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Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
Kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron,

For tho cure OF Weak Stoma chs, Genera
Debility. Indigestion, Diseases OF tho Stom
aoh and for all cases requiring tonic
This tonic includes the most agreeable and
efhcient salt Of Iron we possess-Cltrate OF
Mapnetic oxides, combined with the most
energetic Of vegetable tonic yellow feru-
Wan Bark. DO you want something 10
strengthen you? 10 you want goOu ap
petite? DO you want to get rid OF nervous
ness? DO you want enerSy2 Do you want
to sleep wei? DO you want to build up your
constitution DO you want tc feel weir 10
| you want u brisk and vigorous feeling? II
YOU do. try KunEel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
| only ask trial OF this valuable tonic. Prioe
tSl per bottle. BE ware OF counterfeits, as
| kunkels sitter Wine Of Iron is mo only
sure and efiec.ual edy in the known
wor d for the permanent cure Of Dyspepsia
and Debility. There are many LIMITATIONS
Ioifered to the public. purchase none nut
the genuine article, namely, b. r. kunkel' s,
land having his stamp on the cork OF Tho
bottle. The very TACT that Others are At
| tetnptlng to Initiate this valuable remedy
proves its worth and speaks volumes 10 lts
flavor. Beware Of counterfeits ana base mi
taLion9 AS kuukel's Bitter Wine OF IRON
| Is so VOL known ali ovoP the COUNTRY urus-
lgtsts themselves make imitattons ana Try 10
Ipaim them of on their customers "neh
thurkel's Sitter vino Of Iron Il callo1 ior.
Hunkol's Bitter Inc of Iron is put UP only
In 81 tOltles, with yellow wrappers, haVlhS
ithe Inventors vignette GA each b1tile. Al,
wuvs leok FOR l. +. Kunkel's vigrctte and
Is!gnsIule ami You VIII he sure to vet VIC
genui article. For sale hy N. Is. ID N
ifOH1H. NaO.csgie AMI Retail Druggist
IcGruer second aGd Market streets. winning
ftou. ie3-eod-lin
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

John W CauseS, collector of inter
nal revenue for this.distrjt, including
Delaware and the EasHrn Shore OF
Maryland and Virginia, yesterday III ad o
three changes in his deputy collectors,
appointing democrats in ace OF repub
hcans. Fer Delaware b, appoin ted
Alfred Rlu ghley, Of burlington, in
place of /. i. Adkins. Of Milford; for
the second district, COMPRISING Cecil,
Kent, Qneen Anne's, CartIine, Talbot
aud Dorchest counties, George E.
Haddawsy, OF EsstoD, FIR l. a. c..
Geary; for the third stric, embracing
Wicomico, Worcester aud Somerset, in
Maryland, and Accomac and North.
empton, in Virginia, he appointed
James I. Truitt, % Salisbury, In place
of William T Fulton.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
WhoSays So2 We Say So
Nuf Sed.

That our $500 Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are genuine hand-sewed,
both in welt and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sewed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also have a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
ton Of our $3 SO Shoe; the
only difference being that
the $500 Shoe is machine
sewed instead Of hand
sewed. Call aud examine
these Shoes and Save One
Dollar On each pair Of
Shoes.
Also a full line Of X. O
L. Shoes in stock. At
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

The friends aud urlgina.ors
Sunday afternoon oopGers Of 4
mental music 10 The Eie L sired
are meeting with iLu mot graj
success, and enough money has d
been contributed 70 warrant I'd
engaging q band for The fnl 4
next Sunday Afternoon The progr|
which will he published in SAT-
REPUBLICAN These eOucetts
continued every sunday auernOd
ing the months of July sud 4
from 4 TO 8 O'Clock, ard there
doubt but they will tie the meauj
fording much pleasure to thcus|
persons. The gentlemen hayld
matter in charge are public splrij
liens, and as they are labOriDp
good Of others should be sustalI
all who are able 10 contribute. 4
concerts in Fairmount Park, P1
| phia, have become one OF the 1
lions Of that city, and are ls'
every Sunday by thousands Of
ed auditors, and there is DO reas
the same should not be the case
city.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
pnn
FLFTH EDITIoI
The Denlonrn.--

