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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-08

He Was Nor RogEEp.-Shortiy be-
fore 0eiock this morning Officer Ed
kinley was notified that an old man
had been sandbaggea and robhed on
the railroad track just back OF the
Southern hotel. On arriving at the
place he found an old railroad man
named Thos. Mulvey lyingon the track
in an insensihls condition. He was
very drunk. and il was evident that be
had fallen from the steps OF the South
ern and struck bis head against one Of
the rails. He had not been robbed. as
Ssi 80 was found in his pockets.
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NOTICE.

NOIIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In stockholders OF Tie seattle Transfer
Company. q corporation organized under
the laws of Washington Territory. aud hxy-
ing its principal place Of business a. Seattle
in said territory. that meeting OF the stock
holders of said corporation wiz be he'd CT.
SATURDAY., the 9Th day Of Feh<u&xy. A. ID.
fsS9. 81 2 O'Clock d. N. OF said day. g. the
Merchants National Bank in seattle. w. T.
The object of said meeting Is 10 authorize
the increase OF the capital stock, from
$50 800 20 sspoyoN
NOAH ARMSTRONG.
A. MACKTNT0SH.
J. B. METcALFE.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
B. 2. SHAUBU7,
Trustees Of The Seattle Trxasser Co.
Seattle. Dec IS, ISIS swT
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San FRAscrsco. Feb. The Pacific
Steam Whaling Company's schooner
Jeanne sailed for Alaska this morning
with q large cargo OF huilding ma
terial for new salmon cznnery near
kariuk- She viii return 10 this port
about April for additional help for
the cannery, which is under the con-
troll OF Knowles IL Griffens.
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soelails. Propaganda in Rome.

Roxg, Feb. THE authorities here
are alarmed on account OF the activity
OF the socialists. who are busily en-
gagged in spreading their doctrines
among the working classes and es-
peciaIIy among those out of employ
ment. II is feared the agitation will
result in riotous demonstrations.
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Sr. PAUL. Feb IA special to the
P;snse~ Press from Victoria, b. c.. says:
Mayor Grant to-day teiegrabhed oars
man Albert Hamm OF Oakland, Cal.
that arrangements had been made to
hold proposed regatta here on the
Qreen's birthday O'Connor, Gzu-
caur. Lee, Harnm and Peterson. in
all probability. are expecfed 10 COM
pete
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Fever and Hunger in Hungary

fsosDos. Feb. 7.--Typhus fever has
broken our in Dcveka, Hungary, and
IS rapidly spreading. Ten persons
have already died from the disease.
In addition 10 the fever. the irlhahi-
rants are suffering greatly frona the
failure OF the potato crop.
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san Diego Raalre.d Nert<.xe.

SAN DrEso. Feb. "A first mortgage
for Sc. go 900 was filed here to-day by
Representatives of the Mercantile FIRST
Co. of New York on the rights, fran
chises and property of the san Diego,
Cuyamaca & Eastern Railroad Co. Ii
provides that bonds shall be issued in
denominations OF $50 and $1,000 each,
interest at 6 per cent, payable semi
annually.
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SPOKANE FAILS, Feb. There Is
considerable alarm among members
of the police force because of an inyes-
tigation ordered BY the council into
violations Of official duty on the part
of several officers. Charges OF visiting
vanety shows and places of question:
bic repute win be brought against
them Is is thought there will be q
general oyerhauling of the officers.
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PgErrxxp. Feb. After having
xorkesa on the forgery ease OF Charles
Sxusrs Trspser nearly two days. shs
grand Iurg this afternoon Tasds . re.
unexpected by the friends OF
Triper. who hare put forth
everv etsorF 10 secure ms release rF re-
funding the money obtained On the
forged check They stla insist that
the unfortunate man Is insane and
should be sent to an asylum instead al
prosecuted On charge Of forgery
The wife OF Tipler ard some relatIves
are expected here from San francisco
IN day or two
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he Lost. Then shat HiHseff--The
Pore Permitted Church Rites.

