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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-13

His trOndCrjui hOtC
quick Eiy's Cream
Balm has hClpCd and
cured me. ! suffered
from acute iifdnlmd.
tim In mn nose ant
head. For n irCct at a
time ! could not stC.-
Mrs. GcorDie S. Jd-
con, Hartford, Conn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-13
CHAs. f. PUGn Generoi rMSf s5asSr Agen
.HEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

iLeave b. Y p. Depot, Sixth and b streotsl
7:l6 A. N.--FOr all way stations inxips,J,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Coiumbns
ana 81 Louis. Daily except sunday
ii ~ M-tor Newport News Old Point Com.
day. 'A'SP' GUM
$50 +. M.,For Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Iouis.
ana Chicago, connecting for ali points
West, Northwest, and Southwest. Fast
Express daily; does NOT sion far ln"oi
business; Through Pullman service tn
Louisville and Cincinnati. '-'' W
Eof tickets ana Information apply to C. & 0.
railway once, 6lS PENNSYLVANIA avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway
office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and Is. a.
Telephone call, 1888.
II. ". FULLER,
FRANK TRIGG, Aseh''
LnLlnEM I.AAnrnnr Aa.....A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-13

ELYS
BALM |

IirGscurcd before nc
second bottle Of EiV
cream balm trdS cr.
hGUsi,d IUds iroWiRCd
triM ChroRic Cdidrrh,
gathering in head, dD
fcUliV IN breathing and
DISCHARGES from mp
odrs.-C. j. COrbin,
1873 Chestnut S.. PhRd.
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TRAHRLnR,a fqnrnn-
TTIHE GREAT PENNsYLVANf1 ROUTE IN
Il THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLkTRACK.S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sIhkL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
N EFFECT MAY21 liz.

~ EFFECT maya, 1886.
TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station.
corner 6th and b streets, rs follows.
=. For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OIL Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 n. m.
daily; Fast Line, $50 n. IN. daily to Cinolnnati
and 81. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Uerris.
burg TO Cincinnati, aud Hotel Car to st. Louis;
daily, except Saturday, 30 Chicago, with Sleep,
Ing Car Altoona 20 Chicago. Chicago and Gin.
olnnau Express, at I:l0 p. m. daily, with Sleep
ing Cars Washington 70 Chicago connecting at
sedIspu re- Western Express with through
Express, 10 r m. daily for Plttsburg and tho
c mSS w'1 9r tnt9ugh Sleeper Harrisburg to Chi
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
4. tor Erie, Canandalgia, Rochester, buffalo,
Niagara 1000 p. m. daily, except Saturdav
WIN WIN once Cars Washington to Rochester.
n, o.ro ML, ~ Lock Haven and Emira,
AZ t.JV q. m. daily, except Sunday
d5ilv9 y. m, 2eO, i;2O, 1000, aud ii2O p. m ON
n q, XIX a M 200 i;s, 1000 aud II 20 D.
No Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars,
way a. m and $50 p. m. daily, EXCEPT sunday
, ior Boston without change 200 b. m, cyefy
For Brooklyn, n. Y, all through trims ron.
meet at Jersey City with boats of BrooSiyn An.
mex ahording direct transfer to Fulton street
AVOIDING double ierriage across New York city,
r tor Phliedelphia, 7:l5, O. and II a. m, 2 da5D,
3: Jo an iS u on 20 p M on sunday 4 M, q,
DIG a. M and $3.50 p, m, daily, except Sunday
usslf fslD, " Ns1U UpD
100 ? $50, i:20,i:27, $40, 6, 7:iO. To- and ii:S6
p m, ON sunday, 0, $50, IL a. M, Z, i.l9. d.
TlQ, 10, ana ll:2O p. IN. - ''-'' "
Fer Pope,s Creek Line, 7:l5 q. m. and $40 D.
M daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:l5 a. n, 1905 and 4.27 n.
m; ddauy, except Sunday. sundays, 0 a. M,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERrCKsRrrpo
kAlLWAGl AND ALEXANDRIA, Ann
WASHINGTON RAILROAD hND
For Alexandria, 6;OO, 7O5 g.25. lt.Oi and
1853 a: m, 2@5, i25, 49, col Sos, and ii al
y. m. '' WV
For Richmond and the South, GOO, lola. M.
daily, una 1915 p. N. daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washi1gton.
6N5, 300, 1000, 1910 n. M: loo, sos, aga $40,
,Ub, ma lO]2 D. M, and 1910 midnight (ox.
eept Monday, On Sunday Mt 500 and 1910 a.
M, ,.Uo ana lOi2 p. M, and 1910 night,
Tickets and Information at tho ONCE north.
east corner, OF 18Th street and Pennsyiyania
avenue aud at the station, where orders can
be len for the checking OF baggage To deStina.
ton from hotels and residences.
J. K. WOOD,
CHAs. f. PuGH, General MANAGER. e'"''
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LADIES' GOODS.
M IsS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
WI a3O TENTH STREET N. W
MAKES CORSDTS TO ORDER.

