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The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27
CLINGMAN NURSERIES

My business lie, to o great extent, conducted
through travelling statesmen, who take orders
and deliver trees, &C., at convenient points
20 buyers, thus giving the purchaser many
superior advantages; that of saving freight
E'&arges, not having trees delayed, and FIRE:
q~uentl!y lost, besides the great advantage OF
Obtaining thoroughly aeeiimated Fruit Trees,
that l wa, hSe in good condition on de-
livery.
Parties Rrohibit trees, &c, who are not
orders direct -partisNursery, which will re-
ceive prompt ian, Iefon With our best efforts
to give. patishestion. Send list of what is
way4ed for prices.
4 sWens not conversant with varieties will
plei Be Geite quality of fruit, time of ripening,
etei. aud We will make the SELECTION according
to bur best Judgment.
All orders should be legibly written on d
Sc parate list, and not mixed up with the body
6 the letter.
fit lie requested that explicit directions for
marking and forwarding accompany each Or
Ider.
My terms are CASH with the order, unless
expressly agreed otherwise.
Small packages not exceeding four pounds
in weight may be sent by mail at the rate of
one cent for every ounce. This is a safe and
convenient mode for forwarding small parcels,
Plants, Bulbs, etc. In ordering by mail, send
the amount of the order, adding enough to
cover the postage.
Trees will be forwarded C. O. ID. by express
when one-fourth cash accompanies the order.
A. K. CLINGMAN
Sep. S.-tf Homer, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

He who kicketh at a neWspa-
per paragraph when no names
are mentioned giveth himself
dead ~aWay.-Westporter.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

The great battleship Benbowt
thought by some.to..be. the mos,
powerful vessel ahoat, has just
been completed at all points and
added to the British Mediterra-
mean squadron. Her heaviest
guns are two of Ill tons, throw
ing 1s0O-poGhd shells with a
propulsive charge of $50 pounds
of powder, and capable of pierre
ing armor a yard in thickness.
These guns are 43 feet 8 inches
long, and their projectiles over
Al inches long with a diameter
of II inches. The tonnage of
the Benbow is 10000 nand her
speed over II knots. The Italia,
the largest vessel so far COM
pleted in Italy, has greater dis
placement by nearly 1000 tons
than the Benbow, somewhat ex-
ceeds the latter in speed, very
nearly equals her in the power
of the guns carried, and has very
similar arlnor protection. 1t is
not easy to see therefore, why
the Benbow shouldibe regarded
as the more powe ful ship. 1t
may be interesting to note that
England's eight finest battle
ships cost justabont their weight
in copper.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

ea;)'s N an awful amount ofI
III saving going on in these
af, then it's 4 big e0nn-
4 a an stand 4 good deal of
philadelphia Times,
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

If the average country mer-
chant gives bis local paper q five
dollar advertisement, he expects
the proprietor to trade at least
ffty dollars worth III his stole.
Wonder where he thinks the
forty-fiye dollars is coming from.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27
Well. why is It.

Why is a cats tail like the
earth? 1t is fur to the end.
i, what kin is the doormat to
ne door? A step farther.
q What is the waist of time ?
lac middle of an hour-glass.
Why is a doctor never sea-
sicE? He is used to see sick
nes,.
Why does an old maid wear
mlttens? To keep off the chaps.
Why is a door in the potential
mood? It's would, or should
be.
What is the board of educa-
tlonY The schoolmaster's single.
What sticketh clooser than a
brother? A postage stamp, by
gum.
Why is a tin can tied to a
dogs tail like death? It's bound
to occur.
Why does a sailor know there's
a man in the moon? He has
been to sea.
Why is the North Pole like an
Illicit whiskey mandatory +? 1t
is a secret still. 8
What is it that will give a
81
cold cure a cold and pay the
doctors bill? A draught.
What does a man Jake when
he has a mean wife? He takes
an elixir Che ticks herr.
Why is it easy to get i'm an
old mans house? Because his
gait is broken and his locks are
few.
Why is a man who makes
pens very wicked? He makes
people steel pens and then say
they do write.
Why is city official like a
church bell One steals from
the people and the other peals
from the steeple.
Why is it dangerous to go out
in spring? Because the trees
shoot, the flowers have pistils
and the bulrush is out.
What is the difference between
a dogs tail and a rich man? One
keeps a wagging and the other
keeps a carriage.
What is the difference be-
tween an engineer and Il school
teacher? One trains the mind
and the other minds the train.
What is the difference be-
tween a soldier and a pretty wo-
man? One faces the powder
and the o5her powders the face.
Why is a sheet of writing pa
per like a lazy dog? A sheet of
writing paper is an in-klined
plain and an inclined pane is a
slope up.
What is the difference be-
tween an apple and a pretty
girl? One you squeeze to get
cider aud the other you get
side her to squeeze.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

