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The Somerset reporter., 1892-01-28
Bingham m.

Mrs. Charles Moore died Sunday after
noon about four o'clock
Mr.. Joel Whitney and wife, who have
been very sick are reported better.
enjamin Smith, an aged citizen Of this
town, died last week. Mr.. Smith was
all the druggist Bingham had for num-
ber Of years.
Mrs A. S. Burke is visiting her parents
in New Portland.
Last Block factory was opened for bus
mess Tuesday. This new industry gives
employment to large number OF men.
Frank Lurton, of Skowhegan was ar
tsigned before trial justice Colby Monday
forenoon on complaint of Benjamin Bun
lDer of Waterville, State fish and game
warden. Lurton plead not guilty to the
charge of catching fish in the month of
December 1891 at Garry ponds. After
hearing the evidence, the court sentenc-
ed Lurton to pay fine of twenty five
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Canaan.

Ashley j. keene narrowly escaped seri-
GUS results the other day, as he was haul
ing load OF wood across the stream
about | 2 miles above this village. The
ice gave way when about half way across
aud both of his horses, load and all went
to the bottom. Luckily there were two
men near at hand and they soon succeed
ed in unfsstening the horses. One OF
them known to all about here as "Old
Dime" swan around to the side of the
ios;i aDd rescued himself, while the 9TH
t. eae, more easily discouraged, gave up
entirely and was helped ashore by ropes
and other horses. Mr.. Keene escaped
uniDjured with nothing more serious
than pretty cold bath.
Miss Edith Emerson of w. Pittsfield,
has been visiting friends in town.
quite number are having la grippe
and it seems quite severe, more especial
ly among the aged people.
Mrs Cain daughter and child spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Chas. Harris is spending the
week with friends in Skowhegan.
MIR. Hall, the most aged resident of our
village, is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. owen Hussey who has been Wis
ting relatives in Mass, for the past four
weeks returned home Tuesday.
The school in Dist. No. I, taught by
Miss Evelyn Kicker of this town, closed
last Thursday after successful term of
ten weeks.
Miss Relief Nelson closes term of l3
weeks in district No. 4, next Friday. 1t
has been very pleasant and profitable
term to both teacher and pupils.
Miss Vina Hussey is at Skowhegan for
few weeks.
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buried Monday afternoon. Her husosnd
is very feeble and cannot long survive
her. Mr. Joshua Gage died Monday even.
ing, aged "a years. He leaves son and
three daughters,
4 grindstone burst in the Emerson (
Stevens scythe shop at IL. 45 q. M, Tues
day forenoon, fatally ipjuring one of the
workmen, Benz. Holmes, 22 years old:
There has been no accident of this kind
in oakland for seversl years.
The Tuesday club meets with Mrs Hor-
ace Greeley this week. Subject His
tory of art in England previous to 1865.
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Palmyra.

Mrs. Spaulding widow of the late Sam
uel Spsulding, an aged lady living with
her granddaughter, Mrs L. Robinson
met with very painful and serious acci
dent last week, while passing from one
room to another, she slipped through n
trap door which had been left open, fall
ing to the cellar breaking tue knee of one
limb and the ankle of the other one Mrs
Spaulding is in her 92 year and previous
to this was quite smart, but slight hopes
are had of her long surviving the shock
Of the accident. Mrs. Spsuldipg is the
mother # Mrs. d. McCriller of Cornvlle
One day last week Randall McCrlller
was thrown from load of wood in snch
manner that one runner of the loaded
sled passed directly across his wrist in
juring it quite badly.
There Is very much sickness in town at
present writing, many of the cases being
Of serious nature.
Mrs Geo. Pooler, aged about 80 years,
died ian. 10, at the residence Of her son,
Daniel Pooler.
Mrs. Martha Stuart, widow of the late
The Somerset reporter., 1892-01-28

