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Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Notices..

1,nR RENT-THE STORE 9l9 SHIP
L i,y street. A. q %. WEBB. sep-9s-stt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
! MCBRIDE,

". Mknufactnrer OF
"a TYRE FRAMES, No. plp Shipley ~.
thriIHFs and Pictures neatly Trained In the
y ~ flflcs of noldtnes. HanginF, Tegiid-
nFANN repairing promptly attended TO.
"ai' ~ 1Hf patronage respectfully solicited.
Jii-tu, ~, stf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
FALLOvERCOATS.

We have the best line ever
shown at the price. You can
get a very good Coat for $500
to $1,000. Call and see them
we would bo pleased to show
you.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

NoTIoE.-THE OFFICERS AND
~ members oi crusaders Castle, No. 8
j. q. H., are requested to meet ~ the Castle
room on SUNDAY afternoon, Sept. f9ih q.
] ~ O'Clock, TO Altsnh the funeral Of our la'a
tf ithcf, wiuiAa Ystes. hy order Of the
tlstlt. JOSIAH BERRY. N OIL
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

kULDTEIb, ATTENTION.
ylnse streets, Wlhninpt5p, Dei., on SAT.
tknANs rom 70 10 6 o'clock. Advice free.
Years experience. JOHN y. Wll,huN,
ys'wtli-t-Nw AtL'y-at-faw, Elkton, Nil
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

WANTED-ONE or TWO GENTLE
w mon or gentleman and wifo, to oc-
cupy furnished second story front
room. Other desirable rooms also, at
eO6 Orange Sc. s24 6ts
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
As THE SEASON OPENS
So Do Our Hearts

We must sell, people must
buy and we must be satisfied
with small profits. Step in and
wonder how we quote such low
prices on a large lot of Boys
and Children's Suitings. We
have just received these and as
they are a very good bargain,
they are going fast. We also
have opened a nice line OF
young mems Suitingsthis week,
all the latest designs in plaid,
and fancy patterns.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
17xTGAiEXTRAti

1TXTEA! EATRAlt
il yon wish good JOB done, call OF
tcnd By mall. NJ. SChW AklZ, Up
Iolstylar aud cabinet maker. Carpets
nAAt und laid. Polishing and varnlsli-
Mg An repairing neatly done. Mat
trtssc. msde over. All work promptly
done Rnd ntismction guaranteed.
$. W Cor THIRD and Tatnull sts.,
PEat wiltnmgt ton. Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Goa's Giant Globules

Strongest InviRorant known. Cures ''NRn
yoUe bEBiLITY, :" aud restores Lost yigor,
IN s days. Druggists or by NAL, y. MiLCoA
SfECffiC co. Philadelphia, Pad-eow mi4eo
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Death Of Mrs. John T. Sloan, sr.

The Columbia Register, of the 10th inst,
contains the following notice Of the death
of the above named lady, who, prior to
the war, was a resident of Anderson for a
number Of years, and who has many old
friends in this section who will read the
notice with sorrow:
Mrs. Eliza Ann Sloan, wife Of Colonel
John r. Sloan, Sr., the veteran Clerk of
the House of Representatives, who him.
self lies critically i'll, passed peacefully
away yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
While Mrs. Sloan, by reason of increasing
years, had not besn strong OF we'll for
some time, the immediate cause of her
final sickness was cold taken some
weeks ago, and which developed into
congestion of the lungs. The deceased
was the daughter of Col. Enoch Berry
Benson, in his time one Of the most prom
inent citizens of Pendleton. Born and
reared in Pendleton Miss Benson became
Mrs. Sloan over fifty years ago, and for
half century have husband aud children
enjoyed the tender kindness and care of q
faithful wife and devoted mother, whose
zeal and interest in the welfare of her
family knew no abatement until the
touch of time prevented her ability being
equal to her desire. OF her 1t can truly
be said "her children shall rise up and
call her blessed" Her whole life long she
was consistent member of the Presby-
terian Church. The deceased was In her
77th year, having been born in August of
1913. Besides her husband eight children
survive her, two daughters, Miss Eliza A.
and Miss Alice e. Sloan, and six sons,
John T. Sloan, Jr., and W. Mob. Sloan of
this city. ID. B. Sloan of Greenville, r. G..
Sloan Of Etorry, Henry N. Sloan Of Edge.
field and 13. Cleve Sloan now Of Schenec-
tady, N. Y. In all Mrs. Sloan was the
mother of fifteen children, having lost
seven by death, all but two in childhood.
The funeral services will be held at the
First Presbyterian Church Friday after
noon at 430 o'clock,
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Honea Path Items.

