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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-07
INl0ilGlS JlBlE Is 4 RETAILERS
OF
DIR y GOODS.

Have on htui At a Iim~s I splendid stock Of
DRESS GOODS SILKS MOURNING GOODS
LADIES AND MISSES WRAPS. JERSEYS.
SHAWLS. LINEN FABRICS. FLANNELS.
BLANKETS. QUILTS. GOODS ron MEN AID
BOYS WEAR, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS. GiNGHAuS,
PRINTS, SArINES, HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR, LACES &c.
We OFF, only such goods as we think will
prove OF good s,luc Tor the price pail. Tae
price IN PLATA figures marked oa every article.
rom whirh there Is ~ abatement.
Having been established in business in Bt'Ii
more tor 50 yeats, AID but; up a barge trade
by fair dealing, courtesy and attention to the
wants OF customer: we think it vi! bc TO the
tivluttge q; the readers oG hi, paper - lie I,
with as. Samples wall he sent 10 select frJm
when W. receive plain and explicit directions
O what is probably wanted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-07

ca tuge Tor ones Have put them in perfect VIC
order - N ke oder them At the extremely low pric
- zoo. Including a complete OF attachment
perfect Working order, OF them good new
w9gi .ssl lou.. Years
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-06-16
GOuRfu Correspondence.
MT. GALLAGHER.
PUERUM.

armcr have been planting over their
corn since he ~frcsot, it swept away
almost tho entire crops of bottom lands.
Some OF tho farmers still complain Of
having u bad stand of cotton. Tho
farmers of this section met on tho 4th,
for the purpose of organizing IL farmers
club, II small crowd gathcrd, but suni-
cient number to organize. Officers were
elected. also delegates. to represent the
Club Mt the township meeting which
was held at Moorc's Old Field on the 5th.
DR.. j. II. Smith has becn improving
his place considerably, has lust finish.
ed n nice and commodius office, and has
also had some improvements made on
his dwelling.
The happy couple of Tip Top have
moved in Il section for the purpose Of
making their home with us, we give
them II host wishes for their future
prosperity.
Mr.. l.. II. III. Daniel attended the daur-
terly meeting at Bethesda.
Mrs Janc Martin has been quite sick
but we arc glad now to say that she
IL improving.
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tom lands is the dependence for
corn in this section, the uplands
being in cotton.
The farmers of Waterloo town
ship, met at Moor's last Saturday,
and organized a Township Central
Club. Much interest was manifes-
ted in the farmers movement, but
as you, Mr.. Editor, will get the full
proceedings 1 will not comment.
Irwin Cooper, son of Mr.. S. NJ.
Cooper, fell from q cherry tree a
few days since and broke one of his
arms. He is doing very we'll.
Captain Y. j. Culberson lost n
fine cow this week. 1t seems she
was tied out to Craze, and became
entangled in the line. Tic by the
foot Captain.
Misses Nancy and Ollie Culber-
son, have returned from Il visit to
Waterloo.
Wheat in some places has the
rust, but we think it will not injure
it as it struck it too late.
Everybody is busy fighting the
grass.
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Personal.

Mr.. S. II snERARp is spending u few
days here.
Miss. SALLIE DoRRoM, OF Greenville
is visiting here.
Col. HUNT of the Newbcry Bar was in
town on Friday last.
Mr.. III. l.. FARLEY Of SDartanburg,
spent several days i'm town.
Miss. MINNIE COPELAND of Raynosa,
is visiting tho family of Mr.. j. III. CoPE-
LAND.
Miss Eva G.. Knight, of Union, is Wis
ting hor uncle, Mr.. w. s. Knight, of our
town.
Miss. MAMIE FERGUSON, a charming
young lady of Clinton is attending COM
mencemont.
Mr.. Arthur Mccain, son of Rev. Mr..
Mccain, formerly of this place, Wis
itcd in town last week,
Mr.W. j. GAINES of the Augusfa
Chronicle, is in the city in the interest
ofthis excellent paper.
Miss. SALLIE JONES, who has been
spending several Months in Columbia
and Edgeheld, has returned home.
Mr.. ID. M. PATTON will move his NAM
moth stock of Clothing in the elegant
storo-room nndcr the Bcndclla, in a fow
days.
A new grocery store and shooting Gal
lcry has been opened near the ADvEn-
TIsER Office. The proprictors are re-
spcctivcly, 10 and II years of age.
We had a pleasant call from editor
WALLACE Of h Ncwbcry Observer, on
Saturday last, he was on his way to
S~partanburg where ho delivered tho adj
dress before the alumni of Wofford Col
lego.
Mr.. d.. NJ. PATTON has, for four years
had the agency for the celebrated Chas.
Hciser Shoes, but as he has given up the
agency he proposes to soil his entire
stock consisting of IS pair, positiciy less
han cost.
We are indebted to Hon. w. G. BENKT,
for a pamphlet entitled, as the Negro
a Failuro?" 1t is n carefully prepared
paper and gives the correct solution of
this vcxcd question. Mr.. BENET says
the South needs ycomanry, not peasan-
fry
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DunIaD's Old Field.

