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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
Chicago Opera House.

At the Chicago Opera House for
the past week the McCaull Opera
Company have been giving the OPP
era of "Boccaccio" in a style that
never has been seen before in Chi
cago The entire strength is in the
cast, amt the same opera being so
successful the first week, will be con-
tinued throughout this present week.
The patronage has been exceptional
ly large and the drawing qualities of
the opera, combined with the excel
lence of the company, the mounting,
costuming, etc, will no doubt make
the opera fully as successful this
week as last
After this week and commencing
Monday night, Rudolf Dellinger's
opera Of Lorraine" will be put on.
This will run for one week only and
is considered one of the most tune(ul
operas in the McCaull repertoire.
Played at the Chicago Opera House
during their engagement two years
ago, it score at once an emphatic
success. The scene is in France
during the reign of Louis XIV,
giving ample opportunity for the
most gorgeous costuming The
piece is replete with beautiful music,
the finale of the second act, the fair
land of Provence, being considered
one of the greatest finales ever writ
ten for the comic opera.
This next week will be the last
week of the McCaull Opera Com
pang in Chicago this fall.
Following Dellingers opera of
"Lorraine" will come Bolossy Kiralfy
with "The Naiad Queen. The
piece is a complete revival of one of
the most successful of the Kiralfy
spectacles, The scenery and ballets
are both new to this city, and in fact
the production will be given in Chi
cago for the first time. Mime. Paris,
one of the most graceful premieres
ever seen in this country, will lead
the dancers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
News About Town.

1t is the current report about town that
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
is making some remarkable cures with
people who are troubled with with Coughs,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Any druggist will give you
trial bottle free of cost. 1t is guaranteed to
relieve and cure. The large bortles are SOC
and 81.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06

churned at 90 to 90, little if any
trouble may be expected.
Within the past year a large num-
Der of our best butter makers add 20
per cent. of water to the cream when
the churn is started, and find that
the butter comes quicker, separates
more rapidly, and more perfect
granulation is secured,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
Their Predecessors

Ar earnest old colored clergyman,
solicitin contributions from his congre
cation lot d proposed college one Sunday
morning, said: Il knows, brudders aud
sisters. dat dis yer college won't do YOU
en- me no partickler good, but Just stop
en- think of the good it'll do our predeces.
sors dat come after us; think of that"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
.in Awful Blow.

A young man has just been run over
and can live but few minutes. Symna.
thizing stranger-"Is there any word YOU
would like 10 send to your parents?"
No, [ guess not. But please break the
news gently to my aunt. it will be an
awful blow to her. She always declared
Id die of consumption. I'm afraid the
disappointment viii be more than she can
bear"
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
&anaritmglcncs Giforic.

&anarifu9len TANNER, iom felipe
@apnet ansiuer, fra be aanariife Ger,
Der liSser u%eitenfor @irifa. Dens op.
rinbeli9e 8ulsr bar ct srpnlist @raat,
men efterbaanben ium ben blep Gus
fusl, bar benne 5arue foranbret iis.
5uslen bleu fsrft betienbt for guros
p9erne | bet Lobe I~arbunbrebe, men
ben ffplber ct rent Tilfalbe fin almin>
beige S%nbfsrelie. st Sanoelsftib, Der
ieilebe til 2iuorno fra be aanariife Der,
braste ct Gntal al bisie 5uste iom en-
Del al 2aoninsen. s en- uplbiom Storm
paa Mibbelbapet ftranoebe Sfibet paa
8piten af Zen Glba, % 5uslene tos
Opbolb paa Uen. 8limaet bar pas
ienbe for benz; be tripebes sobt, %
inart bespnbte belle europa at inbfsre
8anarifusle, iaa at be tilfibit ubrpbbe.
bes albeles paa be Yer, bpor be oprins
belist bapbe biemme. Beboerne al
Sarseus 8iersesne | bet norblise 1pif-
lamb bopbe lanee brepet Dptlefnina af
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Sibcrtcn.

