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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
A Paris Dog Market.

Among the queer institutions Of Paris Of
whose existence the ordinary English visitor,
with all his zeal for exploration, has no no
tion. is the dog market, which is held every
Sunday in a corner Of the Marche aux che
vaux. II IS duly authorized market that
brings into the exchequer OF the city an an
pual SUN equivalent 70 600 This proves
that great deal Of business is done by the
sale Of dogs in the course Of the year. a tax
of fifteen cents Is levied upon the head" ~
each animal that is brought 10 market. The
nun Der Of entries average 1900 annually,
but tho exhibition is said 70 have injuriousiy
affected tn. dog buvness, for there was a
marked decrease last year. The market Is
also said - have suffered from the competi-
ton # those who sell dogs in The streets, and
take large families Of them every Sunday
into the Champs Elysees and Bois d Boz
Ioene. under the pretense that they need air
and EXERCISE. but really IN the hope Of nego-
tisting tleir sale London Gioba
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Ths Berkshire CountT Mss Eezis giv-
. Interesting see1unf - tne schsVvsTne~ ts
- Ttr F5~srd I. Fl1nsatf. wh1 die6 - ms
rseiSeros he Ee- Ta-E -ztv - ~ lfnn nif
Hs --as uas5~r = Firrsfsl5 tIs istheT. vtro
5iad r1snT vssrssiuoe hovIng ne~r v-sslfs-y
arr fnf7e-es' ctszsn 3 nais e. Iefsvsr-s
-.-ua<z. Fss+ar Ps 70 1s7s ~ at herzrr~
sH,S =. 49, = ~ss-s 81 lns-esd - fsL-
~ hsrs ~ trs sea1danf us~sns n to fara
81 =. - rssolvsd r. ss867 us>1acsse n .n
s-~1skfrz dautfi~zS s-ssns1 - rnsrT ~ -
r~s-r~-e~o-rs buf - vss .l-reTseo - So
college y p rsoasaz ~ suTg~oes = te~
Yo~k. ws-t th--1eh sss eoer-~s szse soct ths
-egr-s - n y
Fis z7eo-ss vss s1e ~ - s-sssts-1- - -
1e-o-ef rn--ber . ~ n E1pe~i0T in1s. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
Or Moon

A widespread lezeDd of great antiquity in-
forms us that The moon is inhabited by r1srl
with bundle n s1Icks on his bsck. vho hss
been sriled thitoeT for nnsnT centuries. snd
is - far II that he Is t-vomd the r-ach ~
0eath This tradition. Which b.s sives riss
- - rnsUv ssp@rststions. IS s-in Frs-ervs-i
un6er vsrious forms. IN rno~t coHntrl~s tut
II has not tseen 5ecidsd vho The cuiprit orig
fnsGF vas sn6 bor re came o. - irnpr1s-
oned Dante calls hirr Csin Cnsrc~r sssignz
h,s srilA as = Tsunis1 rneut fuE theft. ard gives
kirn = tborn ts1sa - AIRY, vnil@ Shst@e
reare lorads hiun nth tnorus hut ~ wsv =
oousr~a.sfion Eivse him 8oz for ,-ouer.an-
20 (aiosEo etgsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
Armenian Coloni.t. in Persia.