A geography match from 81 q. IN. to
12A p. M, resulting in tie Give being
left on each side) song "God be with
you till we meet again." joined in by the
whole school under lead of Prof. Newton,
prayer by Rev. M. McGee, and the fall
term of the Honea Path High School
closed at p. nj. on Friday, December
20sh. School re-opens January 9Th. We
understand that the prospects are good for
the finest opening the school has yet had.
On Friday night the Elentherian Lit
erary Society gave it's public debate. The
boys did themselves credit, showing that
they knew what they were talking about,
and knew how to put their thoughts into
words.
Mr.. r. Parker moved from this place
last Thursday. His many friends here
regretted greatly that he should leave, but
are glad to know that he intends to move
back next fall.
Mrs. z. B.. Rasor, living near Don
maids, died last Sunday morning. Their
many friends here extend heartfelt SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
Santa Claus is carrying off large sup
pli.s, and we hope oil thechildren will be
unusually happy this Christmas. Jugs
and kegs are coming in large numbers
from GreenYille filled with-well, we can
guess. II is such pity that men will SO
desecrate this holiday, intended to be
kept in the name Of the blessed Redeemer
Mr.. Simpson, from Donalds, has moved
into the house recently occupied by Mr.
r. e. Parker. MI. Simpson is said to be
an excellent man, and we welcome him
| into our midst. Pop.
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A young white man, named Will. Mer-
ritt, who balls FROM oconee County, but
who has RECENTLY been working for Mr.. j..
W. Eskew, at Denver, catt1e to Anderson
last Saturday and purchased::..two fine
mules from Mr.. J. s. Fowler. He did not
have the money to pay for the mules, but
gave Mr.. Fowler a mortgage on them as
we'll as on some other stock which he
claimed TO own. Shortly after purchasing
the mules, Merit met up with Mr.. Bar
ney O'Donnell, with whom be swapped
one Of the mules for horse, receiving
$25 additional. By dark Mr.. Fowler
learned that Merritt did not own any
stock and was rascal, and he at once in
stituted search for the man and the
mules, but neither could be found. The
search was continued throughout Sunday
and Monday, but without success.
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Union Meeting.

2 The Union Meeting of the First District
of the Saluda Association will meet with
the Salem Baptist Church on Saturday
before the fifth Sunday in December, at
10 o'clock a. m.
The Introductory Sermon will be
preached by Rev. B. P. Estes; alternate,
Rev. II. B. FAINT. Missionary Sermon by
Rev. a. A. Marshall. &EI
liFirst Query: "Ought Churches place
their pastors under the necessity of engag-
ing in temporal pursuits to support
themselves" Discussed by II. N. Allen
and M. P. Trbble:
Second Query: us it advisable to elect
our Deacons for life ?" B. F. Mauldin, J.
G. Spears and Monroe FAINT.
The following resolution was passed at
last Union:
Rcsolvcd, That we request the Pastors
not to hold any services at their Churches
on the fifth Sunday but come en- naassc to
tho Union Meeting and render their as
sistance. w. P. HOLLAND,
Secretary, Dro ten.
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Hollands Store Items,

= q r
Dr.. Witherspoon has gone to Florida
on visit to his parents.
DR.. Barnes filed his appointment; at
Ruhamah last Sunday afternoon. BE
will not occupy the parsonage next year,
we learn.
Miss Rosa Hodges, who has been at
tending the Williamson Female College
the present year, is spending the holidays
at home with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Anderson are spend
ing a few days with the latter's parents at
Honea Path this week.
Miss Amanda Cardin, of Hart County,
Ga, is visiting her brother in this commu-
nifty this week.
Xmas promises to be dull one in this
locality.
The prognosticators say thatawhen the
weather changes we will the other
extreme. We hope they aresmistaken.
Rev. Mr.. Ford was on the train that was
wrecked on the s. v. R. r. last week.
He is being cared for by Capt. William
Jones' We are unable to state the extent
of his injuries at this writing. We trust
they are not serious.
Mrs. M. w. Gillispe, We are sorry to
state, is critically i'll. We hope, however,
that she will recover.
Wishing the Editors of the INTELLI.
eEECER, together with its many readers, 0
happy Christmas and prosperous New
Year, we close for 1880. BURKE.
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= Mr.. Curtis declares 10 Harper's
Weekly that Grover Cleveland is the
most popular living American.
- North Carolina has 100000 acres of
swamp land to sell for the benefit of her
education fund.
There has lately been an extraordi.
nary and alarming increase in the number
of suicides among officers of the German
army. In one month twenty. eight off.
Gers shot themselves.
= George N. Evans, of Springfield,
ILL.,, who has for years been working at
his trade as carpenter, has been notified
BY William g. Tallmage, an attorney at
Washington, D. c., that he is one of six
heirs to s2,000O00, which was deposited
in the Bank of England by his great
grandfather for his heirs, most of whom
emigrated to this country years ago and
were lost sight Of Evans has been
sought for for years by executors of the
estate, and his whereabouts were only
learned by accident.
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ANDERSON, s. C., Dec. 18th, 1885

