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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
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ginser 9ermann, wieeersewdblt purbe.
Da bies bic erits Der @abIen fir's abz
seoronetsnbaus bes finfsiaffen gOnsrefss
1T, 70 wtrb ibr aussans 6reube BEL ben
8espublitanern erresen. Sn Betreff Der
slsi6seitisen Staatspablen
tn Oregon ssiste es iid Saseseu. baB
i'm aasemeinen bic suei Sauptparteien Oas
isIbit nod INNER sIei9 fart finb; Oenn
bic peri6iebenen Staatsdmtsr iislen ia
tbsils 8smotraten, tbsils &epubIitanern
gu; bod srlansten bic Demofraten bas
pi9tisits, ndmIi6 bas bss 9ouuerneurs.
Mit ausbrifIi@er @eneb mis
suns 6ss Miniters bes Snnern bate Der
@sneral 2anb goumiiIdr Sparts cine
Orber erlaifeu, welde ben @eiaden nm
Grpsrbuug bon 2anS unter Dem gers
tauiss, SoritcuIturs un6 BiitenIdnbereis
@eieb uOrlduiiS Salt sebot unb swar auf
ben gjrunb bin, baB i'm @onsreB elm ans
tras sllr aufbebuns bieier geieee idwe5e.
Qlut Exclamation bss Ssnators SnsalIs
BON &anias, baB psber Der 8rdiiSent, nod
Elm Witslieb bes Winiiteriuus, nod elm
o'u' 0''s'''a"s eO"s'sps.l.s' lAp,
sebOber. gtun 1T es ia@lid aber bur6s
aus pabr uno nubsitritten, haB bic brei ers
'OuV"een s.lssa "" sa"D1u,l'I1'" U"'
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bebuna Der Sisaeln anS bic slnnabme leiues
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non SDiupis S,0ein non MliISuri
gSeoper ppn Soma unb W,cslboo non geem
eer,ep unterffaseu Inn.
g,ad rur,er ober lebbofter 0ebotte
murbe gobb's gutroo NIT Ser inpou;rsuSeu
Mebrbeit non 1873 oeaen 40 Stimmen ons
ssnommen.
0os III Elm beutIi6es gsertroueuspotum
fir Sports 0euu wenn er sermsu oud
hem l1rtbeil ber @oItspsrtret,,no ui6t nor.
oreifen bnrfte 70 lit bp6 iest flor boR er
moterieII NIT sem,sIbsn inn ginfIono ffonb
gSenioitens someit ber ous Sireftsr Robl
berporoeoouoene 2msio bes gororei5ss in
getradt fommt Der @enat uirb isbt
por Die gllternatipe oeitelIt. an ,eiaen Of
er fir ODER oeoen bie Qoubbo;f;Ide in bie
Sdranfen tritt.
m,sro,,
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Ses ar;sSsna ~, Mon, ,rrosns;, sarons
osrs6ust hos Sis aorroos hur6oshs IN,
;n ;ihsrrn,b,phsr n SIC msrSuro S,s 81,
ms;hatoos' 'g omr,;Ifio m Rel nsr ,,ns;tsr 90.
yurn nor Worroos hsr,r srii,r moroororhsu
rsr,Dorf,r ru bob, 0sr s,,fs morooponh "a
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
preiie Ger 2ln3eieen.

SeSsr 3oq Der Spslte per Sahr :. $1,000
8 Wonate $1,000
y 8 Uepnate s 6 90
2peaI Vott3ett.
Tiir iebe Belle grepier, oter beren Raunr. has
eritemal 10 @ent5, bic na6fen Ufale Gents.
Seiratbss unb Sobesan;eisen nit Gpru6
S1.5O, obne Sprn6 $1.OO.
auauGrtiss gH,eisen mHHcn poraustrsablt we ben.
MnSeisen fir Hicnics, 9otterieit, @liidsipieIe
&C., Die Serl Settle Der tatb 6rte ;itIuiSer, fins
ben feline anfnabme.
Mnseisen fenSe uaan fpdteitenS
Wonta8 Wor8en eia.
Job.2lrbeiten aller Dirt prompt un6
billis aussefahrt.
Office Dee ,,@asette":
Gde Der 6. un6 -Jopd.StrdBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