On orders through the COURIER tho DAILY
CITY ITEM and the COURIER viii be fur
nishsd post-paid Of $6 . year for both, each
ton.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

The real estate boom in Los
angeles hiss greatly abated. yet
good lots III the business part
Of the city still command $1,000
a front foot.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

Between the man who wants
his name in his paper, the man
who does not want it in, and the
man whose name should be pub
lished for the good of the COM
munity, the publisher is ONE
times in a quandary.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

Only four votes were cast in
Georgia against General Cor
don for Governor in the recent
election.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27
The Cincinnati Enquirer says

The Cincinnati Enquirer says :
"We have a Democratic Presi-
dent, a Democratic Cabinet, a
Democratic House, a Senate
which is on the verge of being
Democratic, aud now we have a
Democratic Chief Justice. And
still the country is safe. Peo-
pie are going on attending to
business as usual, and every
body seems to be happy, except,
possibly, the ~mugwumps."
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

On Sept. | the American
Notes and Queries offered a
prize of $50 fGG the guess which
would prove to approximate
most nearly to the plurality re-
ceived by Harrison or Cleveland
in New York. The coAtest,
which is very lively, has been
productive of curious results.
Until about Sept. 10 Harrison
was the favorite by a ratio OF 3
to L. Then a cold wave seemed
TO strike the Republican candi-
date, and Cleveland began to
lead by about the same ratio.
But at the time of the great
Blaine demonstration in New
York, and for a short time after
ward, Cleveland's ratio fell off
to about 3 to g. The veTy last
batch of guesses counted showed
Cleveland to be the favorite by
d ratio 0f 4 60 1. And the total
guesses received to date show
Cleveland to he I'D the lead by 5
TO 3. The lowest guess on
Dleveland's plurality is 60, and
the highest, 43,261; she lowest
OH Harrison, 30; the highest,
1867.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27


Baton Rouge Advocate: The
Triple Alliance, the probable
Franco German war, the Empe-
ror's visit to Italy, all fall into
insignifcance while the war be-
tween DIR. Mackenzie and the
German doctors is raging. DR..
Mackenzie has had his say and
now the Germans are on the war
path. This thing will be kept
up as Tong as people will listen
TO them talk. The press should
agree to give them SO many
rounds each and then shut down
ON them.
New Iberia's growth has been
a matter of surprise to many
especially during the past two
years, when business has been
more than ordinarily dull. 1t is
no doubt more directly attribn-
table to the aid given the mid
die classes by the Building As
ISOLATION. Tt has enabled the
mechanic and even laborer TO
get a home of his ~oWn.-Sugar
Bowl.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

eEE##E E#&%&% AL8 -.a#IEEGE
Arcadia Advance: The Texas
Legislature, in special session
disposed of $3,000,000 surplus
ID the State Treasury. One and
three quarters Of this amount re-
mains in the State Treasury.
The State tax is now placed at
ten cents on one hundred dol
lars worth of property, or one
mill. Their funds on hand for
every department are overflow
ING The treasury. What a hap
py people these Texians should
Texas Is one OF the States OF
the South that has received .
large quantity of immigration
and we see by the above what
the immigration has been worth
to that State. Why cannot
Louisiana have schools twelve
months in the year like Texas !
Because she has not encouraged
capital and people to come here.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-27

