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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
Texans Abroad.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, April 3o.-Austin, Mrs.
King, st. Denis hotel; Galveston, G. NJ
Beers, Astor house; San Antonio, NJ. l..
OLeary. st. Denis; Texas, Mrs. Howard,
st. Denis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01

GALVESTON takes immediate advan-
tage Of her new charter by issuing
81, 2i0. 600 Of bonds. The new charter
gave her the right to go that much
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
INSTRUCTIONS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Give Postofice Address in full, including
County and State.
II address is 10 be changed give old address
Is well as new.
THE GAZETTE will be sent cnly s0r the time
Tor which remittance is made
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Publishers and Pronrietors.
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SIC REWARD.

The Democrat Publishing company will pay
the sum OF 80 for the arrest and conviction OF
arybody stealing papers from the residences or
pitlces OF subscribers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
IrSeations.

WASHINGTON. May |. a. m-Forecasts
I'LL s p. N. Friday, for Eastern Texas,
cooler, fair. northerly winds, except in
Southern Texas, stationery temperature
and southerly winds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
Seven Years for Burglary and Theft.

Special to the Gazette.
HoUsToS, TEX, April 3O.-Henry Jack
son, charged with burglary and theft, was
on trial in the criminal court to-day, and
goes to the penitentiary for seven years
The number of cases against him were more
than dozen, covering about five years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01

A SLICE OF Miss Phoebe Cousins
cheek would make an interesting ex-
hibit at the Chicago fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE, c0NTHAcy0RS,

Plans and specifcatiops.s611 [.loh of the
]. J. Kane Dloy will be received up TO
8 o,cice1 cd Monday. the 4th Of May The
Taees4sTeserved TO reject any or all proposals,
w L. NELNS Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
A New Wrinkle in Court Annals.

SpeelaI 10 Inc Gazette
PoRT LAvAcA, TEX, April 3O.-The dis
trict court here only remained in session
two days, the grand jury returning no in.
Notwithstanding unheard of in Texas
court annals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
ARCHIE WASHINGTON
Murder Case Withdrawn From the Jury
and Reset for Next Thursday.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
ORANGE, TEx., April 30-The district
court took up the murder case of Archie
Washington to-day, and after exhausting
the venire made up a jury. After all the
evidence had been brought out the court
was compelled to withdraw the case from
the jury on account of the dying condition
of a child OF one Of the Jurors The case
has been reset for Thursday, and new
venire Of talesmen ordered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

Club of New York sent Mortimer Remington, II. Il.
Curtis A. d. George, II. l.. Dadmun, H. l.. Haiiock
and c. A. J. Queckbcrner. These men were, OF
course heavily handicapped but they took three hrsts'
one second and three thirds. Qneckberer ana Curts
were too heavily handicapped, and won no iirsts. NO
records wero broken The following Is summary
Of the principal contests:
12O.yard hurlle-Won by p j. F1nnern, Boston
Athletic Association, 10 yards; time, 10 seconds
100.yard dash-Won by J. J. Donahue, worcester
Athletic Club, 1-2 yards time, 10 10 SECONDS
one mile bicycle (safety)-Won by T. L. Connolly.
Trimount Athletic Club, 200 yards Time, = 90 ID.
Zimmerman OF the NewYork Athletic Club, was
scratchman in both bicycle races but could not over
come his handicap.
As seconds, tlme-7 "a 3-5. Ii. l.. Curtis. NJ A. G..
scratch man, was third
44O-yard run--won by NJ. Remington. NJ A. c.,
scratch I'm so 3-5 seconds
One-mile rtln--won by A. b. George, NJ. A. c.,
scratch. time--4 :27 3-5.
22O-yard hurdle-P. J. Finnoran, b. A. A.. scratch,
Half.mils ryn~Won by W. II. Allison, Worcester A.
C., rs yards, tme-2 II is. Dadmuh, NJ. A. O.,
scr Rnnnp w high iump-won by II. L. HaIlock N.
A e. scratch distance feet 8 80 inches.
h pn2.inp Ie- pound shot-W0n By F. H. scott, Metro
mole A. G.. OF Providence, feet, distance 43 feet.
6neckberner NJ. A. c., was third
Tbrowine 10 pound hammer-Won by Daniel Long,
p A. A.. so feet distance 1919 feet inches. Queck-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

