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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-12-13
News from North Pacolet.

II Eta JANE, Dec. off the employees il
*thc TIMES office don't quit misrepresenting IL
: i'll the public prints, VIC will be compelled t.
3scnd jim Proctor down there to attend to
8littlc business for us in the way Of straight
6cning things out. Last week, we were made
ato say that Mr.. Woods turnip weighed 19lbs
Ainstead of flOlbS which Mrs. Vox, "vows" il
Bdid weigh. Such statements are calculated
Sto make somebody dispute our word In sucl
cease, we refer them to Frank Pruitt, who
Swil do our fighting until further orders.
Mr.. Editor: Mr.. Burgess, no doubt
thought he would take the advice you have
been giving for many years, and raise his
Gown hogs. But now you won't endorse his
plan for fear somebody might raise it for
him while he is sound asleep"
With much pleasure VIC note n rare case of
honesty among the colored people, that OF
Lot Kelly, of Pea Gidgc, coming up to pay
dMr. \. \. Sarratt, an old debt he said he
lowed him, Mr.. :. being absent Mrs S. failed
Ito find the debtors name or anything
charged To him on her husbands books or
5papcrs, but gave him receipt for what he
aclaimcd 10 owe, and sent him on his way
with n creditors blessing Lot, your exam
3plc is n noble one, and worthy the imitation
aof many white as well as colorcd people. We
2rcgrct in every community that there is not
II "Lot' of such people.
At the prayer meeting of ADingdon
A Crcck church last night it was anrounccd
sthot in obedience to the Governors prsclama
stion, memorial services will be held at Will
ason's Chapel, at II NJ. Wednesday tn inst E.
/ i'm memory of the late Jefferson Daris, Ex-
President of the Confederate States.
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Dots From Cross Keys.

Mr.. EDIToR: thought would give you
n few dots from Cross Keys, rs this corner 10
|harilly ever represented. We are still hav-
ling cloudy weather, but very little rain rs
)yct. The farmers are busily engaged SOW
ling wheat and oats and picking the cracked
ybolls of cotton. They arc fixing to have n
good old time Christmas. BY the way, they
j are killing hogs, fattcning hens, and gather
ling hickory nuts, and now don't you think
I've will have high old Jubilee
There have been several matrimonial
knots tied here recently, and suppose you
know they are not very easily united, either
Don't get out of heart, young people, if il
locs keep the preachers and Esq. Bailey,
sbuSy, they will readily so at your bidding.
Mrs. Levi Sparks is very sick. Mr.
Sparks and family have our heartfelt sympn
lthicS, as she has been an invalid severa
4 aycars.
Mr.. Editor, We arc expecting to have n
aChristmas tree on the eve of the 25th, inst,
Hat the residence of our venerable old friend
! Mr.. Wiley Murphy, when VIC expect to greet
!hc smiling face of dear old Santa Claus
5ran't you come over and take q peep at
3him.
Miss Nina Smith, of Rocky Creek, is visit
ling friends in thiiAS; His ii,,ii,tec.
Miss Ellie Wiibiiri, of Cross Keys, is visit
ling in Bogansvillc.
I SESoRITA.
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OBI TUAISY.

LANGFORD-Dicd. in Laurcns Co., S. C..
Dec lst, 1889, Ralph Boyd. only son OF
Charles and Eugcnia Langford aged years,
II months, and days. He was the light OF
;thc home. He came to dwell but few short
,'layS, and then to return to the God who
gave him. While our hearts bleed, yet VIC
sorrow not as those who havo no hope, TO,
we feel sure he has gone to dwell with the
lugcls in Heaven, and will wait to welcome
the fond parents. who miss him so. "EIe is
not dead, but slccpcth," and shall awake on
The morn of the resurrection, more beautiful
and lovely, never to fade or die. May the
""i ofall grace comfort the sorrowing friends
and amid their darkness, hear his sweet
voice saying ''Stecr this way" AMI may we
all meet where parting shall be no more.
ID. Is. BOYD, by request.
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Sunday School Convention.

