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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

sNson,- Ia, Proprletors.
4. 21st, '68.
pen g0IntS.
A man in Carolina shot at dog
I BIT book agent.
Miss Lille Allen visited friends
Shellman last week.
Mss Amanda Smith, is visiting
atives and friends in Bronwood.
FIRST class job work done in the
Tvs office. Bring in your
Tx.
We are sorry to learn of the SCI
u Sickness Of the wife Of Mr.. D
SeNkirk,
Miss Daisy James, is at home on
isit from Cuthbert, where she is
ending school,
The King of Pain" sold by
pt. Andrews of this city, is a
st excellent medicine.
Farmer silas Smith, one of Ter,
Is wide-awake agnculturists,
3 ln the city last week.
The sympathy of the entire
immunity is with Capt. T NJ
pes, in his present sickness.
Rev. Or. w J Gaines, colored,
IIpreqch in the A NJ E { hu,ch
tbs city on next Frid y night.
Fathers Photographic building
E 600 screws in it. 1t can be
Ken down, packed together by
sces. and made portable.
ME. Barley Lester of Shellman.
da fine nilch COW, that recently
aal empty sack of ruano, and
soon after from the eiiee.s
M
NiIl make it to your interest
price my goods before buying.
T i Martin.
Tie Detroit Free Press, is one
Iong the best newspapers in the
antfy. We are indebted to its
unns for many a spicy para>
aph.
The Baptist church has in it no
fe faithful minister than is the
". M B L Binion. We were
ID to see him in our city a few
ysago.
DE- Kcndrick has improved the
ks Of his drug establishment, by
King down the middle partition.
le Change gives him more room
the front store.
Mr.. VIM. Moreland, one among
Trell's staunchest farmers, puts
his glad appearance upon our
.eess occasionally. We are al
ays pleased to see him.
We are now receiving d nice line
groceries Of every description,
q Will deliver them to any part
the city free Of charge,
T 0 WuITCHARD & Co.
DR.. Bridgeman, and Nessrs. By
lm and Leary, all of Shellman,
ade our city a visit one day last
eek. Ali good representatives OF
% clever people OF Shellman.
Mr.. Terrence Wilburp, was able
visit our city or last Saturday.
is many friends here, were graft,
"a to see him recovered to some
xtent from his recent sickness.
The paper won't perish because
3u decide that you can get along
ithout it. A man may succeed
! pulling out the tail Of a mule,
nt Hes bound to get behind al
MY mill, known as the Parker
a Mill, is now in good running
tder and | solicit the patronage
{ the public. My rocks are kept
fgood order and | guarantee sat.
faetion. j. II. PRITGHARD.
tns Is, tw, IN.
Our Southern girls-beautitul at
0utherm girls can be, with face!
alely fair as their own Magnoli;
, lessons tiuged with the color 0
be rose, and dark eyes full C
ruth and tenderness.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

FhUM lAE II1u DIS1RIET
Hurrah! for the 18th district, for
it has had good rains and has good
health.
Some are done planting corn, and
some are getting ready to plant cot.
tor Garden work is nearer up
than it has been for years. w e
have preaching at Rehoboth church
twice month, with the Saturdays
before, by the Rev. ] q Corley.
The congregations are large, the
greater part being composed of la
dies-fne looking girls.
Miss Blitt has now in school 80
scholars at the Black Gum Acade,
my,
JACKSON BLUEcoAr.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

Itch, Prairie Mango; ara
Stretches of every kind cured in30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo
lon. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by w C Kendrck,
Druggist, Dawson. Ga.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22
Finest Cigars and Whistles il
the city at
TY Martins.