Richard Stuart, died at her home in this
town, Jan. 18Th, age 70 Ten days pre-
yious TO her death she occupied her &C.
customed seat In the Christian church In
Newport village of which she has been
member forty years A sudden colo
culmiuat, d in pneumonis causing her
death Mrs Stuart was IL con 'lstent
christian, q devoted mother, and Kind
u, iehbor, whose teachings all would do
well to remember and practice. Four
sous and one daughter, with many reia-
tives and friends are left to mourn her
loss. Funeral services at the residence
the 10th, Rev. j. W. Webster OF the
Christian church, Newport, oticiattng'
The Somerset reporter., 1892-01-28
Cant Come in This Year

The claims of several Intending States
will be presented before this Congress.
For number of years no new States
were admitted Then all at once six com
monwealths forced their way into the
Union. AT present besides New Mexico,
an old candidate, there are Arizona, Utah,
Oklahoms, and the Indian pstions, all
clamoring for places in the sisterhood of
the United States. 1t is not probable that
any of these will be admit ed this year.
Not only does the near approach of the
presidential election stand in the way, in
the present division of power in Congress,
but the actual condition of most Of the
proposed States is nm obstacle.
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New Portland.

Frsuk l.. Plummer, esq.,, son of III. A.
Plunimer Of North New Portland, who
was admitted to Somerset Bar at the Sep
teInber term, 1890, and soon after opened
nn office in Watervile and year ago was
appointed clerk Of the II unicipsl court of
that city, was compelled, by reason of fail
ing health, to leave his work there and re-
turn to his fathers. Last Sunday plight
he had profuse hemorrhage of the lungs,
which gives his f lends much anxiety.
Orlando Quint Quint b os, who lost
their hotel, the Dirigo House. in the great
fre last fall, are receiving the lumber from
down river to build stable 36x70 feet,
which will be covered with iron, roof and
walls, They are going to put it up at
once.
There is much sickness in New Portland
and vicinity The grip is the chief cause.
There is about foot of snow in the Dead
River lumber region, not enough to do
good business wagoning.
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south horrldgewock.


Mia Grace Shorey is clerking ut the
Boston store.
Letters from Edward Lopgley report
his safe arrival ut Tomkin's Cove, N l.
with his family.
Large quantities of apples are being
hauled to town and shipped to Boston
William Lockwood chopped off three OF
his toes ON the left foot while cutting WOO"
at his residence Few days ago
The report that Mrs. Browns watch had
been recovered, is without foundation
The M +. Society hold festival aud
sociable at the Hall next week, FRIDAY
evening.
The business at the Boston store has
been rushing the past week
Mrs. James Haynes is visiting friends III
town.
The remains of Daniel Smith were
brought from Augusta last Saturday ana
buried here Sunday. E,.der Loneley OH
ciated at the funeral.
Hussey & Couant are full of business a.
many of the bands are sick, work Is de-
layed some.
Randall Mullen was released from the
iail last Saturday, and is Looking as well
as spring chicken. He speaks in the
highest praise of his keeper Mr.. Veszie,
and assistant.
The High school hold an entertainment
this week, Saturday evening in the High
school building.
Business is very good especially among
some of the apple dealers who have re-
Gently sold their apples ITO Farmlngton
parties l. .25 per barrel
Musa Hall is at home sick with the grip
Mrs. Alice Wheeler is to open milli-
merry and fancy goods store on Mechanic
street.
Mr. Burrill of Skowhegan is clerking
at Cartons grocery store.
Parties In town are to purchase the Jen-
kins' stock Of goods and continue the busi-
ness.
Fred Wing has moved back from North
Anson and is at work in Hussey and
Conant's coat shop.
Lots of sickness in town at the present
time.
Fremont Hall and all the family are at
home sick.
Marion Jones and family are all sick
with the grippe.
Eli Shorey is some better.
The Bombazee water power corporation
was organised Jan. 2G, at meeting held
in c. A. Haringtons office, aud the fol
lowing officers were chosen: f. G. Dan
forth, presidents C. A. Harrington, clerk;
Edward Lowe, Treasurer; directors, F. G..
Danforth, C. A. Harrington, William M.
Aver, Edward Low. The organization is
known as the Bombazee Water Power Co.
with capital of few thousand dollars
dividen into 100 shares.
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dollars and costs, and one doiiar ior
every fish that was proven to nave oeen
caught BY Lurton, making twenty ,nVe
dollars more. Lurton was ordered 10
stand committed until he complied with
the sentence. Sheriff Brown lodged MIN
In NorridRewock jail Monday afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01