The next meeting of the Union County
held with The Mount JOY church. on Friiay
before the 9th Sabbath in December. a
which time the following queries will be dis
,cusscd.
!. "What is the relation of pastor ant
n""pic, their relative work Speakers, DR.
Il. Lutte. Rev. b. &. Lampley.
>. What nre the hindering causes to sue.
jc"sstul Sunday School woSk! Speakers
J. u. Randolph, F. NJ. Adams.
). What would be the result to the denomi
|na!on' and Zion, if each profes essor of chris
tianity were employed in some sp;ritua
WORK? Speakers, David Wilburn, Rev.
IL. Couch.
}. "What is the source Of the religious he
cf Cf hc prafcssed followers of jesus Chris,
Speakers, c. Is. Boho and Rev. G. R. Willie
fort.
+. W. JETER, l.. f. MEADOR,
Secretary: President.
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NOTICE.,

4 LII persons indebted to w. T. Grab an
n must settle by the 1st day of January.
1890, as shall make change in my bust
ness at that time but will continue in tho
Grocery business at the same stand.
Thanking the people for their liberal
patronage, respectfully announce that after
the lst day of January, 1890, &c. POOL
will be connected with me in the Grocery
business, and ask continuance of their
patronage to the new firm.
With Il years experience We think VIC can
compete with all competitors,
and we promise to do our best to please and
give satisfaction to all who will trade with us.
The new firm guarantees the lowest prices
possible.
We shall handle none but the best of goods.
w. T. GRAHAM.
Deco 40 AZ
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Hot Supper at Jonesville,

The ladies of Joncsville wish to announce
that they will give Hot Supper and enter
!tainmcnt; plays, interspcrscd with music
ION the night of the 25th inst; the proceeds
to be usci in completing the Joncsvillc Acad.
emy.
Joncsville has been noted heretofore 70,
pts famous suppcrs, genial hospitality, and
pretty girls, but the ladies promise that this
occasion will excel by far all previous ones
Everybody is cordially invited to be present
and participate in the pleasures Of the even,
ing.
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Personals.

Mr. +. {. GoSS. of Boston. Mass. paid tn
home of his youth visit this week
Miss Isabel Bratton, of Fairfield. Is visitim
Rev. McNccly DuBoSc and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Chapman and Mr.
Foster, ST., of Spartamburs, are visiting Capt
"A. II. Foster and family.
Mrs. j. &. farrcr and Mrs j. 4. Foster
|ofSparianburg. spent several days with Mr
B. +. Arthur and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Fart. left for. .irkan
Sa' last Tuesday, after spending year will
hi, mother, Mrs. ID. j. FAINT.
Messrs: T. II. Gore anl W. T Beatty, have
gone 20 Charleston - attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge Of A. F. NJ. of this State.
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UNIONS SOLEMN TRIBUTE
To'THE
CONFEDERATE CKIEFTAIH.

yotgt - WILL - Sb9Ss Fs"s
Lightly they'll talk Of the spirit that's
gone,
And DER his cold ashes upbraid him,
But nothing he'll reck, if they let him sleep
In the grave where his people have laid
him
Upon The announcement that the funeral
IF Ex-President JeGSrson Davis had been
postron,d to last Wednesday, in "rier to|
give the people throughout the South nn|
u p"rtuniiy te unite in showing their re-
>rcct for hun who WAS recognized rs the
en-, rd mept of tho great principles fo,|
which the S,u'h coni.ndcd in the grea'
>tr' gs'c with the North, aud for which hs|
wns personally made TO suffer more thar
any o'hcr man, mn impromptn meeting was
cn!l,d ard n committee appointed, consist
,ng ,f Mc,s s. u. l.. G"ss, F. NJ. Fnrr and
W.. ID. B.wlcy, to make nh nccessnr.
,r -, G, IN, n,s for funeral serv c,s TO bc held
l,y tic Ic"rle nf Union, simultaneously
with the solemn services ut New Orleans
,ud in every other town Of Importance in
The Southern States.
The comm ttcc waited on Judge Wallace
md r,qu,s'ch HIM to address the people oD
'thr cccasiom to which he consented.
\; the appointed hour, IL o'clock Wednes
ny m,iniug. the Bal tist Church was filled
vii. II lnryc assembly of ci,izcns, the bells
4 the church,s commenced toliing, stores,
,lrn, cd in mourning, were closed, md q
lsrlcmn sadn,ss, peculiarly fitting the oc-
'ca>i, u, y, rvadcd the community, and in the
lrulL wing ,rograG Of proceedings the people
|nf Union laid their tribute Of love and
ve,,,nti, u upon the bier of the dead Chief
3ta.n of the Conf lcrate States, Hon. Jsffer-
>on Davis:
flc church had been tascfully draped in
mourning under the tasty supervision OF
.cmc of Unions patriotic ladies. In the
T., ar uf tie Iurpit, in the folds of the en-
I ahlcms o: death. hung the t,ttercd and
n,r'c-scnrrel l,g % Go. D., 9TH S. Z. Reg,
5,omman,lci hy the heroic Capt. John II
aGi,S. Of this County.
! The teens scatci, tho sound of the muf
y H.d drum and the steady soldiers tread, an
Gun ced the c,ming of the johnson RiHes
=, s ,ony of ito tsmembcr, f;owet
Hthc p,v"A -.,- .ron who gave their live
& in defence Of those principles which th
lead hero held so sacred nnd dear.
8 The services were opcnci by the singing
Eof an appropriate hymn; followed by tn
Srcad ng Of the 90th Psalm, by Rev. S. II
H!lrpe
Rev. II. G Clifford then offered up very
8cloqueni and appropriate prayer.
Rev. Is. {. Lnmplcy then. in most affect
4 ing md patriotic terms, introduced Judge
8W. II Wallace.
n The address of Judge Wallace was pecu-
iarly appropriate rnd in fine taste, and he
! held tie large audience in wrapt attention
for b,Ir ,n b,ur I, w.s renlctc with thrill
:.:. A.,
a's '".'' y. ''' "'"'
shh" heroic s''i-SacrihclhS uee1s -oI-nlh
| " hl 81 .l4s=+t1r tiirrT HOW mourned, bringing
TENS 1, the eyes of many brave men who
H. n n.
i
4 ne 9'"'"'r" icr riH-' man w'th""t ooun-
s'rS' ""' WEI" nome l" '"" hear'S q m'i'-
sons 81 F'"p'e III cur "en"tiiu' anu gen'a
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List Of Letters