Agreeable to call Of County Chair
man, Capt. G. w. Shell, q number
OF the farmers Of Hunters town
ship met at this place to-day, for
the purpose Of organizing Il Central
Cub was organized by electing
Maj. II. S. Griffin, Chairman, and
S. w. Vance Secretary.
The Club then proceeded to elect
two executive committee men.
II. j. Copeland and j. S. Blalock
were chosen.
The following gentlemen as dele
gates to County Convention:
Messrs j. w. G.. Bell, J. l.. Craw-
ford, l.. w. Blalock, w. II. Work
man, r.. G. Wallace, J.. T.. Boyd,
DIR. James Williams w. f. Bailey
and c. j. Workman.
The following resolutions were in
troduccd by Mr.. j. c. Davis, and
submitted without remarks:
WHEREAS our State Convention,
assembled in Columbia on the 10Th
Of April last, adopted a platform
and principles, endorsing the Pri-
mary plan Of nominating candi-
dates
Resolved, That we adhere to the
Primary plan Of nominating candi-
dates, as recommended by the State
Convention of Famers.
Resolved, I'd. That the people are
the best Judges of how and for
whom to cast their ballot.
Upon motion of Mr., w. III. Work
man, the resolutions Of Mr.. Davis
were tabled.
Upon motion Of Mr.. j. l.. Craw-
ford, the County papers were re-
quested to publish proceedings of
this meeting.
The Club then adjourned, sub
ject to call Of County Chairman.
r. s. GRIFFIN, Chm'n.
:. w. VANCE, Sec'y.
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Cross Hill Farmers Club.

a Central Farmers Club was organized
at Cross Hill I o day, az recommended by
County Chairman Shell, for tho purpose
OF electing delegates to the County Con
yontion, to be held at Laurons G.. H., on
tho 10th inst. The officers of tho Cross
Hill Local Club (Maj. II. r. Cunning
ham,, President and II. A. Austin, See
rotary, were, or motion of Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Toague, made officers of the Central
Club.
Delegats elected to tho County Conven-
ton were Messrs NJ. NJ. Teaguo, JAS. /.
Atkinson, Jas. a. Hill, IS. III. Goggans,
w. Il. Austin, Il. NJ. Cainc, w. Is. Fuller,
J. G.. Williams, David Burnside.
Members OF Executive Committee:
DIR. IL. NJ. Caine and Mai. II. N. Cunning
nam. On motion IL was ordered that
the preceding of this meeting DO pub
lished In the County Papers.
II. n. CUNNINGHAM,
President.
DAVID BURNSIDE, Sec'y.
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CROSS HILL.
MACK,

