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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
THE SHOOTING.

1.-THE account of the double murder at
Kirbyville yesterday is to the effect that
the Miles boys we're ordered to disarm by
the sheriff, but instead drew their pistols
and ope ed fire upon Branson and
Funk and killed both. Sheriff Branson was
elected last fall to succeed j. H. McNaffie,
and like all the fancy county officers, was
a republican. His brother is the presen t
county and circuit clerk of fancy. Bran
son belonged to the Bald Knobber organi-
zation, and the Miles brothers to the
Stricken or anti-knobber faction. The task
of preserving the peace in fancy county
will fall temporarily into the hands of Coro-
ner Day, and it is probable that he will
have his hands full, for the dance of
death hat has been opened up in the last
two ,vooks will stir men to madness. 1t is
presumed that the Miles brothers we're
afraid to disarm while in the country of
their enemies, and preferred shooting their
way out. Sheriff Branson was about 40
years old"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
BUST TURNIP SEED.

Just received, a Full and Fresh Stock of
BUST RUTA BAGA. FLAT DUTCH, and all
other varieties of seasonabLe Seeds. and for
sale at lowest prices. E. j. KIEFFER.
Druggist and Scotsman,
Corner West Broad and Stewart SITS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
RING TELEPHONE IO7.

]. j. JOYCE, corner Liberty and Abercorn
streets, has at all times the choicest line of
MEATS available. He is also stocked with
Fresh Fruits of the best quality. Send to him
for Iced Watermelons and Canteloupes of finest
varieties. Goods delivered in all parts of the
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Chatham Dime Savings Bank will, on
FRIDAY, 18th inst, elect cashier. Applica-
tions will be received not later than TUESDAY,
the 9th, at noon, and should be addressed to
j. w. FRETWELL.
1923 BaV Street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
RAILROADS.
Savannah and Tybee BY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE nth (STAND.
ARD TI3tE).
Trains leave Savannah daily except SUNDAY
$3.50 A. M, 2:30, 4, 6:25. 8:l5
Returning, leave Tybee depot z, 12A,M..5.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE-Leav Savannah $50
al 40 A NJ, 200 3:15 and 7:45 P NJ.
Returning, leave Tybe depot Gas, 11:OOA.M
$50, 6:l5, 9:25 P. NJ. *To Tybee Depot only, Au
gusta Fast Mail. No stop between Savannah
and Tybee Depot. VIII await the arrival Of
Augusta train
Music every day.
Trains leave South End Is minutes earlier
than time of leaving Tybee depot,
H. H. WOODRUFF, G. F. and P. Agent. p''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
GRAND SUCCESS
PRICE So 25 PER QUARTER BARREL.
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.

n. B.-Our bottling department will be in
operation about July is. when we shall be able
to fill the demand for family consumption
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
ON THE DIAMOND.

Results OF the Games Betwesn the
Country's Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON. July 5.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-06
Kenmore u. H. School

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. High
"A grade, select aud limited. First-clasS equip-
ment IN every way. Next session begins SEP
TENDER IL, 1889. Testimonials of highest
character. For Catalogue address
H. A. STROBE, Principal
Amherst Courthouse VIRGINIA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
nRopprp nIaHr oN H1M.
a New Yorker Deserts His Wife
and Takes Refuge Here.