In every style and material and guarantees perfect
ct and comfort,
Her Bpecialtiea are French Handmade Under.
Hosiery,
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform
Goods, French Corsets and Bustles Children's Cor
SETS and q One Dollar Corset (AIBd HIS own mAkel
that for the price is unsurpassed.
n, B,-Frenoh, German, and spanish spoken.
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MEDICAL.

Y ADIEs-JuST PUBLISHED, TREATISE
il ! on acknowledgment Of the Female Bust
and Form" ColOred Anatomical plate, full
explanation, medical opinions, SC, mailed
(sealedl for 20 cents. Address p. o. DRAWER
40, BniIalO. N. Y.
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4 GO,Lscnd Is Ems
Cream Balm. Thdd ca.
idrrh for 3 pCdrs. Mp
nose trOHid biCcd. !
MOUOhtHc sores trOUld
rcrcr heat. Cream
Bdim has cured nc
Ms. N. 4. Jackson,
Portsmouth, N. II.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAiLaoAD,

sCnEpuLE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC. n.
,..,d is 49, TnIIL FURTHER NOTtCE.
JERsEY avenue AN We Q s siitl2P corner NEW
ri Eo a.S SSSs0, 9iS a. M and 1910 p. M daily.
Burg and Chicago arriving IN Express 70 Pits
M Chicago next morning at $50. No extra fSSsP.
CHARGED on this train for flst time. ''''''1
fOr Cihclhnatl louisville, anu 81. LOUIS daily AZ
p M, ald lU1O p. M, with Through Coasbss
ana PaiSce sleeping Cars 70 above points without
chanse, 3 r. m. Is Fast Limited Train 70 Cinsin.
matt and st. Louis arriving In Cineinns ns %
ing al zap, -. Louis $50 m. no extra fare is
and s55 p daily 10 Pttsbafs, ~ GleysInSd AMI
Detroit, Win Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburr.
For Baltimore on week days, O. 600 B.aO Gan
ute I9lnl $3.50 4sO, S;iO $40 DO. 7.SU sac,
FER baltimore on Sunday. o2O, $50 $50, and
1000 a. m, l;25. $40, $3.50, 2:i0, $40, GAO.
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and point,
s SOUTH b:3O 2, m. daily, with Pullman sleeper
For Annapolis, Gao u. IA. and lg;IO and a,2n N.
nj on sunday $50 a. m. and l:i0 .. m.
For way citations between Washington and Balti.
and il D. on sunday ss6 a. IN o and ifa9S S,
3!3O, 410, and 4 .. IN. For stations on Metro.
and 631 p. IN, daily; d;4O D. M daily, eTeSpt Ss5S,
day, for principal stations on Metropolitan 8rannh,
9.1 pa o. N g,iy on sunday stops at all stations.
G. NJ. daily except sundt For Gaithersburg ana
lntermediAte points, $50 q. me- 1890 and ii;21
I n
N: and 400 ?. IN. daily, except sunday "'
For HagorstOwn and Winchester $40 and o.ia
a. M ana b;5l =. m. daily except sunday
TTailsnrriye nom the west daily q; 10 200 A. n, .
l!JV, $3.50, nId 1890 T. IN New Orleans Il xpreSsi
| From Annapolis, $3.50 o. III. and $50 and 5,oS ~
| mi Sunday, 1895 u. M, 6:l5 y. IN ~
From Lexington, O.3O p. m. daily except sundav
| From Frederick and intermediate points S,oS q
M and 81 o p. m. daily except sunday "
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington nj SIN
oJO, I!2O, $40, Dos, and 1880 a. M and l2lS'
2OU, 500, 400, 400, $40, $50 TAO BOO ana
lluo p MI on sundays, $3.50, 7:90 S.46, and Dos
2; me- t'SOt = 4!20, 600 ESQ, gao 300. and
III trains nom Washington stop n. RELAY s.a,,or
| e., ept lac, $40, and $40 y. m.
| Tor further Information apply at the Balumorn
and Ohio ticket Otce-W Washington station BI n ma
1901 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Fo,Irtsenih
street where orders will be taken for baggn "a 10 IL
checked and received at any point in the city.
! r. DUNHAM, General Manager, Baltimore, AZ
WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAN,
" ROAD.
| On knd after November 10 1880 trains will leaye
ron ana arrive at sixth and u streets depot az
Leave Washington g. N. and 4:4b d, IN. daily.
| Arrive at LeesburB HOO u. IN, and 646 d. M AZ.
rive nj Round I'm at ll47 a. IN. and 1872 M he.
turning, leave Round IIill 65l a. IN. and I:2O n.
| m. Pass Leesburg 63I1 q. m. aud 2;l2 o. M, and
| arrive at Washington $3.50 a. m. and i.lO d, m.
=, The train leaving Washington ut 4:i6 p. NJ. and
the train arriving at $3.50 "a. are daily All other
| trains are daily except sunday.
Monthly and Communication rates TO all points,
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IAdrc used tho bottles Of
Ems Cram Balm and
consider WyyCY cUrCd. I
suffered 20 years from ca.
tdrrh and catarrhal head.
dOi,c, and Nis is The first
remedy hOt afforded last.
ing reliI-D. r. Hidgin.
con, li5 Lake s., Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-13