remaining i'll the Postoffico at Union, for
7 he week ending Dec. 18th, 1889.
J ID Adams. Cluff Gist.
Mss Mcrvia Barnett. Mrs. Sallie Lee.
Miss Fannie Cclvin. ] III Wallard.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised, and will be required
to pay ono cent.
J. c. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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Final Discharge.

|NOTICE is hereby given that James T.
LIN Layton, administrator of the estate Of
Murphy Bobo, deceased, has applied to
James NJ. Gee, Judge of Probate, in and for
the County of Union, for final discharge as
lsuch administrator.
1t is ordered that the fifteenth day Of JAN
|uary, A. D. 1890, be fixed for hearing Of Pc
J -; ard c Snal settl Element .Sf said estate.
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TO SUB sEcRErARIEs U,C. F.A.

You are ordered 10 ha,l in yJur quar-.
terly Reports an dues to County Alliance
y the 2oh Of December; 81 govern your
selves accordingly.
COLE LYLES,
Sec. U. G. +. A.
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A Card of Thanks

The indics who draped the Baptist Churc
for the Memorial services to The Hon. Jc
fcrson Davis, tender their sincere thanks I
Nlr. Sparks. of the firm of Graham & Sparks
for his generosity in furnishing ali The blrc
cloth used on the occasion
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NOTICE,

A LII persons having claims against the
N Estate of Jasper Lawson, deceased,
will present them to the undersigned, prop
erly attested, on or before the 18th Of Janu-
ary, 1890, or be forever barred.
G. II. KIRBY,
LAMUEL LAWSON.
Agents for the Estate.
Dec 13 81 Il"
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We have the incest and most complei
stock OF Christmas cards aud Fancy cases
that hIS ever been seen ia Union.
Cali carly aud select your presents a
Poseys.
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NOTICE.

3RY order of the Judge of Probate f,r
- Union County, will sell on the (l9,h)
Nineteenth day Of December, 1889, to Tho
highest bidder, for CASH at the late re.i-
dence OF Mrs. Martha \. f. Sartor, deceased.
|all tho personal property of said deceased,
consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
|niture, Corn, Fodder, Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Hogs, Buggies, Farming utensils, SC. Sale
10 commence promptly at IL o'clock, a. NJ.
J. G. HUNTER,
Administrator.
Dec. O. 1889.
ALSO,
by order Of the Judge of Probate far
- Union County, l will sell ut the same
time and place, for CASH, all the personal
property Of Mrs. NJ. T. ID. Goudelock, de-
ceased, consisting Of Household Furniture,
&c. Sale to commence Immediately after
close OF the other. w. L. SIMS,
Administrator.
Dec. 2, 1889.
Dec 6 40 Yt-
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The Cotton Market