nant at the manner in which they have been accused
Of wrongdoing and they propose to retaliate' inc
players have been charged with throwing games 10
the Bosons and they intend to make their enemies
withdraw the charges or sue them for libel
The local players are not satisfied with tho recent
investigation by the local club and they propose 10
take the matter in their own hands With that end In
view the players held meeting yesterday and hired
lawyer to look after their interests.
The first move will be against James Hart, Of the
Chicago club who the first to say that the Giants
were throwing games to Boston In order 70 oeat
Chicago Hart will be called upon to retract or he
will be sued for libel Hart will probably crawl out
Of the trouble by claiming that he was incorrectly re-
ported The players also inclined to bring suit
against three Chicago and two NcwYork papers which
published matter impugning their honesty
The board OF directors Of the Ncw-York club viii
meet tomorrow to receive the report Of the Invesga
ing Committee. The meeting is likely to be lively
one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
ATHLETIC GAMES AT WORCESTER
THREE FrRsTs WON By THE CHERRY DIAMONDS
ALTHOUGH HEAVILY HANDICAPPED.

Worcester, Mass, Oct 10 (speclaD.-open hanucap
oames were held Mt Worcester OVAL the new grounds
NJ the Worcester Athletic Club, this afternoon. The
Roston Athletic Association carried of the honors with
It's team OF ten men. IL took four rss, five seconds
and three thirds The Trimount Athletic Club, OF
BOSTON took four frsts and four seconds with team
Of five men, and the Worcester Athletic Club had twelve
men in the races, who carried on three hrsts thrce
a.oora. ond nnur thirds The Manhattan Athletic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
MASSAcH UsETTS POLITICS.
NOMINATIONS IN NEw-BEDFoRD, FALL RIVER
Avn rlrST0N.

NOMINATIONS IN NEw-BEDFoRD, FALL RIVER
AND TAUNTON.
New-Bedford, Mass, oct. 10 tspecial).-The Repubf
cans Of the With Representative District have nom
mated George f. Tucker and William Gordon jr
This district comprises the three southern wards OF
this city. George NJ. Eddy, another candidate, re-
ceiyed within seven votes many as Mr.. Gordon.
Mr. Tucker represented this district last year. aud
Mr. Gordon has represented 1t for several terms at
vaious periods.
The Republicans Of this county have dominated
Simeon Gordon, Of Fall River, for Clerk Of Courts.
George f. Pratt. Of Taunton for Deasurer William
Sanders, of this city, for County Commissioners.
George r. Richmond, of this city, for Register OF
Deeds In this district, and Nathan D. Chase of FAN
River, for a similar Office IN that district All OF
these are denominations except that OF Mr. Chase.
There eighty nine delegates present representing
three cities and fifteen towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
ALLIANCE MEN TO BUILD A BIG ELEVATOR.

West Superior Wis. Oct 1o.-It is announced hers
that the Farmers Alliance OF Minnesota will build
1000, 200 bushc wheat elevator here which will b
ready fer next seasons crop. The elevator will b
built by a stock company composed wholly Of grain
growers The capital stock, 81 100000, is TO be d.
yded into shares OF 80 each. committee appointsd
by the GrainCirowers' Association is now here n 4,
sald 10 select site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
urnrcrrn BIZ TIE aRAYp JURY ~ nosror

Boston, Oct. 1O.--Among the indictments report.S
by the suffolk County Grand Jury TO day. were on.
against James f.. Cutter, OF Boston, for conspiracy IA
murder his brother in-law, Luther H. Rowe and ons
against Louis schntzer. Russian Jew for inccnda,
ism. Patrick A. Gallagher, who arrested viii.
sisposng OF silks stolen from Cleveland Brown a. On
Inv burglars, indicted for larceny. The ba.oiaI
secured ~, 500 worth Of material. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
yvh,s,or Oh O q O stovey H.. o
Burrell, Co.. / I boIu, i-.-'' n q
Colghin, T.. l Msonc' ." 49,
sullivan, p.... 0 = . Totals. 62712
Totals.... 01o27 10 2 n
s ss$,Ts :ili''. 49,. So 32 ! r

v I@rneo c,orhsIa O. Left on bases-New York g. Cor
ham First base on balls-New.Yofk Gor h1, o.
etrnct New. York g. Corham T. Two-bose hll s,,
Isnk,on Connor sacrifice hits-ClarSe Kusle W. III ~
ian,e Scden A. Jackson, StOVey Syolen Daseo ~
shs oc y WIistler G. Williams, 0. Jackson Ter
Te Double plays-A. Jackson, Terrell ane IT, enns
cs,rsu and O. WilaUs dfasscock WhlIfr anu vpa,D
III nv nitcher-C Williams Passed bals-C Wi1ia aa
! Rnrrfll 2. Umpire-Connoly. Time OF san'e-A 90
The New York and Gorham teams Will play again
M fine Polo Grounds tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

A large crowd witnessed the game at West Brighton
Yesterday between the Staten Island Athletic Club and
the Englewood Field Club teams. The two mines were
lied for the championship of the Amateur League, and
tbe first game of series Of three TO decide the ques
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
xEw-YoRK BALL PLAYERS INDIGNANT.

