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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

AFFAIRS in Europe are so complicated at present, that it would take very little to precipitate great war. This is one great reason why England is not anxious to get into any trouble with the United States over the Behring Sea matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09
Cactus Saloon.

Johnny Hart, of the Cactus saloon, op- posite the depot, desires to call the at tentlon of the public to the fact that for good lunches, cooling beer, and every thing first class ix the refreshment line, his place has no superior.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

VOTERS should bear in mind that complete re-registration has been order ed. No names will be carried over from the old register. This is an important matter and one not to be delayed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

IT is reported that the democratic op- position to the federal election bill IS grounded, in some quarters, on the be- lief that it necessitates return to tis- sue ballotsand an unfair count. Virtu- ous indignation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

THE idea that this is to be an of year politically for the Republicans, IS be- q coming pretty we'll dissapated, in the minds of intelligent democrats.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

NEW MEXICO is troubled with white Caps, and Governor Prince has issued proclamation warning the gang to dis band or take dose of hemp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

UNLESS all signs fail the Pima county democrats will have monkey and par rot time in their next convention. Sc mote it be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

MORE rain is sand to have fallen dur ing the last three days than in any other like time within the past ten yaar6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

No better summer climate than ths could be desired. Neither can 1t be found. Arizona is healthfut, comfort able and prosperous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

A North and South railroad would largely aid in bringing Arizona's unde- yeloped wealth to the fore.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

TIE dlfidence of the candidate is pro verbal but the newspaper men would like to see the color of their announce ments. all the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

THE present rains are known to be general throughout Southern Arizona. Their benefit to cattlemen and the coun- try at large cannot be overestimated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

LONDON, Aug. 3-Lord Dumb, who was unsuccessful in hls efforts to secure divorce from his wife, had an inter view with Lady Dunlo since the trIal and reconciliation was affected. Lady Dunlo will make tour of the provinces.
 LA CROSSES, Aug 3-A. A. Freeman & Co.'S large store, elevator and mill were burned at noon. Loss s30O, 900; in- surance Sl60,000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1.-The senate took up the tariff bill this morning. Blair of fered a resolution which went over until tomorrow, instructing the committee on rules to report the rule, within four days, for limiting and closing debate. z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09
Epoch.

NEW YORK. CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO. ST. LoUI
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-10-30
YHE SEND CONGRESS.

The contest which is being waged over
the entire country for this Congress is one
of the most exciting which has taken place
during the past decade. 1t is being wagod
bv tie Republicans with sii of The vigor,
venom and cxtraneons all they can bring
10 Gcac, supplemented BY q most liberal
use Of money. Speakers have been sent
into doubtful Districts, and the fat is
being fred out OF corporations and facto-
ries most profusely. In Mchirlcy's Dis
;rct, especially, almost superhuman efforts
and most prodigal expenditure OF Doodle
are being rssorled to and used. They seem
TO have an esTcciol pride in returning him,
and Blaine and Reed have gone there TO lift
up their voices and use their influence to
save the father Of The iniquitous Tariff Bill.
The pious John Wanamuker is prostituting
the United States mail serviec to help him
and all Republican aspiren's. and. to de-
:ccnd from Mckinley to Alczandcr-from
q ful!-orhed sun TO G rus;i-light-our Post
onico has been distributing Republican
tariff matter 10 help him in his candidacy,
VIC presume No wrappers or franks ara
upon these documents, and their false arru-
mcnts and statistics are sent forth By The
hundreds.
But to oreturn to Mckinley. On the Dem
ocratie side, Hill and Carlisle have espous'
ed the Democratic cause and are dealing
sledgc. hammer blows. The Democratic
majority in the District, over both Kepub
Iicans ard Prohibiton;sts, is 2,S0n, and if
this is overcome it will result from Doodle
flowing like water We trust this arch agi-
tator and promulgaior Of this miserable
abortion of tariff which will grind our
people still ieercr into poverty, will be de-
fcaed.
TIE New YORK Herald and Commercial
Advertiser both predict Il Democratic
House, and tie latter says the Republicans
now conce,!o it. The calculation OF the
Herald is very conservative and careful
andihe exhibit is certainly very satisfactory.
it claims Democratic gain of two in Fir-
ginia. two in Louisiana, two in North Car
olina, one in MARYLAND. one in Alabama.
six in Ohio, and 50 on. until the majority,
giving the Republicans every doubtful Dis
,,;o4 u;l1 l,o = OF Ion CT
This would indeed be joyful conSum-
nation. TO effect it South Carolina must
not lag behind, but elect an entire delega-
ton. There is TOO much involved. and the
consequences arc too momentous, for us 10,
by any lachcs. slip np. So o"'. ta.n, 0n@
vy;e, Qnl rrmtnaiCy wh"; is nj StGkc.
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SENATOR uhMPT0E'S LETTER.