Mr.. William Weber, and Miss
Annie Weber, of Spartanburg,
have been visiting friends and rel
atives in this community.
Miss Edna T.. Spcakc, of Kinard,
is visiting friends and relatives
in this township.
w. l.. Turner is quite sick.
The wife of Capt. j. j. MCGOWAN,
who has been an invalid for more
than a year past, has been worse
than usual for some days.
Miss Estelle T.. Griffin, of Water
loo, has been visiting friends at
Cross Hill.
Mrs. Martha Coleman, wife Of w
b. Coleman, is quite sick.
Under the influence of good
weather and work, the crops are
looking better and the people are
in better spirits.
The death of Mrs. Willie Jones,
of Iaurcns will gricvc many Of her
relatives and fric DIS in this COM
munity. She spent q good many
years at Cross Hill, and her worth
and goodness are we'll known to
all.
In our communication Of last
week the type made US say that "a
few musical men" participated in
the game of base ball of which we
we're speaking. We intended to
write 1T "n few married men,"
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Our

The commencement exercises of tho
l~'aurcnsVillc Female College began on
Thursday evening by an exhibition of
the primary department. This depart
ment is taught by Miss Rosa Fouchc, an
accomplished lady and an experienced
eachcr. The various songs, c]horouses.
fecitations, calisthcnic exercises, ctc.,
OF her pupils ovinco Il complete control
OF the young misses, and their evening
was pronounced onc of the most pleas
ant of this occasion. The stage was made
very attractive by floral decorations, ar
ranged in an original and unique STYLE.
Friday afternoon and evening were
devoted to the art reception. The Young
ladies of the art class received their
friends and visitors in the College Chap
cl. a Dcvy Of beautiful little girls, tho
youngest OF the class, Misses Sallie Bail,
Mamie Ferguson and Lutte Wright, met
the guests ut tho door and conducted
thcm to the various art specimens on cX-
hibition. Although the collection of
specimens is not large, the work il far
superior to any exhibited by this fnsti-
tuition on former occasions. Mrs. Jack
son. who has charge OF this department.,
has been untiring in her efforts to build
up q large class, and has succeeded adj
mirahly. Besides beautiful landscapes
in pencil and oil, %placques Of flowers,
etc, VIC noticed specimens in tapestry
and hammered brass, arts of the 10th
century, which deserve special mention.
Tho b~accalaurcatc sermon was preach
cd on Sunday morning by Roy. DIR. Lane
OF Athens, Ga. The music upon his oc-
casion was furnished by n select choir
under the direction Of Mrs. j. T.. Wilkes
and was exceptionally good.
Monday at l0:3o a. m, members of the
various classes rendered selections, and
tho evening was devoted to Il concert by
music class,
To-day, Tuesday) Hon. w. C. Bcnct
VIII deliver the annual address, and at
SIP. IN. tho "swoot girl graduates will
bid farewell to alma mater.
The Commencement 'S6 Of tho l.. c..
gives ample evidence Of the prosperity
OF his honorod institution, and after Il
short vacation tho exercises will be re-
sumcd under oven more ilattcring pros
poets. Long live the LaurcnSviIlc Fe-
male College.
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cultural interest as tho most important,
and deem 1t necessary that everything
should be done to secure It's promotion,
we also regafd the commercial, manu-.
featuring and all minor industries,
equally essential to the prosperity of the
State, and that we invite and urge upon
al! citizens of the State tho great i'm
portnnce of united action ut this time tn
2crity MS the requirements. of the age
demands.
COMMENT.
WE OBsERvE:-That this Convention
was composed of intelligent men, who
arc not to be lead astray by extremists.
That so far, the Democratic Party is
safe.
That the sentiment embodied I'm the
resolution in regard to additional taxa
ton, is the sentiment of mon who look
before they leap.
That opposition to the Democratic
Primary received n "black eye"
That a few more conventions Of this
stripe will show what tho people really
want.
That passing n batch of res buttons
without discussion means nothing.
That Capt. Humbert would be IA team
In tho Senate.
That no II suggested "suggcsting"
to this Convention.
That we are opposed to secret eau
cuses.
That Radicalism is not confined to tho
Republican Party, but can DO found in
all.
That tho action of this Convention was
conservative, and VIC trust it's effect will
be lasting.
That some of the resolutions we can
not endorse, but we believe they wcro
passed without due consideration.
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WATERLOO.
I'LL

