Of grstttude tmpels me TO acknowledge
the great merits Of your CuticUn, and cor hall!
recommend II 70 the public Is q very VALUABLE
remedy 'ai.i u. n S,l fSSwaEs, CON,
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Resolutions on the Death Of Sam. a. Miller.
At a meeting held by the Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elksin the par
lors OF the Mcclure house, at whlch Edward
Larkin, Z. r., presided, after a brief adj
dress by him In most touching manner
upon the sad object Of the meeting, q
committee was appointed and the follow
ing resolutions were drafted and adopted |;
WHRREAs, Ithas pleased Almighty God,
in his infinite wisdom 70 remove from our
midst, one OF our number In the person ;of
our dearly beloved brother, Samuel A.
Miller, Jr.
RSsoirei, That in the death 81 brother
Miller, we have lost an earnest member,
an efficient officer and one Of our best and
most beloved associates. ...-.l,
Rss0iped. That as'a fitting tribute 10 his
memory, the Lodge attend the funeral ser.
vices In . body, and as Q further mark Of
respect oil members wear the badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
F. Resolred, That minutes be made Of these
resolutions and that they be published in
the daily papers Of the city and that Q
copy thereof be presented TO the family OF
the deceased. tn. B, HAAsE,
D. A. TAYLOR,
--... CAtpgx SoM1tsRs, ~
JonE r. HANnLkS,
w. i. HooFP,
Gro. j. CApDLg.
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Thermometsr Record,

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed ut SchnepPs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Z A. NJ, 1872, u ", 34e; 3 r. NJ, SO p.
n 9Ro 'eN
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sahtug gowast.
test NUR BAKING P9VBRRflISlT
It'll ad'0ttllel a lb,oIv,,l, -.
SOMTA1w AaSar5css

No.. 1HE TEsr,
M HSisS u soEaf - llsIt ~ =, n,
Sestsd % asssst he ptGlshSS q 49, ~ q !
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ouToURA ABROAD.

Through hemereturned Norwegian, have
leamed TO know your Cuticuia, which has In a
short time cured me Of an Eczema that my phySi-
clans medicines eould not heal. =
CHR. HEL1zEN. Bergen, Norway,
AgeIIttttf0fTetRin1
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"was ever woman 10 this l,amor Neeeds
Was ever woman In this humor WON'T
OF course not. Don't Try 10 make love
10 q woman who Is all out Of sorts with
dyspepsia or nervous proatraiion. First
make her q present Of i. bottle Of Browns
Iron Bitters! Then whom her digestive
Is IN order and her nerves
toned up, go and see her. Mrs: Seal, oil
Clinton, La, says, eNly health has been
greatly improved by using Browns Iron
Bitters," II cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
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TuE only conveyance Of real estate adj
mitted to record by Recorder Hook yes.
terday was deed made January PSI 1885,
by Hannah Fisher to George Shane for
the north 70 feet Of lot No. in the old
town OF LaGrange, now part OF the Eighth
tvord fnr SIN SIX.
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GIre 1ateQigsufer.
New Adysrtissmslts.

Roller (! skAtes-Es,.;bi.t al. 4 a.o,'s. z.
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For sale everywhere Price: Cuticura, the grta,
Skin Cure. Soc. CHtieufa Soap, an exquisite skin
Beauther. &c. Cuticura Resolvent the new Blood
Punaer,Sl. 7zli
pottor nrrur and charnIcal Co Boston.
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Sen, advertisements.

nIITlcuRA SOAR, an exquisite Toilet. Bath an
uUIl EufS0Ty SanaitvA 9i ieh1I.wStw
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Mrs. Gnadgrass, wife Of Delegate snod-
grass, OF Berkeley county, has. arrived in
the city and Is with her husband al the
stRmm House. She was accompanied by
siH.H, f. Roydand son, also Of Martins
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THE LEGISLATURE WILL QUIT
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4 GENTS ARE WANTED I: 81, II Ss ssS,i
"A townshlp q Eet aps;lliaRlss iO III II ID
WEEKLY lNTELLlGENCEA
Copies
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FOR SALE.

No, 1ll7 Main street.
Store Room and Dwelling on Market stNtsl
No, ia and 10 Seventeen street. ..l
No. aiOI and 9iO6 Woods strSet.
s R00mel House on Market between TTat
fourth and Twenty fifth streets.
6. Roomed House on Forty nth Street
3 Houses Oh Twenty fourth street
A Small Farm on GlGnn's Run, about y Ra'
price $4,000. 4.
IS Dwellings In the city exclusive Oithe oaa 'is'
mentioned.
- JAMES A, HENRY.
80 Real Estate Agent aud So1t, Faes
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csS ana Ssbrass g 81 assS sss E "a Ap ri
81 70; May s11fc; No. . soft $50 Corn dull; No.
FetrlatY and March 439sc asked; May SIC asked.
Oats duh and, nominal Cloyerseed dull; prime
e4th 81 70 asked; March 81 s.. 5e p ~ m
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Total sales