g MALL sugarcured pig hams, strips and
- shoulders just received at MUTUAL CO
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. G. s. Van
Horn, Agent
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THE POUND PARTY.

The Little Sisters of the Poor Receive
Many Donations.
The pound" party of the Little Sisters
Of the Poor for the Old Folks Home, came
to an end yesterday afternoon. It proved
a highly satisfactory week to the noble
ladies' in charge of the institution, as the
charitable people of the city responded
literally with donations Of all kinds.
The Old Folks Home is an institution
which Savannahians should feel honored in
being asked to sustain. 1t is non-sectarian
in character, and it is the one aim of the
Selt-sacrificing sisters in charge to care for
the old and f0rsaken Of both sexes. 1t is an
Institution which saves many old people
from becoming beggars upon the streets
during the declining days OF their lives.
Up to a short time ago the little sisters
had to gather in all their donations by hand,
and they were familiar and honored figures
on the streets as they trudged along strug-
Cling with heavily laden baskets. IL was a
labor Of love with them, though, and they
minded 1t not. The heavier the baskets
we're for the old folks the happier were the
little sisters.
They have now, through the kindness of
some Of their patrons, secured a neat aud
oommodious wagon and q horse to gather
in the supplies, and any one wishing to be-
stow charity on worthy object can have
the wagon call at their homes by leaving
Their Names with the sisters at the Old
Folks Home.
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MAY WEEKS RACES.
r,.. Eotries for the Events to Close
4Ho Tuesday.

The Entries for the Events TO close
4Ho Tuesday.
o.ot the most attractive features Of
,, oIS celebration will be the trotting,
I I.@j aud running races at the Thunder
tlIt driving park. There are one har-
w. and two running events on the card for
nsoI I dow The programme is for three days
ea VSF,ndav Tuesday and "Wednesday. The
course has been well rolled, and Is In
IAHIS,did condition, aud will receive contin-
81 attention until the DAY OF the races.
ua e.. entries to all Of the events, both
In o.s and and running, will close Tuesday at
hal With Manager A. p. Doyle. The
h l.rarcs fee must accompany the entry.
en- No local trotters, PAGERS and runners
~ Lo Tvell represented in each contest.
vi" 111 - of note, both tTotters and runners,
hoot.oo,red from different points through
or 81 Florida, South Carolina and Ala
S Sooi Most of the Savannah horses are
LpS.liring their preparatory work for the
I Ioces The PAGER Pat Fallon was taken
IN hand several weeks ago ana mas
~ ~ecaiving the best OF care
UsgH attention from his trainer,
apn Roam. Boam is confident that Pat
IN M hs a grand race horse May week. He
VIZ VIZ has two good runners in his string.
L. w. ovnects to make it lively for the ia
I ~ in the short-running events with
,ha little bay mare Lottie Q.
VIZ NJ Fagan has been giving Dick Eagan
he work quietly on the road, and the little
u urr is said to be going merry clip. II
SSothinr interferes Dick will prove him
solf dangerous candidate for first place In
40 frsa-for-all pacing and trotting. The
bonds9me sorrel tTotting geldtng Opti-
list ia in splendid form, and has been
t.,-I' some fast quarters. Mr.. Muhlberg
sos discovered new wrinkle in the harness
iine and it is working with much success
on the big horses.
W nWaxeyr Jack Griffin is handling the
brovn stallion Claymore and will pilot him
IN he free-for-all. Claymore is a very
nnlnckv horse to bet on, but "Waxey"
feels that he can fool the talent May week
when be turns the big stallion's head loose.
" 7. Burch will probably start a horse
in each Of the harness events and one in the
half mile heats running. He is working a
BEAUTIFUL bay trotter, the property Of a
prominent merchant here. The horse is
said to be fast and handy. He has no rec
ord and is eligible to start in the $50 class.
A P. DOYLE has been giving a little time
10 the training Of Claymore Jr. and lobe. He
intends to start the stallion in the $50 class
ana lobe in the 2:35 class. jim Furlong
has not been talking horse to any great ex-
tent lately. jim will likely spring dark
horse on the boys and walk of with the
purse as he did last May week.
Jockey While Dickson has In his care
three local runners, Tornado, Long Stride
and an unknown bay horse. Dickson will
likely have a mount in every running event.
Tricky Bennie Shaw is training Mr..
Lawrence Kelly's favorite race mare Emma
Rhodes and will ride her in her races. She
Ka race mare Of wonderful endurance and
can speed with any of the crack ones.
A full list Of entries to the different
events will be given after Tuesday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01
MEDICAL,