and fakes Refuge Here.
At noon Thursday two weli-d dressed
young women called at the police sta
tion. One of them informed Sergeant
Stetsef that she had Just come from New
York with her friend, and that she was in
search of her husband, an engineer,
named d. 8. Gessner.
The couple had had quarrel. Gessner
filed caba with what valuaoles he could
gather, including watch and trinkels
belonging to Mrs. Gessner and then be-
took himself to the Pennsylvania railroad
station, where he purchased ticket for
Wilmington.
His wife knowing something OF his in
tentions arrived here Thursday in hob
pursuit Of the truant husband. With
tears flowing copiously abe told the story
OF her woes to the sergeant. She would
forgive her husband all IL he would only
come back. Mr.. Stetser obtained from
Mrs. GesSner minute description of the
fugitive and promised to help her II he
could. The ofli .er sailed out making
straight for Front street. Suddenly he
deserted well dressed stranger sitting
quietly in trout Of the Holly Tree Iun.
He so exactly answered the woman's des.
criptiOn Of the runaway that without FUR
ther ado MIR. StetBer walked right across
and tapped the man OF the shoulder
"Yon're my man." The stranger coolly
replied II thought So" the officer
had guessed Alright. The trusnt meekly
returned to his soryoSing spouse. The
scene ct the reunion was very gratifying
one TO all including the sergeant. The
New Yorker returned hoino that night APP
parentiy with marital affections COM
pletely re-established.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04

Mating laws shall be passed. except for pauper-
ism and crime.
Ree iusd, That we favor equal representation
in the General Assembly, based upon the dis
trirt system or some other equitable plan, the
revision Of the judiciary system, the abolition
OF property qualification for candidates for
office, The prohibition OF all class legislation,
and the election of all public officers by direct
vote OF the people: and tn this end we demand
the calling OF u state convention to revise the
constitution of the State, and we pledge our
selves 10 aid In the election OF no man to lhe
General Assembly of the State who will not
vote for the calling of such convention.
K iUrd, That We call upon all Republicans
thr ilghout the State to aid in the formation of
Re lplcan clubs, and thus assist by OF aniza-
ton TO redeem the Stnte from the odtous laws
and tyrunnical practices OF the Democrats Of
Delaware.
The weather was hot, the convention hall
close, train time drawing near, and the
convention was disposed to adopt the reso-
ntlons without debate. But the R,v. Mr..
Willis was spelling for speech and here
was his opportunity. He endorsed the reso-
lutions, glorifed the Republican party, de-
nounced the assessment laws ami prayed
for the political redemption OF Delaware
After growing red in he face and persplr-
Ing almost to the point OF exhaustion he
closed and tha resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
There was a contest over the election of
president Of the league, DR.. Maj snail
being named for re- election while Henry
O. Conrad, ESD, was pttted against him.
The ballot was decisive, DR.. Marshall re-
ceiylpg u votes and MIR. Conrad IL. The
vote was by clubs, each delegation having
one vote. Then tho other officers were
chosen without divislon, the full result
being rs follows:
Presldent--GeorHa W. Marshall.
Vice presiients-Flrst district, Thomas
Bird; Second district, Henry G.. Conrad /;
Third district tbs Rsy. ]. s. Willis; Fourth
district, Eli II. Sharp.
SacretAry-Jonn J. Piunkett.
Treasurer-W William II. Plerson.
Executive committee Elrst district, John
r. Edwards, Jr., j. Eldrtdga plsrce, Thomas
S. Anderson; Second district, George b.
Money, E, II. MOORE. Martin b. Blrrls
Tnird district, Il. A. Richardson, N. Il. Jar
dine, Joshua Parker Fourth district, Eli
Il. Sharp, Benjamin Collins, r. b. Norman
A resolution was Rdopred assessing each
CLUB 50 for the expenses of the league dur
Ing the year. Dover was selected A5 th4
place for holding the next annual session
and then the convention adj burned.
SENATOR HIGGINS IGNORED.
There were rumors during the day that
an attempt would he made to endors.
Senator Higgins and counter attempt Il
condemn some OF his appointments. Hhe
Sussex delegates wore ripe for the lattsi
movement, and some OF them grew no
under the collar whenever they looked a
Horace GGealey Knowles. But the agn
did not come Off. 1t was avoided hi
studiousy reirain.ng from even referring
10 senator Higgins IN any way. rha "onlt
Republican senator from the Border States
was completely ignored.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
Three lads HtoSbch at Pistol
Point over anird street Bridge.