the city at
T Y Martins.
Those who were the recipients
of the kindness and hospitality OF
Mr.. Owen Geise, at the Oyster
Supper at Bronwood on last Thurs
day night, are not unmiudful of
the appreciation due to him from
them,
A petition has been made through
our Congressman, Hon. Fl G Tur-
ner, for the establishment of a post
Office al Graves Station. The peo-
pie of that place are very much in
need of postal facilities.
Col. DIN Wimberly, one of Ma
cons most promising lawyers, is in
the city. Since he has been here
he has received beautiful home
present that will go far to make his
future life joyous one.
Our aunts, cousins, or friends
from the country who may visit
the city, are cordially invited to
visit the News office. Whether
you want to subscribe to the paper
or not, you are welcome.
Dan Moye, Negro who was ar
rested by sheriff Marshall in Amer
icus, a few days ago, will be tried
at the monthly term eff the County
Court. His offence is a fragrant
one, cutting out the eye of another
Negro.
DR.. James Son has in store a
we'll selected stock OF Iandreth and
Buist's garden seeds. These seeds
are perfect specimens from the crop
which gives them the highest exo
cellence. We carry no old seeds.
Now is the time to lay in your re-
liable garden seeds If.
Rev. R r Dowas, pastor of the
4 NJ T., church in this city, is
most active in religious work for
the Der eft of his charge and race.
A nice parsonage is being erected
near the church fer the use of the
pastor.
The management of the News is
under obligations FIR the healthy
support that it is receiving. New
subs ribers in large numbers are
coming in, and in equal proportion,
orders for job work are received.
Thanks.
Mr. NJ S keith, has a large as
sortmont OF seeds from the Agri-
cultural Bureau, which he will dis
tribute on the first Saturday in
NJ lrch, al the Agricultural meet.
ing to lie held at Cypress Pom I, at
at tinp
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22
Medical Notice.


~ r. t. P. Parks, formerly of
augusta, Ga, is located ia the
city of Dawson, Ga, for the prac-
tspe, of medicine. He is called 1.-THE
Indian DtFetcr" and in his practice
he uses minerals las we'll as herbs.
A large practice in Augusta, Ga,
aud In Liberia, Africa, gives him a
frst-claes experience. He treated
1900 cases IN Augusta, Ga ,and has
recommendati5Is from the best peo3
pie to show his:work and standing.
OFFICE next to the Park
and near the SOUTHWESTERN
N Il w y.
Feb. Z I'm.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A nice building lot, something
over an acre, on Johnson St. adj
joining the residence of S "A. Log2
less. Also, an Arion piano, good
as new, will be sold low down.
&c
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

FOR FURTHER PARTICU
LARS CALL AT THE OF IC IL
OF SOUTHWESTERN
NE VS..
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

FROM THE IITH DISTRICT,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22
New,
a'sAlns Dl,p.u,rn.
Bury Your Doubts
and try me once.


+ p = -
! cali, viii, and do please, 3kobe
who trade with me.
.&~
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

Ez DAWSON, GA.
For sale by Arthur Bros. & CO.,
Shellman, Ga.
Nessrs. W b Oxford NJ S Keith,
A j Carver and F NJ Green, have
returned from their visit to Way
cross, as members of the State Ag-
ricultural Society which met in
that place. They rerort as having
had pleasant time.
On account of the inclemency of
the weather, quite a small congren
CATION, assembled at the Baptist
church on last Sunday night. Those
of us who attended, were edited by
a heart searching discourse from
the pastor, Rev. B w Davis.
1t singular coincidence, that
the right>of-way of the Columbus
Southern, from Columbus to Al,
bany, follows an old Indian trail,
and follows the line of march that
Gen. jackson (Oid Hickory took
when he entered Florida in
1918.
Instead of Mr. Chas. j Green
having been appointed mail weigh
er as we published in last weeks Isl
sue, Mr.. ] G Sasser of Shellman
Is the appointee. Mr.. Sasser will
weigh the United States mail at all
points between Atlanta ald Mont>
gomery.
Fillingam>s 10 cent store is now
headquarters" for cheap goods
His goods have been selected with
care, and are sold SO cheap that
there is a constant rush after them.
Only 10cts. for articles worth %
and 35cts. Tho proof Of the pudN
ding is in the eating-then try
| him,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-22

JACKSON BLUECoAT,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-24

-ur.nu has revolutionized the world
luVfWIltju during the last half century
lMVFE HIN Not least among the wonders
III LII toH Of inventive progress IS ~
method and system Of work That ean De pef
formed an oNe. re rom their homes. Pay lber
ing the wofe eep do the work. either SEX young
or oid no special ability Fe9nirfdt qap na
not neeacIi ~ ne and we will send you free,
and r thin Of # great value and importance 70
you that will Start you in bsines Wnieh t NAN
DrlnB yo" -. ~, The world Grand cntiii free.
an a nytrlans TnUE s Co Augusta, Maine.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-24
PATENT MEDICINES