THEY WILL INSIST on THE WITHDRAWAL OF
CHARGES AGAINST THEM OR SUITS FOR LIBEL
WILL BE BRoUGHT-GAMEs YESTERDAY.
The players OF the NewIoFk club are Justly indlg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
flats 90 fet, untnrnisheo

cnTH.sT., IL WEST. Two nice, COSBY,
w quiet apartments a rooms) 70 leu
steam heat; all conveniences; only $50 ana
$50. Apply to Jsnitor
"a WEST e4TII- ST.-Single ID fat. 25
lOf feet wide all modern improvements
only fats in house low rent 70 dtslfable
tenant; first-class neighbcrhood. JESSE Z.
BENNETT 347 ColhmDus-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
Countrp I FOL Gslate g. fet

r. RANFOnD, n. New houses. I'm.
~ provement', pleasant surroundings rent
5000 70 $500 cottages, $3.50, $40. w. D.
BIGELOW.
ID REI'rY QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE; 8
out; near depot; rent furnished, ei5
monthly. CONDIT, 1,179 broadway, near
2Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
Real Gstale noanieo,

w ANTFD;;IA form with large noo y, N anu
York and haI a mile OF station, Harlem or
Northern r. x. srefened state full par
ticuiars with price, Otherwise not noticed.
Address BROWN 100 West 93o-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

THE ENGLISH SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP.
London, Oct 10.-At the swimming match today fof
ths championship Of England, Evan, the present
champion, handIly. The American, johnson. who
was also entered disappointed bis friends coming In
bad fourth The distance was 100 yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
Furnishes flaIs mante0.

WI ANTTD.-A furnished fiat for six
w months; immediate possession. Al
dress with Particulars, e. ]. NJ, Park Ave
ma Betes 4oen ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
ton of supremacy resulted in draw The Englewoods
won after well-playcd game by this score
go, 49,, -, - :. ENcr Ew0OD Y. @.

First base BY eTrors1satsn Island H. e l. EngswOOd
r. g. Left on hases-Staten Island \. o. D. bngeNoOu
r. c. T. First base on bals-of Westoryet 5, on Young
s. Struck out-Brill, Hoffman, Rooney q McDonoiudi
Duryea Weseryelt l. Fstler. Prosser L. MOwry ana
Young. Two.base bIt-Bri Sacrifice hts-Kr ayss, Dur
yea Stolen bas1s-wiDur, L. Mowry. Double play
Strebcieh Cross and DeDper hit by pteher-L. Movry
wild pitch-Young r1ssed bsll--Tlrauss, Gaunt UNI
pIre-Daye Orr. Time OF camel 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
FURNISHED Gouses


City.
A 20.FOoT 4-story finely furnished never
"A before rented residence, w. 4Sth-st
$500 month, season (; So, 900 year. KIKER
d SON COL 5th-ave., 53d-st
MADIsON.AVE AND 57TH.ST.EElegsnt
lVl 27-foot furnished residence never be-
fore rented klKER & SON. 66l 9TH
ave. nesr 6Sd-st.
TT HKEE-SlOkY BK0WNSfoNE house.
in rfect order, to rent furnished 1913
East 62d-st
no LhT.-HandsOmely newly-rurnished
house best location ceI,tfal Of the
city i; Le1ington-ave. II rooms and bath
suitable for select family, O 70 adults or
a physician 10 be seen between 9 and IL
a. m. Inquire RESrAU RANT, corner Sd.
ave. and 5jth-st.
VN o LET.-Handsomely furnished, 3. story,
Il 25N60 browns one house. West l9th-st.
near 5th-aNe. Address or inquire OF SPEN.
GER, 276 6th-ave.
Brooklyn.
VN) LET.-To private fai41y. 3.story
Il extension house on the Hnl dining
room ON paTloT floor; In good order; owner
will remain in part payment Of rent II
agreeable favorable terms to desirable ten
ant OWNER, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
Rfal estate 10 Gxrhange

CONDIT, -
u Eleven Seventy-nine Broadway,
Has many desirable city and country prop
critics for exchange. Call and examine pho-
tographs and descriptions.
4 WANT 40 TRADE six small Brooklyn
i houses, complete In every way, Tor q
country residence or form. JOHN o.
HOYT, Jr., 25S Broadway.
rVNHKEE beautiful fourstory 20-foot West
L Side houses to exchange on 1alr casn
basis for n nearby suburban home worth not
exceeding $4,000. CONDIT, LTD Broad
way, near 28th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

berner, NJ. A. c.. scratch, was second, l2s fsa IA
inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