The letter OF tie hero of 1875, addressed
10 CO.. J. L.. N. lrhy. appeared in the News
and Courier G! &atards?. rad is ! states
nanlike document worthy OF The Old Zero
and the State. lie is for the September
nominees, and while not ab;.tiug one jet or
tit;lc OF his opinion that the State govern.
ment has been honestly and faithfully aG-
mmistcrcd since 1876. pleads for harmony
and unity in the parry. lie has not word
of abuse for Judge Haskell. who is his
friend and has rendered distinguished
service to The State, but cannot sup.
port him, and Hy.ets his candidacy.
He thinks p!,hl!: meetings will only
augment The excitement, and therefore
declines to speak at them, and eSreciai-
" Us he was so misunderstood in his
efforts in June, tc pour oilo on the troubled
waters. 1t il; he letter Cf IN honest high
milGc;! patriot and is bound 70 have weight.
We commend il 20 our reader.
There is one thing clear beyond every
thing else--t is that lie will support
he nominees o!thc September convention
We trust when Ills contest is over &c viii
once more unite as Il pAriy-ail patriots
aust drrlore tie unhaHHy condition we
are now in. Nay this happy coasumma-
ton he cff:cte.9. So say We all.
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An Ordinance

Pfovi ling fox the preserving and
protecting tae Public Property.
BE TT ORDAINED BY THEM.
PENDANT AND WARDEN:S of
che Town of Camden und by tie
authority Of the same.
SEC. /. hat from and after the
passage nf this Ordinance ,5 shall be
Unlawful for any person or persons
paint or cansc 10 be painted any
tdvcrtlsemen;s, signs or paste or
;anse to be pasted any paper adver-
'lsements Or notices Of any kind on
my of the lamp pnsts or any other
9opelty belonging to said Town.
Sec. 2 Any person so offending,
'lpon "n"irtion, shall bo finel net
exceeding (!SlO) TEN DOLLARS, or
re confined not excreilny l:O
TWENTY DAYS in Jail, or both at
fbe discretion of ihe intendant.
Rtitien IN Coincll aSSeunIcl this
Sta day pf O"t"her. y n. 1890.
JNO. ". CORBETT,
Intendant.
j. L. BRAsINGroN, Clerk.
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A True Democrat.

That's what Gen. Jno. y. Ken 1edy
is. Capt Tiliman was not his choice g
for Governor, but when he received
the nomination OF the Democratic
party General Kennedy, Ike all true
Democrats, laid aside bis personal
preference and remembers only IliS
duty Us q Democrat, his loyalty to
the party upon which depends white
aEpremacy. In ansgcr In the inSi,
tation to address the mass meeting
at this place next Monday, he says: ::
81 will do so with pleasure, os I re
gard it the duty Of every Demncrat
to do all in his power 10 maintain the
unity of the party That is thu
language of Al honest man, q loyal
citizen and true Democrat.
Lancaster Ledger, 22G taSt
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An Example TO be Followed.

