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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-30
Allen Long Staple Cotton Seed.

Those who have spoken to me for
the above named seed, had better
come and get them soon, as they are
going rapidly and / will not be able
to supply the demand.
II. b. HEATH
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-30

Mr.. Ike Davids, representing James
Adams a CO., New York and Louis
vile, cigar dealers, was in town this
week.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-30

Insure your gin-liuuses, dwellings
and lives through r Lakes General
insurance Agency. ...
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-30
SATURDAY, JAN. so. 1856.
Birmingham andAtlantic


Memphis, Birmingham andAtIantic
Rail Road Time Card.
In Effect December go, 1885.
noING SOUTH GOING NORTH
. NJ M Il T ii
400, 5 80 Lv Memphis Ar II Is, 735
80, ! IS Ar Holly Sp Ar 100, 80
s25, 10 40 " Water Y. 6 03, IL IS
a00,ll II +" Coffvlle. 531, 10 50
II % Torrance SIS. 10 40
s25,ll As " Grenada 4 IS, 10 p
10 l0,l21l " Duck Hill A %, 915
10 34,l Il So I" Winona Lv 408, 8 20
Trains of the NJ. B. & A. Rail Road
wait on trains of the |. c. Rail Road
when delayed, insuring connections.
Tickets on sale at all coupons points
10 Memphis and Arkansas and Texas
points. JAS. S. DAvANT,
W, ?. DUNAvANT, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Superintendent.
l. G. LEAKE, JR., Vice-President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-30

Subscribe for the GAZETTE.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03
WHAT NEXTe
inc Spanish Fishing Smack Chle-
tide Seized
"n i'or'dS by sU. :. Cutter for yIot,tinv
s"'"s hs"s-A warlike Consul stand.
Germany on with the
stars and stripes.

'A'ksoNvlLLs, Fla, May si.-A Times.
c"'oR special from Cedar Keys saws: The
revenue cutter Dix, Captain Fengar. az.
rived In port at 9 p. m. yesterday with the
spanish hshins smack Chlotilde. of Hnv.
ana which She captured of Anclote Rev
%, this State, for violating the bsb.
Fly laws 10y fishing within thtsa
leagues OF the American sbor,
anu irregularities in her papers. The chic
,'ius has I, ,OCo salt fish aboard The crew
S1hslsts OF ten men and officers. none 81
wh9m speak English. She now lies i'm this
harbor with prize crew from the Dix on
BOARD. The captain has been reported 10
'ne authorities in Washington.
MELBOURNE, May 3l.-Advices from ga.
mos, of date May ~, state that GER
man man man war proceeded 10 the terri
tory OF King Tomasese. whom Ger
many upholds against King Malie-
toa. The British and American Consuls
az Apia drew up n formal protest
against Germany's subversion of King
maIetoa's authority, and, i'm response to
,nat rulers appeal for protection. the
american Consul hoisted the Samoan
under the American flag. and immedi-
ateiy telegraphed TO President Cleveland.
notifying him OF his action i'm establishinr
tory.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03
Some Intersstinu Elnures.

WAsHiNoTON, May 3i.-A statement
issued by the Treasury Department shows
that the revenues for last year Of the Gov
ernment we're at the rate of s5Gs per head
OF population aud the expenditures at the
rate OF St51 per capita. This is quite
change in the last quarter of century. for
in 90 the per capita income was only Si. IS
and expenditures, S2Ol. The revenue has
been as low as ~ cents for each in
habitant, a. was the case in is4i. and under
stimulus Of war taxes has risen 10 Alb ~
per head. a. il did in 1856 The differences
between the maximum and the minimum
annual expenditure for other purposes than
the payment Of the principal Of the public
debt have been even greater. In is45 we
spent SLID for each person then in the
country. and in 1863 1914 For the last
twelve years the net revenue, eleven
twelfths Of which comes from the product
Of taxation. has ranged from maximum Of
5000 ~ lnS2 Go a minimum Of fj4g in ISIS
During the same period expenditures have
varied from s5.O7 ia ls5f TO s4.ag in 1854.
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The Canadian fIshsrIs, snuahhl..