Tho Ncw-York and GorhamN teams played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday, the Giants winning easily.
Burre was injured in the seventh inning and ORourke
caught the rest Of the game. The scoro was:
NrwyoPK GORHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

II RESSMAKER. =. Ffrst-class Psr.I,o
- dressmaker, new establishment wishes
more customers at home suit, o. On
Nine. ABEL, lo2 West 17th-st., / dish,
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

CHARMING FLORIDA RESIDENCE on
~ St. Johns River near Jacksonville;
vide high river 'front.' .rsnSeS, peaches,
IL KING. ~ Cedax-sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

m RESsMAKER.-Few more customers h,
~ day: frst-class families perfect ntte,,
stylish draper; altering. address DRAPER
106 West 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
Dress making.

ID RESsM ,liHS SaI.1 y ear, erp;r4ss
few more customers make suits az hone !,
BY day also does rnovatng; Lyinzs,sr
sisters syst m; 81 80 a day. 300 IVES,
12Sth. ST., cor. shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

n RESSMAKER wishes few more ens5e-
- y g. b. the DAY experienced cut,s,
and hitter AGdr 81 DRESSMARER al
West 2Osh.sL. 81 floor w
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
\ Brilliant Wedding.

RIcHMoND, VA, Oct 2S.-Mar'
red at All Saints. October .eth, al
$50 = IN Co, Bennenan Cameron,
II STAG, lie. \. c. 10 Miss Sai''e
Mo>o, daughter oi 81 j. II MAYO,
oi lI'- q ), Re-. 1eorge P,ttt rSnn
. tfi-lat:n.. assisted by Rev. / u.
D.aurnan, OF y San's. and ilev
Robert N.Y., u Pnila':e.p ptia TIE
bridesmaid. were Misses Aunie Col
lI..>, Liiii. R.ffin, Mary Mayo, Hat
IL. Ross, Fannie Ross. Mary Morris
Jones, Elise Stro,hers and Eva De
Trcvllle The best man vas Mr..
Allen Rnfin. If New York The
groom>,Een were Duncan Cameron,
ct Staten Island. Wm Latmer, OF
Wilmington, +. Chambers Smith, OF
Raleigh. J +. Slau ghter. OF Durham,
lierry Fairfax, OF Leesbnry, Ei. {.
Mayu. John w Atkinson ard VIM
Johnson, nt Richmond There was
a .arge number OF prominent \ orth
Carolinians present. \ private car
conveyed the eptlre bridai paf.y n
W a.hiueton, from whence the brl1.
and groom Will take bridal tour tC
California
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07


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Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA A NEWS.

There are 80 cotton and WOODEN
mills in the State
Wilmington Star Diversity your
crops it you ould once Ao:e tread
the road TO prosperity. Making
seven or eight cents cotton u bay
ten or twelve cents bacon is poor
business.
Rev DR.. Thomas Hume, the tai
en,ed Professor OF English at the
State University, breaches the in
lsoductory sermon at the meetln. e1
the Baptist STATE Convention a,
Gali bore: on the 1lth instant
E,augeIis, Sam Jones Will deliver
two lectures in Raleigh on Novem
ber 12in and 18th, respectively
On the first night his subject " i'll y,
Get There and on the second
u,.ht it will be Stay Theie'
The annual session OF the Western
\ or,h Carol!.a Conference OF The
Methods, Episcopal Church, South
coavcnes at AshevilIe. Nov lLn
Bishop Galloway will preside Ther'
will be 250 delegates, clerical an,
lay.
Morcanton Herald The cour
house was file! with people ia>'
Sunday afternoon who came ont /,
bear the lecture of Rev 5 B Ter
renUne pastor OF tie Morgrn'o.
Methodist Church, on "Chris,la,
w omanhuo,i It was an eloquent
polished and scholarly lecture
From Rome under date Of Oct
Der 18Th, Senator Vance writes
picr.lnent citizen Of Charlotte an.
! "a intimate friend of his: "My ;:m,
here Is now shortening. | expec, II
be with YOU all before very long.
certainly have never loved hom'
ana Ieopie mofe, or te't more ter
der!v toward t:e u than AT this tim,
and | shah rejoice with all my hea'
when | see hem face 10 face. Ih'
Senator and Mrs. Vance are bo,i
en- njoying good health.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
Fastest Grain IRA the
Nps.i<s