Wefygtose to KEEP a Sf0 1S, q
aHHe curious Bqm7et7y Meal-
zines Mat there Is any ae'7la'l4
fer, and solzZ from time to h@'e'
add to err sd0eh all snfh that may
be euqulysd /or Ne annef a
b1zre hst and can fl0w1sA any
br0rwu6le articles in tins A,le
at a6ouf tie same acreage OF b'7fe
as beloa0 e,c
Ayers Cherry PectoIai 65c
Hop Bitters, 40c
Shakers Extract G5c
Ayers Sarsaparilla, llc
aIIcock's Porous Plasters, sSc
Browns Iron Bitters, ,...n, l6c
R0rker's Horse and Cattle PoWoti' lie
Rauson's Capcine HlstStets, I5c
Cox's Geatine. l6c
Green's August Flower, I2c
IIolioway's Worm Candy, Ike
Hansen's Butter Colorng, lie
Jayne's Pills, SIC
Jayne's Alternative, 65c
Jayne's EXpectorant, oic
Javne's Nermifuge 10
| Kunkels Bitter Vine OF Iron nc
| Kidney Wort, o5c
| Pure Camphor two o., 0;e
| Pure Camphor, per o., 55c
Rings Ambrosia Doe
| Rough on Rats, nco
| Sewing Machine Oil, uc
Schencks Mandrake PMS a IN
Wells & Richardson Butter Coloring, i ise
Wripht's Indian Vegetable Pills, To- To-
| Warmers Kidney and Liver cure eSo
| Warmers Tippecanoe, e.
| Wishart's Tar Cordial, Ieo
| Hollands Podophyllln rms iSe
loe
Morse's Indian Root Pills, 10 10
! Brandreth's Pills, a. az
Ayers Catbaftic Pills, 10
| Warmers safe Pills, 40 30
Wells May Apple Pills ~ ~.
| Shallenberger's Fever and Ague PMS i i2e
| Pink hams Liver Pills, ~, ~
| Parsons Pulgative Pills, 10
Cams kidney Cure, 90. 90
| Mother Mobiles Syrup. 4Ve
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, IL.
| kirby's Cholera Drops 70 20
| Parker's Ginger Tonic. 90
| st. Jacobs oil, sse
Mrs Pink hams Vegetable Compound, 4 .2(
| Schneck's Sea Weed Tonic l2e
| Schneck's Pumonic syrup, .2t
I Simmons Liver Regulator or 90
| Popham's Asthma specific, %.
| Sholls Ague Pills, e 90,
| Fines Nerve RestGrer, a, o." %
| kline's Nerve Restorer large bottles, sl;9.
| Ely's Cream Balm. %, ~
Perry Davis Pain Killer, pc size, 5 20,
| Miners Botanic Ointment, l3t
Moxie's Nerve Food, 5t'
| Kidder's Asthma Pasties, ~,
| Hoods Salsaparilla, o,t
| 40 Rheumatic Cordia1, 90
| Bucklen's Arnica SalSe, iot
| Dr. Kings New Discovery, 52l
/ Burdock Blood Bittefs, ",
| kiines' Nerve Restoref, LARGE hotties, 10
| Frenchs Enbrocation, lb'
| MoXie's Nerve Food, %4'
| Pure Paris Green per ID, 2o'
! Warranted kresh and Genuine.
Il. b. HnmbAycpS g Go.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-24
T II E M ON IT @ R.


TO say from personal experience that
Sulphur Btters, which advertisement will
be seen in another column, is the best
spring and blood medicine to be found. 1t
is prepared by an honest firm who scorn to
use cheap and worthless medicines, but
use the best that money can buy.-Editor.
Feb1T-2t.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-24
CARPETS.


We go direct to the weav
ers with our thirty-fve years
active experience as buyers
and sellers, and the ready
money and it's no wonder that
we can give you prices from 10
to 20 cts. per yard lower than
others Come and see them.
Extra supers, Atwood, as low as
6S cts.
E. B. HuMpIREys & Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19

ner eyes had new fatnomles' expression
IN hem. and her lips were partci as Ia 10
s-,oak. if there wcro Only words sweet ana
,.ertle enough. His face flushed WIN de-
licicrs gladness deeper than his PAIN as Sne
made him hoil out his arm for her' ana
touched it with mysterious tenderness ana
bound her handkerchief about his charred
aul aching wound.
And YOU can't disappoint your audience
How brave sou arr. But YOU VIII come 10
M tomorrow
~ YOU wish it, The crovd had gathered
outside the door, and stool little way on,
curiou,ly watching them.
IL wish could repay YOU, she SAID look
ing wistfuily UP at him
But Curran's face flushed crimson anu Ne
dr.v back from her rs il h had been stunS
A. she looked at him, Ausn slowly came
into her face. TOO. "WOuld you Ike 70 KISS
me just once ,,
Tine nan turned and drew her to ms near''
AMI her eye, fell till their long golden l4She3
touched her cheek, a. he stopped and Kissed
ner pouted red lips.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19