Mr.. III. c. Dargan, who has been
visiting here for some time has
returned to Grccnville.
Miss Corrinc Anderson has gone
to Ninety Six on Il visit to her
brothers.
DIR. j.. w. Kennedy Of this place,
has been elected assistant demon
stratOr of anatomy and clinics, of
the Medical University of Georgia
One day last week two of Mr..
IL. Is. Kings sons attempted to
o the river i'm q batteau, and
when about half way across the
boat turned over and threw them
out, but a. luck would have il, they
escaped with n good ducking.
At meeting OF the Ladies' Bap-
fist Aid Society, held here on last
Friday, 1t vas decided IL suitable
arrangements could be made with
the railroad authorities, to have an
excursion and barbecu dinner at
Saluda Bridge.
Mr.. Jabe Pinson has the finest
wheat in this section.
Mr.. A. T.. Nance and b. A. An
d%erson, have been sick for some
time, but we arc pleased to state,
that they are improving. !.
Some of the young men who at
tended the union meeting last Sun
day, reminds us of the little boy
the calf run over. They didn't
have much to say when they came
back. Guess some one they ex.
pected to see was not there.
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The Advertiser.
LAURENS, Juno 10th, 1886.
.AkogaI and Specialize.
A run off occurd on the G. l.. & S. nea,

A run off occurd on the G. L. & s. men,
Coronac on Friday. Nobody hurt.
Call on Tom. LEAKE for celebrated
"brindlc cats"-Sole agent for this place
The picnic ut Long Branch school
house has been postponed until Ind Sat
urday in July.
The Grand Ball of the season will he
given ut Watts Hall on Wednesday owe.
ming. Fishers Band, of Augusta will
furnish music. We
An effort is being made to have the
Fan Drill repeated at the close of tho ex-
ercises This evening, and we trust that
itmay be successful. This part of tho
programme can we'll bear a repetition.
positively assert, and am confident
that j can su~bstantiatc what l say.
i have the best $500 shoe that was over
sold in America.
d. NJ. PATTON.
1have a big lot Of Clothing and It is
for sale. l want to sell of course and
VIII sell at reduced prices. / will not
quote prices as I am selling so astonish-
ingly low i fear the public will distrust
mo-.
~. nj.
You ask me If I will sell cheap, 7 am
k tho man after the w0od-chuck.
Soil cheap! OF curse l will, because
thcro is no money at homo.
ID. NJ. PATTON.
prominent Agricnlturists will moct at
SonecaC City, to arrange for n grand sum
MGR mocting of the farmers of South
carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.
we extend to these gentlemen n most
cordial invitation to meet in the live pro-
Krcssivc little city Of Laurcns. We have
'xccilent railroad facilities, n pleasant
climate and probably the best hotel ac-
c"omnodations Of any town in upper
Carolina. Our farmers would give a
hearty welcome to tho meeting, and VIC
can guarantee the delegates a pleasant
time. Laurcns leads the State in Farm
crs' Conventions and Clubs.
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POWER r. O.
P. s..

Mr. Raploy Owings paid n flying visit
10 l'anrcns, and G~rcenvlllc this week.
Mcssrs Watt Robertson, and Charlie
Bobo, passed. here yesterday, on their
way from G~rcenvillc. Miss Corrie Chill
doss, of Lnurcns, is visiting Miss Curry
of this place.
Peaches arc ripcning, md this week
we arc enjoying tho most delightful pies
Tho Entertainment spoken Of last
week by S. B. W. to DO given by Ed
wards Circus, came of at Power
school-house on last Friday evening. 1t
was great succcss, and quite n large
crowd was present.
A grand time IL in anticipation Mt the
closing exercises OF the Fountain Inn
High Scool, July 20.
DR.. and Mrs. s. s. Knight, and Rev.
Graves l.. Knight of Fountain Inn, spent
the day hero on Monday with friends.
Rev. G.. l.. Knight has kindly consent
ed to preach forus at Power shop school
house Mt three o'clock, on next ith, Sun
day.
Mr.. Editor the lost cotton patch, that
>. Is. w. wished to hear from, has been
found. II was Mt Trial Jurtice Stod-
dard's. Ha wanted to suc Gen. Green for
damages. The Trial Justice took tho
case, 1t as was a new one, and the law
Won not permit II Juror to DO chosen.
AS it was not necessary to have somo
very warm days before his decision
could he rendered, he waived the heat
against the labor. Very likely by this
time, cotton has founed it won't to tho
Mrnnn Mann for inpki.
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Resolved. That it is the sense of
the Executive Committee that the
County Central Club ofthe farmers
organization be called to meet Mt
Laurens G. III. July the 9th prox.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to take into
consideration the ACCESSIBILITY of
submitting a farmers ticket for
Senator and House Of Representa-
tivcs to the primary election.
ALBERT DIAL,
Chairman.
Il. NJ. CAIN, Sec'y.
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HOLMES SURE CURE,
MOUTH WASH AM nENTIERIcn,

