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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-02

The city Of Chicago receives an
average Of 10000 cans Of milk per day,
8 gallons per can. This is 800, 900
quarts, a little less than l pint per
head OF population, or 81, 200, 900 gall
Ions yearly. This is exclusive Of the
cream used. New York City, accord
ing to the MIR Reporter. receives about
o','J4,as, s~'ailyEs . 4.-lA ,eaf.2
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-"Do you think" asked Mrs. Pep
per, THAT Il little temper is a bad thing
in a womanP" Certainly not, ma'am,"
replied q gallant philosopher, at is q
good thing, and she ought never to lose
it-n
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Those Nuisances, rheumatism and the
Gout are relieved by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Soc.
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soNn men are nddlers and others are
performers on tho violin; the same sort of
distinction is TO be found at every turn in
lfe.-Nachdat Trapcsr.
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SoME girls are maidens all forlorn, while
others are ma!dens all for lawf Nnnis.-
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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THERE are two things that q woman will
always jump at-a conclusion and Q mouse.
-BurtsrQton Free Press.
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health and refinement. Commodious buildings neatly
| furnished. All the departments thoroughly organized.
A full faculty Of experts in each. A Cheap, Thorough
School. Attached Is a Business School a thorough
Writing. Fall Term opens August ~. 1858. Send Tor
Catalogue. REV. N. q. WILLIAMS, President
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II could not b purchAsed for less than epu W hsre bo'h "a
d.,g and xeptsf sisss with wofks ard eases OF equal wlne.
0NE PERSON in each locality esn sseure one Of thess
siersn, watches absolutely FREE These wstehs, MAJ Dc
depended on. sot only a. solid gold, hat /" stsndine sn9hs ,he
most psrfsel correct and reliable tin,ek .er.r' tn the world, ioa
ssk how d tbis wonderful od.r ~possblsf wsansrer-ws wsat
one person in each locality to keep In their hones, and shows 70
shoss who cali, Q complete line Of our valuable ana W useiua
HOUSEHOLD saMrLEs; these samples. - wen ss thsmauh.
ws send AnsoLUIELy yREE, and aher 700 have kept ,nsm IN
your home Tor : months, and shown them 10 those whe may
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sbis 70 make this great Offer. sending the sgisa sso,u
Watch and large line Of valuable sample, fhnL' y .ns
reason that tbs showing Of the samples In any lccah'y, slwsys
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locality for . month or two. We usually get nom tlNNp.o
e5,0Qlp fnds from the surrounding county. lhoss WHO wn,S
70 Us At once will receive . great benefit for scarcely any ~.
and trouhlA This. tbs most remarkable and liberal oner ever
known, 10 made In order that our valuable houssnoia os,np.s.
may be placed 81 once where they can be seen, all over Ame,-
ca, reader. Il win b hardly any trouble for you 70 show tneuu
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why no harm Is done. bat n you do send your address ~
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Address, srissoH 3 Co, Bog IA Portland, AiAia@
pryANI THIS rAfLn sssJ tlns You pi,A
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the MOST PALATABLE,
NUTRITIOUS, and
OlcEsTlBLG FOOD.
EASILY PREPARED.

~ Druggistss 20c., 0oc., eI.oo.
TME BEET N MosT ECONOMICAL FooD.
100 Meals for IN Infant ~ 500.
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~ A valuable pamphlet on aThs Nutrition
OF Infants and lnyh'ids." free On application.
WELLS, RICHARDSON { lU., BURLINGTON. vT.
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n MISS. For both sexes. Tuition, 08.
Music, 86. Art, -. Board. IS. For Catalogue,
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ct. COLLEGE, KY. Marion Coz
p possesses unusual advantages In its most health.
full situation. Thorough studies and excellent sys-
TEN OF discipline. For CATALOGUES, address
REV ID. EENNESNY, 1t. Mary's Ky,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-10-27
PROBATE NOTItlE