YES, Yesterday the Dsmo ,S ms',as,
i IN met at the resjianIc stah
IL. Bates, Esq. l35o S'itI i.nce Of q
street Coming fror, " est FounI
dusty and hungry NM no5IS were
conveniences for ahIn nf' Bates Pr.
a anu besides prepared foy ~ End ba
excellent dinner, AZ y. Ills guts
tlonary performance , , The
a ,,,s a fire under the p Io 9osk aud
ting that vessel into a si',' pot
!, Though there were ',limnmtriag
a der ). to {. disturb either tn the Oa ua,
that the following man. =. was unds
emf nm making a full comm Gt,s E'rs
b. Norton, VIM Herbse,. d. I Bate,
clerk of the peace 90 AN" Usfi d. R. Co
= Kent--John B.: Penn iI" a.a, R,
spruance, Robert ! qpstOn, Fl
S Nathan Pratt and Dr. h. R ssynGlds
Snrsex-Ebe Tuurelj De 1gal.
Stevens. DR.. G. h, ~, Willis5
j.. Horsey and RObs n,.UIafds. Al
committee. " secretary
but little, indeed Iced , h !, understood
do, as through the per ri was s ont II
ment OF the RepublIcsnv.. " u's u
=. 70 hight, The only thug ,' , S,a
ma Tha q qSa,y Of the Teu apaaSsa
Inc chances for Cham 6e ts' t"r
were discounted, bis vote b. 'Us
at less than 1000, but sb %'se
pefance party will pol csn 1a, ut, y,
pressions of unceftaint,- 'I ,be ~
agreed that the teeular t,c inCu
have easy sailing. NUAe'
Inc committee picked unop IT,
AUGUST 18th, as the tay far bo ~
state Con vention, and named ss,1
I4'h, as the time for elecllrs Sai'
IL was further understood ,6s, vs.
mittee hsd a decided lessi All, ~
Bay ard Gray wing of the nsrtS
proportion of about Ii ia 4 n
that e. K. Cochran, CLERK If ib :,
Tor New Castle County, wa t@ al
The Democratic non il alton b,
nor. -- W
The State Committee vi,lb..,,
OF 1870 delegsles-tJ from e'r5
II from New CASTE c univ
Wilmington.
There is "A general desire that 4
pubiioans should PUT a ,ickt,
heid, an thai would let the DenI
ticket through easy. Governor
icy came up frum Gorgeous
morning, and was p ea sed ID bod
well the committee did IL vol,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
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An llIeYed SnlCiilS

For several Years part of the house
8: No. 404 lafayette street has been
.cccupied by iGerman named j. See
berger, with hi vito and infant child.
The remainderFf the house was occu.
pied by John trana and his family,
who allese tha Seehergtr frequently
got drunk. and abused his wife, until
sea finally becAte melancholy and de
spOndeDG. GA tuesday the unhappy
couple had anoher firht, when ht
again beat her. about 10 O'Clock thai
night che was taken very Ill, and
I0ithough pr, Huaes was called in, sht
continued to grow worse until her death
few hours later. The neiRhbors ailegt
that abe took poisoIduriup the evening
with the Intention u p1tting an end u
her existence, but the hubbard say'
that the only meditine she took wa
some which lac oota,n'h At druggists
and that abe took TOO .nuah. The boiti,
with the mixture Is Lowin posssssior
CT the p5llcs, and IL isProbab { the cas-,
VIII be Investigated.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Rel oicing at Red Lion.

The spring term of the public school
at Red Lion, b. A. Groves teacher, will
close tomorrow evening, and on Sat
urday the children will have a gland
pic mic which will be- held Ia Sam uel
Silver's Grove, when good things will
be provided in abundance, as Mr..
Silver takes great delight in contribu-
ting TO the enjoyment of the rising gen.
leraLion. In The evening there will be
a grand display OF fireworks, and no
pains will be spared by tIose having
the affair in charge TO render the occa-
Zion memorable
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

A colored man named VIM. Stewart
who resided on the causeway, com
menced paying attentions to Mary f.
daughter OF Andrew and WilnelmipF
Wilinore, three months ago, and on his
being forbidden to come 10 the house,
he induced her TO Abscond with him.
1t is said that they went to Chester,
and az he is reported to have q wife
living in this city, her parents are
greatly worried IN regard to the matter
and the course that they should pursue
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
DOtA.
Dots.
Diamond Dick cigars, A. A. Chan