@ien, o. Stunt. 0ie ,Reue Sreie
Yrehe4 uerOffentlidt Elm S9reiben bes
Cir Sfobert Sart. faiierli9 9insfI9er @es
neral 8oa Snipettor, on ben ;Roniul
Sderser in @enua, In peldem er In Ibs
rebe itelt, baB bic dinefi9e @esieruna
ben Bau elmer giienbabn bsabii9tise, pieIs
mebr periidert, baB nod 3sit perssbsn mirb,
sbs Gbina ii4 einsm iOI@en llntsrnebmen
Sffaet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
2peaIs Vott3ett.

ssiir iebe !2sile Srepier, ober beren Rnunr. bas
erfemal 10 geuts, bic udbften Wale 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

Rairp, s. Suni. Der ameritanii9e
Snssnieur Gribble 1T gum 8wsfe Der grs
i6lieBuns Der i'm cuban in Der gtdbe bss
&otbeu Meeres entbedtsn Soblsn5Iquellen
ais beratbeuben Snsenieur anssitellt pprs
ben.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
For the House.

s1@@ The many friends of MIR. B.
). JOHNSTON respectfully announce his
name as a candidate for the House
OF Representatives, subject TO tie
Democratic Primary Eleetton.
HGy" The friends of Coz. 9. +. Hor-
LINGswoETH, Respectfully announce
hun MS u candidate for the House of
Representatives, subie,t to the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
GGF The MANY friends Of Mr.. JNo.
\ hAsLEY, respectfully announce him
as candidate for the House Of Rep
r"scntatives, subject to the Democra-
tic Primary Election.
RFf5" The many friends of Mr.. JAS.
L. CARY, respectfully announce him
as Il canaidate for the House IF Rep
r"scntatlvcs, sliblcct to the Dcmocrn
| tic Primary Election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
no THE PUBLIC!

We come among you rs Rrsincs
men, conducting ii straightforward.
Legitimate trade, giving il all case
full value for the monry} Selling our
RANGES ut one uniform price,
the goods delivered, set Up and fully
guaranteed i'll every instance to work
to perfection. In the manufacture
of these RANGES We use only the
very best material that can be oh
tanned for money. We adopted the
plan of delivering our RANGES at
the homes of purchasers, for the bet
ter accommodation Of such purohas
crs, and the more readily to Introduce
an article becoming moro and moro
household necessity:
Years Of experience and practical
tests have demonstrated tho superi-
ority of wrOugkt-iron RANGES over
Nll other kind Of ranges or cooking
stoves, on account of their great du-
rability, larger cooking capacity, ease
of management, certainty of opera
tTon, and solid economy iIt uso of fit
cl. In all these points the "HOME
COMFORT" RANGES stand unri-
vailed, and the unprecedented de
mand for them from al parts of the
country to8tiics stronger than words
to thcir great popularity; and the uni
versal testimony Of thousands of fam
lies, hotels, restaurants, public and
private institutions now using the
'ItOME COMFORT" is, that they
are not only unsurpassed, but unc-
quaIcd by any other cooking appara-
tus upon the market: -
Respectfully
WrOughtIrOn Rahge Co.
may 28J 2'n
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22