HaLirAN. ~ s., May 3l.-The schooner
Amos y. from Canso, report the Dominion
fishery police boat J.. Hewlett cruising In
that neighborbOod The American schoon-
ers james s. Garfield Frederick Gerring
and Green Leaf have been officially reported
a. having purchased bait within the Cana
dian limits as well as other vessels whose
names have not been learned n Is under
stood that cruisers viii attempt 20 seize
those vessels should they be met With The
Garfield IS stated ~ have procured bait and
ice In Bras D'Or Lake. and the other two
obtained 6eirs 81 Canso and Fox Island
Many American fishing scho0ners are be
lieved % be lowering about the Nova SEQ
tia coast. but their fears increase with the
departure % each new fishery cruiser from
port
ST JoHN. n B.. May 20 THE Dominion
fishing cruiser fansdowne received orders
last night to proceed to sea this morning
Her destination D. unknown
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03
THE PRESIDENTS MARRIAGE.
"here the Historical Ceremony IL to he
feriorned-Mis CIeveIand's Opinion
oil Her sister-in-Law, that IL to Bc.

where the Historical Ceremony .. to n.
Performed Miss CIcveIand's opInion
OF Her Sister-in-Law that IL to Be.
WAsmNGroN, May 5i.-The approaching
marriage of the President continues the
Iuiihg topic OF talk. IL is understood that
MISS Cleveland will have the order
ing or the house for the brides
arrival and that she has given
up the elegant boudoir in the southwestern
por'ioh OF the building and which has
neen assigned To all the ladies regnant at
the White House. This room possesses
many beauties. The walls have "A eravisb
tint blended with pompadour coloring.a and
the carpet harmonizes with them The
furniture Il of "A light pattern, and modelled
IN imitation of bamboo President Cleye-
lahd mas used the same apartments n the
other Presidents, in the northwest corner ~
the building, where the picture of his Iedv-
rove was 70 he seen on his dressing-table
Dr. sunderland, the Presidents pastor.
ana the man who will perform the mar
rluge ceit mony, - Republican. and was
fhther bitter on Mr. Cleveland during the
campaign. But when the President got to
washington, and he and his sisters found
there the man who had been their mothers
pastor In the little town where they lived
III NeW N1rSr the memory OF that dear
mother and the love for any one VINO had
been associated with her was too strong L.,
Influence by political feelings, and they
were soon found in the congregai.o .on OF
tne fOura nd-a-half-street Church The
Blue Parlor, in which the wedding will oc-
cur, was the scene OF the marriage Of John
Quincy Adams son in 1926, while his father
was President and of President HAYES
niece, Miss Platt, To General Hastings.
Only about twenty persons will witness the
ceremony. The few invitations sent out
were in the form OF personal notes from
the President, reading as follows
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nav %. 1886.
my DEAR Nix. ---I am 10 loo mar
ried on Wednesday evening at O'Clock at
the White House TO Miss Folsom II will
oe very quiet affair, and / will be ex-
tr, meiy gratifed at your attendance on
the occasion. Yours sincerely.
"GROvER CIEyELAND.r
Miss Cleveland was reported as saving
to-day: My brother might have searched
the world over without finding a sweeter
.lurer girl or one more worthy or filter for
the position she is about TO assume"
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Philadelphia marble pile. the city
hall. is still unfinished Between ff1'-
OOO.c0O and si2.OpO.O0O have been exc
pended upon 10 since ttc laying o. .te
corner stone iu 1872. ltis the la &
building. finished or in course Of COM
pletiOn. IN the United siates. ana +. es-
timated 60 cover 2. 800 more square feet
than The capitol 500 Washington. The
tower on the north side viii bc eur-
mounted hy 20 statue of Penn. ar.i ils
extreme height when completed viii
be $50 feet 10 has now reached "a
height OF ZfO feet PM0dclphia Prcs6
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DANGEROUS Fun