The deputation Of Armenians which visit
ed the shah TO ascertain II an emigration ot
members Of that race would be acceptable to
Persia have reported favorably 10 their op-
pressed brethren at home, but these latter
viii meet with almost insurnountable diff
culties in escaping the grasp Of their Turkish
masters. The Ottoman officials have been
accustomed for so many years TO consider 1t
as duty Is well as privilege TO rob them
that they regard with CONSERVATION the pros
pect Of losing what they deem their legitimate
prey. Every obstacle viii be thrown ia the
path Of the emigrants, and they will need all
their traditional cunning to transport much
property with them. ObStinateiy Christian
rs they have remained Though centuries %
persecution, they do mott care to take refuge
among those of their own faith in other lands,
partly for climatic reasons, but principally
because among the ignorant aud sluggish
Mussulmans they have had more favorable
opportunities of gratifying their ruling pas
sion-money malSing-for the sake Of indulg-
ing which they viii run nearly every risk
and submit 10 every humiliation.-St Loui'
t-DispatCh
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il s pleasant
and refreshing % the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly 0n the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
ten enectaally, dispels colds, head
aches aud fevers aud cures habitual
constipation syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of IS kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing Z the taste and ae-
>ePtahle % the mach, prompt IN
iss action and truly beneficial in is
ELECTS, prepared only from the Iaost
healthy and agreeable substanoes, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
% All and have made IL the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gistz- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure IL promptly for any one who
wishes 70 tfy IL. Do lot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SsF fg6FCdScO. CAL.
f7g9VtLl ~ kf@ roar. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

AT artessan -eIl vas oonplsted st Woon-
zpolrt. l.. 7 last w~ek. "a immense 6o- ~
water baviug been struok The s1-euzfb ef
n. flo- increasad rGpidly Hutil the machinery
could not nod il in oh@ck, and = solid column
= vster. ss biz a. = mans BODY. ~ss thrown
sirtAeu fe~t into ths air virh q roar that could
ta heard two nile The fov Was not
hrosleht undsr E7bieotton untU lasf night a
lake covering over fortT scrss has he@n
f7Tu14d in he lover psf - tbe town on sons
vscsnt iots a danss foF y Constantly
rising from toe warm ~ater Many barns
ans walks ara foodei Half The pressure Is
rou turned "a. And tas vstsr runs thrr-gt
inch r5ro sri throws so.id stream
fffear Feet aizt Arteelsa eEu~rts szv ne
81 ~. r1os- -fsl one iu fre T-rd
T-- r---~f---~s = tae 81 -0rsoc set n1sr- RI 3
have of5erad ths citT ooHnciis rental q q. .oo'
yea f-- lsss tran one-bs5f tas porer Ne~
T--k Wo~lH
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Can you imagine . woman becoming az In
valid 70 be econou.ical7 There j. bright
woman here in New York wbo hss put her
Eelf on thc Sex list t1is wiuter 70 save Tnoncy.
Sho Is really net very strong looking, ana sue
said she could not bear toe strain q worrying
as 10 bow she should get new gowns fof tbs
Patriarcbs ana fhe Assembly, and the differ
ent private bali She had 9 Frpat mauy
handsome dinDec dresses. velvefs. siIkf and
hrocodes, and vlth Tho help q . cierer little
French woman and toe usa % lot ~ ace and
fuT trimmings. they bave ali heen altered
into t5e most fetching - tea gowns She no
longer has q day at bone. bat every even
ing hctweeu and ber friends drop in sud
80 her b. cheer her up s hit Sss n1akes =
lovely picture She rerzs on r. lounge with
Eve or si1 SIT satin pillows behind heT. 81
that really she s. hal sitting up Soros orc
q her eirl friends serves the tes, arid fhe
place = honor Is = lor stool b~~sas The iD
validk roBch. vhers over The fragrant cup.
her SYMPTOMS srs detsi ls-d = tbeFyr petaefic
Listener. sbs VII ten you that she csrf q
ouf g. Sinu>-- ~ o. dauc-~ or ths oT's-s but
the do~1or permits her - e - The fh~atrs-
tse-ausa the7r shs is smuse6 without making
srertlon ~ wesrying hersef
n vou are rnsn snd hsveuf . brirkhst
vb---r ~-r7r besrt ought - - yot voigrt~er
~ sef ~ tbes --s uartr ssi rou give
irvs-v s-Irrer afte- -~ard She erjcvs n ira
rnensalr sn5 you fairly blRst v1ss deiiFtt
vhe- she tells vou fhst So tbs hrrf ftrrs sne
fns rear shi- - ssf suvthiur vifh nrT risng
r-s t7e eut-s vinser fsst sisf hss es1icTs- ts,is
ssrTsr. ifs D. We esrssu u we vour sosiI
son cant ha'p srBding her hss.ef - frut
fos next 5a~ 2 on dorf knov sEsrfi7 What
~ -1afser wgb he~ irf vou ftink iff sgrne-
thing oonuscfs7 ~fh Der h>sFt Tns fuuuv
rsri - fi4 rhe.s tripg IS Ina To bite -,
rnar IS sfl~h p nat7ifo sotTaes s1s - h4eir.r rc
~ feses. her own storT - Sew = To-f -sur.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
GET IT!
TheBlueBOok Of Trade Marks
woRx F0R
EVERY MANUFACTURES,
INVENTOR, MERCHANT,
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact, an interesting book
for any ones perusal. Over
400 illustrations showing the
trade marks of as many arti-
cles, invaluable to any inyen-
tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of $1.00.
POND & RAYMOND,
Ne- Haven Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