- IA TIE OF MINNESOTA, County Of uenne-
~ pin Probate Ho'lrt.
in thu mater uf he application tor license to
son the real estate Uf Calvin! n,,bo deae;.sed
an reati aud ming lh. pe,i,i II OF SiBi;!et
Sayser administrator OF the estate of salt, tlf--
I: as,ed set ins; ritz tue amount OF personal
estate that has q his han';s, ans: The disp
eltioD thereof: III. amount OF debts outstanding
against sail .ls,ccustd aus Il sciprion of al,
lie :. al estate OF which said oecease'' died
-eized and the coud,fion and value uf the re-
spective portions thereof; ana praying that
license be tn hin granted t.. sci! tie real estate
belonging to said estate al private sale. and it
appearing by said petitions. that there is not suf
ticient per .onul estate III the hands Ct sad ad-
ln!nistrutur to pa said debts. and thayis leces-
sary in order pay the same, to scfa1l Of said
real eat ate,
1t i therefore ordered. That all persons ill.,
ter, sted IN SAID estate. appear before the Judge
of this court on Monday. The 1911 day OF No
fce of the Judge OF probate. i'll the City OF Min
n"a oils ii, said county. then and there TO show
cause lii any there bel why cense should u.t
be granted 10 said admins ra'or 10 sell s,tA real
estate according to the prayer Of SAID petition.
aud it is furLh,'r orfertu that Il copy ct this
order ne personally served Oh all persons inter
cstf,d III 81 d esrate, RESTING within he county
OF ei4neuin. q lpus fourteen days before lie
III, Of suc;, hearing, and III O served upon such
as reside out of he said county OF Hehnrpin, by
epnsiting forthwith such copy order the Post
Office ut he city OF Minneapolis with the pot
persons at l,er place Of residence spect'vciy,
and th 1t a copH uf such order shall be Published
in the Irish Standard 81 = vspaper printed aud
published ut the city } .Minnenpolis, III said
i asst once III each week the last of which pubit-
cation shall he 1T lea5. fourteen days before the
said day Of hearing.
nted ct Minneapolis. this 3rd day OF October,
Il. Won sCHLEG ELL.
judge Of Probate.
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Il. Won SCHLEG ELL.
JudRe, Of Probate.
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MlNNE5O Ia, County Of Henne-
- Probate Court.
n Che matter Of tbs application tn sell Lands by
the guardian of Harry ltobo, Is ;ninor.
On reading and filing the petition of r, W.
Braz;e of the county Of Henncpn by which it
BrAzie is the guardian Of the above named ward,
that said ward is resident of the County of Hen
uepin state of Mime o,a tn t said wa"t is he
owner of certain real state stu.te III the county
OF tiennepin and stnte OF Minpesta. and pr..,ing
Tor license to sell the same Mt private sale.
On action ssf Thomas lanty, attorney Tor salt!
petitioner ordered that the next OF kin to said
pear beIsre t;le p"ohat" Court OF said tennepln
county ut ;he office Of the judge OF probate. i'll
the city of minneapolis, in said county. ON Won
day. the 18Th day of November. 1888, TT ~
O'clock a. 4, :, to show cause why license should
not then bt, granted to the said guardian 10 sci!
r. real estate of said ward. rs prayed for in said
petition. And it is further Tered chat Il copy
IF this order 5e personally served on te next If
kin 20 Said ward and all persons Interested III
nie esnic, residing within the county of Hent,e-
y,f at least fourteen DAYS befre ,ha day OF >uci,
hearing ard also served upon such as reside ont
70, The said county of t!ennepin. ty delostlng
for hw;h such copy order in the Post Ollie at
the city Of Minneapolis. wi h the postage pnid
thereon. and directed to- each OF such i,er-ot4s at
t!.ir place Of resieleire respectively. ard that u
copy "a sue. order shni b. published ia the
i,iSi. .:t;,rIstil a. newspaper. printed hild pau
lishptj al ti,a cir* OF Minneapolis III said lenua
pii ru,ily. ~, four s GeSsive !" P@,. a | 'tSi
t,ire i'm oach warl the Inst 0 watch pDHtiiaFi>r
hall !.i at ltSt fourteen days i;etora HIS E;tid
day Nf iie. j x
Dal,,} 1T Indianapolis, t;i; r'; day OF October
'''>'' Il. yoA :sGl}IGG ELL.
Judge nt roi,.-ta.
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MORT4:AGESA.[,E.