For cold IN me heat
ElV8 Cream Balm tpOrls
NkC manic. u ctirCd me
N odtdTrh and rCSiOrCd
DC sCBSc NJ smcN-E. II.
Shu1COOd, Banker. Eliza
18th, N. j.
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Grain and Provisions.


The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange 10 furnished
by Messrs. Bell 4 Co.. bankers No, lA37 Penniyl'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-03-24
COkcSbUry Locals.

CoKEsBURY, 5. c., March %, 1885,
Mr.. Green B. Riley of Walnut Grove lost
his dwelling and family stores by fire or,
Wednesday. The fire is supposed to have
family We're at home had burned for some
time before being discovered. Some furniture
was removed IN a badly damaged condition
Mr.. Rilcy's loss will reaoh Sl,500. No inSur
ance. His friends and ncighbors have con
tribute,l literally to help him.
The MethodiSts have had their organ re-
paired and moved to the gallery. Our choil
IS now the best in town.
The young folks enjoyed a candy pulling at
Mrs Hodges on Tuesday night.
Our farmers could show some hne stock at q
cattle fair. We hope they will give their sup.
port to any efforts in this direction.
Mrs. Brooks and neice, Miss Lipscomb, ol
Verdcry, ere visiting Mrs. l.. F. Smith.
Miss Ella Parker. sister of Mrs. &, Whit
Connor was married IN Columbia on Tuesday
vile, S. &.
one of Stoncy Points prosperous farmers
was in town with Il load OF sweet potatoes re
Gently. He had little trouble In disposing OF
thcm at prices which nay better than cotton
The Narrow Guage IS graded for mile ol
more, coming towards Cokesbury. The spec
tators almost ontnumbcr the hands at work
But you must excuse our curiosity. Mr. Eul
tor rs this is our first railroad, and great
many never thought they would sec itgradcd
Despite the wind, church goers heard three
sermons on last Sunday. Rev. G w. Neville
preached in the Presbyterian church in tho
morning and at night Rev. Dagnall in the
evening at the first Methodist church.
The COlrSbury market. Bacon w, granu
lated sugar TX. Irish potatoes Sl.25, corn 6S
mca! -, rice 81. cg.S 10.
Such great attractions has the West for ne
groeS that Il woman who had hcrpr before
been an Il railroad, recently left here alone
for Kansas.
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WYANDOTTES
excellent good sized
saeabe We
abundanty
able stand their merit-W A. Poultry Monitor
The WYANDOTTES popularity and already
will
flooded scrubs BUY Of
will lice and
distance
towel tooth brush and dress
ing comb-all in
Water
drinking
full bracng and will
vessel
chopped
with Boiling and
ever teapoonful
HALF DWIAN-
DOTTE COtKERELs, a re
EGGS for Sale by J. H. & A. NJ DuPRE, $l50 for IS.
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OUR HoNoRED CONGRESSMAN SPEAKS.
The Hon. ID. Wyatt Aiken Speaks
Some Solid Chunks Of Wisdom-..
Practical Common Sense Sugses-
tiOns to the Farmers.
COKEsBuRY. March %. lSSI