pi6 arc SotuS Ou W
business as usual, and every
body seems to be happy, except,
possibly, the mugwumps."
The English and German doc
tors did all they could for the
poor doomed Emperor. The
resources of science, humanity,
self-denial and patient, loving
care were exhausted to save his
noble life. These post norton
quarrels, these wrangles over a
cofined prince, impress US as a
kind of professional body
snatching.-N. Y. Herald, Ind.
Ruston Caligraph: The New
Orleans Daily Item has engaged
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
sister of the President-to
write u series of articles for that
wide-awake journal, to appear
one each week so long as the
engagement lasts. Miss Oleve-
land is a lady of considerable
literary talent, and her articles
will add to the popularity of the
item and extend it's circulation.
The Republicans have q good
deal of fat to put into the can
vass, and might win in an ordi-
nary campaign, but this year
they happen to be bucking
against common sense.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal. Dem.
Between the man who wants
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26
Clerks Sales.
County Of Pickons,
In Court of Commonl Ple@s-
Whitner Sy!Sa4aes,
V9. y N.)rcGlO8Iro.
-. g. Moore, on al.

pY viTtuo of decree Of foreclosure
~ and sale made in tho above stated
case on the 29th Of November 1897, by
Hon. =. -. Pr~@lcH presiding Judge,
will sell tn the highest bidder at Pick
cna G. j., during thc legal hours Of salo
on Stlrday in February next, tho follow
ing described REAL ESTATE, to w.t.
ALL that lot or pnrool of laud in The
old village OF PickenSvillc, froutinS Oh
Main Street Of said villegc, and bounded
by lands Of Charlotte Banker, Alfred
Neal aud others, and known as the Ha-
good house and lot, oonkAiHins two ca
acres more or loss, being tho lot of land
conveyed to ID. G. Moore, hy j. Il. Ha
good, admin ,strator with will annexed &c.
ALSO, al that pieco, parcel or tract of
land near pick"nHvilfc, @Jio:uing lands
os Mrs. Mary Oates, Mrs. ---- Fclrcr
Mrs. Harriet MaU!din, Alfred Ernl and
othTs, containing seventy eight (78)
acres more or lcs7, being The troct Of land
c0nvcyed to d. G. MHrrc by the Etiwan
Phosphate Company.
TERMS CASH-pcrchase to pay for
titles Nnd for recording tho same.
ian 12 93. J. J. LEWIS, c.c.p.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26
il OCAT4 ITEM -.