Three Lads Esobbch at PIsIOps
Point over Hhird Street Ssridge.
Three white lads named Joun W.
Morris aged II John BecEley 10 and e,
Parks IL, went over Third street bridge
LuurGdsy afternoon to pick cherries on
n farm ahout 40 miles from The city.
Th"y retnrnrl With their pals full when,
tHssng Seeluded Lane crUssiag ihe New
Glstie road, laey weFs bentCned to by
three ycung ilen TO come TO them. One
OF the t1rre, coloted man. whom his
white pa's called Dick Ringgo!d, told the
bfv4 % ava mp their chrrrisq. On thelr
dsnrurnnR be pairtoi n pistol at Norris,
Threatening to 7doot In Vi all Il they
diiu'; DO 80 they were told. The chet-
rie9 we're 2iven up and the bovs returned
home. Innng Ao-ris stated that the
pistol was large one and yes loaded
and cooked when pointed a. hm. He
and Beckley are able TO recognize the
robbers. They 10 not otherwise know
I them
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
THE BUILDING RECORD.
Forty-eight BuI,ding Lines Draws
LusI Month.

Last Month.
Chief Engineer Boughmnn reports the
following building lines for the month OF
June, closing Saturday:
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, addition to building on Market street
between Eighth and Ninth.
Harry and James Garner, two dwellings
east side Of Van Buren, street between
Second and Third.
James England, two dwellings SOUTH east
corner Fifth avenue and Brown street.
Francis b. Bradley, dwelling, northwest
corner Eleventh street aud Railroad avenue.
Trustees OF Wilmington NJ. Z. Church,
church on west side OF Townsend between
and streets.
John Tuliy, addition to dwelling, south
side Of Second between West and Washing
ton streets.
W. Fl. SEEDS, 10 dwellings, south side OF
Fourth between Washington and Jefferson
streets; same builder, six dwellings, south
west corner Seventh and Jackson streets.
James Ferry, IL dwellings, southeast
corner Egn.h and Van Buren, street.
Calvin G. Turner. green house north
west corner OF spallcrcss avenue and Frank
lin street.
Frnncis ]. McGovern. dwelling north side
OF Celar between Franklin and Broome
streets.
Central National Bank, bark building,
orlh.we4t corner Firm and Market streets.
NJ. j. Saarkey, stable, southwest corner
Plea. ant ami Harrison streets.
Ed lizard II. Kane, dwelling, east side Of
Franklin between sixth and Seventh streets.
Mary j. Walker, dwelling north side OF
OF Ninth between Franklin hnd Boone
streets.
John sayers, store and dwelling south
side OF Tlth street between King and
French.
Thomas F Bayard, carriage house, south
east corner Taylor and Lodust streets.
william Kitchen, two dwellings, north
side of rh'rteenth street between Dure
street AID r., ". 81 o. rallgoGd.
Board OF Pibilc Education, school house
on West tlhs OF Baydrd avenue between
Third and Fourth streets.
Total for month, 49, Total for June, 1885
u.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
rEaINsuAI GDfroRs.
gviiI uerc Thctr Aunnt ExcursIan
.1utY i3th 10 Esrer I'arK.