WASH AND DENTIFRICE.
Cures Bleeding Gums, Ulcers, Sore
Mouth, Sore Throat, Cieanses the Teeth
and Purities tho Breath. Uaed ard roe
pared by Drs. y. r.. 81 w. IL. HOLMRs.
Dentist, Macon, Ga. For sale by all
druggit and Dentist, endin Itaursns by
nr. 4, y. CD&NOTc s. ~.
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Bail and Bat.

During In past week Laurcns, and
especially those who take an interest in
sport on the diamond field, have enjoyed
n rare season of amusement. A picked
team from Williamson arrived on time
for the appointed tournament, having
failed to receive the telegram from the
Association announcing the postpone
ment OF the Tournament until Tuesday,
July Sth. Our Base Ball Organization
however, took charge Of the guests, ard
provided everything possible for their
entertainment.
n series OF games was at once arranged
and resulted as follows:
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Democratic Meeting.

Meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee of the Democratic Party of
Laurens County, is hereby called to
meet at the Office Of the County
Chairman at 10 am. June 21st, inst.
Is. w. BALL,
County Chairman.
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CENTERyILLE
HANS voN SMASH.

Rain [! rain I! rain ~ Another
heavy washing rain this week.
Lands have been washed worse, IL
any difference, than before. bot
tom lands were overflowed again
and will have to be replanted,
which, In some Instances will make
the third timc. IT Will be rather
late but they should be, rs tho hot
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-06-16
CAROLINA RAILWAY

SOUTH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY NOVEMBER %,
1885, Mt 90 a.. NJ, Passenger Trains will
run as follows, eastern timc:"
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST (DAILY.)
Depart Columbia 7Mam 527 p m
Due Charleston n26pm 900 p IN
WEST (DAILY.)
Depart Charleston roam 10 p IN
Due Columbia 10 35 a 1919 p III
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
(EAsT DAILY EXCEPT sUNDyY.)
Dept Columbia 7 90 am s Or p m s q p m
Due Camden IL 81 p III 7 ~ p III 7 AZ p IN
(wEsT DAILY kept suNDAr.)
Dept Camden 7 Is IN n M 3 Is p IN
Due Columbia 10 20 a ny 10 35 a III 10 p m
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA.
East DAILY.)
Dcprrt Augusta 7 40 a ms 4Op m 10 IS p m
Due Charleston ~ 81 p IN 8 so z Is am
VEST DAILY
Depart Charleston q 80 3 10 a IN 10 80 % m
quo AuBhHta III fO IN lO ~ IN Z ~ a m
CONNECTIONS
Made at Columbia with Columbia and
G~rcenvillc Railroad by train arriving at
10. 40 a. NJ. and departing at 5.27 =. NJ.
At Columbia Junction with c., G. & a.
Railroad by same train to and from all
points on both roads.
Passengers tako supper at Branch
Vile.
At Charleston with steamers for New
York; and with steamer for Jackson
willie and points on st. Johns River,
Tuesdays and Saturdays; with Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad to and from
Saw nnah andpoints in Florida, daily.
Georgia and G
At Augusta witrom any point w
Railroads TO and fckvillo 10 and IN
and South. At Bla Railroad. Through
points on Barnwoll ased to all points
tickets can DO purchplying to
South and We byap
ID. MCQUEEN, Ag't. Columbia, a. g,
IOIIN B. PECK, General Manager.
DC. Ailens G.P. and Ticket Agent.
X.EH 81
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E.