The State Change will convene in o.
lumbia on tho first day of February.
Tho Clerk of the Court keeps all the
blanks you need for lions and mortgages.
Court business has pushed nearly ov
cry thing else ont OF our columns this
week.
Mr.. Lewis has the blanks for soldiers
and their widows and orphans to apply
for State pensions.
The store of ". d. Glenn at Liberty,
Is vol filled with the best of goods which
are selling cheap, for cash or barter.
MIR. James Hunter of Pondleton nc
oompa1ned by his grand son Mr.. Harry
'Stribling wore in Pickens last Thursday.
There will be preaching in the Presby-
terrain Church nt Central on tho fifth Sab.
bath at III A. M. and nt Liberty in the
evening of the samo day.
There will be q civil service cx,mino-
ton III Columbia a on Ito 11th of Febr,a
ry. Those who wish to work for the
Government will t,ho notice.
Capt. J. +. Hodg; 3, of Njaty-Siy, was
III town last Sutur lay. He represents
tho New York Lie Insurance Company,
tho best on the Continent.
Yo Grand Jurors, preserve this paper
1t contains much for your consideration
III the very able charge Of His Homer
Judge Norton to your body.
Sheriff Sam Brcazcalo of Oconeo Coun-
ty diod on last Saturday Of Typhoid
pncumonia. His remainssswere inferred
last Monday at The Stone Church.
Mossrs James I. Singleton and A. l..
Porter were ordained tcac.ns of Noun
tain Grove CIurch last Saturday by the
Prcnbytcry consisting of Revs. c.. w.
Singleton II. i. JoIcsand T. +. Nelson.
twelve year old daughter of Mr..
Anthony b. Lewis died last week and
her romaihs were buried 1T Mountain
Grove. Size had hccn sick for some tine.
Prof. Nichcry closed his singing schcol
at Mile Creek last Saturday evening
with Al Grand coNccrt which WAS greatly
enjoyed ~ every bod il attendance
A lot of Red and Grazing Seed Oats
for Sale by G.. w. EARLE.
Luke Gharrs' startling novel, ''Jonca
aud T. VII cumnonco in the Detroit
Tree Prc%'' noHt week Prhlisel at De
troi: Mich. at 81. 90 peianumn Subscribe
now.
The thief Who st3le t'.c Bible and
Church * requested to roturn the same
The "nn for who:u this is intended, Of
n,mso, vii read il il Il borrO Hed or sto.
len paper.
PAINS il IT," back n" frequently caused
hy n n.ldoH arellchiHg Of tho sniua. A
few apple ,tiDns Of Salvation Oh will
give p"r!A:nc.t '"i,f. / r,co twcliJ five
cents. Fox sale ~ ii, ,A.ugy;st;,.
The GrcnrviNe Doiyv Nows is t,he
o,,,,o~cn3 too t,,or;v r;rh. o,,1r,,,,, ,,o
,,er nud ,;,vr H., o-s,c,.,tnd ,,,,s. d.
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=. =. VILLAINS o: Tia Daily Sun Will
have cG.tor.1' c&."&c Of thc rarnr.
NANNY '''' '''''N ''' "''ol''l''S 'ho pi"' OF
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= tr, :. "''" "n''' 20 run til''f
Hcs Will GO, their aao.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26

cORRECTKD WEEKLY BYFEnnusoN &AILLEn
In making market quotations we can
only approximate values. Many chan
ge3 occttr after IT,: quotations are sent
out, and we can ouly hopp to give gen
crAl idea of tho yalao prevailing the day
the quotations aio mudo.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26

rGus"r 4 neglected cold or cough may
Sad 10 n.'uIronia,t ( consumption or Other fatal
-, &c. S4CC,lg's PoGtnrel Ii IL WI cu;C a
@! rs hy rr:t"ir. Best ti:;nr io.' GY-rC;,Nia IN.
: - et,On. ..Ck headache as thuut,i.G& testify.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26
q R EE N VTLL T.
PRICES CUSRENT

THESE PRICES ARE rUN WHOLESALE
LOIS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26

The building of a bridge across the
fnctG"y mill pond on Wolf Greek was
knocked down to W. s. Ki:ksey, ID. G.
Durham, aud L. a. fultcr at tho sun, oi
1880, they being at that price tho low
COZ bidders.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-26
Richmond g. ESnnvRiEc Eg Rg
Columbia and Greonvi!lo Division
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
@ctobcr EesG6s, A&&1.
%o3'tilkIDiIx&ti

Grains run on 18th MrriliaH timCD
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TITS phYTy5i T,oy - ~ T7,2a - - 20 .: esNo.
Advertising I', reaN g; g-a.. IS sHn-o rl f.
CoLcl.ns my Luio Sof !; 6tS ~ siiY SCcSsE Ia
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Advertisers and correspondents Will
please SEQ that their manuscripts reach
us by Saturdays matt to insure their
appearance i'll the next issue.
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Approved D~"c:"bcr 10, 1887.
inn 1928 3m.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
JOHNS On FIRED.
The President OF the Colorado Midland
Gives Him His Walking Papers.