Nr~roHr ~ J., May ~ Last wedoes.
day night an attempt was made ~ bro,r
into the store Of n. g. Blanchard hero
since then John Branch the clerk who
sleeps in the store has kept close watch
Inst night the boys here thought 10 srare
MIN by rappinS on the door with n piece 81
Iohi lhiniing them burglars. the clerk
one boy, John Alexander in the bead ma
lhHIctnR very dnngernn. .lnnnd
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03

CHoeo May 80 Nr and Mrs EdsIn
Thorue. oi England came 90 THIS country
about two vceks ugo. They reached fhis
city iast Friday. While u Washington
Mrs. Ihorno nDticed % pin oi the black
mourning Kind in her pillow at tho hotei
Endeavoring Co., eNfr.cnte it sho prcked
hcr thumh. shortly after reaching Chi.
cngo % Ue9an 90 pain heF She Died oi
blood poisoning at the Grsnd Pacific Yes-
tegdaY morning.
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Blue and Gray IoIu in strewInu rlow,,,

CHAHiEsroN, w. Va, May ~ About
hve hundred Confederate and Union sol.
a'er' met together yesterday in this city.
Vance. Of Ohio. for the Union soificr, ,,'i
captain John =. Swami. for The Confe,Ie,.
stcs, n procession lTns formed and marched
70 the cemetery. with severnl y usenns io,d.
Nv. VIII y, ngwcrs whore they proceeded to
decorate the graves of Blue n nd Grav.
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LIberaI charoh suh,rrln.lna.

WA-nfsoroS May ~. The pastor Of tho
'bnrcn Of tho Covenant announced 10 his
congregation 90 dsy that debt of ei0a 90
siih remained on the church. eD0o had
been raised aud $1,000 wa- covered ssiib a
morigage a subscription vn. a. orce
started 10 raise the balance ana h, ,t,irt.,
minute ti.Hu was subscribed Jusfioe
strong ~ Zoe q $ supreme Cottrf cl,
fribufcd EfnOraI ''H
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Confederate Graves 10 be peoor,,sd

SANi q EY, o.. May 20 The graves Of tho
Couit d"rate dead ON Johnson's Island
Lake Erie, will be decorated Tomorrow bv
Mcheens Post q. \ r., of this city. Dur-
lng the war over fifteen thousand prisoners
than Two hundred dead were buried there.
but few OF the graves being now marked
congress, Southern Legisint,fres sud
southern MasOnic Lodges will be- asked 10
the cemetery and keep il iu decent order
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Thsy Toak lhe connIn Mnneu

Sr' Iotis No. May 0-Ths store a.
VIM J. Farbertv 81 Perryvilio. co,p,v
20, ot Ferry County. No, was burglsri1od
open aud between e3.0f0 AMI a. nlf sfl,,,,
iN, packages containing t3. 90 urfs oyer
ppked. aud -ome small sums baionring h.,
ntp9Ii2is we're left behind 81. Farhert,
,, @ county treasurer. and most of fhe
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03
Bad Place 20 raE. Nan.

CtVroS. Is.. May 81 The Midlasd pas.
senger train running from Anamos1. this
morning ran over three Young Gsmnns
who had been ~ p dance 30 Goorc Lake
last night had become drunk aHf laid
down ON the track 60 sloep They were
farm hands, shortly arrived from the oid
country One died soon after. another
win die and the third was only slightly
bruised
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W'-mS roN. May ~ Tho winter ebe,t
crop hos 20 many large sections been t,.ii.
fu ~ insect enemies but b. b. rrs
tnai while TIC crop VIII not COME De.rl'
w tp carrier prophosies ~ au immoos.
yieig' There viii still bo a fair averogo
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-06-03