rrsor n cssiec Sc sns~v rys~ if r>schns rre
hsetf - eEtT feef afbe1 -arsd rrcv -
end srrnsrrfrst rsserr btes the csrturT perf
frs - fnAee ~-rfouF rlsrlts -~as - ~ ~ fT-r
a ssstrsiis sns sst ret tu vUFfrsss Re-
vhaw. ft hss n-~~ seen ~ ossrT l>~fr'zf
Wss, tas sID 49, the t-s-ss fols ~ ~ fn'
t@s,se- tvigs eel tlgnaT. BE iistss ~ :
taa u ~ ssoo-s srs henoiso - -
rgs1s srl6 rr-vs ur-sNiiT f1r. fs-a%
ssseE pssxf 3 renewed f~vTr - - = -
etke- p seems snr~T snd re l-aF~f
sU' r aL rlrscfil1s hEs aus GO paff'
plne
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
TALMAGE home AGAIN.
ss RESUMES PREACHING ~ BROOK
LYN AFTER RS FCREiGs TRIP.

Pe~srraI SsrHsa Dra1a froza TIE
Grs4z Bl8le Drama 81 th= Hoass "a tue
~4u-ws A4sx O. - God fax s4iE@-
Lisa-
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here, but he would fiot run over linn.
that he %odld kill him ffrst. Heard him
say Tint he would Settle with Griffin.
Think 1 saw Dave up Mt Morris store
yesterday, but am tiot sure.
:, Dr., j. +. Williaihs sworn saws: Tho
first heard of It; DR.. Cureton told me
70 run to Gil Griffin that he was cut
buddy, got to linn and found the wound
nbout an incli above the left nipple, and
about an inch and half long. Next
telt OF his pulse and found it very
weak. Probod with one finger but being
III the dark could not tell whether it had
gone through or not ut that time.
About that time some one said move
him; told them to wait till DIR. Earle
came, but for some one to get some whis.
Key rs he was baviEg hemorrhage. He
was not moved till DR.. Earle came.
When DIR. Earle came he felt of his
pulse and said he had better be moved
and they put him on n sheet and carried
him home. After we got there wo ex-
amined tho wound more closely and
found that the cut had gone clear thro'.
DIR. Earle got piece of the rib about
on inch and half long. The wound
was made between the fourth and fifth
ribs, and when he breathed the mir would
pass i'll and out of tho wound. From
tho way he breathed, the hemorrhagc, and
his pulse, wo concluded that the cover
ing membrane Of tho heart was involved
and also that the instrument had pene
trated the lung. The wound was NOR.
tai. At this time we could not feel any
pulse ut all. Am satisfied that tho wound
was made with sharp instrument and
the person who held the instrument
must have been on the right side of
Griffin. He lived about two hours g ftor
he was cut. Was with him when he
died. The wound caused his death.
The verdict of the jury of INCEST was:
"Ihe said J. G. Griffin, in the town of
Plckens, III South Carolina, at or
about ten o'clock, p. m., Saturday, the
31st day of May. 1890, came to his death
from wound in tho loft side inflicted
by knife in tho hands Of one Dave
Stephens.
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Mis-. j: N. Stewart waB dafto siciS
lhaE 'I'fYhtHov.