gers and. presiding officers of the
Club, and tho correctness of the said
return shall at the same time be GER
tilted by the same persons.
VI. The ballot box containing tho
ballots, the poll list and certified re-
turns, with Il copy OF the club list,
shall be forwarded the following day,
securely lockuCt 0r sealed, through one
OF the ma,age's to be designated in
writing by the presiding officer of the
club to the County Executive Com
mittce.
VII. The County Executive Com
mittce, shall meet ut Pickcns G.. H.,
at y NJ, on the day immediately fol
lowing the election, to aggregate tho
votes cast and shall continue in scr-
sion until they have completed the
same, when the election shall be pub:
hcly declared. And those receiving
the highest number Of votes for
the respective Offices shall be de
charcd tho nominees Of the Delnocra.
tic party for the several Uf1iccs, fol
which they have roteivel such votes
VIII. If it shall be proved to the
satisfaction of ma jority OF the Coun
ty Executive Committee TINT tho
managers of tho election at any club
have, knowingly, permitted any per
son who has not given satisfactor,
evidence that he is bona-tide Demo
crat, to cast his vote, the entire vot
Of such box or boxes shall be throw
out by the said County Exccutiv
Committee.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
The blackberry G'rOp.

The blackberry crop this year is n
good one; and should bcutilizc.1. The
TaltiG Of tits crop is not rs much ap-
prceiht6d rs it should be. One bushcl
OF berries is worth, about one dollar
per bushel, and pays tho picker we'll
for his labor ct that price:
Good wine can be made at n cost Of
OF from forty tu fifty cents per gallon,
which answers as we'll in sickness as
that which costs from one and Il half
to two dollars per gallon in the mar.
ket. Besides, it is as healthy Il lux
ury as one can use, and in tie reach
Of all. Blackberry jam and ntarnm
lade arc always good, ready, and cas-,
lily made. Now is the time to take
advantage of this crop.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
Gptting Married.

Getting married is a brsiiioss. --
Commercially speaking, it is retail:
because but two articles are taken at
n time. The woman takes the man
and tho man takes the woman. Us
Tally n good many people are inter
estoI IL tho bargain. Sometimes it
is some of their business and somo.
times it is not But this makes no diff,
erencoJ they aro Interested any way.
Ehey usually know when the bargain
is made and when the contract is
closed; Their SUGGESTIONS are inya[
liable iii their own estimation, HnA
they seem nIortal.I andr etornnlly
wounded unless thoy have most tn I :
in arranging the d9tails of tbot n}2s3
inpo@s&a: o22ss5;oa.~~.FY3rohos 2Yr,sJ.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
Ehc County qnInpniMtc.

The County Campaign for Pick
ems County opens ut Central ON the
4th OF August next, only twelve dnvs
of. Owing to the continued wet
weather, the farmers of the County
VIII have to work in their crops later
than usual, SO they will not have
much time to rest before that time.
1t is understood that The different
c0nthtlGtcS Will be at these meetings,
and discuss before the people the diff
fcrcnt issues Of the day. The far
nt"ls' movement is one Of the new
questions, md will, ii i'll prohabili
tv, be brought out and put on trial.
1t is claimed by the opponents to the
refOrmmtivcs advocated by the friends
OF the farmers movement, that many
OF their recommendations are imprnc-
ticNblc, and not sound, and cannot
Sttccccd; that tite farmers have nl-
ways hNd II majority III the General
Assembly and have done nothing for
themselves. However true this mav
be, it must be conceded, once they
get organized and in earnest with
good sound practical men for their
leaders, they will be power in the
land for good. AS a class they are
tho pillars Of the democratic party,
and arc entitled to hearing III the
selection of the nominees Of the party.
This right has been already ten
dcrod them III 4Abbcyillo ard some
of the other Counties IN the selection
OF delegates to the State Convention;
which meets Oh the same day our
County canvass opens at Central
We have no doubt these discussions
will be instructive and interesting to
the voters Of Pickens, and as we know
the different candidates to be gentle
men Of high standing, we may antic-
ipato q pleasant day to all who may
turn ont to see and hoar them.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
The Press Associations