ANDERSON, s. G., Dec. 18th, 1888.
An Ordinance having been passed by
the City Council OF Anderson, placing the
Fire Department and Apparatus under
the control of the Chief IF the Fire De-
partment, and in his absence the Assistant
Chief; also giving them supreme control
over the same while at fires; and this Or
dinance having been violated by the
interference Of parties not connected
with our Fire Department at our
recent fires by giving orders and attempt.
ing to usurp our authority, we now give
fair notice that, in the future, the Ordi-
nance of the City Council will be strictly
enforced, and all interference with the
management of the Fire Department. by
giving orders, interfering with the steamer
or other apparatus, or the firemen on
duty, will not be allowed.
By order,
F.. T. DIVER Chief of f. D.
Il. E. NoRRYcE, Asst Chief.
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Meeting Of Hopewe1l Alliance.

At called meeting of Hopewell ALI
ance, No. 224, at Hopewell School House,
Dec. 2lst, 1889, the following resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted,
and ordered published in the Anderson
1ntelligencer, Anderson Journal, Green
Vile News and the Cotton Plant:
Whereas, Hon. J. S. Cothran, our present
representative in Congress, has indicated
his intention to resign; and, whereas, this
Congressional District is bound by the
primary plan Of nominating Congressman +;
now be it
/. Resoluec1, BY this Alliance, that J. S.
Cothran be requested to indicate the time
of his contemplated resignation far enough
in advance for the various candidates to
make canvasspf the District, cad for the
people to express their choice at a primary
election, so that fair and equal justice may
be given all parties.
9. Resolvctl, That we do hereby heartily
endorse Col. D. K. Norris for representa-
tive from the Third Congressional District
to succeed Hon. J. S. Cothran.
S. s. NEWELL, Secretary.
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A WOman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed Imminent.
For three months she coughed incessantly
and could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and was 80 much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night
and with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lntz."
Thus write w. G. Hamrick & Co., OF
Shelby, N. C.-Get a free trial bottle at
Hill Bros. Drug Store, Q
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind, tes-
tifies: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured of
Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellyille, Ohio,
afirms: sThe best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years experience, is
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only half dollar q bottle at
Hill Bros Drug Store.
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The merchants and Physicians of the
County will at onco report to our Head
Office for publication, in our next report
for Anderson County, names of all per-
sons who can, but will not, pay their
honest obligation.
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
Head Office Atlanta, Ga.
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MASTER'Ss'
STATE OF soUiyTl.HlI! )

STATE OF soUTA
ANDEas0
II, the C0urt of Common 3
w. c. Branyan vs.. J. r. Kayl8
tition.
TN obedience to the OrdergE
l. above entitled action, IWi@
derson G. A., s. c., on Salss4
ry next, the Lands below
wit: Ss5S IS
ALL THAT TRACT AEE%
Situate in Honea Path ToNiIE5f
ker's Creek, containing ontfl
one acres, more or less, adjoin
W. G. Branyan, John Greer
ALSO,
All that other Tract of \
Honea Path Township, on
ker's Greek, containing u
more or less, adjoining laa
Greer, Abe Shirley, N. A. Gh3E
ers.. - II
The first Tract above conta
dred and eighty acres, rnoreo K
ing lands of John. T. Greegj 5
and others, instead of one hun H
as described. }s5
Terms Of Sale-One-third sca 81
auce on a credit of twelYes 81
interest frcm Gay Of sale, secs #
and mortgage of the prenia
to pay extra for papers. 9}
w. ". HUMPHR
Dec l2, 1889 @s 5|
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Good News to sportsm Ell. /.