$50. Ho~5-l cv.f r.roel ou The print %.
.t,. ...,. .ne Ie blacksmith stood
Ir ...mrI. t.u.r H lnuI. o.. Hal.-,
.,l c.r I... br. wle Stunned "
'.. Ed. t..lan revelation at ta.
mp 400. t..nln vhoiad -IFn h, ...
r.. .lts. Philip Dad b.n fi-u- boss
r.-.t ..it OIL. r4l.ir. friendship he could
l'n.Il '..,s of BIS -rati.f .o. au- naFa
t...li. .l..-a illsi d.. bus oH'Y reward
n.. tac l., off tine victim Hl- as r'.1-
CO.,. as if d.4tn ili already claimed L.n
u, QI NOT seem TO sea one of the -...lt
f..nls that t.r0u-.l tie little shop Then 'e
looked ..r,fullya. tae woUnd 80 bis arm ..ai
pressed ouf the drop, OF poisoned blood 49,
another instant be had reached out hisri-ht
hand toward his forge ami srasped the eli
az q bar Of iron thai shone at white .rat
where il touched the Goals. He dr." 90 ont
before one could catch his breath and he'll. DE-
close against tn. death mark in hi, quiroras
flesh. 4 sickening hiss brought cry off
sympathy from the as,onishod crowd, hut
lis lius never moved till the cure was cone
plotod lie throw back the iron, and 3rini-
ing his teeth in lis agony turned on bis Leei
and went ont.
At the door vas q face paler thai U.s.
Bertha Elhngswcrth had seen IL ALL As 81
looked at her white face aud golden uroNa
and lashcs, Curran thought of wreatis If
s.raris Of gold on the driven snoF. FVt
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ouracn OF IRE on yoar shoulders v,n ncIp

Dnr1cn of IRE on yolr shoulders WI neip
you"
The mon returned 10 their worS with
murmur II approval Was IL too latel
The brakes started up again. Tho mon
rcn up the ladders again, with Oh" hose IN
their hands in the renewed battle wi-h the
Grc. Philip had moved the crowd lie had
chosen instinctivoiy the only method for the
crisis, whilo the flames crac6led ami flashed
in high carnival But was il not too late'
The men wcrc working with now energy,
new hopes were in their hearts The mill
owners son had promised 10 help them; he
sympathizcd with their chce-ln,s poverty,
and who could Do moro than he'
ii the whole line Of mills went - would be
upon their consciences, and the thought put
fresh strength into their wcsry arms and
more fearless courage into their hearts But
nrecious time had been lost and tn wind bad
changed 50 that now the red. Srr~ly tongue
of flame lapped tho frowning br'rS walls OF
the next mill. ani avishod their hot wlntou
kisses a. if it were love and no, ll's who,e
fury would consume them
Whom the moon vas setting i1 tle wCs'.
that night, Mr. Breton found bis son a.I
yrimy with smoke with clothes frr, ami
lrenchcd in wator. ont Of a.i -.na.1rre %
the gentleman Of elegant lo5lr' H. TODD
by the moldcriu- r',ius of N.moer Two
mill
AREN'T you coming homo tl-lI-7-. Philip
my dcl~ bow How proul Bertha would
have beon IL she could hlto ,srl har nero 20
night"
Bertha What 70 strange Influence her
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19


The Ch''ls's ".I .'''' i'' Boz. Springs
March D.
Ryan Says ha w.u raF caatr a1 Cor
Chicago ul. DIS p'''ll'5 iA'' ii'.'''
Ii'"on.' alf a' "aa cl1n- ID A''nl 'hi'"
t.ms L.t a'l e.l Yrt e.. 'fl st'''
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Slia aol.a hls gDed ".fh tlmr. SION
Dave Fua running m.hn profitable
p1a gem. u fr.o that .wII nDt como
last urtl ordered t,uoso
c.,g., ,.. 7...r..I l,vo ..guoi with
D..r,f F.-bt a.s are moss st.U unsigned.
namely. Bennett Baldwin Getain, brolth
'r, Nichard-oa. Rowe, White -nd h'nion
The old Union Baseball paris no St Louis
may DE u--l Tor ata.elc meetings siK day
waIauc matches laI other sporting events
next season.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
HrrNflnrrD ~
Ur NAN