Default having been made In the conditions of
A cer,ain mortgage made aim dated June 7th.
1855. BY John Berg isinR 81 to Henry M.5S mlth
and duly recorded in the registry of deeds in
Hennepin county. MinuesOta, on the 7th day of
June. 1885, in book '.l6O'' of mortgages. page 4Q
convey. ing ard nlortgagi,,g the following de-
serb d premises. situated in said county. to-wit
Lot ii teei, 15> block il0) t;lonmings on ave-
nue. addtionto hinn+ apolis acc riding to the
plat thereof of record i'll said registry Of deeds
on which there due, mt date hereof. $3.50. %
incudi s, attorneys fees as therein, contii-
toned, and no proceedings at law. having been
Instituted to RECOVER any part thereof: New
therefore, notice is hereby given tina, ny virtue
of the power of sale in said mortgage contained
ana Herewith recorded. md pursuant to statute.
the said mort gage will he foract"see by Il sale OF
slid n,ortsaged premises ut pubic ancl on, IA
front of the House in Vim apoiS IN said
c"unty, o.; thu Sd day Of November. ISIS. at 10
o'clock a w 30 sn:.fy iile sum herein cla;.Irr!
f!:Ie. together with ali the Costs and chafees vi
Foreclosure.
Minneapolis Mimi. September IL, 1855
HENEY n. SMITH, Mortgage.
GEORGIAN f}k,DlsH.
Attorneys for More a:-ee.
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Il S3s a
duff; treasurer, D Callahan: insurance secretary
James O,Neili; meet 1st Sunday. Of onth;
Division No. president, Thomas Hyland
vice-president, John Curtin; recording secretary
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney: treasurer Stephen Stephens.
BRA1NERD, CROW WING COUNTY.
county Delegate, Patrick Murphy
President y. Nj. Clark; vice president, Geo.
KenugI.; recording secretary. James Aeasher; fin
ancial secretary. John Hurley treasurer, Cullen;
insurance secretary, meet list Ssed
pesday,o month.
MORTON, RENvILLE COUNTY
Comfy Delegate James Greeley: .
Division, No president J. y. kirwan; vice
president !, II Reagan: recording secretary L Il
farkpy: financial secretary: a.. Fl. keefe: treas
nrer. p Ryan: insurance secretary,
meet 1st Sunday OF month.
RICE COUNTY.
j II NiGhtinral Comfy Ile]nsnte.
Division No. j. Ea,ihaHlt I j Net ,astty, pres
itent: vi ! Sheeran vice president; 9 W lsyrass.
recording seernt,,rs; j f tlnmnrforti, financial
secretary; p Devery. Treasurer; G W Murphy.
Insurance seoretsry: meetings. u TnnrsGag and
I'll! :,rlif.ny ii ulolth
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Sheriff's Sale Under a Decree /.