Diamond Dick cigars. A. a. Chap.
man, Seventh and OraDf streets.
Richard M. Griffith and his able as
sistapt, Horace Johnson, took possession
OF the City Treasurer's Office to-day.
A good oil stove can be purchased at
very little over one third It's origin al
cost at 1921 Trenton Place.
Mrs. John w. Shepherd, 626 West
Third street, IL very Ill at her cottage at
Ocean Grove.
The employees Of Augustine Mills will
make an excursion TO Atlantic City on
the oath inst.
The Fiist National Bank of Will
minRton yesterday declared q semi
animal dividend of ~ per cent.
A young son of Nathan Leiberman was
quite badly cut and bruised about the
head yesterday afternoon, by rolling
down the hill at Rattlesnake Run.
A regular meeting of the Young Men q
Republican Club will be held to morrow
|evening, when several new members
will be admitted and other important
business transacted.
James A. Bourke, John L. Malone
and William Condor have been named
by the Iiish National League of this
lefty to solicit subscriptions to the Irish
Parliamentary fund.
A Biblt was presented to Fame
Council, No. 2, Ancient Order Knights
of the Myaic Chain last night In the
room OF DtPopt Post, G. A, r , on be-
half Of Geo'ge w. Climbs of Philadel'
Phia.
Mrs. Frak L. Smith will leave for
Cape May Point to day to open the
Stockton Outage for the reception OF
guests during the summer, Mrs. Smith
conducted Tue same establishment last
year.
DAWN Lindsay, Superintendent OF
Augustine PAPER mills. and his wife
returned hone on Tuesday evening from
a three week trip to the wet, taking
in Niagara H.lls, They are much i'm.
proved In heilth.
On Saturday afternoon the Wawasett
Gnn Club, oi Wilmington, will meet
the Meisipk Gun Club, of Chester, Pa,,
in friendly match OF pigeon shooting
on the RobinDn farm, adjoining the
Ninth Wavi. The shooting will com.
lntnce at 2 o'cock.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Taylor in, Swiggett Out,

Last night Robert II, Taylor took
possession of the postoffice, and was
politely insirSc.ed in Office work by
his predecessor, W. Y. SwiRgett, who
Ii about TO reriIe Mr. Swigget, has
made very oblieing postmaster, and
Mr.. Taylor, when he guts down t. un-
derstand the running Of the machine
thoroughly, will keep up the good
reputali, II of the Office for efficisuR
and politeness. Mr.. Taylor and his
chief clerk, Mr. O'Tcole, entered upon
heir duties to day. Official chsntes
will be made very slowly.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

The forry0oat AI 7I y E1 ,Ss
Thoroughly ors ove,hs cl.,b,l BY I ajs,
& HoliiDgsNoFth o9n fI m55rpir.
No New Wy York and Sag w H1TooIii q Ii
maud Of Captain ", M', her Mac,
Also Al steamed away for nsf paw
tinatinn,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Tonight at the I'm on.

The illustration of the passage and
signing of tho Declaration of Independ-
enee tonight at the Union M. E.
Church will be Is rare and pleasing pa
triotic entertainment. To hear the
g word of Bunker Hill" sang by Jos.
K. Gru5h, will be worth more than the
ten cent ad i'm ission fee charged,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
War on the Peanut Men.

David Lemon has had FIVE or six
more warrants issued against the Italian
street corner vendors, and the cases will
be taken up before Judge Cummins on
Monday. As MI. Harrington, who
will appear as their counsel, will be
out of town, it is probable the hearing
will be postponed until some future
time
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
The Oldest

Grandma Jordan, the Oldest woman
in Iowa, died at he residence of her 80
year-old son in Wiota on Friday last.
She was over Ill years old, and though
fer five years the events of the past fifty
seemed to be blotted out of her memory
sic loved to talk of what occurred in
her former Kentucky home when she
was girl.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
In a PugiIIstic Mood.