Pore Permitted Church Rites.
T,ovpox. Feb. IA dispatch from
Rome 70 the Daily Fexs In relation 20
The late Crown Prince Rudolph says
the first telegram arrived as the Vzti-
can simply announced the death OF
Rudolph To this telegram the pope
! himself wrote reply, an act that was
especially noteworthy. the pope being
hardly able 70 hold > pen. Otl the fol
lowing day long telegram told hog
Rudolph hsd agreed - decide quar-
rel by dueI w1th dice. how he had
lost. and Iu compliance with the terms
Of the contract ne had taken his OWE
life
His holiness Immediately suua-
nloned conciase Of cArGEnazs- After
long discussion IL was decided that
only one deranged could have entered
into such q duel This decision ar
rived 81, permission 20 bury the dead
prince with religious rites was granted
Emperor Francis Joseph received the
message with the deepest gratitude,
and sent dispatch In reply saving
his holiness had spared him the
greatest grief.
iArEE-THE T1TE ACCOUNT
t4@F--&s Il co. Vk41 ~ Ink ~ al
other account OF the circumstances at
tending the death of Crown Prince Ru-
doIph Rudolph had courted the
Baroness Marie yetze-. for four
months. The haison, il is stated, was
encouraged by the Countess Wailersee-
Larisch. niece of Empress Marie, who
was OF 4 romantic disposition and
nervous temperament, and was de-
voted 70 Rudolph. On January q
the pair started for Myeriing.
where they passed the next day to
gether. On the morning OF January
80 the two were found dead in bed
Marie had been shot through the fore
head and Rudolph was shot as already
described 1t was evident the two had
resolved 10 die together The ceverlet
was strewn with flowers. The body OF
Marie was secretly taken to q cottage
and thence removed for interment.
The vetzera family left Vienna on
Saturday for Venice
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NOTICE. .

~ c. FARwELI. OF THE FIRM OF
LIZ Ex-reE- Basie-e Il no longer tesm-
Der Of saag arm. AL balls 1Ise said 6rTa
VIII be paid oaiy - ]. II. E44ere- success
scr 81 sais errn, and az bills contracted
previous g January Izth viii be paid by
said Bs9eze Of the firm Of
BADKEE & KRAFT.
9ts Scnrh second s. s@affte w r
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BGoSE HTS LAG. Hsaile playing IN
the STREET es.ersl&y asteraoon, IN from;
81 his fathers house. 8 yoGng son III
NJ Harry Sshorg, iTspped and fell
heavily TO the ground breaking bosa
ct the homes ii has right leg. The un-
foTtaa=te Lad was picket up anss
carried 70 his houte where DR.. F.Es mon ;
relased the fracsares. The doctor
prcnoQnees hesh OF the breaks serious.
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Teachers Examination.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY ExAMT
i nation Of teachers VIII be held In Tzr
ner's hall, Seattle. W. r, On wedueSia.
and Thursday. the 18th and 5s.h of Fehrg
AIRY. lisa eom neneiag ~ O'Clock D. n.
II. f. JcSEs. h =. CHEASrY. Board CT Ex
aEaiuerx
Isaac p RIcH, King Co School Sup't
sesffie. February i. 1852 d&u
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Bluff Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED az THE CIT
u council In the district created ~ Or
6iaaaee Nc. Sc. 80 prov ide fsr shs grading
Of Bluff street. ssu-z Light 10 Pe8el streets.
and constructing sidewalks thercoa, =
n0w dze All &yahss gt rlis ossce cT -
city treasurer Al saxe< rs<x paid x;sAtu
FORTE DAYS
OF the arsz publication OF rhia nossee wii1
BE declared 1elissqsenf. Q penasfy gE Eve
per cent aaissed aaei fntertz< e the rxse 0k
ten pr cent charged
wR FORREST. Ctr Css-x
First publication o. this notice. FsA SCH
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San Fr.nci.co Detectiyes .re Cheap

TUesoS, A. T., Feb. An unsne-
cessfui attempt was made to-day to
release Samuel s. Ford. held on a
charge OF forgery, on writ of habeas
corpus. Ford claims he was arrested
in San Francisco on the same charge,
but paid the detecti res $500 and they
allowed him TO escape.
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LoSDoS. Feb. IA great ire i rag
ing on Wards wharf at Lambeth. Adj
jaeent 70 the wharf are several large
OF and timber warehouses. all OF which
are ia great danger.
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are building two boats for the Salmon
trade in Alaska One nearly COM
pleted Is an Slton sloop, 80 feet long,
Is feet beam and o. feet deep. The
other Is a 30-foot steam launch. whose
keel was laid this week.
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All KINDS OF blank books and
rulings 20 any pattern done at r.
Anthony's bookbindery, Opera
Block, at the lowest prices.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. The CaEzdi-
an PesiEc and Canala Atlantic rail.
WAYS have Cancelled 81 trains leaving
the city tonight. owing 20 snow
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II ypa are ps-EsEs 81 irritable. feel Arr
xnfS. GSspsElsea. or { yea have sse& aeaa-
ssae, <&1soe complexion. OF afTenssre
brsafa, en yosav Liver IS ast OF order and
neSSss Eousaax. Dr. Hsnaexs fl&nziesiol
Tense restoges tie iigrf ~ aeAit1y acssaa
and taacs ur the ens1re system sos1 ay
Stewart & Hasz1es Drag Co. Wholesale
sEeatx
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rn-x,.g Kur ouvien re.