The date 81 'Is annual tass'iug Of the
P-nninsular Editorial Association mas been
lIed for Juiy l3sh, nut oakland, Md,
wniCb II a patt Of the famous noun
tain resort, Deer PARK has been
selected a. tbs place. The BAH.
nura & OHIO Rl'fnsl Company ha.
most generously extHadai the courtelies OF
Us road % the a-4Ociaticn lni viii place
special car on tho western express at he
disposal Of the uevspeper men AID thrIr
fuGaie8, Sfar'iug from Ibis city on 5a'ur-
DAY, July 18Th, tus party viii be laddei ~
Dlslah4 ~ suppsr-time, after delight
tul days ride over tbs picturesque Ale
ghsnios.
G4HaGd ia n most delightful place bsing
nj The summit OF the Allegheny Mountains.
500 feer Ghoys the ssR level, The hotel
moteled much after the B,ls Mountain
House, Du larger, 4 handsomely pointed
and admirably cDuiuctsd. At this place
here are group Of several hle simmer
hutel5 and III plaC5 Is one " the coolest
AID ptett,rst OF mountain resorts i n in
niasn PROXIMITY to Deer p rk and other
-UnHsr pluces which haca attained q
pulArl,Y through tnH excellence Of their
h1t-ls II addition to th9 natural beauty OF
their surroundings.
THE OK 4rutigs COMMITTEES OF the assocla-
tinu h arranging the dsfails Tor the trip
whinh Il Is hoped to make tue most sue.
eessfll and enjoyable one In the history oil
the organization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
Orders for bills were drawn during the
meeting, as follows:
A LIVELY car Snow.
GrimnIKtn Exhibited Yesterday by
the AIcoIt Cub Ia Aid of Delaware
Hospital.

GrimnIkin Exhibited Yesterday by
the AIcOIt Cub Ia Aid of delaware
Hospital.
An exhibition OF cats was held Thurs
day at the residence of George II. Bates,
Esq. 1t was gotten up by the Johnston
and Chandler chapters Of the Alcott Club
for the benefit of the Delaware Hospital.
The pstronesses of the exhibition were
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin, Mrs. Austin
Harrington and Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter.
Exhibitors pad five cents entrance
fee. Oats OF all kinds aristocratic and
of low degree were largely represented.
Tables, of course, predominant, d There
were Maltese, tortoise shell, "coon" cats
and cats OF every color, Rize and race
known to Christendom. They were ar
ranged in boxes and cages. A jet black
cat, owned by Charlotte b. Young, took
the prize for weight at is pounds. The
highest cat in the show was decided upon
to be that exhibited by Mrs. L. O. Van
degriit. 1t was OF nondesoript extrRc.
tion. It captured the prizs for feline
u9lluess. The coon cats are the property
OF Alfred and Charles Warner. Miss
Marion Candy exhibited four cats whose
special distinction is that they are six
lOeA
The plaintive walls of the cats mingled
unsteady with the streams OF Ellinger's
orchestra. Tho children were delighted
with the entertainment. There was d
unanimous decision that the exhibition
was 40 erjoysb,e rs any OF the clubs en-,
tertOinmeGts yet given.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
5ir, ,,,a,nc rcils IA story.

Now YORK Times.
NNrt.s N. ono asked Mr.. Blaine why
ha psfn,I'ei himself to be Ignored he is
reported 30 have told story. He likened
hiMvsl' 70 man vino had reneiysd from
al suthor /. ticket to ses the first per
formurce of play. The audiences
e;umhled at ,hs hIst act, Kissed the
Escoud, ind az the emf Of the third act
propcsed 60 mob the actor. The man
with the free ticket wac qnist. Ills next
neighbor was amazed, aud AZ the close of
the third act asked him: Look here, my
friend you don't say anything; do YOU
like this play2" This man did not, but
ha yes determined TO be courteous.
Fact ia" said he, II am here by invita-
ton, ani fssi rs IL ought not TO be
ruds. But, if the n6xt act is as bad as
tho lat IN go on. and buy ticket and
come in aud raise hell :"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
JIQUOR CASE.
Ruling OF the Supreme Court Upor
the Philadelphia Gases.