Michael Glenn got quite drunk yes
terday, and feeling in pugilisttc mood
KNOCKED two young men down. Al
officer took him TO the hail aud this
morning he was arraigned before Judge
Cummins, who az soon az lie learned
the fact8 of the case ilnposed a line oil
e and COSTS.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
DeIaNRre Gra,innaea.

The degree of bachelor of arts wst
conferred on Kensey Stewart of Port
Penn at Lafay cite College, EAston, Pa.
yesterday afternoon, his esEay heiuE
entitled Argument by Boycott" vii
son Lee Cannon of Dover also gradual
at Yale College, he having ut the com.
mencement delivered an GRAFTON OF
Horace Msnu as an Educator -
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
uroke tlis Les

About ! o'clock ye TSoIsiy,
a boy DAB I'd henri Far,ib IL
from a fence neaF -. - Be VI
marx snd broke Bis n5 u.s. B1dls
home by Special o.ib y a phys
fracture was reduc'u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
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Drunk Arhln

william Il. Powell WAS agate before
Judge Cum minis this morning charged
with Drunkenness, and was committed
% tho cells until 8 O'Clock to morrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
.yTILNINGrON a NORTHERN N.R.

2XTIBMIEGrON& NORTHERN R.R.
= iue table In effect July list. 1885. Trains
leave y llmirgton tsrekch sire ell as follows:
For heading. H.rdsuofp. Joanna, Sprlng-
hold, V aynt sbgrg Junction, Manor, Potts.
vine, TamAqua, alert wn. Lehsnou, Wer-
nersgille and all Cints on tic Philadelphia
, aud keadiIg X. r.. 7OJ ID. n ani - y. m
F0t Coah sville, Lubrsviile, LenaI e
Chadd's tord and DUPONT, 100 a. m, 245,
| 8 W and ol6 p. m.
Ior West Chester, go a. IN, 2.45, and 0C
| p. III.
For New Bridge, CoatesviIle and inter.
mediate points 5 GO ani l5p.m
"a Wednes iAy anu Satu DAY, ID g g. IN,
for rev BTidpe. Birningh- III Park ard all
intermediate points.
| pn Sunoay, for heading, Goatesville, Wes
Chester and all intermediate points, o. a
In.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Ds-s. &5gVsNgSs..
VEG ETABLE FILLS
THE PERFECTION or PILE.
..,rr,r.-,t, N -y,,~,rnyr W.,

MANKIND'S FhVORJTE PILLS
Tho most iaD.01g liver medicine on egrtL
No gripping, sickness or weagnees attend thei
operation. Thoy do rot leave the bowels coz
two. They to- d d s;renTt heD the liver anC
act on tho kiGpeya, stomaoh and SKIN, cur
ing liver complaint slcz headache, neural
gia, tiiioaslass. pGiu in the side or bach
path IN tne nOweis, Kidneys or bladder, etc
dumb ague, chIlis and fever, general weak
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. They arc splendiC
for weakly females as an assistance to keep
the system healthy .Tney aTtendorsed and re
Commented by thcuaands IS thesnicest euT
satiyo and hplcndld llvor medicine. Ejt
santly suKar-codted, 70 cents q box; fami.y
boxes, Blk IN orc 81. Sent by mall. Sold b!
lead des err ia medicine. Main Depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
and No. eo2 Atch street Philadelphia,
nov2p-t
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

The second a. aloal,lprnce nj
assI1 lss'5H y 's "" sao a5 ' 81:
and and s sSasia a'i. By Ode OF COY
h. b. Miller, secre,...5
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

Fell & Joseph. 7I3 West Front street,
fill orders for best coal at lowest prices,
well screened and put III cellars with
schultz wagons. Try a barrel Of our
best -four. Telephone CA 259
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

The annual meeting of the National
Morocco Manufacturers Association
will be held at Revere Beach, Mass, on
Thursday, the 8sh inst, when ofIlcera
will be elected for the ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
The Right Place

George Drake, an asalio ale,
row rv afternoon, il ln . ID h JJeferfor
belonging to NJ f''
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

"Ouick sales and small profts'-good old adage that
Fits our case exactly We make quick terms, and are
satisfied with 10 per cent above the cost OF manufacture
Some OF our Summer Clothing do not put at this
It's rstcass wel-made and very saleable, and we ex
pect the quantity sold to help us out.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Purse Lost.