New IoaK, Oct 26-The New
York ConlrsL k,aIr al began to-day
10 ruu the fastest tran Ii the world,
the Empire STATE Express which
leaves New York at Q a. IN. and
reaches Bu!T.!o at 80 =, IA. The
distance is 439 miles, thee % , /
;nie an hour.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

State $. 5. Evangelist for Georgia.
states: y
My daughter had a SLOW fever for
several days. and the symptoms All
pointed To a protiacttd case Of tvPhoi'
fever. We used the usual remedies tol
several days With but little ii any ben
eft. We then tried the Roval Germe-
tuer. and notiing else. The second
day ait"r it use there was Il clear re
mission OF the fever. and on the third
day she Wl~ ,'i.e 70 ST up. After that
he continued t. improve steadily. an
noW j ct4tilvlv restored. We attribute
these happy results l. the n>e VI Eoyd
Gtlmctucs.
II & RDYFtS
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
CoIO Ell JOHN ID.
ca NJ fElSON.
OSF or ruE BEsT IEoWN NEs
NORTH CAHCLINA
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Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
rERMETJER CURES FEVER>

AS responsible intelligent men we
make The statement. tilat aiter long cX-
periencc and ample test, we believe
Gcrmeturcr will break ANY case OF or
'iiuarv or Typhoid fever within twelv.
hours from first dose. Our belief i
based on such testimony as we offer be
low:
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

Mr Mccarthy is widely known as
the Secretary Of the Virginia Fire
and Marine INSURANCE Co, and tls
evidence Is Valuable
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07

DEAR S1Rs | have used the
Elecrr~roi,e II ny family for ref-
sous pros:ra,.on, atemi. and gen
eral deiiii'v, such a. j. common TO
debate ia,lc-. The moSi marked
! beneti, followed is use | also used
it on case ot nasal catalrh, which
IT apparently cured but htlle ev,-
aence Of lh. disorder retaining, aud
that !. graduaiiy disappearing.
RcSltcCttultV
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
SI:si:aH.isa and Broke
Dow GO2Rs<ti1lass ION.

" WAiCROSS, g.


DEAK :S.R-At your request
Will tate my case. Some years ago
| contracted malaria IL It's most ,lo-
lent torn while living at Newark,
n J. | consulted various physi
cans and took uumberiess prepara-
ti"ns recommended as S.>ure cares, >
but it stuck 10 ;.e like a brot her--,-r
more like a no> her-m-iaH | hna,iy
came south, ard bile here tried
new remedies, said to always cnre
malaria, and il stlli stuck 10 ne, an,;
you know the bfoNen-dv VII cond-
ton I VAS il when came to You.
on put slc u ianlt : sunr /. l.. l..
(PrlcA " Ash, pone Root and potas-
SUM aud | improved rapidly, and
a'n to-day III as good health as |
e.er i'm ftct, det.er. AS rem.
edy for broken down constltnt,on
II has no equal. Yours, etc -
I. j. COTTLE.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
Decatur. Ga.


Pastor Flr-t Baptist Churrh, Durham.
y. G.. .WIi-e-:
Tie night after we cot TO Blown.
Rock \. y my wife WAS taken down
with u -c.crc fever. With every indiea-
IT il being typAnjl. called III
tie i,I5 ~ieian. tut he Il her no good
atia - tire third night. at inilni hr.
began giving her GrlmetlTrr every twc
hours. soon ~he leli asleep. began per
,piEiu- ami IWohe next morning With
oilt aI,- fever. The Germetuer iii II
We >tstrtel home that dfy still u-in-
Geriaetorer anl Mrs Whi,e improved
All the W4y. AMI hl> lad 10 fever since
trateri.alIv J. l.. WHITE.
Durham. y. {.
Orange County observer., 1891-11-07
The oiG orlGinal Mi
c1.Obr Medicines.

"Radam's Micrrbe Killer is the
old orlgina! medicine, which leads
and stands in advance o: ali other
gerru,' "e,icrnbi," "bacteria,' &c,
remedies. TITS is tie original
others ave mutations which try to
catch The pnbi!c by borrowing names-
from the old oli4inai remedy Gis-
covered BY Wm. i;adam Yeas ago,
aud whose tame has spread over the
world. Boy the o'iginal aud get
,he gean,ue. Investigate its merits
hftpre lalting with Your money.
Head their advertisement elscw here
an6 act wisely.
Three Hundred convicts were re
leased III Tennessee by the miners
.a>t week. Every iliu. is now qnet
aud The miners ha.e returned to
work