The President OF the Colorado Midland
Gives Him His Walking Papers.
Before leaving Memphis, g. q. johnson
had secured u lucrative and responsible
position on the Colorado Midland railway
~ contracting freight agent. Soon after
Johnson's clopcment with his typewriter,
Miss Morrison, a copy Of Tr ArrEAL con.
tanning an account Of the fraud practiccd
upon Mrs. johnson TO secure her consent
TO divorce proceedingS and Of the cruel
treatment 10 which she had been habitual.
~ subjected by her brutal husband. was
scrt % VIZ. John scott. president IL the
Colorado Midland. q high toned and hon
oriible man, and one of the best equipped
milroud men In the country Mr.. scott. 10
whom johnson owed his appointment. al
once tclcgrlphed to a friend In Memphis
requesting Information ia 90 the tru IN of
the chargvs ma,lc in ruU ApruNt against
the ahscunding Wiic-bcatrr The friend re-.
phe,l, vouvhing lur the truth NJ the pub
LEGATION IN TIA NrruAL Mr. Scott lost no
time IN proceeding u Colorado springs.
where johnson was soluuruuE and IN
formed him that his scrFICrs would not be-
required. Mr. johnson viii have to 70
very far west before be- can hope t1 escape
the penalty of hIs yll'ainirs. lie had bet.
ter 20 % south America or some other
warm climate
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
AnolIler tara.

We now have first class force Of hands,
late Of the celebrated Excelsior Steam
Laundry Of Cincinnati, aud will commence
today making Our regular calls, returning
work with usual promptncss and at former
prices. For the further convenience O
our customers We will open branch Ollie,
nt No. 80 Main street, between Union
and Gayoso, disseminating our formci
branch office AZ No. go Second street
Customers will report any seeming neglect
In calling for or delivering packages. and
We will promptly attend io same. Call,
and deliveries FREE. our drivers are uni
formed; white oaps. with Memphis Steam
Laundry printed on band.
We make a speciality Of finishing lace
Gu iains. Telephone No n.
MNruis srAN LAuNnuY,
No. 22isccOud Street
Branch ONCE, 3j7 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BniNEAEY LuMnER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
22 Bealc street Tel. 1856 for wagon to call
CnoICr rigs at J. u. Edwards x CO..
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordcl
No. l2S Front street.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night.
PANTS made 10 order from 90 up. l.
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnoyating works, 22O Bcale street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
G. r. llorcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es.
pccially solicit No. 3j Monroe street.
PuRg and white az the flower whose
name Il bears ap the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * LILY CorFEE AND SricR Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
Ordor of pubIIoatIon.

No ESQ v u In the Chanccry Court of shelby
county. Tenn. q, J. liamcf 81 ni Va J. W. Mat
thvWs Ctul.
u apprufing from the rturu oi the sherin
hsi, q tlHt lhr dvicn lauts John WafWu Matthews
nnl ~ mnihgf nnd guardian. Emma y. Matthews,
an u1t g. D. found iu BIZ county,
u o. hrWiuU uulCnd That they make their
aplfauno lrIyunt thr Court House Of shelby
UWhi'. in ir tiu ~ NCMphis nov Taxing nis
ll'l o.! rl,IuN ,uuuiAl icnu, on the frt Monday
w 20. .W'rt lsss rfd plcfd answer Or dvmur
60. phnlhih hilI uf the same will DC taken
lut ''Nlr',t o. in ihcW nud sgt for hearing On
Y iL t.l lUi p. 'fN " This order hc published
el,c N',.l w., iuut consecutive weeks, In the
lhla l.ih ihi " july iSSN
tue CODY ntsrt
y u NeurNRY. CLERK and Master.
" y " caldwell ~ az
thalhcr Vunplf sollttiofs iof Comrialuantt.
tiAA2sAl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
COLDS, CATARRH,
Coughing, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asth
ma, Neuralgia, Headache and
Rora Tbraat