A colored woman lost purse con-
tanning over S12 last Tuesday morning
between Ninth and Wilson and Twelfth
and Washington streets Any one leay
ing the same at 720 Market street w.l,
be suitably rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Tho weather.

morrow promises to be from fair
10 cloudy, with showers in scme loca.
tions. Saturday fair and warmsr.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
Notice

The treasurer Of .l B51D % c.ll
We West Sec second sts s,ns toi bis lOdi
ceive papers OF V''D
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

ENOR RENT-A THREE.STOKY BRIOK
IL house, NO. 1858 Van Buren, street; In
E0os order Apply TO HEALU q co, TN
and Market streets. wi Il
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

NTANTED-HOUSE MAIDS TO GO TO
w st. Georges and Brandy wine sum
NIT; also child's nurse to 20 to the sea.
shore. Apply at 903 Orange st. iyl-2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
state OF the Thermometer

vt tho RErURLIUAn ualcs IN the shade
fo'c)onk 10 O'clock ~ o'eluok
CO. TAO 78
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

GNUR SALE-OIL STOVE; ADAMS &
A. Westlake Monarch; cost So; will sell
iot $l2; beautiful pattern; trst class order.
YAH evenings. 1921 Trenton Place. jyl-3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
SPECIAL MtNT ON

For few days only we will
Offer our lightweight goods for
summer wear at prices mat will
suit the times.
SeersUckercoat ard vest ct II IS.
Mensali-Wool c1shnofe suit S6. 90.
\ sry fine Prince Albert suit SiLb9.
Meas good evening sGit, haIt-HUOl, $40.
A good boy S suit pare wool, &c 81.
Elegant boy Sundgy suit, sll WOOL IS so.
Nery nne cOrkscrew suit 500.
Good chii1's suit for Bl.25.
A tne cbild's suit 81 to
ne all-wuol ca hmere pants, 81.
AliwCol mons pants Sl.50.
Evening pants. half-w JOl, Sl16.
Coed WORK Ing pants 50 cents.
Boys p2nts, good quality, 4s cents.
These are the greatest bargains ever
offered in Wilmington. Gail aud zee
the bargains for yourself, as il vii! pay
you.
Ii. W. VOTERS, PROP
s.W. Corner and and Market.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01

EyOk SALE-THE STOCK AND PIX
Il lures OF one OF tho Ii nest meat and PIG
vision stores In the city; doing good bust
ness; elegant loo ,tion. viii sell low, as the
proprietor is going 10 leave the city. Ad-
dress Neat, " this office. iyl-3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
! ) la.A i1LLrnlA N a q a a 40.
Grain,

x5OR GE AND CELERY
II plants for sale at 1919 Gilpin ayonue
near Wilmington city railway depot
what's W IA YI0R.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

A MAN named Benjamin Moore,
who recently died in Berlin, will
be regarded as an eccentric, if not
a crank, by the world generally,
on account of tho peculiar will
he LETT. He bequeathed his for
tune so as to keep a standing re-
warl of 81 for every policemen
reporting case OF cruolty to ami
mails. Gas men have no hearts"
he wrote in his will, Il leave my
money to the brutes. And he
did, enriching the Berlin society
for the protection of animals
by nearly 100000. Such a will,
however, wouldn't have stood the
test of 'poar kin" in the United
States. Exchange.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

G. G. MCGEE, the young man
from Macon who paintel Albany
red and tried to burn the guard
house few weeks ago, and who
was sentenced to pay a fac $500
or serve a tenn in the changing
at the October term of Dougherty
Superior Court, was paid out Of
his trouble by his mothar Tues
day. She saocaeiei in getting
his fine reduced to 800 and costs,
and, after paying the money,
amounting to nearly $40, started
home with Ler waywarl son. Nc
Gee figured conspicuously il the
police circles here in Dawson sew
eral times. Marshal Hatcher en-
tertained him more than onca.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

In Columbia, recently, ninety
seven married and single ladies
publicly petitionel their husbands,
sons, fathers, brothers and sweet
hearts not to sign a recommends
ton Of any person for license to
retail or sell intoxicating liquors
in any manner in the town of
Columbia.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