Mrs. j: NJ. Stewdft was dHite Sick
last T6esday:
~~-C6tumbrrs, tho little son Of Mr.. j, b.
JONES' $h0 lives near Griffin Church,
died OF, ,the Both nit. His remains wefe
inferred at Griffin Church on the day
following. The funeIHrwa preached by
Rev. u. g. Eteenhan.'
MIR; W. Fl, Bryant, Of Pickens, lives
near the Hne, but he is, emphatically,. q
citizen Of this cotitity, md Is not the w.
IL. Bryant OF Anderson county, who is o
good, clever fellow, but the gentlemen
do not wish 10 get mixed up.
The Pickens SENTfNEf. }s cfoch full
OF Pickens county news every week. II
Is collected at considerable labor aud ex-
pense. If you have friends or relatives
at distance. you cannot please them
better than to make them a present of q
years subscription. Write us or send
us word about everything of interest to
you and your folks. Our business and
pleasure is to publish the news.
The work of MIR. D. II. Russell in
preparing the statistics Of the mortgage
indebtedness in this county, shows that
many of our people have been careless
about marking mortgages satisfied.
Many are standing open against men
who pay as they promise. The mort
gagor should always acklowedge satisfao
tion under seal, and this acknowledges
ment should be recorded by the clerk
with reference to the record of the
mortgage.
Miss Anita Dep. Amber, of Pick,
ems, is among tho happy graduates OF
tho Greenville Female College ut tho ap-
proachlng commencement exercises To
be held on the 18th inst. She richly
merits tho laurels sho has won. Miss NJ.
Alice Day, also of Pickens county, will
be awarded diploma certifying her full
graduation in the seven schools of the
college. Miss Mamie Blassengame's
Pickens friends may send in their con-
gratulatious Us she, too, will be the hap
Ply recipient Of well merited diploma,
Mr.. J. Sam Wilson, of Liberty
township WAS i'll Pickens last Saturday.
He says the rGplant of the storm beat
cotton is up and worked out, and Is very
promising. Mr.. Wilson thinks it will
make fair yield where it is not under
or over-worked. 1t should not ue work
ed later than the crop first planted would
have been, rs it will thus occupy too
much of the summer growing and put
ting on fruit that cannot ripen. Last
year Mr.. Wilson made bale to two
acres on field which was planted the
10th day Of June. This should be en-
couragimg to those whose crops were de-
stroyed by the hnil
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I8 $780,.
McFALL'S
ALMANACK!S:
FOR--
i 8 So O
JTJHJF.

A"d nor the average loafcr and
6lo'rc' 'rW "rrst U'tlcr tie Shot1c of
the Ncc$" and tnH 2ooljtics und the
gross 'cW gr0tc right on. 1huf$
dr,d. Listc" hcrc: one Of n1y G,ui,1
CTdcHcS kept .im Il conccnicnt a,iacc,
q "'drjng Jl'telc Kept $huyp uaG
\hnndy, a"d u fear Of n,y hn,dled
o'td mehUtdled Hoes property hand:
led 07s0 msc0 at tie proper time and
lp|occ, tctH do more to Jill up tie pot
tutR mike that old '<kudJirtE' iyoA
like old times M"2a all tie Governors
that crcr acdS on ecer wW Lc. D0uT
t'th'c my 'cord TOR this. bit h.y IL.
Here's u fc'c 0thcr COMFORTS:
A"othr lot Of Improved Fin
Ea"s, EIy Trips, No$q"itd Nets,
E"'s, Stra'n Uots o>,d Ln.brcllu$.
Il nice lot Of White Goods u2,d
Trimn'ings, W't$liu$, Lomns, .Uosi-
cry and othcr hot arcuther yoodS.
Spcctnc1cs 10 suit uU eyes. Rcut
s5ght 35y'c$crrerS.
-1l~'rys Depend o., this lALmanach,
for the best Civr%, I0bucco u,1d
Cchcc.
Il lot Of PcdS d,d oats Mut must
be ha0ced out.
4 hnyr lot Of GOOD -Elom AMI
SyrH11S at lo~ fy"Wc$.
Don't tdH to set one of n%y Steel
Trips.
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Citation.
TIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ NlAlG Of SOUll tAltOLlNA,
~ COUNTY OF PICKENs.
BY j. D. Ncwberry, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, John II. Balcntinc made
suit to me to grant him letters OF
administration Of the estate and effects
Of Lavina Russell, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admOn.
ish all and singular the kindred and crchi.
tors OF the said LaVina Russell, de
ceased, that they be and appear before me-
in the Court of Probate to be held ut Pick
cns G. H., s. c., on the 18Th day 0l
June next, after publication hereof, at I I
O'Clock in the forenoon to show Gauge, il
my they have, why the said AdminiStra
tlOn should not be granted.
Given under my hand this ID day o
June, Ammo Domini, 1890.
j. Is. NEWBERY, J. p. y. G.
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PicItens County Democratic Clubs.