Last week the Association held one
OF its most pleasant and profitable
meetings, ii the city Of Spartanburg.
This was one OF the times the Asso-
citation met for business, and it acted
on the motto "business before pleas
ure,"
Spartanbr1rg never does anything
by halves, 80 every member Of the
Association was glad on account of
its having hccn elected as the place
OF meeting. On tho night oftIro 18th
a most ..superb reception was given
by the ladies of the Kennedy Library,
and OH tho evening of the 18th the
members were. invited to attond o
Cantata at The Opera House, render
ed by the young ladies' and gentle
fneI OF the city. In refinement, ole
gAnco, beauty md propricty, the pen
1ornhattce surpassed anything we
have ever seen before tho footliphts.
By encouraging stch performances
SpartanburG with her excellent motc.
nal can make herself independent of
professionals. and wlold powerful
influence IN elevating and reGninp
public sentiment in this regard,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
r. S. MORGAN.
BANK BLoCR,
Gre enviI1e, a. CT
DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES
Custom Made Goods 4 Speciality.

hAarDlES-Kid, a. Goat, Glove Kid. Giovg
G1opS' Dongola, Pebble, Glove Calf Veuf
nma ma; mp, and A: Calf, SHOES in buttoI
,,Iuo "u ,ace OF all qualities and stvlcs.
,v;,h ;a'h1ow.All the above III Misses sizesr
school ii"mte m grades specially adopted fey
oisiiLi?RENS'-In Childrcny, shoos +
nn.cInaf S.fies pest adapted to dcrclnpt tb6
,ieo on '' pi thc eject, and at the gsrna lind
and n,niit;a mvIiress IN appearancc. Al gyodcd
MENS'-B Boots of best tarr,r,. ..,, ,.,.
&stto hn&tohsi @ro anu double uppors, plain and
Etcnch Kip Boots, plain and box losa
Wax Kip, p. Calf and $. Kip Boots,
with and screw bottoms.
MENS'-Drcss Shoes of beat French Cp,k,
hand, scwed, made in Congress, Uuleon
aud Balls
My Englsh Waukcnphas, Shoes ar. Ind
best on the market.
| can furnish IIand-sew al. cork bole
shoes in Congress Lace or ,futon.
Best American calf Shoes B.. anv utyle,
quality and price.
Frcuch Kip. Planter Ties nnccraUcd fof
comfort and wearing qualities.
MEMS fIcavy Goods. Ioncr {. .,tccA of
SHOES for everyday wear e &r.ou cx.
crllcncc.
Brogans, high and mcdiun eat. ofP.
Calf, lined and unilcd.
Kip and Wax Brogans, high ur.d mc,};,m
cut, peg aud screw bott0ms, illIu raT
top s"lcS, made of first qral'}1 stvch.
BOIS'-Boots and Shoes, ru"riug Ia ounl-
ity and style with Mems GuoGS, Stun
uSua(l! low prices.
| have everything usually T., pI in First
Class Boot and Shoe Store
FG- Many years experience rs 4 iltcr,'
enables me to aid those VIII Hyyc tcr&cr
feet in selecting Shoes for Gov fnr Weak
ankles can be strengthened auU jcto;n}ily
OF feet prevented by the aid "f an cupcS
rlcnccd filter. give my y, .,on"I a.jca-
tion to This branch of my bus 49,
As. =. MORO an,
Successor to Abel sua sIy, s,ac;
sept q, 1885 /
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
The Place E0u arc Rocking
For.

Sal,ida, n. G. On tie Ashc,ille and
Spartanburg Railroad, is one Of the
most delightful summer resorts in
Western North Carolina. It's clcva-
ton above SpnrtanburG is 1,4G3 feet,
aud it is surrounded by tho most
magnificent mountain scenery. The
Mountain House, owned md opera
ted by Mr. 4. Tanner, in its location,
equipment and management, is nll
thc Most fastidious could wish
1t is set upon n rounding knoll cnvi
roned with magnificent balsams
Its rooms are the tidicst, and its Ia
blos most txccllcnt.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
M'FAIxL'S
A L M A II A g
EHS1N
L 81 Is g.
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TH - >
.TgtIN.