Wien Ole of the house Of iIohrnzn!-
lern was approached by Polish EN-.
bassy and offered the imperial crown,
II he w0uId hrtTay his emperor and
his o%n people, lie responded in tbs,
following words:
Il will not be the first OF my RAGE
to he called g trai;ur to Ills Gin nperSr !!
And Il one Of The house Of 'iIo:len.
zolIern ever wears tie Imperial crown,
lie Snail win it through virtue ami
fidelity; shaIl take it from ti:e han'l
nf lis owN PEOPLE and hy the grace
of God; but never through treachery
and favor Of u foreign rdcr y
We commend this patriot c Senti.
ment to those Of The white race in
$oEth Carolina who vt this jrn2tur1
III onr affairs. would purchase posi-.
ton at the price of their own de5ra'
dason and that Of their race. No
s',lenAor ana 10 earthly crown can
cover or !i,lr srch trcGcho:y.- Esye-
fclN Idcertiser
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An Important Change In the Election
I.aT.

As the stage tough" would ey
press it, Its rather early in the
game, bat it goes Which mean>
That the vu'ers in Sonlh Carolina will
he called upon to confront new
condition Of things on the 4th oi
November next. Reference is had
especially to the Act passed. at the
last session of the General Assem-
bly,, which amends Section III Of the
General Statutes, relating to cleo
tons. The amended secti,'n reads
Il, follows:
"The polls shall he open ct such
vct ns places is shall be designated
at 7 o'clock in the forenoon ard
close at / o'clock IN the afternoon OF
the dav OF election, and shall be kept
open during these hours with ut in-
termission or adjournment" &C.
Under the original section The
polls were kept epon from I a. III. to
6 D. m. Tie new law cur ais the
hours for voting, 70 that the sup;ne
or unwil ing voter will not have
time to linger over the walnnts and
VINE before exercising the right "i
suffrage -News gha Co2n'ie'. 2lss.
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is going 10 rule the State, aid, as your
friend. can do more for you ;ham iiyou pro-
woke kim by entering politics orce more
Besides. n;nc-lenths Of YOU stand no chance
OF an Office which you know You are not III
t. ill. THIS is your misfortune, but neve :
t!:rless you know II is true.
Yuu are rn0rc interested in good govern
meul, los taxes snd additional school ti:-
cilitirS, tLan in mixing up III politics. No
good can come to you in this ""ntest. ana
the advice O: friend is TO have Got hing to
do with it. Keep out OF the muddle. Many
OF YOUR own most level headed people are
giving this advice. -lct on II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-10-30
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

When We expect fellow Democrats to
turn out at the election on Tuesdny, we
mean of course tn.y must vote at the Com
rrcssisnal us we'll rs the State box This
former must not lie lost sight Of in the en-
element OF the State contest. 1t IS OF
paramount Importance that llemphlll be
returned to Congress, and on this question
there should be no difference OF opinion
among the white men OF the Fifth District
They should all wish to see this distln-
guished son of Carolina again fill his seal
in the Send Congress. lie has served the
District ably and faithfully, and is so fully
equipped ly experience to continue his
useful career. that it is impossible to draw
any comparison between him and his op-
poaent. We presume Alexander is rum
ming as full hedgcd Republican, and
whether so or as an independent. ho is IN
opposition to the Democratic nominee, and
no Democrat should support him. Nor
should any personal preference for him as
Il man, If there should he such an idea IN
the mind Of any Democrat. find lodge
ment. NemphW is tie Democroiic ca"G'-
daie. nadi i, cutuLcd to cpery Democratic rois,
ami he Democrat pho rotc< Ggainst him is
not true 10 lie party.
Tacre is d clear white registered majority
in this District, which means Democratic
majority. and il every such voter will turn
out, Hmph'A w'N b. elee'Ht by 50 large "
majsri,y as to rut i: yoad tie POSSIBILITY Of
successful contest.
Turn oui, then, and rots at he Congress-
iondi Tor.
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.DyIcE TO C0L0IED PEOPLE.