Under and by sirt,e Of a Judgment and de
cree entered in the District Court OF Henncpin
county OF tha sth day OF June, 1875 ID aci ''11
therein. wherein John =. Miller and %. j. n.r-
thur. partners .s Miller 4 Arthur. were plain
lifts and Henry B:Ise and Enocl. Brcberr
we're defendants in favor of slid plaintiff
and :,ga.n ms: said defendants, for tue sum f1wo
hundred thirteen avu n9.lUu dol airs, a certified
COPY OF SAID jutsynlent has 10 mo, as sheriff y,
Hctlr rpin County, been duly drecIe
and d livcrct', which Judgment, i made
!, lien upon :,n,, orders the safe of the prop
cry below described: will sell at public auc
ti TO the b ghest cash bidder, ut he frni,t or
CT the Court House in the Cry. Of Minneapolis,
i'll said County ut Hen,iepin. on saturday. Nov
vntnber tn. 10th, 1853. al IL 0 clock in the fore
loon OF thai. day. thu following de ,cshed prop
or y s,tna, ed in the County of Bennepino and
State IF Minnesota. to wit: Lot ten ll0l, in
block on" il] of Monroe Il Howay subdivl>i ion
IF lot sixteen ll5], or Enerson's addition
TO SIinncapo is, uccors3ing to the Plat On file
and OF record in the otfi e Ut the Register of
Deeds in and for said county, to pay and satisfy
said Judgment and interest thereon and the sx-
pctlses Of such sale
Dated Septe mber 20, 1883.
PETER e. SWENSEN,
Sheriff OF Hennepn Coansy. Minnesota
BY AMOS c. SAKDEsON, Deputy.
rTHOM IS CAVITY,
attorney for Plaintiff.
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Z In pursuance OF an order of Hon. F. von
Schle ell Judge Of Probate for the county q
ISIS. notice is hereby given to all persons navie
claims inst Watson A. Gray, late of the city o.
Minneanolis. in the county OF Hennepi',, an
state OF Minnesota. deceased that said Judge OF
Probate will attend for the purpose Of examin-
ing and allowing such claims. at his Office in the
city of Minneapolis. insaid county, on the first
Monday in May, 1889, at 10 O'Clock q. m.. or
said day and that six months from the date OF
said order has been allowed ana limited for the
creditors OF saitdeeeased to present heir claim.
against the said deceased to the said Judge OF
Probate fOrhis examination and approval.
81 Dated this 4, b. day Of October. 1888.
5s NA<3G1a z. GRAY, Adlninistxatrtx.
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SrM.MONs

fS'fA1s OF sJINyls0 IA Comfy d femme,
= Gin rss. District Court, Fourth Judicis
District.
Nary Brooks. pninliif, against Peter Brooks
Defendant.
The state OF Minnesota. 10 the above named de-
PENDANT:
Yon are hereby Summoned and required
to answer the com plaint in thi action. which.
has been fled with the clerk Of said
c,urt. aud to serve ii copy Of your answer t,
Il, said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office in the city of Minneapolis in said comfy
and State within thirty days alter the s arc
siye of the day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the said mp]aint within the time afore-
SAID the plaintiff in this action Will apply to the
Court for the relief IL uded in said cOmp plant.
Dated August 23. a. ~. 1887.
JOHNSON s. BRADY,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
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SUMMONS.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. Hennenln County
- District Court, Fourth [4th] judicial
district.
Ida V. por en,,s plaintilT against james G.
p.uteoue defendant:
The rat OF Minnesota to the abovc-namea de-
f,ndant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the cnmnlnint Of tue plaintiff in III
above entitled &c ion. which complaint nas been
ii ed in the office of the clar OF SAID Ois cic
curt, at the city OF Minneapolis. cou nty Of Hen
nepin. aud State OF Minnesota. ard to serve a
copy OF your answer to sand complaint on the
subscriber, &. his Off e, in the city nf Mimi =
auos. in the sad county CT X nncpin, within
thirty days after service Of this summons upon
you. exclusive Of tbs day OF SUCH service; and
il sou fail to- answer the said complaint within
Will arpiy to the court for tia rtiinf demand d
in IA Il c,mpl,,i,t. to &c her with plaintiff costs
and ;i;ehursaln hts herein.
:'atet! September END, 4. D 1853:
THOMAS CAVITY.
Plaintiffs Attorn V Miuneanols Mimi.
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COL, BILLS REDUCED.