The Cotton Market
The Gotten Imkct has Teen u2usuall
hri.k This week, with heu,T prices ruling
giving Union nl,ut letter Iric,s hr al
81 aG,s ihan the markets around us.
Sa'ce, "CG bales lriccs from ~ GllOlo
See prices cur cn, for prices OF provisi"bs
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Our fancy goods he now on display
Every thing suitableffor birthday, brida
and holiday presents Our line is immens
and can be cxceilet Prices low rangin
from y cents TO Slj, pt Poscy's Drug store
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Z y" We call the attention Of the Tius
tees Of the Public School in each township
to the advert, srmrnt or Scho Il Commissi"ne
NcGowan in another column
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rOsT OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. O. will be opened for busines
from 8 A. NJ. to $50 i. Nj.
The Money Order DsT ariment Will b
|nponrd for usine,s fr' IN 9 A. NJ. to L. NJ
The Northcrn maif will close NJ L
NJ. NJ d the Southern Mail at l.3O L. NJ.
Any innuentiop or irregularities sho"!
oe reported lr,mTtly to the l.. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, l.. NJ.
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Don't niss seeing G\RRErFS Gran
)p,n,rg. Dec l2lh. 18th nni llth.
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have the largest stock Of Tnys. Xmn
Presents, China and Crockcry Ware, eve
brought to Union. Don't forget 10 call an
sec my elegant Stock.
G.P. GARRETT.
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b., Any one wishing to subscribe for I
i've, nhly edited Daily r"Icr, containing
he latest aud mes, complete telegraphi'
md gcucrnl current news 'f the day
l,hSu'd call on w. G.. Counts, at the TINE
3Dt'ic" who hns been npl.o."..~ %. G
papers in the South.
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gSa. There will hc Hot Supper at Beth
lchcm church On tic 2jth, inst.
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E;N The Cotton is about all gathered
,nd it is esimnci that only about three
'ou, 'hs of II crop has been Talc in this
nurty.
"h" corn crop is the best i'll this county
~ Years. and will he n b c'>ing to The Far
m,r~ IN reducing their expenses next year
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Masonic Election.

GowDEysvILLE, Nov. 30-tt the regular
communication Of Skull Shoals Lodge, No
! l3. A.. F.. NJ. the following officers were
elected TO serve the next ensuing Masonic
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IAN Accident,

We regret that we neglected. mentioning
Ian accident last week. that occurred Thanks.
3siyimg day to Christopher GoSSctt. very
worthy employee at the oil mill
While shifting some cars on the Oil Mill
5~idc track, Gossctt's foot slipped and he fell
Smd before he could recover himself, a car il
5thc rear of him ran over his oft ankl,
crushing it very badly.
! At one time amputation was thought ncccs
l'ary, hut We are g'ai to learn that he i'
lie is an industrious honcs
aInd worthy colorcd man.
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4SWeet Flowers.

The Local is under many obligations t.
Miss Leila Gault, for box of fragrant flow
crs sent to our office a few days ago.
1t is seldom that the local receives such
sco"rtcsicS. and he appreciatcss the compli-
smcnt very much
Ito our friend Miss Mamie Wright of L,urens,
flor handsome box of hot house flowers
4 sent us by mail this week.
Little did We expect when We admired
last Summer that cutting from them
|w oull grace our sancium i'll December.
Many, many thanks, my friends.
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.

~. G. LlTTLEJOHN, EDITOR
M. B. KELLY, E,,rous
Nv. u. MILLER
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Three Small Farms for
Sale.

I F not sold at private sale, before tho 6rst
l. Monday in January next, will sell at
public auction on that day, before the Court
House door,
3O5 ACRES OF LAND
lon the elena Sr-ings Road, being a part Of
the Tract on watch 1 now 1.-Two. The land
has been divided into
3 FARMS OF 100 ACRES EACH.
Ito suit urchasers OF limited meaus, aud
will be sold on the following terms:
One-half Cash balance in one and two
years; purchaser TO give bond and o mort
|gage of the premises for the credit part Of
the paechase money.
r. 8. A. PEARSON.
no~ 10 60 alx
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}. NJ. Greer, W. Wpt~
Il. B. Spears, 5. w.
G. T. Mabry, |. W.
l.. &. Mabry, Treas.
Dr. j. ID. Orr, Sccy.F
G. W. Webster, Semi r d.
Dr. II. Il. Tate, Jun1 ID.
John o. Tate, Tyler
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MAS GOODS Of all kinds. Raisin
Nuts, turraris, CiIrOr. Candies, Fruit
Irtc.. ut GAkRElT'S.
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Ho: Supper ~ West Springs.
The Ladies' of the West Springs BaptI'
hu"ch Will give n Hot Suppcrat the Acad,
'iT. "m Tuesday night. the 24th inst. for tn
jn"rcGt of the church. The public are col
TALLY invited. Evcryh"dy will be wclcon,,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-12