Spr fort 9ib iiben meboelte ct 9ele,
gram fra ct. 8etersbOrs, at Den tmeiiers
lise &esierin9 bar i bOi Grab alarmeret
peb ben itnrfe llooanorius al fore Gar.
mere % 8uasppbrattere til Sibsrien.
@n npere 9epei6e fprteler, at ben
nepnte Gsn tiltraffer Jig itor Spmart-
ipmbeb blanbt 9pifere us Sfanoinaoer.
5or omtrent to Nar iiben itrep en- Be
fienbt 1pifer en- mteset interesiant Be
refining ON fine &eiier % fit Spbolb i
a~iiatiif &uslano, % benre BOG patte
mesen Opiist. San paaitob, at Gsnens
Wineralriscom bar itprre ps mere for
fieaisartet, enb man bapoe troet tioz
lisere, % at bens Stiftetbso for Iaer.
oprfnins funbe taale Sammenlianina
meb be bebite Gsne / Norb. europa. glt
Der uar ct buarlist Martso for ale
Marfens, Sfopens os Minernes Bro,
butter nasteoe ban life, men ban ertle.
rebe, at 9anbet, liseiOm Gnslanb, inbes
bplot Ilt, bpab 8efOlfainsen tiltranate
for ct ciuiliieret Sip, os at Der berior
life bar fort 8ebou, buerfen for ubisr.
iel eaer Snbforiel. Ser fanbtes ole De
MetaGer, ipm eriiterer paa SorSflooen,
% neiten ale De fOitbare Siene. Sruas
ter babies ! OuerHob, unbtasen / ben
norblisite Del. Gan iasbe til Slut
ming, at Siberien uar bet eneite 9anS.
ban bapbe beiSst, bpOr 5armsren alpria
tlasebe, men bar tilireos meb fin Still
ling.
Snbtil for faa aar iiben bar man
altib billet bape Us til at tro, at SIDE.
rien bar ben meit ubpsselise Del af ben
beboebe 8eroen. Yi er naturliauis til.
bsielise til at bore forub inbtaane mob
ct 2ano, Der bruses iOm Deportations.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18


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feb for 5~orbrpbere. Wan forsftiler lts
altib, at be ienbes til ct Steb, boor be
pil tomme til at lioe Onbt. Snsen st'
feoe at sau til auitralien, ba Der par
Strafetolouier. Men Stemninsm ipuss
at ilaa ON til 5orbel for Siberien. Oct
er s~ootsjort / ben ieneite lib, at De ilelte
6orpiite blioer Der, efterat Strafetloeu
er ublsbet, os "sror op meo .Gsnen",
liseiom osiau uite oeres 5amllier flptter
til Dem. VT Stouene er itsrre % inufs
tere enb benz / Waine % Mti6i9art, %
at 9raerne er mere uaroifuloe, inorpmz
mes MI, os bet meooeles psiaa iOnl 1T
tert, at Sorobutoen paa De tore Sletter
bar famine Sarpe os alminoelige Cant
meniatuins iom Yr9rien / SIinois,
men at ben iamtiois er risere paa De
mineralife Subitanier, Der er neooens
oige Tor YlanteoRrteit.
"a MI tommer Der 6 terretnins ON,
at en- enself Camper ct ieilet op 40
5luoen geniiai os bar inotaset en- pars
oiiulb Srastlaonins. aapteinen, iom
qif mere END bunorroe Mif epas 66fe-
BEN, fprteler, at altllass aurn bar at
faa / Mrnsoe os meset biaist, at 5eite
par / laa liben Bris, at ben a~lminoeli9e
Cart for at leie Dem tun bar en- Gent
pr. Nil, at Dye os 5aaretiooet bar no
mertet, at Stibsmaiter funoe fiDbes for
) Dollars pr. StDffe, og at Slp, Sob
Der, Mica % @rapbit tGiten funoe iaaes
ior bpao man pilbe sioe tot bet.
&eiieren, Der bar moota9et itprre
3ienelter al por &e9jerin9 eno nosen
anoen 5Drite / geroen, fan life piie i'm
9atnemmelisbeo berfor paa no9en beore
Wtdaoe END pe0 at atle0e Den ltore uoz
panorinssitrsm fra Inerifa til Sibes
rien. Spis bet blipsr itiloret iom ct
8arabis for 2irenoreiere, YeanutzS Sell
sere os &luoeiamlere, pil mango Of
5po guropas 8eboere flOffss bsrben.
&esierinsen bar beitemt fig til at am
lasse ilere ganelinier siennem 9anoet,
os 8psninsen Of benz oil sipe 8efiafs
tiselie for mango Irbeioere. Seo at
aoertere Sernbanes 9anb pua lisnenoe
Waaoe, iom bet er siort fer / 9anoet,
pil Der erbutbes en- bel Stare gtpbp9s
sere. SAB Siberien bliue ct "slipl for
Be llnbertrptte al ale Nationer", os Oct
pil inart blioe fDlbt op.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Napoleoms Ylam eftcr bans
Ulugt ira Cha.