World Renowned Howe" Ventilating
Stoves.
Saving from 20 To 20 per cent in fuel; Warm
floors aud an equal tenn er tre throughout we
space heated. BE il one room or four. ihat We
hat double the space with the same amount OF
fuel OF any other stove. joy q Gardner, IL end
20 5th ST. s, minneapolis.
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4. o H. DIREC TORY


~ NATIONAL OFFICERS.
ME- WHERE N o. Philadelphia, Pa.
H McNELrIs, N $, indianapolis. Ind.
PATRICK HYEEs, n I. f1reenport. n Y.
National !,irecors-John w. McGreevy, r. j.
O'C.'nnnr. NJ. Mccarthy. Cornelius s4orrigan. z.
j. Conway
STATE FICERs-MINNEsoTA
STATE nELEcArE-M NJ. Shields, of Faribault.
STATE SsCnETAaY-G NJ Giltinun. OF Norris.
STATE TREAscaEM--W. j. Murphy, of st.
Clond.
INSURANCE SECRETARY. T. Nj. Ryan. OF A1oka.
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1''@7.> It3NRy D TfALBERT. Assignee.
GEO. Il. 5I4,LBHnT attorney. LOO bJ5.0n Block
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Holm B. QUINN. A,torucy-st-Law, Mime
u epolis, MINI. 81 Washington ave. soutf
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- il. ypA afii}LGC: ELI,
'.jtJ;. ut rou.-tts.
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PROFESSIONAL.

VYTILLTAM KENNY. .Attornay-at-Law. Is
w WASHINGTON avenue minneapolis, Mimi
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NOTTUE TO CREDITORS.

THOMAS CAVITY,
AttUtney.fur said Assignee.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-01-28

other things be says: This viii be
the beginning of a new era in the
political complexion of Georgia.
What the South deplorably needs
is to hear the tariff discussed from
pure Republican stand point.
They hear and read Only frec.trsde
doctrins as put from the Democrat.
ic stand point. We believe the re-
suit of such meeting will not only
tend toward bringing the party
back into power, but will go tar to :
ward converting the young white
men to the practiCableness OF the Poi
icles of the Republican party and
convincing them Of the impract'-
cab'eness Of the policies OF the De-
mocrats. 1'h- Younger portion of
the whites Of the South grow up
ard go into the raIks OF the Demo-
cratic party because there is no ole
al any time in their hearing decla :
Ing the benefits OF the Republican
par y.'--Chc"go Inter Ocean.
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DR.. + g. Parsons says the people keep a com
ing To be examined free OF charge at his Office
and drug store, corner liberty aud Montgom-
cry streets for skin, blood, liver, lung and
throat diseases, kidney complaint, female
weak ness rheumatism. old sores; defOrmed
limbs, sore yes, fits. loss of manhood and all
affections of tho body Az his vast experience
as doctor obtained in different countries and
hospitals enables MIN to- detect disease where
1t would he overlooked by others
Asa doctor for ladies he lTas no equal and
cure the worst cases OF dIseaSee of women.
He also examines and treats the eye for all
diseases and keeps u full lin" of specIacles eye
glasses, etc II is the headquarters of Dr G.
PEARSON s medicines, electric Supporters. electric
helts, electric lung protectors electric hosiery.
belts. trusSes, spltuts crntchpS ladies' dOilv -:
tOiet - s. Suspensori sh III Ter braces, pile
trusses pl pipes, y In n -, and sur
81 ~ appii ances for deformitlps made To Order
a Inc nf Drugs chenicas o,I - ROOFS and
banks
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BARLOW Ga January %, 1888.

BARLOW ia January 70, 1888.
Hon J, Ii. DEvEAUx. Dear Su
and Brother After being "c
quAinted with your paper for Som'.
time, plc"se allow NE space TO note
~ your readers that il is the best pa
per ct ns size printed in Georgia
/ will send on three subscriber. ]
don't want to be- withnur it. We'll
| would say more about II next time
M wish TO say some thing abou;
the Convention on 25ih, in Macon
Ga. / asked a G. NJ, Z. preacher
about the Convention tie other
day and he replied to me like this;
That the Negro had eomeinmg Ii e
il in Atlanta Il faw years ago and
II was diSgracs on tho colref
people. told him ike ihts; the
saI. clothes that I'll Us then. will
NOT fit now and expect he WAS in
that one and failed 10 discharged his
duty as o representative. bat am
glad TO say that we are coming in,o
power with brilliant Young men tina
will ride over all snrh Stum, s AZ
thar. Go onward to prcgro-si, n.
Snowden Lodge NJ IS is doing
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STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAMDEN COUNTY.