Pursuant to the call of the President
the PiclSens township Democratic club
met in the court house last Saturday at
10 a. m. Mr.. james p. Carey, the pres
idcnt, called the meeting to order. The
first business transacted was the election
Of officers w. B. Allgood was numna-
ted and unanimously elected president;
w. Tyre Looper, vico-president, and j.
K. Kirksey, secretary and treasurer. On
motion of j. T.. Boggs the president ap-
pointed n committee Of three to submit
tho names of delegates to the county
convention. Messrs. +. NJ Morris, w.
II. Griffin and j. NJ. Stewart were ap-
pointed. They reported tho following
names as their selection: Messrs. w. B.
Allgood, j. II. Looper, w. II. Bowen,
r. A. Hester, a. E. Kelley, j. A. Griffin,
l.. ID. Stephens, O. p. Field and G. Il.
Hutchins.
On motion, it was ordered TINT the
delegates select representative of the
club on the county executive committee.
The following COMMITTEES were ap-
pointed by the president:
On Registration; f j. Prince, chair
man, J. II. G.. Mcdaniel, d. E. Hen
bricks and A. T.. Kelley.
Executive Committee of the Pickens
G. II. Club: f. j. Prince, J. E. Boggs,
DR.. j. ID. Cureton, j. G. Griffin, and j.
B. Clyde.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the president.
). *. kIEKsEY, w. b. ALLGooD,
Secretary, President.
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HURRICANE CLUE

Club met on the 31st ult. +. G.. Par
sons was elected president, and Robert
Stewart, secretary. j. N. Murphree was
made vice-presidont. Delegates to the
convention were then elected rs follows:
l.. r. Dalton, +. G. Parsons, J. N. Muir
phrcc, G. B. Fendley, J. T.. Borroughs
and Robert Stewart. Committee on reg
istration was appointed.
The club then adjourned subject to
the call Of the president.
ROBT. STEWART, Scc'y,
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AT THE "CORNE }"
Main and Sardine Sts.,
You will find mhn2

@N'@%O"\A SVAAN NCVA NAAAO HOS'3
You will find, who?
NHXg
Good Flour, Sugar, Coffee and Mo
lasses sold Cheap by
NTXH
Cigars, Tobacco, smoking and
chewing, at prices to suit you, by
NIX2
Tire, bolt and rod iron, Plows and
Plow Stock and Traces, low down for
for spot cash, by
NHXY
Hoes, Mattocks, Shovels, Spades,
Rim Knob and Padlocks in any stvle
or size; Pots, Ovens, Kettles, "Spid
ers' and everything needed by you at
NEX7S!
Dry Goods and Notions, Tin and
Glass Ware and Crockery, at
NIX'$Y
Specimen Prices:
Needles, 3 cents a paper; pins, 2
cents paper; Tacks, cent paper;
writing paper, 3 cents per quire; en-.
velopcs, 4 cents per pack; spool cot.
ton 2 cents per spOolI states cents
each; garden seeds. 2 Genus per pa.
per; family flour, So 25 per barrel; q
good claw hammer for Is cents.
w. II. NIX,
feb13W Easlcy, S. 6:
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A Card of Thanks,

desire to express my heartfelt graft
tude to the friends and neighborB who
showed such great kindness and sympu-
to myself and family IN our severe ati1c-
ton and sore bereavement.
1w j. r. JONES
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Attention SINGERS.