Snsen S~esiuenbeo / ben mpberne 81
itOrie upersaar / oramatiIf Gifeft 1ils
oraselierne / be bunbreoe 9ase. Sea,
poleons briiti9e 6lust fra @lba, bans
ubeitriote Ouertaselie al &esjerinsens
9siler, belle Gurppas SammenIlutnins
imob bana, 5ranfri9s Mobta9elie al
oenne iiolereoe Shilling, bets bsiternte
SclOnins tiltroos fur De talrise 5ienber,
bets iprise os uirfiumme Soriuarsiors
boiosre9ler, Nopoleous faratteriItiife
8eilutnins at fSre arisen uuer paa
5ienoens 9erritorium, Bet igrite Selo
ueb 2isnp os BET ifreffelise 9teberlas
peo @aterloo, Der paafulstes al Napus
Icons GbronIraiigelie % 9anbflpstisa
beb, aft bette banner i~ifterlis ben
melt martelise &eftefslse al 8esiuens
beoer / Wenneifebeoens Sitprie. Sele
S9rfer or bleoet itrepet ON 8aterlopz
5elttpset, men ba bette sgmne ipnes at
bore uuotsmmelist os bog iteoIe peffer
ny Snteresie, lfal ri tiuabe pS at "ititiere
Souebpuntterne.
Napoleons Ylan bar at abRiQe De
preusiIte % enselite Nrmser, Der laa i
8antonnement | SelSien, for iaa at ilaa
benz buer ior Jig. !Suab Ser ierliat
leoeoe BAN til at lasse benne 8lan
bar, at De to Sares SO~rbinoelier laa /
tilt mooiatte &etninser, Gnstenoernes
MOB Seft, / &etninsen af Sapet, %
Ereuslernes MOB St / &etnins af &bi
men. 5orboloene bar berfpr nteaet for.
ltjeui9e ira, boao be pilbe babe ueret,
bpis Stprfen, Der fob impo BAN, bapbe
b%eltaaet al en- eneite Nrme, unber en- 9es
belle, % meo en- 3ilfgriels. 8ais. Oct
bar meset io~rbelustisere for bam. 9bi
buis ban funoe beieire en- af bisIe gr.
rteer iaa f%albitanoist, at ben maatte
faloe tilbase paa fin OperatiunsbaIis,
uiloe ban ifille ben fuloitanbist fra bens
@llereoe. Der bar naturlispis andre
Soeer, ION ban funoe babe iattet, {. Gr.
ben, lOH Ssrtnsen af Bsuinston antua
at ban uiloe beige, nemlis at furiSse at
on'saa en~slanSernes bDire SlDi os al,
tlare benz ira beres 5Orbinbelier meo
Saoet, men ben Ooennapnte Ylan -
ON mulist at aoltiIe be to Grmeer, -
par Den Plan, Tom ban bs1temte ia til
at fslse.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

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Oct belle TolfS &jemoeI,e.

De. Tom bar brust Papillon (Clarke's
extract of fax Skin Cure, sioer bet
ben fDrite os bsiefte Ylabs blanot 2ases
mibler | 9ilfalbe al Subipsbomme,
Grpipelas, GcSema, llbHet, Blesner,
8plber, Biles, &iusorme o. branbt
Stabe. Dette pibunberlise Yreparat
linbrer pieblifteIis ale bisie Slbebefins
benbe. $1.00 pr. Slate Dos 6. 8.
@eiier ener betalt fOrub ienbes bet al
Eopilon Company. Chicago, 81.
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Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