THE building of n BRIDGE across
Rabun Creek, known rs the
McNiece Bridge will be let to the
lowest bidder on the 9TH day of Jul
ly next, at III O'clock A. NJ. And the
Mcdaniel Bridge aeross Rabun
Creek will he let to the lowest bid
der ON the 9Th day of July, at IL
O'Clock a. M, with the right to re-
ject or accept any bid.
J. w. LITTLE,
Chairman y. c. q. Il. q.
juno t6, 1856 40 at
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j. j.. PLuss. /, " prn~
NEW FIRM,
EltHCSON.

The old firm OF Boyd, Pluss & Co,
having dissolved by mutual CON.
sent, the undersigned have formed
n co-partnership and will keen n
full Stock OF Family Groceries and
"'antation Supplies.
Wear also Agts. for Waudo Fer.
tilizer and Aciu Phosphate.
- Mr.. Pluss, in behalf of the
old Firm, takes this opportunity IN
extend his thanks for past favors,
and now solicits for the new arm
II liberal patronage. ~
Our friends will please notice
u we occupy the handsome brick
building of Mr.. G. f. Little, on the
corner OF Main and Harper Streets.
Wnere we Will be glad to welcome
them. e
PLUSS & FERGUSON
l-aurens, S. C., Jan. 25, 1886.
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Ahead Of ell othersi

Pelhalns Chill Specific broke Chills in
my family when everything else failed.
Il. =. PITTS,
Saluda, $. G..
81 have triod Pelhams Chill Specific in
several cases and have found it ~invaria-
bly, a positive remedy for Chills and Fc-
yer and therefor recommend 1T.
TJiOS. v. WICKER,
Jalapa, y. G..
SO say thoy all. For sale nv all Drug
gists.
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MAGNOLIA PASSENGER ROUTE.
G., l.. and a. e X. Railways.
In Effect Jan. 81, 1885.
Timo 10Th M~cridian-Onc hour slower
than G. Il CT. II. II.
uOINu
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j.. II. CHARLTON, q. y. a.
j. y. BASS, Sup't, Augusta, Ga.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-03

opportunity to fulfill them, they have broken them and been the cause of troubles the cost of which it takes years to recover. Their last admin stration caused bloody war and the sacrifice of billions of money and thousands of lives. Their present administration although scarcely two years have passed, has put stop to the mining industries of the country and have drove hundreds of thou sands of people to poverty. Away, we say with such reform as th..s. Take no more of their promises but stand by that staunch old Republican party, under whose administration the people have always been contented and happy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-03
7-22td
SUMMONS.
J. O. DUNBAR,
 Chairman.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. Three, in the County of CocLise, Terri tory Of Arizona.
 E. G. Norton, Plaintiff, vs. William Me Comas, Defendant
 Before s. o. Perrin, Justice of the Peace demand, S4l.2).
 The Territory of Ariznna sends greeting to William McComas defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and require d 10 appear belor me at my office in Blsbee, County of Cochise, or the 11Ih day ot Aug ust, A. D. 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m, to an swer the cuinp aint of the above named plaintiff, who demands nf you that yon are trGchted 10 him lH The sum of S41 %, for ulcrclal disc purchased aEd dcliN c. cd to you al your instance and request, Is Der com plaint now or file in my office. And if you fail 10 appear and ar swer said cOmuluint as Lerrin required, the plaintiff will take judg m it rgain-t you aS demanded auG for tue cosIs uI ihis suit
 ( iyea under my had this 4th day, of 7 C. 1. T.. 1856. $ C. PERRIN,
 Justice of tLe IL
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-03
AMILWAUKEELAcER a REER. e

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 24.-The disciples of the school of total abstinence may perhaps take some comfort by perusing the following table of statistics, from which it appears that the aggregate amount of beer sold by the Mill waukee brewers during the year 1885 shows a considerable falling of as compared with the sales of the next preceding year.
 It will be noticed, however, that the old renowned Phillip Best Brewing Company has to record gain, and is still maintaining it's proud prestige of being at the head of the column, while the sales of its principal com petitor show a marked decrease.
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