The 4th-Somcthing over q hundred
years ago,-if you romcmbcrf the boys
had a big time. George Washington
was then considered great mainland
no doubt was smart man, bit great
changes has taken place since, and now
we have plenty Of men who can do q
thing that Goorgo'nover could do. The
glorious 4th has somewhat lost its vim
in this country. But on Election years
people still continue to wear out
HATS AND HERE THEY ARE.
Hats for boys and hats for girls
Hats to wear on pretty curls.
Hats for summer hats for fall.
Hats for low us we'll rs tall.
WurrE HATS BROWN HAS, DRAB HATS.
Hats for ladies hats for gents
Hats from ten to I'D knundrcl cents,
Hats low crown and brims so wide
Hats for all who walk or rilto.
STRAW HATS RUSH HATS PALM HATS.
Hats for young mtn, hats for CID,
Hats to wear in hot or cold.
Hats for the poor, hats for the rich,
Hats, htts, hats, YOU nGvcr saw sich
Go0D HATS, NEW HATS, Cnj3Ap HATS.
Hats for sunshine, hats FOR rain,
Hats for all who como again;
Hats for those who always pay,
Hats for few who'll run awt;y.
OhD HATS, SHoDDy HATS, BLACK HATS.
Hats for clever candidates.,
Hats for nil who pay their delfs;
Hats here for you, don't pass lity door
Hats, hats hats, at McFAhh,s Store
FUH HATS, WOoL BATS, MA"ILLA HATS.
Umbrellas, Checks, Iurns, Siirtiugs,
Flour, Meal, Bran, Grit2, Rice, Bacon,
Peck, Hams, I.Hrd, and Coffee.
w at. EIcET3El-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
AFTERNOON:


=, " A"hlN''f'N' '"iN
\" inc ilcadS OF Department IN the
Service OF the General Govern
mont
dno,r th;s nro,. ,;.
~ ..'. ' - " l,'iT' '"''e !" Ni,'
''"''H N"l1' "'i S"oor"'h"'cS III the
several departments and all Office
holders m'd,r thr mrnerol govern
Itiynt hsains, ;Io use Of their official
,,c,;t;,,,. :, o,4,,,,,,. ! ,.,,,.,
-. " ',''i''' ~ '''''''" l''-
"''c;" movements III their respect
i've localities. Office holders are the
agents of tine pcoplc.--not their mas.
fcrs Not o,,I,. :. +ho;r tir;, o,,,,o
l,r 1rn - u,n ,.,'.,,,,,.:.,',! ',I ,, ',, 40
IVA ,','' ~ VIC o =, q i'''''.',' '''' ''''|
"Ao"i;t sc"u2nI'U3Iy "vold III their
pVlilcai action as we'll a. iii the dis
charg" of their duty, o.}cndin~ bv .
d;s:,,r,y nc o,,t,..,y;,., ,,,,4o...l,;, u,.;
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22

Supervisefs Of Registration, Trial
Justices ans. Cohstables, nre impor.
tant snd paying offices. why should
not the petpIe be consulted in maxi
ing their selection of the men to Gil
each Of these Offices, The first OF
these pays two mtndred dollars per
anum by the State The others are
paid by the County, No officer has
more power to have peace and order
at home than the trial justice. He is
not only to- great extent, the gtars
dian of tho rights of tho people, but
the preyentor OF strife and Htisstiotf
among neighbors who should be
friends. Lot the people soy wko
they want, and the Governor vii
i've them theiY choice, grhyis don
cYafir II IS right
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
For the Senate.

nes~ The friends Of Hon. Jous
II. Bowen respectfully annojmce him
as candidate for the Semitic, sub
ject to the PRIMARY Election
EsaS" The MANY friends of Hon. w.
L. FIELD respectfully announce him
as cariddate for re election to tho
Senate, subject to the Primary.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
,Fhe EEillLands of E'Sckens.