A LADY III Atlanta the other
day lost $l7j on Whitehall street.
A newsboy found it aud the lady s
husband rewarded the honest lit
tie fellow with ten-cent piece,
When that man dies he will GER
tainly be an angel of some kind
for his generous gifts the poor.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25
Syrnn Barrels for Sale.

t. \. Killen has new Cypress
Syrup barrels for sale at Horsley
& Killen's. Dawson, Ga, or at his
factory at Bronwood. Every bar
rel warranted TO give satisfaction
or money refunded. 81.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

Ex-PREslDENT Chester A. Ar
thur died of an apoplectic stroke,
Mt 5 o'clock, on the 18th, in New
York, at his residence. President
Cleveland issued a proclamation
announcing the death Of the dis
tinguished citlzei., ordering the
executive department buildings to
be lrapad in mourning for thirty
days. and that business b. sus
pan.led on the dry set part 10.
tie faaeral, rs n rRlra Of respect
b. the decsasei.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25
Fine hogs.

A shipment Of 90 hogs, of an
av, rage weight Of fully 800
pounds, assed though lbany,
on yosterday, for Jacksonville.
These porkers are to be slau3 ht-
cred an1 fed to Northern tourists.
Twenty five yeas ago rs :
ident Of this section would have
as soon believed that coal would
be shipped to New C.stle as that
hogs would ever be b.oaght into
1t for food. tn n, it was no ua-
com '1on ey1;.t fer q small farm L
to slaughter two hundred hogs,
aad as many as thousand have
been slaughtered on soma of the
larger plantations Of this county.
Pork ranged in price from three
to four cents per poand with but
little demand.
Southwest Georgia, for the last
two years Of the war, was tho
smokehousa AMI grane,v OF the
Confederacy, and althor gh her re-
sources were Severely t&zsl, yet
they were not otexhau5ted.
The country has the same pcs
sibilities now as then, al if our
people should awake t. the ne
cessity of becoming self-3us am
ing, there is no rearson why a re.
turn of the old prosperity may
not gladlen it.-Aitany News.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

The News says there are a great
many deer that run the river
swamps, within a few miles Of Al
bauy. As many as five have been
seen feeding in one herd. The
hunters of that city are making
preparations to engage ia hunt
ing ia IN slcea5s'llly Th1se
who IN tht 10 k1oV slv thqt there
lfe nor ~ tl.s coul.ry, nos, than
has be u known here for twenty
years.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

WALES WYNToN, the Constitu-
tion reporter who was accused If
defaming the names of good citi-
zens OF Macon and left so uncere-
monionsly, died at Birmingham
the other day
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

YESTERDAY was Arbor Day" in
Georgia, day designated by the
Governor for the planting of
trees by the citizens.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

: THOSE who have tried it say the
'mestic wine now being sold in
{ tlants is lawful stuff" We
. ue6s so.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

The farmers are interested in a
bill introduced in the legislature
by Mr.. McGehee, of Murray
county, to prohibit the sale of the
-necessaries of life, such as corn,
bacon, -four, sugar, coffee, etc, for
more than Is per cent profit on
time.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

4 MAN who was evidently very
anxious to marry has taken Mamie
Little, the woman who caused
Moore to be lynched in Macon,
for q wife.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

IT is not too late to SOW wheat
I'D oats, and the Terrell farmers
Isaould put in as much as they
Eln.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

ANERIGVs is having a pretty
lively tilt over the approaching
city election. There are three
patriots" in the race for mayor.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

Only 2,4ll votes were polled
s.'r Mr.. Turner in the late Con
Aressional election in this district.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

BULGAKLA's throne seems to be
going a begging, We could fur
nish several Generals with "wah"
rscords who would fill the bill.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

The death of ex- President Ar
shur removes the last of the ex-
Presidents except Hayes.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

TIE News says only about 20
per cent of the white people of
Albany attend church. The 9th
ers probably attend the daily.
squirt of the artesian wells and
the rear door OF the saloons.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

A COUNTRY editor has suggested
that the lottery company break
np the superstition about the
's1umber thirteen by letting that
number win capital prize. He
has bought his lottery ticket.
The Dawson journal., 1886-11-25

A CowETA county man says
twenty laying hens will eat more
corn than a horse. Yes, remarks
an exchange, and they'll lay more
eggs than twenty horses.