Dealers generally report the retail trade Is slow
on the Hill to-dsy. Wholesale prices, they, shy,
were 10 hIFlier than on last Monday; and SALES At
the beginning and duripg most OF the retail mar.
kPt were reported as lsaHc higher also than they
we're then; III some few instances, perhaps 1Ee
higheF prices were obtained but the market closed
d0lI, with the advance 10 most cases lost. Prices
3ka6 l.l0c, with most sales from " 70 SIC, the
quality averaging better than last weeks otertngS
THE SWINE NARkIT.
Arrivals this week ~
Arrivals last *
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Petroleum.

lrIIusytLLE, Pa Feb. National Traustt cc.tI.
aoatcs opened at highest Tstc: Lowest 76c;
closed d T6](6. shipments for tho entire oil ia.
gons III 900 barrels runs for tho entire oil regions
q, no barrels; charters 0l,7S5 haTFels Tho market
broke to9Ay under reports that thu Murphy well
had been drilled deeper and had made dow This
was denied later aud the market advanced rapidly
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EFN45 JUG vi tF8V9'ssss's'sst'ss'
RENIRRs

ceIp,s over last weeks record. and the quality Of
the OferiugS Is fully as good aSitEwas the. Trade
Is fair to good tho prizes last Monday, fully
As many hogs selling OF Hnd near the highest quota.
the same figures rs 10 quality az &c, with very
extra shade higher. Same time last year sas71ae
nat ..Ift-
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aaIalmtea.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
y. \. WANTED.

~ N NRlASI5ER. "a
Gents Wishing to dispose Of cast OF Wearing Ap.
psre1 boots, she's, III, viii DO well % notify II
JUsTH, the secondhand Dealer,
oea i5s Market St, opposite ppsloilea'
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The iriendsot extension saw at once that
twas beaten, having failed to receive. the
required two-thirds vote. Judge Hay
mond changed his vote to the negative ID
move q consideration, and Nj! Lucas
moved to suspend the. announcement Of
the vote till 1890 this morning, which was
done. IA, -,
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sALE-C0UNTRY SEAT.
TOR SALE.

DUBL1o SALE Of ,r.a,x aocKs
IshalI offer al public sale a. lh M iiGS iSuI
Court House Of Ohio County; Y. w .vianins ~
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY > lSN' VIZ t
O'Clock A. Y. -, I,o,,,ont RiIgeVA
6Ol,lU shares Citizens S,I I1S1ss .''orlSil00.
sSSrss F,re AMI Isriae IasurancsV"
% Shares Exchange HANK. =, psnk 81 WatNF
81 snare Merchants National bAaA "
ginIa. O..
Terms Of sAlo-cA'H' wx, P. BrgDISiP; N
tho I.tSirOl 4. ]. PApusA'J ~
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There Il a slight Increase In the number Of the
receipts over last week. and their quality Is not q.
good as i was then Trade Is very slow Throughout
nearly all the yards There Is no outside den and
and butchers arc not buying very freely. Wequote
common sheep as low rs 2Sfc, and prices range W
to SIC, az to quality, with q very choice bunch o.
these sheep at SIC. Lambs 2Ha55lc,, and few a
4a7C, and no lambs quoted.
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AUCT. ION
AUCTION! AUCTION!
The Greatest Sale on Record /!
$4,000.

worth Of Silks, satins, Cash
meres, Velvets, Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Flannels, Blankets, Ladies'
Cloaks, and a full stock Of Ho-
siery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons
and Notions, in general such
as are to befound in a 6rst-class
Dry Goods House, must and
will be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder.
Come one, come all, avail
yourself of the opportunity for
great bargains.
p8-sale will positively commence on
SATURDAY, January Il, at g and 7 p.
NJ, and continue every Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Saturday until thefnll stock Is
disposed Of. l.t7.
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6e,,es,si u otiess.
loKHoLDERs MEETING

T .ApY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
~ Reveals Past Present ana Fhttife: Riyes "A.
yiee on money bushes and family aailin, Houn
nom J V sR.s. 10, % Eishth street. NOS
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NV. YolK, Feb. AK Cotton dun and nominal
d II Ii6all IntpteS steAdy February II sos.
March nc; April May l161e; June Il 80;
bar 70 nc. November 10, l6cI December l0.f0c I Il
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2i.-cotton active, 6tm aud
hlghefat lg&c. ~ =
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ss's - "a y lsl3s Y. ssita
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4. a I'D aAn1Er 1,ns WEE.
lntARKs on NM CATH.