The Ri!i Lands OfESSek3ns.
! We suppose it is not gererally
| known that there are thousands Of
acres of land in Pickens County that
could be bought at from ten cents TO
one dollar per acre, The enquirer
would say what sort Of land is it? We
would answer That it is more on ICsa
hllly with Il gradual sloro ascending
to the blue Ridge. intc>sporscd with
cold springs, clear running branches,
small valleys, and rich ll-sidcs, Gov
cred with It great variety and album
dance Of timber. Many of these
slopes face The sun and arc protested
from the cold winter winds bv the
larger hills towards the north, and
consequently produce carly grass and
vegetation in tho spring, mthiuy
these land valuable for grazing stock.
All kind Of fruit grow wciI eli these
southern slopes where they nave been
cultivated. WId ar"pc$, mnlScodincs,
hucklc berries. Wah!uts, hickory-nuts,
chcstnuts, hasclnuts, chincapins, &c,
grow III abundance naturally,
In the valleys and on the richer ad.
Jaccnt hills, corn, oats wheat irish 10
tatocs, cabbage and other things grow
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
For County Auditor.

r'D~ Mr. GricE is presented tothc
voters Of Picllcns County, Us a candi-
date for the Office Of County Auditor,
subject to the Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS.
10" Mr. J. j. CLYDE is presented
as II candidate for reelection to the
office of County Auditor, subject to
the Primary Election:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
announcements. "A
Fol Congress.

Ray The friends of JUboE j. S.
CoTHRAN announce him as u tpndi-
date for Congress from the Third
Congressional District, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary or
Convention, whichever plan may be
adopted
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
Public Meetings.

Tuesday the 18th day of August was
fixed for tho Primary Election. So
fies Of meetings wero ordered, and
candidates are expected to DO Mt each
meeting and givo their viows upon ths
public measures OF the day, The nuctt
ings will bo held ns follows:
Central, Wednesday, August. .....4 4th
hurricane; CSchool Housu) Thursday,
August. Observation-Disclosures. 9th
Eostatoe, Friday, August. .. 9th
Pumpkintown, Saturday, August 7th
Fosters Store, Monday, August. 9Th
Dacusvillc, Tuesday, August. -: 10th
Cross Plains, Wednesday, August, 1lth
Easlcy, Thursday, August. 18th
Liborty, Friday, August. .........13th
PickncsC. H., Saturday, August ..14th
n. a. CHILD, Chrn
G. II. CARPENTER, Scc'ry.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
For Probate judge.

E3aj" Mr.. j. B. NEwpERY is prcscll
tcd rs a candidate for the Office nF
Probate Judge, for the County Of
Pickens, sahjcrt to tht PRIMARY
Election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
Rules for Governing the Pri-
Tnnry Election Adopted by
the County Convention, Ju-
Iy :Su, 1855.

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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-22
Accents to the g'copfC.

The following executive order was
issued IVY III" Prcsidci:t Wednesday
afternoons:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-18
Iseau1Ifx tIne Ce1neter,..

It has been suggested that an easy and economical way to beautify the City Cemetery, would be for each of our citizens to purchase tree, shrub or flower and either plant it himself or have it planted. By this means the committee, which has been inde- fatigable in its efforts to ordain Gods acre." would in a great meas ure be relieved from. duty they find it impossible to carry out owing to lack of funds.
 THE TOMBSTONE believes that if the committee, comprised of the follow ing gentleman, A. J. Ritter and Dr. G. E. Goodfellew representing the general public; John Montgomery, Coch se county; G. $. Bradshaw, the Odd Fellows; Ben Cook, the Free Masons; G. w. Swain, inc Knights of Pythias, and T. A. Keefc the Fire De partmcnt, would meet and designate some day in April, as an arbor day as it were, then citizens would generally respond to the suggestion made above.