The time has passed for farmers
to depend on muscle and hard labor
alone. They must use their brains
as we'll as hands. They must do
more thinking and planning if they
desire to receive the best results,
The lawyer studies law, The doe
tor medicine. The merchant must
study commerce, the laws of supply
and demand, and the banker must
acquaint himself with the principles
and details of finances. Just so the
farmer must study farming. The
experiments of last year in crop
raising and breeding must be re-
membered and put to practical use
this year. Not only his own exper-
fence but that of his co-laborers
should be. his to profit by. Farming
is science, and there are many
new things to learn in it yet; and
the best and cheapest way to learn
those things is by study. Take
agricultural papers, lead in their
columns the experiences and obser-
vations of other and avail yourself to
the many useful hints and sugges-
tons.
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damp or wet, would all be but little
expense, and yet of great value in
the sale. Our labor must be more
carefully trained and required to do
more satisfactorily its service.
The same process OF muddy feet is
to be gone through with when the
"treading" for the press begins.
The baling is possibly the most
hurtful process of all. One-third
of the cotton is left exposed to dirt,
the ends are carelessly fastened and
they are soon entirely exposed, holes
are allowed, cut by samplers, all
around the bale, and by the time
the product gets fairly on its way to
market, the entire outside is expos
ed to and covered with mud.
1t has been almost, if not quite
impossible, to remedy these troubles,
because Of united action by farmers.
Under the present organization,
very much can be accomplished
towards Improvement. A source
OF very great revenue will be found,
if cotton is uniformly handled.
W. J. NORTHERN.
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Water is daily shipped from Mont

Water is daily shipped from Mont
gomery to Birmingham, to the Off
GERS of the South aud North rail-
road and to the Southern Express
office. The employees could not stand
Birmingham water and were made
sick, and had to call on Montgomery
tor the necessary beverage. The
flowing artesian wells in Montgomery
produce the purest water.
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The republicans in Virginia are
running three Confederate briga
diers for important state Offices, and
they will try to elect their briga-
diers by getting the colored voters,
against the enfranchisement of
whom the brigadiers fought, to vote
for them. The brigadiers who lend
themselves to such partizanship, and
the negroes who clinch the bargain
with their votes, are probably put
to the only use they are fit for. 1t
is greatly to be desired, says the
Philadelphia Record, that the state
of Virginia shall not fall into the
clutches of such motley combina-
ton.
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Can You Guess 1t?
IS an |. an Z. and a 2.

Two Els an l, an r, and P,
Put t hem together and then you will see
The name of the maker of &c. NJ. D.
The letters spell Pierce, of course
DR.. Pierce, Of Buffalo. G. M. D.
m cant Golden Medical Discovery"
DR.. Pierce's guaranteed cure for
CO assumption, if taken in time, and
for all bilious arrangements, skin,
scalp and scrofulous diseases. Have
you hacking cough, lassitude, low
spirits, and other kindred symptoms.
Take this remedy now, before it is
too late. 1t is guaranteed to benefit
or cure, or money paid for it will be
returned.
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$500 or a Cure.

For many years the manufactur-
ers of DR.. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy,
who are thoroughly responsible
financially, as any one can easily as
certain by enquiry, have offered,
through nearly every newspaper in
the land, standing reward of $500
for case of chronic nasal catarrh,
no matter how bad, or Of how long
standing, which they cannot cure.
The Remedy is mild, soothing,
cleansing, antiseptic, and healing.
Sold by all druggists, at so cents.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure constipa-
ton, biliosness. sick headache. bill
Gus headache, and all arrangements
of the stomache, liver and bowels.
One a dose.
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Sick headache is the bane of many lives
The annoying complaint may be cured and
pre- ented by the occasional use Of Dr. j.
81. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pilets
little pills
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DEPARTMENT.

Nh RIETTA URN4L IS THE
official Organ Of the Farmers Alliance
Of Cobb County.