a cH' rLsr from The Porte n the Pow.
crs COMPLAINS thnt the Greeks are dilatory
ia disaruing
THE Chamber of Deputiei has voted
10000 francs 20 the fund for the establish
ment of the Pastcur institute
THr Provincial mayors throughout Boi
gium have issued orders prohibiting the
Socialist demonstrations announced for the
18th of June.
GryFHAL SfR DoStin " srrw,sr T. q.
D.. and Major General Sir John McNeill
sailed Tor Ncw York on board the steamship
Aurania.
Corsr X'QrFvt. Governor ~ Madrid
while examining revolver on the Jist. ~.
cidentaiiy discharged thc eesr0u the han
entering his side BE- g. iu a pferarious
condition
Tuy Austrian ministry is divided upon
The question of che duty b. be- placed on
importnt ons of petroleum. aud BE- i. con.
sidored not Improbable that their resiena
tioua will BE sent in.
Az Impeuaii.t Congress was held ,s
Paris. on ihe Uih There were one hmm
ired Bonapartist Deputies and ionrnali.f.
present They showed great lack of nnif,
There is q strong schism between the IA
herents Of Prince Victor and Prince
Jerome
InrEr were reported DO Venice Yn thf
aHth ihirt1 Two new cases of cbu.crs anf
twelve deat60
~ the recent tournament OF Tho
NeW hngiand Trap shooters As-otia-
iion several small bows were hired fg
'end ihc traps 80 thc hr.t event tne
word "pull was given. buf ro bsIs
Few AWAY This occurred flr.. tiroa.
Then the oldest boy arose and "A mord.
ed ',one dollar and n hslf q dav or mo-
work. They gof tAc raise. 3D. Bouoa
HerQid
aa
cur language daily grow. in
boanty and comprchpusivenrs Rock
ianc Ne. announce. the eesttDli.hment
Of Q "fhiucry' ' n that burg.
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'"if 500 May 80 The trienniaf Conven.
ton of tbe Protestant Episcopal church ~
III. n,,ea states vii hc boid boz Cenfrsi
Nu-Ic HaiL ihicaG0. beginning Ootolser II
"nd continuing five weeks
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fiIIsH' Hcn. ft. MAY a0 Andrew cor.
neRie. the m liionaira Steal r..o,,f...,.,-
hh fivcm t-ho1 o. Allegheny Cnv f1e
establishing irer library and music b-fi
b..,. n "fd.i0n io Dis gift of s5OJ.0l0 ~
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CEREDO WAYNE co. w. VA. THURSDAY JUNE 3 Ns
WORKING HARD.

Tho Knights OF Labor Convention al Cie,c.
land Gets Down to Busines.-Insrcs.e Ina
the Membership OF the Executive Hoard
Proposed Treaty OF Peace with tn.
Trsdes-t nionists-r biiity OF an AN.
snce with the National Orange.
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Cur language daily grow. in
1eanty and comprchenayencss Rock
ia1oi Ne. announces the esttUli.hment
Of p "sAirery ln tiat burg
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
Cross Roads Items,

4 good many of the farmers
think that the cotton crop is in
jured in the Third by the recent
drputh.
The farmers in this settlement
will only give thirty and forty
cents per hundred to have cotton
picked this season. That is a
plenty, considering the present
price OF cotton.
Messrs. King & Arnold, the
cotton men of this section, have
already gathered two bales of cot
ton to the mule. They will make
a good crop.
Mr.. Duncan McLain's hand
some face and genial manners are
missed very much in the social
gatherings at the Cross Roads
now. He can be found at A. j.
Baldwin d Co.'S, where he will
be pleased to see all Of his friends.
The Cross Roads mourneth the
loss Of one OF her dudes. He left
last Monday.
George McLain has an aching
void in the place where his heart
ought ought to oe, which can be
filled no nearer than Sumter City.
Mr.. J. j. McLain and family
have been rusticati4g in Sumter
county for the past week.
Miss Dollie Hollomau, who has
been visiting the family of Mr..
Mark Holloman, returned home
last Sunday.
Mr.. Lpeius Durham has the
boss baby of this district. It Is
only three months old and weighs
IS pounds. 1t is unusually bright
for its age, besides being a very
handsome child.
The correspondent from this
| place to the Southwestern News
intimated last week that ours
would not be the banner Sunday,
school for the next quarter. We
fully agree with said correspond,
! cnt, rs sickness and various other
causes have prevented tie u:aa
attendance.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
local Lacon.cs.