Good News to Sportsmen.
Owing to the recent decline in lead the
Sullivan Hardware Company, in keeping
with the market, again reduce their price
on Shot to $1.25 per bag. This is dirt cheap
and can t last long. This is certainly the
time to lay in an ample supply of shot
Company would say that they are still,
and propose to continue, far ahead with
their special lines, particularly with their
immense and superb stock of Guns
Sportmen's Goods, Ammunition, &C., and
never can be lett on prices.
s Fine Piano, with Eolian7 attachment,
(Organ attachment,) not q string or key
broken on it-all in first class order-for
$50. J. A. DANIELS, Ag't.
Persons wishing to buy fine Canaries
can get them by applying at this oilico at
reasonable prices
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MASTERS sAII'|| s,.A!I.IlI'||
STATE OF SOUTH mk2

II, the Court Common. M
Bleckley, Brown & Fretwell 81
Burris, Executor of Mrs. @
lors, deceased. 5 @
In obedience to the Order Il
4 above entitled action, W
Anderson G. H., s. c.. on sas
uary next, the land below de-
All that Tract of land, sitr
son County, s. c., contain =
acres. more or less, adjoS3SHSS
Leo Davis. h ~
Terms Of Sale-One-hal
a credit Of twelve mont
from day of sale, to b
and mortgage of the pf 9|z
{ to pay extra for papef M
W. w. HUN
| 1.ci IL, 1880
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.MASTER,Ss:
STATE OF SOUTH NAH3
ANnrrS6

STATE OF SOUTH NAlE
ANDErsS|
In the Court Of commaS
VIM. 6. Johnson, vs.. VIM
ct al.-Partition
TN obedience to the Order dab|
4. above entitled action, Iys3&(
derson G. H, S. c., on Sales
~ next, the Lands below 3I
wit: Gkfa
THAT HOUSE ANr b
in Honea Path, containing go
more or less. bounded by MaM
the East, c. E. Harper OIL
Mrs. Sallie Garret on the WeahnS
of J. T.. Brock on the North.
Terms of Sale-Cash. PurshA
extra for papers.
w. w. EUMPHREYSj
Dec 12, 1889 % sd
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coI
SILK PLUSH, $ &
Dressing Case
w HILE you are here wea
to show You something else 8 3

w HILE you are here wes
to show you something else
Shaving Cases from s. ON
Dressing Cases any price,
Work Boxes SOC up, = e
Gents Cases $1.oo up,
Cigar Cases 50c up, -
Manicure Sets, very $handsom
Writing Desks ST. .o0 uP, n
Whisk Broom Holders sex|
Elegant Cologne Bottles, M
Vases 1Oc to $500, l
Water Sets s1.50, |
Gift Cups and Saucers "a
japanese Ware,
Elegant Parlor and Hal
Other things 81
Other things M q
Come and see /! ~
Come and see !! 4
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Gard OF Thanks.

Gard OF Thanks.
Our neighbors and friends will please
accept our thanks for their many acts of
kindness rendered to us during the recent
sickness and death of our little boy.
ALICE r. CAN'T.
B. F. CAN'T.
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Blank Books and Memorandum in end.
loss variety at Watkins Book Store.
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Fe S>stase that our
T'eter r. Brown, Qf
,1ho has bsen suffer-
4 several months past,
Rnd we hope he>%ill
BE enjoys visits from
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Big lot ifs, 10 aud Is cent Tinware at
Watkins Book Store.
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The P. R. & w. c. r. r. will soil holi-
day excursion tickets to and from all rog-
ular stations and any point reached by its
line at cents per mile for the round trip.
Christmas tickets will be on sale from De.
cember 21 to Is, inclusive, good to return
January 5, and the New Year tickets from
December 20 to 81, inclusive, good to re-
turn January S. Over this road the fare
on the above dates from Anderson to
Charleston and return is 90 Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