ma, Neurhlgln, Headache ana
Sore Throat
Instantly relieved and surely cured by using
Carbolic Smoke Ball night and morning.
The Carbolic Smoke Is administered by in
hnlaton direct 10 the affected parts. II
looscns and cxpclls the diseased mucus and
sccretions, restores the circulation and pro-
notes healthy action of the nostrils, throat
bronchial tubes and lungs. Price Of Smoke
Ball, ~, One ball Is sufficient TO cure any
ordinary case. Order direct from our Office
or through your druggist We send our
Carbolic Smoke HALL 30 any address, boxed,
postpaid with full directions for using ON re-
ceipt OF price. Call ON or address
CARBoLIC SMOKE BALL Co,
226 Main street, Memphis Tenn, over smith
music store.
Our Cnrbolic Smoke Ball Is for sale by the
following druggists: Jas. II. Robinson, II. ].
Hester A. Rcnkert a Co., Mansfield Drug
company and q. W. Jones Il Co.
Free trial 10 all who will call at our office.
Separate parlor for ladies'. Office hours from
So. m. TO pm, Sundays from o to II am
Agents wanted. Correspondence solicited
from ministers physicians and druggists.
All who are suffering with any Of the above
complaints are invited to call or write.
A. A. JOHNSON. Manager
220 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
Ancr Inrcr Ncnr-.

w. =. Walton, ofSpringlicld, Tenn, SAYS.
~ have been suffering with neuralgia In The
face and head, OIL and ON, for three years.
purchased box Of DIR. Tanners fnhlliblc
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
tince. ltgivcs me pleasure 10 recommend t."
kangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents per box. Sold at
uelstor.s drug store. 2N2 MINI sirneL
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The T.nn..... mar ,..o.,,,,o,

To Lawyers annual meeting takes
place at Iul.ahomh, August /. BY ar
ungcmcnt with the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad, the round trip from Memphis
vii cost $1,000. To procure this reduction
nil thre ticket going must be- purchased,
a. -. ID, AMI certificate IT that fact Oh
tuned from the agunL ON presentation
Of This tl thc railroad agent az Tullahoml,
together with 4 certificate Of attendance
from The secretary u the association, the
return ticket % Memphis will b. sold ior
fg-5.
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sa.oo Excursion 60 Aberdeen. Miss.

The Kansas City Memphis 4 Birming.
ham railroad will run an excursion train
from Memphis Ia Aberdeen next sunday,
July ~, leaving Memphis at $50 O'Clock
hm', reaching Aberdeen NJ I O'Clock
pm Leaving Aberdeen NJ s o'clock y. IN.
aarnNing at Memphis NJ ~ o'clock 4. m.
tickets t2W. For sale nj % Madison
street and at the depot, corner Main and
Broadway.
II. d. Ems, q. A.P.D.
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Registers once.

Morris Rosenied and wife to George
schilly, lot 81 on Lane avenue between
Waldron and Brinkley avenues, 52xliS
feet for $500.
VIM. NJ. Rootcs TO X. ". Rootes, part Of
lot l06, Rayburn avenue near Georgia
street, 70N353 feet, for love and affection.
W. A. Thrclkcld and wife. to Ayres A.
Strange, LOT 30 east line Orleans street, Cox
$50 feet, for 81 600.
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II will nay III Who use Cotton Gins 10 get
prices and testimonials Of those A No. /
manufacturers. The Brown Cotton Gin Co.
New London. Conn. They lead the world.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

Antony Newman, murder in second do
gree; Jury and verdict of guilty and SEN
fenced to twenty years in the penitentiary.
The defendant killed Joe Howard, colored,
on Carolina street in July last.
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Mothers

Don't let baby suffer with colds, coughing.
Group OF soc throat. Carbolic Smoke
Hall viii cure. Price, 500. Lasts six
months. No 22G Main street.