4 mcrciatit aione In drsulate store
Sang "Willow, tit willow, tit willow!"
said 70 him, "Why, are yon pacing the
floor,
Singing Willow, tit-will0wi'
"Alas;n he replied, as he s,nothered his
cries,
II thought It was nonsense 10 advertise,
And now I've no custom at all bit flies,
OH willow, tit-willow, willow!"-Ex
In giving an account of the horrible af
fair in another column we forgot to mention
that one Of the parties is reputable citi-
zen of the county and the other Il huge
rattlrsnake.
Miss Matte Bell entertained pleasant
company Of young ladies and gentlemen
last Monday evening, the occasion being
her 18th anniversary. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Captain Bill Kaigler returned from north
Georgia Sunday much benefited in health.
He can now talk from early morn till
dewy eve about his pet project-watcr-
works for the city.
The waterworks question has been killed
for the present, but a good many of our
people want them still. We will have
them after awhile Dawson is going to
be the biggest and best town in Georgia,
anyhow.
Fall fights opened in this office last Mon
day afternoon among the compositors,
Parties interferred and separated the puA
gilistc printers before the shooting stick"
was brought into use and anyone distigur-
ed.
The Congressional delegation, composed
of Hon. o, B. Stevens, Mayor w. II.
Baldwin, Judge j. NJ. Simmons, Coils. j.
NJ. Griggs and S. I. Jordan. DIR. j. r.
Lamar and others, left Tuesday for the
convention at Camilla. May justice and
wisdom direct their deliberations.
Coils. Johnathan Orr and Jim Sharp
Farnum have drawn up an agreement be-
tween themselves to the effect that the
first one appearing on the streets on
Sunday must pay the other fifty cents.
The Colonels will hereafter devote Sunday
afternoons to learning their Sunday school
lessons.
Messrs. Aleck Forester and Ed and
Glib Martin, Of Lee county, were in the
city last Monday to buy buggies from the
well-known firm OF T. J. Hart & Co. Mr..
Forester says lie used one OF Hart & Co. s
buggles for eight years and thinks them
the best made, They reported the cotton
crop of Lee badly damaged by the drouth.
One application will greatly relieve and
often cure the worst sore eyes. The best
known remedy for granulated lids is Dick
ey's Painless Eycwater Have no other.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
Nhn Rest R.nin.

In these warm days people
should be very careful what they
drink. The tendency of some
people to deluge their stomachs
with all sorts of iced beverages,
such as mixed drinks, soda and
mineral waters, and others Of
their kind, is very deleteriou5 and
unwholesome. These drinks, if
taken moderately, are often re-
freshing and benefciai, but in
temperance, even in cold water, is
very dangerous. The best rule is
to drink the least you comforta-
bly, can and keep you temper,even
if the mercury goes through the
top of the thermometer.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
A Letter From a Dawson Tourist.