We know advice is easy 10 give, ana Is q
commodity so often indu!ged in as TO lost
;ts force in grea, measure, and to give IL IS
one thin-. TO take it another, but from Il
sincere desire Ior the welfare oil the colorcu
,eople we venture 10 give them trw words
OF il. u:soaght We: sincere. 1t is tiIS. Lei
this While ,aan contest alone. You have
oihioe to gain by it. and percbancs may
!, tho en6 Le the sufferers. You lave for
twelve years now kept out OF politics, and
a.cr none tie worse FOR it, -und good feel
ing has sprung up between tie races.
In days past ycu were ha'I!ed and pulled
about by white Republicans and leaders Of
your own calcr, and il YOU can ro.nt to .
Jingle advantage you derived from your
.rtiyitv then in politics. we have failed to
SOP It, and we know you have failed to do
50 yourselves. If your leaders should tell
YOU the white people are divided and now
is YOUR time. they arcs'cceiTing you. Tie
whites i'll again unite, cnd especially II
they see you are solid once more Or endta-
ror 10 get control. and il a part OF them
should remain separated politically from
tic others. th2y wi.l not have sHch Numbers
as TO overcome the power ard united FORE
of lhe nla ajority Ct whites. So. bet%ee" in'
MINER and ,:tt.,r milestone you woG:d te
in Lad fix.
What you need is 20 letter YOUR fortunes,
educate vour ciild:cn. live in peace. and
rct along comfortably in The world. lc"
rre getting along row with your whi'c
ncir!hcrs ve;y wei, ana what sense is there
in again putting yourselves in The position
OF stirring up bid fecling' The white man
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-10-30

Trustworthy guide for The future. lts
cannot hr disputed when
they are conf, med Ivy the i;tcts Of the
present.
That experience is that there is M
spirit of compromise il pol tics m tn"
nerru anil the facts Ct the present
tell us that there is n" hope 'ha'
such spirit will be developed III
him. He has always dcmanded all
or none and when he has had the
pow.r has exacted all. In every
State of the SosLh compromises and
combinations lave bren tre'i Ill
every form that ingenuity or henev"-
lencc or necassitv could suggest. Ia
every State OF the SoHth they have
inya iahy failed. Here in Sont''
C:,rol,ra we offered tue negro more
than was offered anywhere ami he
reiectei every offer. After We be
came rcd Of begging our rights ana
fought for them anil took them ami
held them as we should have done
ut the beginning we tried the power
Of conril alton. Governor Hampton
was n believer in that policy and
during the four years from 1876 tn
1880 he hal full opportunity to try
IT, with Julge Haskell ut has c bow
The negroes We're solid aEa ns'
Hampton in 1878 after two years ni
tie rll-Hampton system. The
first opportunity they had to vote on
State ticket after that Was in l9S2
when ijugh S Thompson was the
Democrat nominee for Governor.
lie WIS tie consistent friend OF the
negro. Virtually nil the nHgr"es
who voted that year vote.l for Hen
dirk McLlne, who hal hcen an eN'
treme, violent negro.hater, who had
no recommendation Of character, in.
tellect or purpose, whose one citm
WAS that he was opposing the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party aud
the white race.
We have tried it. The negro is
solialy Republican to-.lay. We have
been giving him all Hampton
promised and all that Haskell dnres
to offer him. IT he votes f9r Has
ke'l nov. it will be under tho orders
Of the Republican State Executive
Committee, and unile: the Same Or
dcrs he would vote for gillman OF
Bob Smalls ur the devil against lla.
kell.
The negro will not divide. lle
stands by h race and party through
thick and thin. Judge Haskell offer:
himself to the negroes hands ~ 1
alub with wh:ch to smash the ncmn
cratic party an To bfrak the white
man 5 line. Ills S rIy Office. The
negro will re glad to Use him in thai
way and To march happy and ri
umrhart to resume his rule in t.,
restore all its horrors with his gil
Fastened 81 tightly that no power en-
loosen it
A ffaakeil victory means negro
rue in Soath Carolina AS surely 4;
Ihe breaking of the bars of his cage
means devastation Ivy n hungry anc
furious tiger.-Grcenrille Neacs.
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ONE DOLLAR iYEEELT