DEgEEx, FEB. Sam rn0nses haze
been served on O'E-ien n EIonmel
jaa for Illegal speeches on the Ken
mare estate
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rh, si.marek Dxnn.tv.

BxRLsx. Feb. 7.-Coant William
Bismarck mas been appointed preSi-
dealt Of she province Of Hanover
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A gentleman who had suffered great an
noy 2sce and pain from Ba<bcr's Itch, and
who bad been treated By the best physi.
clans. without relief. says that two bottles
of Dutarsz's Specific cured him and left his
face perfectly smooth. without . scar II
never fails IN skin diseases Sold by stew
art 4 Holmes Drug Co. wholesale agents.
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No Limit ON Lofty Hats,

CARSON, New, Feb. THE bill re-
strieting the wearing of high hats in
theaters was defeated In the senate to-
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Mothsr ana Son charred with Ineeat,

SAN Francisco. Feb. Mrs. III.
Eloise Cavasso and Paul Thoreaux,
her son by a former husband, were
sent for trial to the superior court in
81 900 bonds each, by Judge Xix to-day
on charge OF incest
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BIDS FOR CLEARING.

SEALEp BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- hy the gndsrsl gned up 90 aoca On
Thursday, February 7th, for the clearing
Of W. Is Of M. x. section 3. township =,
raz &c erass- - acres. SEeHa Is The Recsgss
srzes, OF Madison street
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- 1af2s~ TIE EFaTsss z2e aSs, frasn 81 -
~ ~ gs<f pSsktsssa4 xxx. ssqsMn SID sas:sss
kFrxMistf @sssS 7se@sssz~s $3.50 rss-sr -
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NOTICE

OF meeting of the stockholders Of the
Almond & Phillips Feandry Company,
for the purpose OF increasing the capital
stock of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN stockholders Of the Almond & Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the nnder-
signed, sM OF the trustees of said com
pany, that q meeting of said stock holdexx.
viii be held at the otzsce OF said
company in the city Of Seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on "Wednesday, the 18th day OF February,
1SSs. at IL O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day, for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ital stock OF said company from its pres
enf amount of 10 shares oftlO0 each Hl-, oo0l
TO 1000 shares of 500 each ts1oo. 0Os. AL
stockholders are requested 70 be present
CHAS- III. ALMOND,
w. r. PHILLIPS.
Trustees of said Ailmond 4 Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle. w. T.. December >. isss-
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Ss.sss tszs ssFszxsxw 81 kzzs5x s-sex&~s4z az
saaNzsrsslxsx MARS axsE rnezsAzrs lsssI s}.,ss.s
ssise ssssssaas as4 same Fsssia 8 sssss.iass
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SS eesa xszsSs1. ARD rs
= pssxssst IL sexn tz2x -
e aissFeass ia assnasags aog
sssstsse Asfsx
Has Sfsk..s. 49,. .s
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LErTHE CARRIERS REPORT.

Following is the report OF the post
Office letter carriers for the month OF
January:
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SssSSA * ~ sss4 seFsaxz sa0xss trs<sse
Essaed So p ssas AAassss ~ siSx2x
sM Ire exss = En&s kfsssssQs ssssssss.ssss
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DIR. SPINDBY
81 CO 7G
SEATTLE DKsPENsAzr,
3fs Csuaznsrcaal street eernsr
jackson. Seattls, ". 7.