CoKEsBURY, March %, 1886.
Editor Press and Banner:
Your issue Of The 18th contained an article
under the signature of Back woods" in
which find the following expression: .'rux.
cs are us high now as they were IN Radical
times"
If the newspapers of the State arc to be
credited. there is considerable unrest amongst
the majority class of our citizens. COnven.
ti0ns, both county and state, are advertised
to be held and the farmers at least propose by
this means TO right their wrongs, If any there
be; but, sir. If these wrongs are of q kind sug.
gestcl by the remark Quoted above from
'Bacllwoods. :" it would be far better that the
farmers should should not convene That
writer either did not pay taxes in Radical
times, or he has lost his Radical taX-re-
from other men, and yet my Radical taX-re-
ccpts vary from s254.nO under Scott to $2S9.OO
under Moses; whereas not d taI-receipt ince
1876 has gone beyond $1,000, whilst in all these
years my taxable real estate has been the
same, and the personally has been changed
but little.
think it we'll the farmers should meet in
convention to make known their grievances,
but let them do SO in Guinness, and with
truthful facts before them. Let them conSid-
er the Lien law, and see how an act con-
ccivcd in charity has been by long abuse eN-
ecuted in extortion. Let them inspect the AS
rquituhly levied throughout the State. Let
them estimate the amount and value OF prop
erty which by law, justly or injustlt, IS eX-
cmpt from tnXation. Let them investigate oil
the minor taxes, and see whether they do not
in the aggregate amount to grievous bur-
den. For instance. why should farmer feed
his cattle on cotton seed meal exempt from
taxation. whereas If he feeds his crops on the
same article he Is taxed for the privilege. Let
the farmers look into the Agricultural De-
partmpnt OF the State and learn whether or
not 1t Is worth the money paid for it, If it Is
not, make such necessary alterations in the
Of it as will nuke 1t an honor
to the State.
These and many other topics, peculiarly
agricultural are legitimate subjects for inveS-
tigation by farmers, ut the same time no 9TH
er interest will be in the least antagoniZed
For the farmer to array himself against other
classes would be such folly that do not sup
pose that such steps will be tolerated in any
of the conventions now soon to be held.
Very respectfully,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-03-24

The large buttons for Spring dresses are on
ly to be seen to be admired ut Haddon'S, 3-2l
While Brothers have Il good lot of shot
guns. Among them are some very fine
breech leaders. Sept 80.
Let all the ladies wanting u cashmere dress
examine White Brothers stock before pur-
chasing. Sept. ID.
Buy your tobacco and cigars from us. The
"Nlay Kirby" is hard to beat Speed & Neuf:
fer. l2-9.
"Wcdding Cake is the best tobacco in the
market for the money. Try it. Sold by
Speed d Neutfcr. 1919.
"Sappoto Tolu." the pureat chewing gum in
the mdrlct Positively will not injure the
the teeth. For sale by Speed & Neutfer. 1919.
The effects of malaria in the system is n
hard thing 10 eradicate, but will promptly
yield to the wonderful and sovereign remedy,
Wcstlnorcand's Calisaya Tonic. Try it. For
sale by Speed & Ncuffer. l-20.
Swift's Specific S. S. S. sold in the dry form
by Speed s. Nculter. l-2O
Breech loading shot guns at New York cost.
| p. Rosenberg d Co.
JE you are looking for wedding presents,
don't fail to examine Mr. Recse'S stock OF sill
yerwarc which is both beautiful and useful tt
Another large lot childrcn's and Misses
hose at 10 cents, worth from 10 cents to 10 cent
at L. NJ HaddOn e. Co.'S.
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DIR. ARMSTRONG DECLINES.
The Best Move yet Made by the Noted
Divine