Buys gnod Gold Watch by our
club System. Our II Karat patent
stirened gold cases are warranted for
20 years. WaItham or Elgin move.
ment. reliab and well known. Stem
wind and set, hnnting or open face.
I.ady's ur Gents siZ4. Equal 10 any
sIl Watch. We sell one of these
Watches for $25 cash. and send to
any ad,lress by registered NAL, or by
i,xpre,s G. o. D.. with privilege Of
examinations; also By our Club sys'
tenn at ii per wcok.
Our Agent at Durham. \ G. writes:
"Ow jerelers hnre confessed they
cont hnow hoU yo@ cItn tm'aiSh such
avorh for tie money!.
One good reliable dgent aeonted
in each place. Write for particulars.
EMPIRE WATCH CO.,
AZ Il 80 Maiden Lane,
New York.
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Managers Of Federal Election


The following parsons have been
appointed ManaGers Of the Federal
Z ection on Tuesday next:
Camden Market Hnnse-l. y. Nc.
Dnwali, ]. J GOniaIe. w. f Malone
Rtt,0n's Gross Rpahs-1as. A.
Gr.gShy, a B. Ra''on. II Il. Beard.
Sc rocks Alili--W. W. Watkins,
Henry PEBBLES, W. A. G,rliner.
l.. zanby-T. +. Watts, N. A. BE:
thune, w. $. Smith.
Lang's Mill ID. i. Spencer, J. T.
Westbnr y. j. n. jones.
bntfaln-Jas NJ Suwell, Geo. Ca-
toe, john >trnud.
Liberty ll,!l-1. W. Floyd, J. G
Richards, jr., f. }. Hay.
Sin! lor's IIili-S ". flornshv, j
L. Creed. 4. C. Watts.
McLean's Brancll-p T. Bruce. u
G. West. S. \. " est.
Antioclr-D. s. I'cohles, L. p
Rpdgero, G.. NJ Alex :uh"r.
KirkIey's >tore-J II Nc 'askil!
II Il. kirkley u. ". Oghurn
S,ockton-H'ram. Nett es, G. W
Am "on%, w. II. Gardner.
Cure nn's Mill-Jcsse GRAY, Sr
Lu,hcr |. K'lIy, J. Z. Hammond
Wcstvi le-L. l.. Ctyhurn, W. Ii
Patterson. Z. II. Ball.
Brewers Stnre.-J. G. Slower T
r. Truesdell, J. ). Gardner.
Turkey Creek School llousn-B
L. Norwood, T. j. Gardaer, W. II
King.
E,lry's NIill-Noses Hough, r. "
Secgars, Gillian l,aley.
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Is ConsumDtion tnourable?

Read the ro!lpwius. ar q II. Norris.
Newark, 4 h.. say: Was down with Alb
scrss of Lungs. an'l friends and physicians
nrunnunoei me mn I:;curabl" GoH$npgiiv".
iirgan Taking DR. kings New discovery
Tor Consumption, am now on my third
bottle. and nble ~ oversee The work Oh my
farm. |, is the finest medicine ev-r made.
Jessie Miiliew"rt. Decatur, Ohio says:
"Ilad il noi been for DR. Kings New Dis
c,v.ry for Consumption | w"uld have died
Of Lang Troubles. Was given mp by doc
los Am now in best Of hearth Try it
Sample bottles free al DR. F. L. Aemps
Drugstore
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Electric SitterS.

T':iH remedy is becoming so we'll known
IN p"iuiar rs to need n" sreclal mention
All who l,are ns'l EieG'ria EirIcrs sing tie
.sl'Gr s"ug NJ prai-c.--A pursr medicIn'
irs unr exist and il is guaranteed ~ do Ill
tial is cIaima.l Ercrric Brtcrs viii cur
ali diseases o! the liver anil kidneys, wiz
remove pimp'es, BriiS, #nll RhcIm an':
. h raifcc IONS Caused NY lmpTse hi"od -
Will drive NJ; arit rr"n Tie system and
prevent ns veil H. cure alI Na!arirI fcvers
For cure of Ir'riache. Constipation an'l
!nIigc: t:or try Electric Hillers.--Enl!rr
a isra iion guaranteed, or money refunded
prios 5Gc and 81 30 per bottle ut Dr. F l..
T"mp's Drugstore.
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100 Cheap! :!