the Ibiladeiphta Cases.
Concerning the ruling OF the supreme
court or Pennsylvania On Friday upon the
liquor licenses case taken before II from
the lower courts OF Philadelphia county,
the Philadelphia Times says:
"The supreme court has reversed the ac-
ton OF the common pleas judges OF Phila-
delphia and Allegheny In the brewers'
license cases, In an opinion that broadly
and plainly draws the distinction between
the large discretion granted the judges by
the retail license act and the simple and
definite conditions under which the Issue
OF Wholesale licenses must be determined.
1.-THE license act entrusts the judges with
nearly absolute discretion concerning the
persons to whom retail licenses shall issue.
But the. manufacture OF liquors or the
Wholesale trade is not subject to like arbi-
trary judgment. The statutory conditions
In this Gaze are simply that the applicant
be- q citizen OF the United States Of temper
are habits and good moral character. II
these are complied with the license is to be
granted. "The key to the whole diff1culty."
says the chief Justice, "may be found in this
assumption OF discretion which is not
found In the law. and which is applicable
only to the case OF retailers. It Is incorpo-
rating into the Wholesalers act q provision
OF the retailers act."
The detailed consideration given to the
answer of the Philadelphia license court In
the Prospect Brewery case will be read with
interest, but 1t Is not essential to the lead.
ing point decided, that brewers, manufac-
turers and wholesalers are not subject by
law to the judicial discretion expressly
provided for the control o. the retail trade.
the distinction is entirely rational. The
practical effect will be to require the Issue
| OF most OF the wholesale licenses that were
refused, but this rather emphasizes the
discretionary powers of the license court re.
garding retailers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
tn MVhTUAhF HbUVHU'
List of fBirths. Deaths mud Marriages
tor G.u,I Week.

R'glsttAr Leo leportf 80 deaths f)r the
Ftes ending on SATURDAY, conpAred to
20 dea'h g ,hl corresponding week last
year, Il ,staat as follows; h4l-a IS, ia.
mails 10, vii a. hlrrbs S; adults IL,
minors ~ horn In Unitei states 80. Ia
forEien countries s; death rate TO whole
pouulaiinp, % 81; 10 wh'ra popu.g.ion,
rs IU;to blac4 population, t2.0O.
CAu-as OF 4 -ath-onnlns1 intGntum, 81;
consumption 5; meningitis, 3 general d..
bilitY,pluun nm, each cJuvusion-, con-
gnst'on Of lung, inRLi'inn ma'a.mn-,
peTlruni Il, Irpnafdrn blrfh, paralysis.
puernsfh, nraisiuns, renlittent fever,
-crofulH, tphtprrih each.
Ages ~ .ceA--h Under year II; from
ltu2 .: nom 10 ., /; trota s 70 10, | T;
fcnrp IS ~ 81, 1: ffom Slto ~, 3: ON 40
5t,; innn $50 G., 2; ICON &c Sn, 4;
from Srtl 1i,i,
y gth. is wnria, Firt. 2: Stroud Z
Tul-d. 4 -Four . /; + Fu, ~ ) Xtt, /; Sow
80 D, 3; 4 sltl 81 Sltn, 2; Tenth, 2:
h event, n, "-ita.l
pnsGp v M ruror - cl2c, stu
b tn.. s.S padn., YER r3pgnt here for
,u'rim"u' lit tx sent nphy
Jn- u.rth- lnmu.trh & compared to 20
FIR n" tFEo .hphitn. week ~ lt.f ysNr.
o. the hi ~ E"ro WINS ani 81 bacE.
o. h . itee II we're tun S AID - Females,
0t tie DIGG i5 are IN u slud II IsmAles,
Births by wsrt FTs,, 2;--t03d, Z: Third,
3 Fourth 81 Y Il, o; sixth. II seven b,
$; |. Guth. q. y utn, 2; lpntt, ! Eleventh,
/; fSrlUh, Tiers wt- one premature
bf,ih md eign' iltFIumate tiiths, 81
which ore va. hi'o aud f. ven tiack, two
males ant six trft lea. rte marriages
mum orr q 10 oil wnluh Is were white aud
one black.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
Twc,ve ylcttn. ~ The wreca.