6ii9le lori N1rtn9Soet, % DC fo8 MI fof
paa Ganarifuslene. Disie Biersboere
leper | en- frOpris Gsn, bpOr Der er
fulot at 5usle. 2ibt efter libt bespnbte
be at fanse os t9m,me benz, os omiioer
blep bet Sill, at enbuer 8onoe % Sproe
bar ct fort 8arelie | fit Sus, bpori ban
opflafter Jusle. apinoerne pasier BEN
ON 0asen, os W9nbene bi9lper til,
naar beres Da9sarbeioe er fulbenbt.
5srit l9rtes &anlrifustene til at iprse
peb at be iattes lammen meb andre
Sansfusle, iom Nattersale os 2erfer,
% ienere pleieoe Ipiferne at iette fig
ino / gareliet til benz ps ipiQe paa
Jlgite for benz. Saaleoes lerte omIieer
8anarifuslen at ipnse en- Sang, Der er
iammeniat al mango andre Melobier:
al 29rfens o. Nattersalens Sang, al
5lsitetoner, Slptteipil % Soolen, =
o9 Ell &anarifusl maa fuune sipe aQe
bisie aombindtioner, bpis ben Ital tals
oes uolart os pere oeroifulo for fin
Gier. Sjer9bOeren / Sarben er en- uos
marfet 9Ommer. pan laoer fig life
beitiffe al bet met jublenoe Sansuos
bruo. San iorlanser at bore enbper
Nooe / Oftapen iunset blibt Os fart, us
en- 5usl, Der life fan siDrs bette, faar
life SOB til at bore iammen meb be
andre. De uiloe upfatte o9 lare bens
Man9ler.
gi ifal MI %fortelle, 6ourleoes Sanbes
fen meo oisie 5usle furesuar. Sore
@senter ct lteble / europa. De ops
laar beres !S%opeotparter / en- al be
imaa Sper peo 5Ooen al Siersene -
Iorbbauien 9uberitaot eler Noro6eim.
Der er auinoer Der, iOm saar fra gus
til Sus sjennem beie gsnen for at fisbe
5usle, % naa be bar fplot BET ltore
BUR, Tom be barer paa &pssen, oenber
De tiibase til ben Yp, buorira De git no,
% ialser oeres 5usle til Isenterne.
Seq ital nOf uuste mig for at fortele,
buab be iaar for benz, - bet CT life
fore Eager, = men Snbfsrelien al
benz Der til 2anoet er temmelis foftbar.
Gsenterne taser 5uslene til ben ners
meite Ssbapn pr. Sernbane os leier iaa
paa Damperen bobbelt iaa meset Sum,
iom 5uslene taser, iaa at be fan paste
benz %orbentlis. gnbuer 5lsl r,aa bape
frilf gano os Jpbe buer Dag. Gn
Miaion uofsres aarlis, os ct Sus /
New gorf ialser 10000 ON Iaret.
Gn a~lminbelis 5usl inobrinser $4.OO,
men en- fortrinli9 Sarser fan brinse
6 a Z Dollars. Oct er en- Seiltaaelie
at fro, at De mSrte &anariiusle er be
beoite San9ere. 9ette beror paa, bpor
De CT opfl9ttebe. De, Der er lagt til
paa Goppen al Sjersene, CT Be beS1e
Sansere; De er baarbisre, % oeres
Stemmer er rise ps oelfiinsenbe. 8ven
Norobuuien aniee8 i Ilminbelisbeo for
at leOere be bebite 8anariiusle. Ge,
Der fommer ira 9alene, er life n9r lao
spbe. De iaafalpte belsiife &anari.
fusle, Der er berGmte for beres Stgrrelie
% imuffe 5prm, fommer nait eiter Sc
tplfe / alminbelis gnbeit, men be ipnser
ijeloent 'laa imnft.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

s mango Var iOlste ies Or. Guauft
8Sni9s SambursersD raaber 90 BrpSts
tbe, % mine aunber bar altib paret til
treos meo oens 8irfninssr. Saiob
8empter, Nonroe, Ris.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
ASOidisr's Life SavsS BY q Dnsam.
Religio-Philosophical journal.