A. eh-uafn Diseases Of MEN &z1 WGsftS
successfully rseaEse
LIST MANHOOD. Serycss a.z F1FN<s
Debility. Exhausted Vitality, S<a1isA
Weakness. SfeTnszosrnoex. IN pofszs<e
EnnozzhDs4. elect. y phtits. k.eEstsse -
Eg12l It.zSrg ezneafH that -sMzziE f-csn y0als1.
ri f0itses o. excess Il after FSsrx
URINARY kidney sa1 Bls1s@f tEsaas<ss
Weak Back. 0oro-rASre. 6lszsz-
c-yksatik Eaxseoexis structure &c. prozzrt
" ard safely euress SonsRsecEs rae6lesJe
gives, nor strong :aseckis1ss assst. wnies
g7pYnIIS Debility, Loss ot ylxos, sz-uzaal
w iossE-. Wight EmlMtgax. D.
sssozlei~iaes. ETC.. etc, ca-te-
ff1nNr3TY suffering ffDal ne e2ec.x -
As~"N h-a yosgtAfui sollies ~ iE&sse-s-
s.cns. sao2id avail themselves OF our frs&ks
rasnt. she greatest bo0n ever lzld 81 sns =.
sar of snfferinx humanity. VII guarantees
q pnsinve cure In ever ssASe-
Alddisassd Hen s ~. q. A. i. s sr.s, me s sss
zations Of the bladder. accompanied D. .
x=aarttag o. burning sen4eucas on exksx-s.-
Axk0n tie urine deposits Scstsm3ns 80
sometimes AlDHloen u EgesEns. The cosos
varies f-ena q bright ax redsiixs % eser
milky hue. tae paEieus experiences weak
s1sng OF the sysfesa u naglaser be cxnnos
EeeCant sG-. TEts II the ssFotsd stage g
seminal weakness. Many die OF tED 1fW-
salty. ignorant Of II e&ese. 4 psrteS1 crN
k-d healthy restoration gxsuaasee1
04ce h0cfz. a. =. 90 , :. H.. 10 y
=. B--psEso.ls snasAe 70 Tas-f - maj q
treated 81 their homes - sx~resyo<as ssss
Medicines and instructions seat hr mes0
expres2 Consultation sres nAw
Send 60 stamp fer the Yoang HAAS
Friend, Or 6uids 20 Wsdiock.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
PickWick.

Mr.. r. X. Baird has been ap-
pointed postmaster at this place.
Mr.. l.. M. Crow, former postmas.
ter, moved out of the State, re-
signed and recommended Mr..
Baird.
S. B. Burks Is doing a good
business with his saw mill.
Mrs. Andy Stout is quite sick.
Corn looks very well; cotton a
poor stand, but the prospect for a
good fruit crop in this district is
favorable.
You stated in your last issue
that street cars were run by cleo
tricity in Nashville. We wish
they would make arrangements to
run Office by the same process.
We came up from Savannah
Thursday night on the steamer w
F. Nisbet, and found the officers
to be clever gentlemen. j.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, or
in case of failure a return of pur-
chase price. On this safe plan you
can buy from our advertised Drug
gist bottle of DIR Kings New Dis
covefy for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every
case. when used for any affection
Of Throat, Lungs and Chest, such
as Consumption, Inflammation of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, etc., etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste,
perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottle free
ia BarlOw's Drugstore. l
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
Adansvilie.

A beautiful rain Sunday glad
ened the hearts of farmers.
The Sunday school convention
was well attended with good in
terest, and with Miss Bette STAN
ley at the organ, of course, they
had good music.
Quite a crowd of our young
people went to Gravel Hill Sun
day to attend the Baptist foot
washing.
Reubin East, Of Savannah, came
over Sunday to hear Elder Den
ton preach.
Misses Maggie Meeks, Luta Ad-
ans and Martha Curry, of Purdy,
attended the Sunday school con.
venti0h Saturday. Purdy may
be dead, AS a town, but she is
alive to beauty and intellect.
c. A. Combs received a painful
but not serious, sprain of the an
kle Sunday, by the falling of his
horse.
Willis Franks and son, Walter
of East Hardin, have been visit
ing the family of Mr.. Loundon
two miles east of town, for a few
days. CYcLoP.
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SAVANNAH COURIER.
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1889.
j. r.. DARLINGTON

WIN sell you a 25lb can of Califor-
MA Peaches, Apricots or Pears for
70 cents a can.
A BIB can of Domestic Peaches
OF Tomatoes for 12t cents.
A BIB can of Apples 81 cents.
lib can Mackerel, 10 cents.
A 2lb can Of Raspberries, Plums,
Strawberries, Grapes, Blueberries
Blackberries, Greencorn, Salmon
or Pineapples, 1910. a can.
lib cans Clipped Dried Beef
Deviled Ham, French Sardines, at
10 cents a can.
lib can American Sardines, SIC
( lib can HOLSTERS, 80 cents; and
everything else in the fancy gro
Gerry line in proportion. He will
also give You bargains in Cigars
and Tobacco.
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East House Arrivals:

J. w. Coble, Evansville; R. b.
Harrell, Nashville; S. b. Gamma
way, Louisville; Thomas Hunnell,
Evansville; Fl. r. Hinkle, DIR. L.
e. Convey, |. w. Ross, Oak Dale;
Geo. II. Porch, Nashville; DR.. Tom
Walker, Hamburg; 7. Cotton,
Pittsburg Landing; Edgar Dodds,
Oklahoma; Il. A. Marshall, j. H.
IIauderdale, Morris Chapel; Wat
Hardin, c. Hardin Mrs. VIM. X
Hardin, Miss Eliza Hardin, Coun
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is
sold by Akin & Paine. Price so.