ATLANTA, GA. March @.-Dr ]. G. Arm.
strong last evening made by far the best move
he has yet taken in commencing him to those
who have been against him. Quite a number
OF his church met and invited him to preach
There were present Gov. Bullock, Maj. J. Fl
Dentner, Gen. Lewis, Major Gadsden King
pr. Olmstead, Mr.; Jervey, Capt: Wiley, Capt
Gay, and Mr.. Locke. Or. Armstrong declined
the invitation in II letter that is Il model o
propriety and good feeling. 1t is q gentle yet
determined check upon the ardor of his
friends, and it demonstrates patient humili.
ty and firm wisdom that has done him good
DR.: Armstrong has resolved to try for &
hearing before the State Episcopal Conven.
tion that meets in Savannah in May and also
before the national body in October. Captain
Gay this morning said that DR.. Armstrong
has arisen grandly above himself His friends
were not prepared for his refusal to prench-i,
came like clap Of thunder. He did moi
think DR.. ArmStrong's letter conveyed the
idea that he would never consent to preach.
The members of st. Philips Parish vii
hold a meeting on Easter Monday, April 26
and elect u veStry and call some one to take
charge of their church as pastor.
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The Narrow Gauge.

Sullivan, who has the contract for grading
the Narrow Gauge road from Ninety-SlX; u,
i'okeSbury has finished three miles and hal
Of the grading. commencing ut the Wills
Franklin house, grading towards Cokeshnry.
The whole distance from CokeSbury 10 Nine
ty-Six TO be finished in forty five days from
lnst Thursday week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-03-24
Tho Way to Get Relief.

While farmers have cause for complaint
they are largely responsible for the cause
resent res the us in n'enS the and they viii
have no reason to complain.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, March "a, 1886.
Almost q Fire.

An unoccupicd room in the house Of Mrs
s. NJ. w. smith Of this village was discoveI
to be on first last Sunday afternoon. Prompt
aid was rendered, and the fire was soon ex
tinguisAcd, The origin OF the hre IS un-
known. but 1t Is supposed to be from m acci
dent Of some kind. In Il little viii lie the fre
would haye been beyond control, and the
hpuSe would have been destroyed.
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e.. G.. G. l. G. II. r.

A meeting Of the stockholders of this road
will be held at Greenwood tomorrow, the
25th instant, at three o'clock. BY order of L.
f. Bowen Acting President.
Notice has been received that Mr.. Schofield
has propositions or information or business
character in reference to the road, the pur-
port Of which however Is unknown to us.
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RahaS in the Wood.

Mr.. James w Martin and Mr. James A.
Shillito went fishing on Long Cane last Fri
day. They remained all night on the banks
of the stream and returned next DAY atter
,atin.r the Ash which they caught. and eX-
haustirg the >uoply OF provisions which they
rrled from home.
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ANSWER.
ANSWER.
AnpEyrIJE. G. C.. March 10. 1856,

ABREv1LLE, s. c., March 10, 1856.
r. B. RuSsel, Esq Athens. Ga:
DEAR SrR-Your favor of the 24th ult. came
during my absence from home, and having
Just returned, hasten to answer It,.
The project OF building a railway from Mon
roe, N. c., via Chester, Greenwood and Able.
Vile, s. G., and Elbarton, Ga, to Athens, Ca,
is still in embryo. But our people here are e., eX-
ceedngly anxious to push 1t to success. we
are now in correspondence with prominent
men in the towns and counties along the line
indicated, and the first steps will be taken In
the course OF the next thirty days, name 2
the holding of meeting for conference, to
which friends Of the enterprise will be inv1t-
ed.
This meeting will he held at some conven-
lent place, not yet fixed, and it vii! give us
great pleasure to see YOU on that occasion,
and any other friends OF the proposed railroad
from your city. will give you notice IN due
time. | have been furnished with q list OF IN
tluentia citizens of Athens and at the proper
time will do all I can to enlist their interest
in this great Interstate railway. hope that
it will not he long before you and shall meet
to discuss this matter face to face:
Yours truly, w. Z. BENEI.
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Tho Rtrhf Man In the Richt Place

Mr.. J. r. Cunningham will take place In
Mr.. Bells millinery store. We congratulate
both gentlemen. and would inform Mr.: Gun
ninyhan,s friends of his whereabouts. He
has heen long most favorabiy known to our
people, ar they will be sure to call on him in
his new place.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-03-24
CONSIGNEES.