EDITOR JOURNAL: In com
pany with nay friend, A. j. Car
yer, | left Dawson the 9Th inst !,
for trip to Richmond, Ky, and
other places of interest. We
reached Lexington, KY, 30 miles
from Richmond, a distance of 900
miles, the 9th inst, and in conse-
quence of the train being about
two minutes late, we had to stay
in Lexington all night and go to
Richmond the next morning,
which place we reached in time to
see the opening of the Richmond
Fair, which lasted four days.
For fine horses, mules, cattle and
hogs, | have never seen a display
that equaled it.
We are i'll the famous Blue
Grass region that you have heard
SO much about, and | must say that
it has not been over-estimated,
though in soine respects it is diff.
ferent from what | expected.
Water is scarce an / very bad and
land higher in price than /
thought. 1t is almost impossible
to purchase real estate at any
price, anS when it is sold it is
never for less than 500 per acre
and frequently more. The lands
produce finely, and corn, wheat,
oats and the various grass crops
were never better.
Stock is especially fine and
high. $500 is a very common
price for a good buggy horse, and
from 81, ,20G to 81 300 is common
price for a pair of good horses.
| can feel but little, if any, diff
ference between the climate here
and in Dawson. 1t is equally as
warm here in the middle of the
day as it is in Southwest Georgia.
[ have noticed the people careful
ly and can't see that they look
any healthier or live any longer
than those in Terrell, and while
this is q magnificent country in
some respects, if everything is
taken into consideration it
will be found that nature has
dono equally as nauoh ful South
west Georgia as any section in the
world at least, it is the best
country | ever saw.
While in Richmond we are the
gu 2sts of John W. Fox, who en-
tertains us in good style and
shows us every possible kindness.
We go from here to Maysville,
KY, above Cincinnati, on the
Ohio river. w. G. X.
Richmond, KY, August II, '66.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
Horrible Affair.

From reliable parties we have
Just learned of a terrible fight
which took place in our county. a
few miles from town, a few DAYS
since. Two animals 1--WE would
blush to call them human heingS5
engaged in a difficulty, the details
of which are too shocking to re-
late. During the difficulty the
female companion of one of the
combatants came up and handed
gun to her husband and he de-
liberately placed the gun to the
head Of his PROSTATE antagonist
and blew his brains out For
fear of prejudicing the case of the
survivor we refrain from giving
the names of the parties until the
matter can be fully investigated.
The deceased leaves n large
family to mourn his loss whilo the
survivor stands well in his neigh
borhood.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
To Fill a Want Long Felt.

For an absolutely PURE WHIs-
KEY, which can be recommended
consUientiously to those seeking it
for medicinal purposes, we have
secured the agency for /. w. HAIR
PER's NELSON COUNTY WHIsKEY,
which stands at the very head of
Fl e whiskies made in Kentucky.
Shipped to us direct from the dis
tillery where it has been stored
for FIVE years, it has become as
soft and mellow as June apple
In flavor equal to the Imported
Cognac Brandy, and i'll purity far
exceeding 1t. Nj. 9. MINIS,
Dawson, Go.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
New Cl,urehsA.

Some time ago both the Baptist
and Methodist denominations of
our town were talking Of building
new churches. New houses Of
worship are greatly needed here,
and we hope the matter will take
definite shape this. fall, The
good women and business men of
our town can do anything to which
duty and good taste call. Should
the work be started, it will de-
serve and meet with the approval
and aid of our public spirited peo-
pie. Let the houses be built.
The work will be worthy the peo-
pie and creditable to the city.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26

Capt. VIA. Kaigier,a prominent
business man of Dawson, Ga, and
an old friend of the writer, was
one among several friends we met
at Salt Springs, last Sunday, who
we were more than glad to see.
The Captain related many things
of interest that have transpired
at our old home, which for time
made us rather home-sick. The
Captain was at Salt Springs un-
der pretense Of gaining lost
health, but from the 5 900 people
that were on the grounds we were
unable to single out a healthier
looking person, unless it was a
200-pound girl the Captain kept
his eyes fixed upon the hole
time we were talking; and she
was no better looking girl than he
was a man, we didn't think. Wa
co ENTERPRISE.
The Dawson journal., 1886-08-26
~ Fills the Bill

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and all proclaim Westmorelands'
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[ have seen that fully bears out
the PROMISES made by the sell
lers. We guarantee it.
Very truly yours, HI. G. Ed
MUNDs, Druggist and Physician.