Three days is very short time
in which to cure a bad case of
rheumatism; but it can be done, if
the proper treatment is adopted,
as will be seen by the following
from James Lambert, of New
Brunswick, Ills. II was badly af-
flicted with rheumatism in the
hips and legs, when | bought a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t cured me in three days.
am all right to day; and would
insist on every one who is affiict-
ed with that terrible disease, to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
oct well at once" For sale by j
X. Barlow.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
Merited Praise.

A letter signed by a number of
our citizens was sent to the Ken
ton Argus for publication, recon-
mending DR.. Franks in the high
est terms of praise to the citizens
Of that place, and which called
forth the following:
Mr.. EDITOR:-Please allow me
space in your columns to return
my sincere gratitude to my friends
IN Hardin who unsolicited by me)
so favorably made mention Of, and
so kindly recommended me to the
people Of this place and vicinity.
shall ever hold them in CRATE
full remembrance, and humbly i'm
plore the richest of Heavens ben
edictions upon them.
While l left many warm friends
there with whom it is hard to part,
yet am glad to know that | meet
with those here who give as hearty
welcome aud am fully persuaded
will make us feel at home.
A. T. FRANKS.
Kenton, May 6, 1889.
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The Fork.

We are needing rain very much.
Ed DeBerry and his sister, Miss
Maggie, Of Turkey Creek, visited
friends and relatives in this com.
munity Saturday and Sunday,
Quite a number of the young
people attended preaching at
Cherry Grove last Sunday.
Rev. John Walker will peach at
Oak Grove next Sunday at 4 P. NJ
Mrs. G. G. Broyles, who has
been visiting Mrs. L. B. Mhoon at
Cerro Gordo, returned home last
Saturday.
Thomas Jones and II. G. Thorn.
ton went visiting on the west side
side Of the river Saturday.
LITTLE FRAUD.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
TO the Public.

l have recently been informed
of a report, originated and in cir
ctllati0n to the effect, that l, as an
applicant.sfors. the Postof1ice at this
place, have solicited and procured
only the endorsement of Demo
Gratis, and that if | receive the APP
pointment that the Democrats will
control the office, and that a Dem
ocfat will receive the benefits OF
same. All Of which | hereby de-
nOunce as a willful, treacherous,
malicious, unfOunded lie, Of the
most OBTAINING character, also that
the originator of this report is the
most pusillanimous, villainous lial
extant. Respectfully,
GEo. W. HARBERT.
May II, 1889.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
Nav II. 1889.
Merit Wins.

| desire to say to our citizens,
that for years l have been selling
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DR. Kings New Life Pills
Bucklen's Afnira Salve and Elec-
trio Bittefs, and have never han
died remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal sat
isfactiOn. | do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and |
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do MOI
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. } X Bar.
low, Druggist. l
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16

Editor of the Courier: Please
announce in the columns Of your
valuable paper that we are sole
agents for st. Patrick's. Pills, the
most perfect cathar'ic and liver
pills in the market. They not on
~ physic, but cleanse the whole
system; purify the blood and reg
ulate the liver and bowels; they
are vigorous but gentle in their ac-
ton and can always be depended
upon. For sale by j. X. Barlow.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16

When you are sick you don't
want theoretical or even logical
demonstration to convince you as
to the worth OF a remedy yeu
should use. Experimental knewl-
edge is the true criterion. Read
the experience of others who have
used B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm.
Their plain statements carry more
force than all the logic and theo-
ries possible.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
North Carolina.

Rev. J. B. Knight filed his reg
ular appointment at New Hope
last Sunday. Remember that
next Sunday is children's day.
Prof. Willie Pickens attended
a Baptist foot washing at Gravel
Hill last Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Sanders is still
very low with consumption.
Bon HOMME.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16
j. Z. CARTER.

The river is getting very low.
1t was with great difficulty that
the G. Smith was gotten over the
Shoals this week. BY next week,
without a rise, there will be no
getting to Florence by river.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-05-16

The Pioneer was honored last
Saturday with a pleasant visit by
Miss May Carter, the accomplish.
ed and beautiful daughter of MI.
j. T. Carter, of Savannah Hardin
county, formerly a resident of
Goodrich, this county. She was
accompanied by her uncle. Yves
lev Carter. of Goodrich, at which
place she has been visiting for
several weeks.-Hickman Pioneer,