ExpRESs-O. T. Calhhun, W. J. Rogers, Rev.
s 4. Weber, G. G. Graves, \. G. Grant, II. T..
McCurry, Sherard 4 LeRoy, Miss T.. Parker,
J. S. Johnson, =. Wallin.ford. Parker d Nc
Gowan, f.. NJ. Keaton, Mrs. NJ. Trnnent.
FREIGIT-T. Baker, Mrs. 5. W. Smith, D.
X Cooley & Co.
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ABBEVILLE AND ATHENS.
Inintory Steps Towards the Buildine
of Great Interstate Railway.
LETTER TO W. c. BENET, ESQ.

ATHENS, GA, Feb. "a, 1856.
". C.. Benet, Esq. AbbeviUc, 3. c.:
DEAR S1R-At the instance of Mr.. Chas. J.
OFarrell. of our city write yon to find out
all can in regard to the building of Rail.
road from Monroe, n. c., to your town and
thence on Westward through North Georgia,
I obtained q charter and franchise at the last
session Of our Legislature for Il Railroad from
Athens to the South Carolina line and pass.
feel some interest in the success Of your en-
terprisc. would therefore be very glad to
hear from you as much rs possible In regard
to the plans and prospects Of your Railroad.
am. yours truly.
r B. RUSSELL,
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Now is your time to get 4 good breech load
ing shot gun at New York cost. Z. Rosenberg
< Co.
The styles in Spring millinery are simply
beautiful. If YOU wish to see the latest call at
HaQdOn'S. 3-21
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The Literary Club.

The Literary Club will meet next night al
the home of Colonel Eugene B. Gary. Colo
,el Orville T. Calhoun will read the essay
subject: Homestead and Lien Law"
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THE JERSEY cow.
Her Good POints.-.How they may b'
known The Maximum Repre-
senfs the Standard Of EXccIlenCe.

Her 0IOON FOlEtSsssQuON lEkSS khSS !"
known The Maximum Repre-
sents the Standard of Excellence.
1. Head small, ican rather long."......."...:
2. Face dished, broad between eyes ana
narrow between hUrns..................
9. Muzzle dark and encircled by dark
4. Eyes dull and placid ......"...". ;........":.
5. Horns small, crumpled and amber COL
6. Ears small and thin.
7. Neck straight, thin, rather long with
clean throat. and not heavy ut shoulders
s. Shoulders slOping, lean withers, thin
breast neither deficient nor bcefy"........
8. Back level to setting on of tail and long
10. Barrel hooped. broad and deep at Hank"
II. Hips wide apart and fine IN bone, rump
broad and long
l2, Thighs long and thin and wide apart
with legs Standing square and not too
much cross in walking......"::.;. ...:......."
13. Legs short below knee, small hooi i!...:;.
ii. Tall fine, reaching the locks una with
good switch. .................:..:...:..
Is. Hide thin and mellow with fine soft hair
l6, Color of hide where hair is white OH ud-
der and inside OF ears, yellow" w""......:..".
II. Fore udder full In form ana running
we'll fOrW
l8. Hind udder full In form and well up be-
10. Udder free from long har<nnd not tleshy
20. Teats rather large, wideapnrt ano square
81. MILK veins promlnen nt."".;".:.;;;;......
22 Escutcheon high and broad and full on
%. Disposition quiet ana good natured........
"a. General appearance rather bony than
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Horse Blankets.

yUST received a lot OF Horse Blankets
y which will sell at short profits. DO not
let your faithful animal suffer for the sake OF
a few dollars. THUS. BEGGS-
Sept. 50, 1885,. ...
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