Neighhor, 50 ynn have another
complaint. IVe sell too cheap you
say. Well, We do not do business to
suit you; we suit ourselves, anil are
determined to please our customers,
as we always did, and this is the rea'
son why we require SUCH a big stock.
Stop criticising, ncighhor.
BAUM BRos.
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They are bound to keep the lead;
they have prepared for it; thev have
bunght noble stock Of goods for
cash, and will give you the advant.
age. They always do What they say.
Zee what the Chronicle says Of tie
old reIilble Banm bros. unsolic ted
by them. TIE Ch.onicic is not afraid
to- speak.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

by virtue Of the authority confer.
red upon me by tho order nf JHlge
W. TT. Wallace, dated February 18th.
1890, in the case of S. G. rlyburn;
Administrator, W. Mary c. Reynolds
ct al. l hereby offer for sale, On pri-
vate terms, the following tracts of
what is known us Town Creek Pan
tation, portion Of tho ChesDut
!anas, situated about four miles
South Of Camden:
'r.,l No I /n;uar land 19c ocrou
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Managers OF State and County Election.
The fploving named persons have
been appointed Managers of the
State an County Election for ker-
shaw comfy:
Camlen Market-T. 5. Higgins.
J. MrSmyrl. J. u. Dcas.
RAJ nn's Gross Rrld-B. G. Team,
J. A Rahnn, Jnn. l.. Gettys, Sr.
Scrruck's MilI-B NJ Brown. l..
II. Pecblrs, &. +. Pate.
Lyzcnz -Wm. a. Clyhnrn, james
". nardmcr g. B. X ng.
Lans's Mill. c. Whitaker, j.
D Jshpll, John Thompson.
Bnffain-,Iaues r. Thorn, Alex
Brown, James t'n".
Liberty fIi.l-.ibram Jo'es, Nor
man 5. Richar'lS, S. II. Cunningham
Shaylor's HII-M. c. OItia~
Ruht. l.. Smyr!, Wm. G. Brown.
McIIann's B:anch-T. r. thorn
Allen McCaskilI, l. MIL B:own.
Ant och-Ricnarl Brown, T. j.
Rpigers f l.. Mccoy.
Kirkley's Store-J ". X Tk ey, }.
c. Horton, s. j. !rues lei.
Standardization Deas, WIN. u
Bnykin, ". j. Ammons.
i!uretun's Nill-T. S. Murp y,J
". Butler. Henry +. Boykin.
y es;villo-L. c. Hough, J. 5
TrautIlam, w. II. Jones.
Brexer's Stnrr-;N. T. Brewer. j
h. Magill, Amos !iongh.
Turkey Creek School Houses. T.
GIr,lner, L. j.. Pee'.lcs, j j. ,Iosey
Raley 5 Mil|-'Joej i'ouSh, Joseph
West, j. Re1dirk Raley.
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Mr.. Armour, Of lie great packing
Acuse Of Arm"ur 4 Co., says that
the crst Of the tin which lie will use
he coming year will he increased
S25O.G00 ty the Mckinley hill. or
ruu~se tile people who eat ,Mr. ar.
mours beef will foot the bill.
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It Is sad that the loadcrs Ct the
Republican party as promised the
Haskell party seventy Thousand votts.
They cun PROMISE them, but they
will have Lard time delivering The
goods.
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Total, Izoz "
These lands may be purchased i'll
tracts or in n body.
TEEMi-One third cash; balance
in one and two years, secured by
bond and mortgage, with privi eye Of
paying cash.
Parties wishing inflammation can
apply to S. q. CLiBURN,
Receiver Estate james Cnesnut.
Aug %
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INDIGESTION, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON RGTTENS.
Al dealers kccr IT, Il per Nnitin, Gcautpe has
Trademark Grri cylsscd rgd !:ucs on wrapper.
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RESTAURANT.

The undersigned adopts this
method Of informing the general
publlc that his restaurant in the rear
Of Sir S. NJ. r 'senherger's bar will
be open on and after Oct. lst. Ev.
erything will he kept in good order,
and meals Will be serve.l at all hours .
WINTAH J tM ES.
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CAPITAL seeking investment never
falls into a community that does no.
eAtoh up the spirit of progress.