0The great Kentucky tragedy LAT
week. IN which the two most prominent
Republicans Of that State killed each
other in brutal fight over "honahv m
she Lexington Postoffice, where each ba1
gone for his mail. snd chancel 10 meet.
y legitimate ont9rowth OF that sickly
sentimentality which for years has kep,
Kentucky jurics and courts from hang.
ing any prominent and wealthy murder.
ers. 1.-THE people or the United States
desire to prevent the recurrence OF just
such outrages on civilization. 4 public
opinion must Be sustained which viii
compel the penalty or certain and igno.
minions death Of every wilful murderer,
who imbues bic hands In the red blood
Of human being. without I canse which
would Be justified il the light Of the
highest civilization. Too many in.
pri-onments, aud too few hangings Ana
quarteringa has caused fellow.beings
lives all over the country 70 be held Il
100 light esteem. II the laws were
amended 90 % to compel haugings. and
aSter death the bodies quartered, and each
part buried separately in come secI uded
place, unknown to relatives. friends or
the public, u would deter MANY I SAVAGE
from shooting and cutting upou any
lent provocation. and would render hu.
man life moro secure.
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Mud, muddier, muddiest.
Cool nights and bright sunshiny days
is the weather program, and Il suits
everybody.
Miss ". r. Conrad, who visited friends
IN Ireland last week, returned home Sun.
day.
DR.. Cole says he knows no such word
ss fail for be can ride the goat a
gracefully ~ any Of the boys. Three
cheers for the +. n. B. A.
Some Of our farmers sre dehorninq
their cattle; wouIdnt be surprised 10
hear OF them being retailed next.
Moxie humbly thsnks the Dude for
rendering his sympsthies, for most any
hoot.owl would be sympathetic on such
. sad occasion as that.
Joe Schwartz says some o. The boys ere
crossing the river . leetle too often.
Does Crissey hear this?
Sanford HIS "best girl q thu "wouId.
be Dude" calls her. says II aha had Z
farm as large ~ the State OF Texas. viii
wind mill on II. she would willingly
give II TO the Dude Gas he calls hisnaelf,
for be has cultivated slang aud ridicule
TO perfection. Moxre.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
Notice Of Application tor Li0 lIoF
License.

NY0nCE is hereby given 10 tie esi,eps az por,s,..
~ Vile 60 Rocns township Dubois county, Indiana
that the ur rsened viii apply % the Board Il County
Commi.sit n.rs o. Dubois Co, q . Regular Session
provisions o. an Act entitled An Act 10 rem.
late and license The sale 81 spirituous. vnons and
mai ana other Intoxicating liQnors. % limit ~
repeal al formerIaws regulating sale Of
,,auor ed AZ laws and psrts o. laws coming IN con-
aties for the violation thereof and dsclarjnr ~ rsr
gency" passed ~ the Legislature 81 Indiana IN ms
,or license g sell spIrituous vnous ane malt iqucrs
the prsmises for term Of enc year. The rrscs~ 49,
uon where ne desires 70 sell q IN hose eitusted
and being upon part South part al fsscoaI ~
ton twent -one town one NORTH ~ Range Ave wsst
- rods adjoining she town d Porsersvis. pubo,;
Me- Tsv. y $780, 800. cs1ls5' osstlxo'
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9By letter received from M. Goe.
Iet this week We learn that be Il ye,
ew.iting the signing Of contract ~
capitalists 70 take the bonds OF the pro.
posed Jasper and Goeport railroad nnon
certain conditions, and thinks Il viii ~
s0on accomplished. II successful n
snns securing solid basis, the enter.
prise viii he Immediately pushed. IN,
q necessarily requires cousid erable tims
q successfully work up mstte.s rsomis.
- I" 'srge - Ssiisy ct capital.
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THE r. M. II. A PAPER.
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
JOHN r. STEELE, Editor.
Mt. VERNON, ILLINOIS

Emphatscaiiy against al Mcnopol,es Trusts. com
hines end everything else that take. from III tosiIns
Poor and gives 10 The lille Rich. wv o''"s
Farmers, N u Just the paper Won van, "a c,r,..
politics. put lots OF 9ncd solid reading latest nex
markets. and 81 ahouf theF NJ Al I, esne' s~r,,
week, and cc~ss oni, oiavear 't''F
sx paoassssIvs PAsnEa end The JAspsa Ccrs,ss
een oesn % 20 % - yess esdsrsd q ne Courier
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AV OFFER TsD FARMERS.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
aud
Jasper Courier ror AZ OOf

A. will BE- seen Nv adv. IN another
column We offer the "Courier" and the
"Progreasive Farmer" the official orvsn
Of the +. M B. A together for e. Nov
ie tho time n suhscribc. or course. -
these tertus, Il 10 cash IN advance.
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Whsa Baby ~ dch. - gave BE- Castoria
whsa chs ~ : Child. she cried for Csstoria-
when shs became Niss, she chung 70 Cassoris
when shs hAd Chiadssn, che gave them CsssoriA
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-Anzley Sutton Vas brought from
the Insane Asylum Monday.