Rev. L. w. Lewis, in his ere
miniscences of the War, published
in the Christian Advocate. relates
an instance where a dream saved
the life OF soldier: "a man by
the name of Joe Williams had told
q dream to his fellow soldiers, some
of whom related it to me months
previous to the occurrence which |
now relate. He dreamed that he
crossed river, marched over a
mountain and camped near a
church located in a woods, near
which terrible battle ensued, and
in a charge just as We crossed the
ravine he was shot in the heart.
On the ever memorable 7th of De.
camber, 1851 battle of Prairie
Grove, northern Arkansas), as we
moved at double quick to take our
place in line of battle, then already
hotly engaged, we passed the church,
a small frame building. / was rid
ing in the flank of the command op-
posite to Williams, as we came in,
vie~ of the house. "That is the
church | saw in my dream" said
ne. | made no reply, and never
thought OF the matter again until
the evening. We had broken the
enemy's lines and we're in full pur.
suit, when We came to a dry ravine
in the wood; and Williams said:
''Just on the ether side of this rs-
vine | was shot in my dream, and
I'll stick my hat under my shirt
Suiting the action to the word he
doubled up his hat as he ran along
anu ciammed It IN his bosom.
Scarcely hsd he adjusted it when a
minnie ball knocked him out OF
line; jumping up quickly he pulled
out his hat; waved it over his head.
shouting, I'm all rightw The hall
raised black spot about the size of
a mans hand, just over the heart,
and dropped into his shoe,"
Here the prophecy was a long
time ahead. and fore:old the exact
coming OF ball depending on a
combination of circumstances which
it would seem impossible for reason
or intuition to foresee and fore
know. Its full6llment is peculiar,
for guarding against it the danger
was averted and the dream proved
untrue.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
A Fearful Warning.

DIR. Chas. F. UnderhilI, at one
time one OF Cincinnati's most emf.
nent physicians, has Just been sent
to ~ insane asylum, raving ma.
mac from the effects of cocaine.
Only a few years ago DIR. UnderhiIl
controlled an immense practice
which gradually fell away from him
when 1t was discovered that he had
become an opium eater. Being
among the first to introduce the
newly-discOvered drug cocaine in-
to his practice in Cincinnati, he
soon became a slave to It. It Is
only just to this brilliant physician
to note that he was a great sufferer
from insomnia, and the use of
narcotics at the outset was simply
to induce sleep, in order to obtain
much needed rest. He is now an
utter wreck, and his wife, who was
compelled ia the end to- leave
him, is brOken.bearted woman.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
THE BLUE AND GRAY.

lis the day Of the conflict ; in bat
tie array
Stand the waiting con,batants-
the Blue and the Gray,
From the green pasture lands comes
the lowing OF herds;
From tie forests deep shadows
the music of birds.
In warm golden splendor the suns
slanting rays
Lie ever the broad ficlds of rips
ening maize.
A little brook gurgles by hedge
row and thistle;
A quail makes his plant in a soft
mellow whistle.
All nature is peaceful; yet here face
TO face.
They meet for the contest-these
souls of one race!
The Gray waits serenely in abattiss
ed strength
The Blue, brave and daring, adj
vances; at length,
In sea of red clover, so fragrant
and sweet,
just there, on the edge of the
meadow, they meet
An attack sharp and sudden-a
noise = what is this?
A report-it is only a true lovers
kissS
IT'S glorious capture--and thus
ends the fray
His eyes are blue eyes, and her
eyes are gray
Detroit Free Pre-.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
WHO WAS TIE WOMAN?
The Strange Adventure Of Mr.. Rich.
ard Peters at Gettysburg,
Augusta Chronicle !

Augusta Chronicle
Richard Peters, of Atlanta, was
at Gettysburg, Besides attending
the reunion there, he had on hand
another mission.
During the war Mr. Peters was
attached eGen. George Stewards
brigade of Ewell's corps, and was
at Gettysburg. About 8 o'clock
of the afternoon during the hottest
fighting, he was given an order by
Gen. Ewell to carry over to Gen
Hill. He started oil on his mis-
sion at mad gallop. As he cross
ed a road, near a farm house, a
, woman's voice hailed him.
"Look here she cried, raising
the window as she spoke. Mr..
Peters turned his head without
checking his horses speed. He
saw the fair face of beautiful wo,
man, not fifty yards frem him.
Her sleeves had slipped down, dis~
closing a finely formed arm, She
raised an old long single-barreIled
gun, took deliberate aim at him,
and without another word fred,
Mr.. Peters heard the ball whistle
over his head and the woman's
voire cry, 81 missed you this time,
but | will hit you the next time
sure"
Mr.. Peters says she could not
Lave been over twenty. The house
was in range of fire of both armies.
When he returned there was no
sign OF life abort the house. He
had not been there since the battle.
Yesterday he started out to look
up the house and the comedy maid-
en-, who is now, i fliving, no doubt
a buxom matron. He says he will
not return to the south without
finding her or what has become of
her. 1t is needless to say be bears
no enmity.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
Forty thousand Pounds Of Grapes and
Two Thousand Dollars.