THERE WILL BE sold at sheriff7s Sale be-
fore the Court House door OF st. Marys,
Ga. the First To ESDAY In February 1883 the
following property TO wit: levied upon by 8. @,
Kelly, caroner Of said county. Property
known inst Marys, Ga. as the property OF
Alexander Curtis, to satisfy the amount of one
thousand three hundred and eighty dollars
Isl y380) claimed of him by John > Russell,
sheriff, bounded in st. Maryg to wit: Lots No.
II by Alexander church and margins, Nos iO5
lbs, i40, l54, to river includng) No. II TO river
(east) on northeast corner Of lot No A., and
running south on Ready street 2iS feet to lot OF
John Richardson and Charles Hardes, and
west on said lot 100 feet TO lot of L. A. Ru-
dolph, and north on said lot 2lS feettO Delling-
ham street thence east 100 feet on said street
of place of beginning, Lot NO. "a bounded
south by Bryan street, on north by premises
of Fox & Burns. and further known AZ the Lipp
man house and lot, being In the ounty OF
Camden, the same being known as the Grimm
Bluff track of land containing sou acres, the
same being grained to George Brown. Febru-
AIRY %, 1885, bounded as follows to wit: orth by
Clark & McMainers' In d east by w N. asy,
south by 1t. Marys' river, west by Mayes la d.
3 e. KELLY,
Coroner Camden County, Georgia.
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If the bill introduced in Con-
grcrs by senator Chandler to reg
uMte national elections for melRher :
Of Congress BIC, INES law, there
might be some prospects of Repub-
IicA IL tins STATE securing five OF
six Congressional districts, because
there we wills have tnll, free aud
fair vote, also an honest count.
Ps> lie law nd see II our predir-
uus IS no. - IRE, (
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The one cent drop letter bill re-
GENTLY introduced in Congress,
ought to pass without any delay.
he present charges of two cent,
DC city drop, is inconsistent with
the present order of tbings, when
Inother letter bearing the same de
'iomiiiation OF stamp, will be carried
POGO miles. no, change the law,
bud gave the pubEc tho benefits OF
heat city delivery.
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No. go.
MADAME SMITH,
Tho lH1ls nd s.ai Fortune Teller.

Those who wish 10 consult her upon the
affairs Of life, In person or by mall, will re.
m r1 be to ca at No. 50 Price stree
North east corner Of McDouough 6ne i
been practicing this business for fifty year
She reveals the deepest secrets; unveils tn
future; gives successful ottery number ).
brings separated married couples and love =
together; brings back absent friend
and recleant lovers; and causes speedy and
happy marriages. She has this gift from the
Almighty. She is acknow edged by a. TO be
the QUEEN and STAR FORTUNE TELLER
without a SUPERIOR.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-01-28

I)R. TANNER, who Is without
doubt, tue widest read man III the
clulch for hls age, and one OF the
.ploiuundest scholars. W. fear, will
lie rc,ed ~ xt General Conference
80 the bisnopricE So. Reeo der.
w can't understand what the
Recorder has 10 fear" III the cleo
iion ot such man. Ii seems 10 Us
the qualities ,iesc ibed Nv the Rec
order, are very Essential 10 IMAM
holding the high title 81 bishop.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-01-28

Tux Wss,ern Appeal says that
the +. cent interviews OF Tx Minis
ssr Taylor il ''beconiDg disgusting
40 large number If thinking color
cd people OF this country, and that
lie ought 10 be pqnelched. The
Append il abont right, but squelch~
ing won, sop Taylor, he is not
al de hal way.