r. ,-1s 1t l.i-tl r.t, .ilv. lft.rJauo Grav.,
all ..ri,t -l. r. u--.g. lt.i. THAI -..e stood
.,tt,.. i.rin, room WINDOW
Iyas almost in ,-H- Ut her OH drolry
homo. and $40 another world: hoN strange
chat Nh, tro SHOULD i.. SO u.raulnot change
DIP shadow each other Bu, Janrtnnses was
not tho -.rl to troubl, herself over lanlque-
Non+ Sh, hraath.I her uev atmosphere u
,,..iy.l ,lo'l-flt. vh.l, latent senses awoke
,acb dl. only tl b. -rauf.I.
Atthi, r.Yr..l. 30, stool iu very charm
iu. attrlI, leaunc b-ltiy against tAo
window casing. h.r pr.tt,ly rounded arm
-ri-al to play vfh Oh" curain ta--.L Her
ma.t,..rlfh.r it.l % husr il Che dining
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but .no bid not nnrorer nrr La.

Dut 81" an not uncover ner fpr.'
Was your tau unk.nd 20 sou, Wou
don't h-Fc anything moro 20 Say 70 hin,
then. JENNA
WIZ tho elegant ;- .uiarspor,h W..
actually kissing hs mail What diforonco
did Sc mako' tho ONE sl' lord hld tbro,,,.
her away, and trnm2l! her devotion unio,
his feet She even 10 h.m draw hcr .lar.lr
'ttlo heal o. h.s shoulder. an take herhant.
away from her fac Thcy bid her lin. h.
aii Thon tho ioor boii rang
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19

shouted the foreman.
"The ladder is not iong enough" answered
one OF the men in rubber suits.
Cant yon climb. Who can, then"
This vas Philips opportunity, and hc bur
ried M the ladder two rounds at n time
Then he swung himself Off on the lightning
rod IT. sharp edges cut bis tender hands,
but in MS eagcrneSs ne did nos notice It, In
a moment more lie had pulled himself UP %
the window sill and burst in the sasb. Then
ne reached down for the hose and cheer
went up for the rich mans son who was not
afraid Of work.
IL heard his fathers voice below thanking
the mon for their deVotion, rs tho sullen
flames seemed 70 give way before their tire
loss effort, Bat 10 was no time now for ldlc
Fluctuations. The fire seemed undcr control,
but If The mastery wnro relaxed, 1t would
leap high again in its fury, and the other
mill, must 20 too, for MI they stood now 90
cold and proud The smoke grew thinner 10
the window where Philip STOOL 50 he could
look down on tho sweat faces and bending
| forms of the men at the brakes. Everything
depended 90 them. and how strong thoy 5eht
the water through th3 hose De held, 1rd
forced bac', the tire inch by inch from -
prey I; they could only keep it UP % itw
moment, NOR. TIE wi.. would b' on OF
I,,,,.r r,., ..rol, of Inc brakes mad, Che
ho-. fbrob AGAINST hi, side almost like
oi,nf'. rul,, Col grant thcm strength
r.w moment, more.
e.It..il.. p, heard d loui ,o.co raised
bose tle .a.l..-r of ths crowd
.Wis. bo,. ~, bo. To- rlcucl Che nails IN
,.tr own collins hin'ttais mi.l yer iail and
IA. hose. your irHcr.t Isthclea tool oi So
no. la, .asa. I'd Breton vino grin. so Moo
to.,..r..a go. lut knows him fora t,rla..
I'M, ~.r.l.,I. t,rov..r"
pt .i,. e.v8 short nurv man v'rn l.ir
,,,s o..lrral r,o.,to ii, round herd. sh.lt-
.,-.rl .-...ieull-.nr w.ll'y.n lruli. Dis
VIZ .,.. t.. f.... ..g.n. anltlm furulupu
b.. M. l~,i.,.. .-o, r,o-in. and lie Dir,
'....,.,....,.., ..-..,'.. anI l..as along tno
.i,...,.. I..r. and raft.rs I'D fresh furry,
,..r, fu. m., E,-eneI bratle. lv lo CHS
..-,,-.r rn, women TOO gather nearer all
look in uo.ty a. thor husbands a.4
.....s.,.. .,Irir'. 9s9o.-or'y Bel. poisoned
..
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CHAPTER VII
MS MISTAKE