LAGR De, Pa, June 27.--The work of
clearing away the wreck here is pro-
crossing a. rapidly as possible. A track
is heing laid down 10 the creek in order
to draw the engine out. At II 80 o'clock
the dead bodies of Caldwell the
engineer and Fra,ich, the fireman
of the Inflated freight vera found lying
alongside TIE cab. This makes SO far ~
bodies recovered. 1t ia expected that
others will be found as soon as the bottom
OF the creek iq reached. The InvestiEa'
tion of the cause OF the disaster will be
commenced this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04

Why the Water commissioners Ac-
copied a higher asid From Outside
partt0s

Gtpich ~ khtEhcE btu rom Outsiue
Parties,
with reference to the COMPLAINT Of "Olti-
zsn'' 10 recent Issue OF Every EVENING.
about the action OF the Water Commits
rtoners IN awarding the contract for two
boilers to q New York arm when Ia the
opinion q "Cltlzsn' they could have done
as well, II not better, in this city, a reporter
Of this paper called on William 7. Porter,
president OF the board, on Saturday. Mr.
Porter sald
at IL not our business to buy machinery
~ the lowest price, with no other consii-
GRAFTON in view but 1t ls our duty to "a
eide, IN these matters, what Is for the best
interests of the city. The hoilers that were
purchased are the best tor the purpose that
can be procured anywhere, and are better
, adapted for their wOrs than any other
Ake. We have two In our establishment
that have haen In use for over Is years, and
they are used by the Harlan & HcllinS1-
| worth Company ami other establishments
/ OF this city. Although the lowest bidder
| for this work was Wilmington party, yet
4 the boilers he would have furnished are
made In NJrtlst0wn In the Judgment OF
| the board the boilers we selected were the
4 best for the purpose that could be pro
cured"
MIR. Porter deprecated the idea conveyed
In "Citi2an's" complaint OF not going out.
side Of Wilmington for needed work. OF
the products OF WtlminRton's great manu-
featuring interests, not more than 1--we per
cent is the result Of orders received from
this city aud State, the balance being from
outside places, and II other communities
were tc adopt the "home protection" prin,
clple, Wllmington's Industries would col
lapse.
The boilers accepted By the Water Com
missionArs ARE the Bahcock 4 Wilcox make
OF New York and by reason oftheir superior
ity are used all over the world. One con
cern alone in the city Of London usss 1885,
Gao horse power OF these boilers, for sup
plying steam to large electric light plan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04
LiQuon Lio1SSn EntINGs.
The Brewers aud Dcatcrs in tine
Supreme uuTG.


SnpTeine iamrt.
PHILADELPHIA, June % = The supreme
CONT 10 dal tRHrao1 writ OF pre- emp
tory msndenus in the case OF tue petit
ton OF th. P:O-psct Brewing Company
OF this city for m4utamust TO the license
court judges TO show cause why
brewers license was refused the COM
pAny. la the cases OF the appeals of the
following persons and firms in Allegheny
comfy who were refused liquor licenses
the sup'eme court reverses the order of
the CONT below refusing license and q
procedendo is awarded; The l., II Harris
Drug Company, Joseph Fleming It Son,
4. D Casey & Oompaoy, Joseph Elnstein
& Company, ct. al, and Mary 70. Pollard.
procedeudo may be defined as a
writ by which q cause which has been
removed from an inferior to q
superior court, by certiorari or
otherwise, is sent down again
to the same oonrt to be proceeded in
there, where it appears to the SUPERIOR
court that II was removed on insufficient
grounds. -Ep G. d }
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-04

"Auother wonderful discovery hns been
made and that too bya lady In this comfy
Disease fas'eued itB Gu ehes upon her and
Tor seven years she withstpoi It's seYaresr
tests, but het vital organs we're undermined
and death seemed Imminent For thr e
months she luChed iacess4ntly and ,u'd
not sleen She b1raht Of us bottle OF Dir
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved On taxing first dose
that she slept all nicht and with ons bottle
has been miraculonaly cured. Har name Is
Mrs Luther Lu z 4" TINS wrlta " @.
Hamrisk & Co Of Shelby, N G. Get Il irss
trial bottle A. Bsaton Smifh's drag o. re,
corner seventh aud Pine strea.s. Goods
delivered free of charge