The arrivals during the week amounted TO loo
head, eVainSt 1886 last week and 81 head The
Corresponding week Of last year, and the taleS were
67S head, against SOL last week and ~ head
follows:
To Baltimore butchers 6I9
TO Wa. hIngton dealer. q
To Eastern buyers u
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a sruNNlNo ARauMRNE,

Pat Wierby this time was becoming
really alarmed. NJ. sweeney's arguments
were having plain effect and tho meas
ure was winning friends. He begged leaYe
10 ask::Mr. Sweeney aqnesti0n and the gen
tIeman paused for him TO do SO.
welr1"Areey you in fayorrot prohibi,
tion?p r y Il, -
sweeney-tpuzled) l"why, I don't see
what-why, Il you want TO know, ! am
not" td. 4. II. 81. d
Weir-'tAn' what II we're annexed to
Washington county, where they have III
Ha ha, how wud that be?".
Sweeney No. Sir, I'm not in favor Of
prohibition, are your I. bgi Il II ~
Weir-.'Yes, SIR, l am." ~,
Then the members laughed and howied
until they were tired and the lobby jeered
in derision. Weir was bewildered and ut
the first opportunity shouted out, srm
in favor OF license" ~.
Mr.. Sweeney continuing, said that he
did not for IN instant suppose that the
State would let 60 her grip on this section
now, but 1t was well enough TO assert ones
independ 6nce and not snbmit 10 be utterly
annihilated. He asked any member 70
tell him when the Panhandle was ever
given q fair show by any Legislature. We
and our interests sare Ignored outsideof
collecting the high taxes. III Twas able, Y
he said, II would put inyworks on wheels
and wheel them out, over into Ohio or
Pennsylvania. Applause am asked
to bid In contract and because my profits
are eaten up on taxes the tiIenin ybnsi.
ness across the river0fat Pittsburgh beat
me on prices.e
Mr.. Harrell attempted 70 crush down
Mr.. SWeeneyis arguments by asking Tor
70 prove what Ne bad said, but Be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-08-13
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Our crops are very good.
F. G. Wardaw mas returned home. He
reports good crops along the road and extra
good on Sand Mountain. Ala.
w. T. Ward represents our club in the
State Agricultural Convention at Marietta
We have a man that made his crop this
year with only half of clevis and thinks ii
good for two years more.
Homer Lewis, son of j A. Lewis, was
thrown by a mule last Friday and badly
hurt but he is doing very well at this time.
Miss Mitchell, of Gritter is visiting rela-
tiyes here
j b. Watson and sister of GAINESVILLE,
visited their brother, j. G. Watson, last week.
Rev. Mr. Reynolds has had a good
meeting here
Rev. Mr. Johnson will commence SER
vice at Midway Friday night the l4th,
F NJ. Davis has been chilling since he
came home from Texas, but has them about
broke. SOLACE.
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ROSWELL.

Mr., Joel Newton died in this place,
Sunday night having had cancer on his
jaw.
Quite number of Roswell citizens at
tended the Marietta campmeeting last Sun
day.
"A series of meetings at the Baptist
church, last week and this. Several aces
sions.
We are having fine growing seasons
Mr.. Joel L. Morris and wife had a
pleasant day on the 9TH inst, with all their
children aud grand children some Of their
old neighbors being present 1t was their
jOth wedding day
Mrs Ollie King is visiting relatives in
this place Mrs DR. Jas. Beasly and Miss
Polly Long, Of West Point, are visiting their
brother Mr. John H. Long their brother of
this place.
The young gentleman, that hired the
negro mule to carry his young lady to
camp meeting is gone and the negro is
greyed over not getting his dollar.
We are informed that Mr. W. A. Chas-
tan has resigned his position in the Roswell
store, to take effect lst September.
REPORTER
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Hello ! Hello j,

Yes Hunt Il CO., can sell you som,
of those nice fresh sweet cakes for your pie
mic and fishing party. No trouble to 90 q
fishing now. You can buy fresh Snowflake
crackers, Soda crackers Ginger Snaps and
fancy cakes too numerous to mention Can
ned beef, Sardines Salmon Mackerel Lob
sters, Shrimps, &c Royal mixed Coffee
the finest Coffee ever sold for the money
twenty-five cents pound Thurbers Roast
ed Java Coffee in three pound tins, very
fine Roasted Rio Coffee, five pounds for one
dollar
Your old friend, Mr.. William Root, has
taken special charge of onr tea aud coffee
trade, and with HIM We have the sole con
troll Of his celebrated No Teas TO all
who have been using them it is unnecessary
to say word, but to others, we will say that
they are strictly the choicest teas, and can
not he duplicated III this market. A fresh
supply of choice Sugar Cured Hams and
breakfast Bacon, Lard, Bulk meat, Meal.
Flour Corn. Oats HAY Ne, Come and look
at our CroekerY heinre buying we can Ger
tainy suit you. Bring us your barter.
Hunt Co