AMI the ASh,' oI brna"hFiile 'ii'i' 'l'' VIZ
/ The lisht- in the WINDOW Oh tA' poor "'nced
ou' % meet The tir'I horses 10 gas - rs ANY.
There might haze been 'ppninS woman
behind the cherries. oi tAem ell, notir1
shows %, sympathy for hun1n suffering II
lrr poor children h1ro Pro pest ana lovi Their
hearts MIST b-'as. inl' O.. "a' ODD nature
laws. Sel-hor can hight JOS. DIS 'I'il''' nii
c4ctr Doctu-e -'aa-.@i ana '"'tr are -' i'-
sIriiy oGt obi place .l 90. es-N .".A h'.i.'.
lion. .nd q. d. D. tlr cf'i llAt "'I'
atherai within L.n-l NJ t-o' "Hio"' DE-
..r.el OBJ. u1me Di A.1' "i'1 never s---i.
Hi ooA.entaeat % l-.t rn tt'', or ""f1
%. hope % m1l.' music iof % du.IoI 'af
ior. a such O., t.oy The place whore th'
.rlyi.-- OF 'uuc 'r are qni.t'i and th' TIRE
corls aal muscles are f,larei for reW
r'r1-u where tho can com. '.ain aa. 'i'f
ti." can ,lep ani die. bur save tl' ".t!
d 30 them a.. least, for emo when it shall o"2
rec.'F
iIIdc.iv ,r' soHad ot fir bells iou upon
Philip Droat .'lr'iei ti" oi ot Toes N''-
auo.o'. r..a.f. Ihaslne instant h' So" %
i.t.i.c i11l of m9,o above 'e lr.cs r'i'f
..- .. ...... ...l
'f...s .i ''- .t.
ou> rrl.o- 81, ii .n te"I.Dr 0"ir . no
their ra3.', Pie ,1ua- mu, blood -ome l
through bis reus I'D uncomfortable excite
,1..f was irt t.rl n.ultD- moro when
Pb.i.,. drew ro short .ttf. wHI gard gate
i,c.ais. tn. engine wb,ea uout hy win q
.si-f. dragged hva crowd IT ,l.utnS mon
Thr p.1p. haiti sd. .al..-s. anl som. cvc1
lareto,tel .n fu..r haste. .o.rrI e.f ol every
,.r..t and alloy rsy. ana iu.o tI. ri.l. open
yates. eycry taIy talking dul nobody Ii,'ali-
.n-
bu Bertha had harl.T spoken during 'ao
'r.ee home and NOW seenel very iftl' n-
..r..'oi Ir fhe disturbance
-Ta. mills are IA fire. cried Philip.
ir,rpng his raius and turning DIS e.r.
g.. coward Der
-~1 --a -ha l'l e1"lir. "a7l Lt'.n
go. l.-t,ru :.-.
-Wny. p:sh' p" te bore. 4i' l'"t"l
n.~rou-Iy 70 tIe Hlrlyn- crowd ana back
iHt. b.rtha', roIi ..al'it-l it''. "'onl ln
yoH H.i' .n on" u these t'n'il' 'Hi~. iA''e
g.. 9i .iD' .oplo
1u, She made n' morton, 1ni Only I'"'ci
g.. ,.- tll-h'I face ia HHoy surprise.
"ivh4t ar. SOU thinking OF. stop Nlih
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
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" tl'H '-' .''''' '''ii' -f' .'''
'lu ia. they found lm before %. glowing
forge li, Iccgr was roIiri up. revealing
a1 arn almost like tho smiths bI' now
closely h,wl. sudving g.. Juf below ih'
c'.l. WI, t,.e mark, of 70 dog, fang. nut Of
..a.,h s,,.-', oolel $3.50 great ,r1p,of blood
So orc d4r.. to speak all looked ou him %, .
rlu devoted. and half zp.rt'l - -." ale
r.. Is th. >is.is Of nl1iue., GOD ni, calm. pale
.,.-. TIN. m-u with she gym, hal come in
with fh.r.,.. and stool ul..cr fi.. r'W, Ok
L5.,. ,!Y., that hurl thr hhrA.I.l walls,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-05

TAKEN UP-A WHITE cow WITH RED
l. !specks, branded y on right hip and Il on
left side; came to my ranch about SeIt l. ISQS
Owner may have same by calling AT W.! l.. BeaIa
one mile south of Warm Springs and paying
charges.