Just to shOv that our Worth
county lands are good, and produce
any and everything that win grow
in our Southland, / was informed
by reliable gentleman to-day that
Mr.. c. q. McPhaul had gathered
and shipped from his vineyard of
nine acres of land forty thousand
pounds of the finest and best grapes,
for which he received upwards of
two thousand dollars. And now,
to make another showing Of what
some of our people are doing in the
way of economy and retrenchment
in the way of reducing expenses. l
will state that oneotmy near neigh
bors has a lamp, the wick Of which
they have been burning for four
years, with good prospects Of it
lasting through the fitth.-Cor.
Americas Recorder.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
A Useful Fail Crop.
Columbus Ledger.]

Now is the time to prepare your
ground for the most useful OF all
fall crops-turnips. All our Col
um5us seedsmeu have full stocks
Of seeds. The ground should be
plowed several times, well manur-
ed and everything in readiness for
the proper time tor planting, which
is the month of July, August and
sometimes even as late as Septem-
Der. The last month, however, is
found successful only when the fall
is very late, July being the most
reliable of all. Although this crop is
not considered so by some farm ers,
the best of them will say that it is
one Of the most profitable crops
that can be raised.
Turnips are good alike for both
man and beast, and can be used any
time of the year. The turnip is one
of the hcalthiest aud incest vegetas
bles for the table, and the best food
tor stock III the world. Poultry
thrives on nothing better than boil
ed turnips.
In fact,any way they are taken,
they are a regular bonanza. If
baked like potatoes, they can be
kept the entire winterj just as sweet
aud as sound as the day when first
put up. The market always has a
ready sale for them, and the lowest
price is 1920 per bushel, even
when large stock is on hand.
1t would be we'll not only for the
farmer but for every one who has
a piece of ground that could be
devoted to the purpose TO try the
experiment of raising enough turo
nips for their own use. There is
not only comfort but money in it.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
h'hGf Jesse Say SAY.

Two young girls were walking
leieurely home from school one
pleasant day 10 early autumn, when
one thus addressed the other:
"E,iith Willis, what will the girls
say when they hear that you have
invited Maggie Kelly to your De r
tyr"
CELIA, when mamma told me to
invite Maggie, I asked her the same
question. She told me it made no
difference what the girls said, who
thought Maggie beneath them, be-
cause she was poor and her school
bills were paid by my Emher; aud
she asked me if I would like to hear
what Jesus would say. So she took
her Bible and read to me the words:
"And the King shall answer and
say unto them, Inasnluch as We
have done it unto one of the least
Of these my brethren, We have done
it unto Me-"
All, little readers never ask
what this and that one will say
while you are doing what is right.
but what Jesus, your King, will
say on the glorious resurrection
morning that will soon dawn upon
us.
The South western news., 1888-08-01
Georgia Cotton Factories.

Griffin has a cotton mill which
paid dividend of Is per cent last
year and will do fully as we'll this
year. Its success has led to the
building of another and a larger
mill to be controlled by the same
company.
Not long ego a few gentlOu en-
in LaGrange determined to try and
establish a cotton factory at that
place. They raised the necessary
capital without the slightest diff
Guilty and all the contracts for the
construction of the mill have been
made. We are confident that the
enterprise will succeed as the TrouP
factory aud the West Point mill
have sncceeded.-MacOn Tele
graph.
The South western news., 1888-08-01

The next State convention of the
Georgia Farmers Alliance will be
held in Macon on the 2lst of Au-
gust. Macon is the most central
city in the State, has more railroads
than any other point in Georgia,
and is IN many ways preferable as
the place for State conventions.
Th5 Alliance has acted wIstly.