The Twelve Mile Singing Association
will meet Mt Mile Creek Church on Sat,
ur,lay before the 5th Sunday in juno.
DO not fail to attend:
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EASLEY CLUB.

In response to the call made. the Eos-
ley Democratic club neld n meeting on
last Saturday Cccternoon. Hon. John A.
r"jieJ, retiring president, called the
/ meeting to order. About sixty members
were present, The meeting was called
to elect delegates to the county con
vcntion.
1t was organized by electing Laban
Manldin president, w. II. Bryant first
vice president, II. j. Bowen second vice
president, and IL. Earle Russell secreta-
tary and treasurer.
1t was moved and carried that an exec
utive committee, consistiong of five
members, be appointed by the president.
The following wero appointed: j. S.
Lathem, Joe II. Miller. ID. Il. Bradley,
L. j. Bowen and Whit Hamilton.
A committee Of seven was appointed
on registration, representing different
communities surrounding this precint.
Maj. ID. II. Bradley was elected unan.
imously as member of the county exec
utIve committee representing this club
Twenty-one delegates were elected to
represent this club Mt the county con-
vcnhon.
A motion was offered and unanimously
adopted that it is the sense of this club
that candidates for congressional honors
be nominated by primary ELECTIONS.
II. f.. RUSSELL, LADAN MAULDIN,
Sec'ry, Pres.
| SIX MILE CLUB. @
Tho club met on Saturday the 31st
nit. w. A. Hendricks was elected pres
idcnt, and II. NJ. Phillips was elected
cc-president. N. r. Kennemoro was
elected secretary. A committee on reg
istratIon was appointed.
After clccting delegates to the county
convention, the club adjourned subject
to the Call of the president.
N. II. KENNEMoRE, Sec'ry.
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Bring in your job work.
A True Incident.

An invidual evidently better acquainted
with old-fashioncd "MOuntain Dew" than
with fancy drinks, dropped into Sloan
Bros. drug store and tried glass of their
delicious Soda Water
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The SENTINEL $50 per year.
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E'rOHl Gates.

Prof. Gorrett's singing at Long
Branch will be next Sabbath
Prof. l.. Il. Wilson, Of WalIaceburg,
Ark, is.on q visit TO his father, Rev. j..
ID. Wilson.
NJ. A. Boggs has fifteen acres of very
fine wheat. There is also some like it
about Gates.
John l.. Thornley,, ir., and Misses
Thornley, and Bruce, of Pickcns, passed
through this place on horseback last
Thursday. Bon JONES.
The SENTINEL $3.50 per year.
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GREENVILLE, S. c..

People who come TO Grccnvilc find our
SODA WATER to he the best and pItrcst
that can be made Our SyrupS are flavor
II with pGrc fruit Juices, SO call and try
it and you will wish your throat was Il
mile Tong. rU~ At the NarsiGr IIn,,er
Drug store,
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DACUSYILLE CLuR-

The club met and organized the 31st
of May 1890. John w. Thomas was
elected president and DIR. Morgan was
elected secretary.
The second Saturday in each month
at 2 p. m. was appointed as the regular
day for meeting.
A committee on registration was ap-
pointed with instructions to work the
field thoroughly.
The following resolutions were passed ::
1st. That this club endorses the March
convention and its nominee. Adopted
with a rising vote.
I'd: That the county papers be furnieh-
cd with copy of the above for publica-
ton. j. J. MonaAN, Sec'ry.