Any Of. the earlier stages of Consump-
ton can be cured. It's a matter of evil
dence - strong enough and complete
enough to warrant the makers of DR..
Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery in
promising this:
If it's taken in time and given a fair
trial, they'll refund the money in any case
where their medicine fails TO benefit or
cure
But It's medicine that doesn't fail: it
goes to the root of the trouble. Consump-
ton is developed through the blood, and
must be cured in the Same way. It's a
scrofulous affection of the lungs-a blood
faint. And the surest remedy for Scrof-
ula In all its forms, the most potent blood
cleanser, strength restorer, and flesh
builder known to medical science, is the
Golden Medical Discovery" 1t cures
Sorotula; it cures Consumption; it cures
all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung aRec-
tons, Asthma, Weak Lungs, Severe, Lin
gering Coughs, and kindred ailments
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THE MAY DRVOTIONS.

Inc Exercises Begun in All the Cath
ol1c Churches.
The Nay devotion exercises began in all
the Roman Catholic churches of the world
yesterday. The exercises consist of address
lngdaily public prayer to the Blessed Vir-
gln' singing hymns in her honor and read
ing snort lessons of her life. The prayers
used are from the books of popular deyo-
uon, for the church does not recognize the
services by any change in the masses or
however, Plus VII, in brief promul-
ka'ea March q, 1915, sanctioned the deyo-
LIONS 1t is somewhat difficult though, to
esn where or when the celebration Of
.ae month Of May was introduced. They
'' "a always begun on the last day Of April
C, tLe services will take place in Savannah's
o'clock. Nv '00
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STATISTICS OF THE PORT.
April Arrivals and Tonnage--The
Vessels and Their RIGS,


The MORNING News gives to-day the
total number of vessels arriving at this
port during last month, with their rigs,
nationality and net tonnage. The number
does not include the arrivals at quarantine
or Tybee, but only those vessels which have
arrived at the wharves and have discharged
cargo, or in ballast and loading. 1t does
not include river or inland coast steamers,
nor does it include vessels under 100 tons.
except those trading foreign. The arrivals,
with their rig and nationality, are as fol-
lows;
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EarlY Closing.

HE early closing movement will be in
" by the retail grocers Monday,
~ay y On and after that date, with the
S y1n I Of Saturdays, the grocery stores
5 %'n close at $50 O'Clock every night. The
~ ny sG ,0 ana clothing stores are expec ed
" W likewise about the same time.
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April's Marriaras-

y, 1A9r'' was lively month for marriages.
~, au' court OF ordinary issued sixty-three
,g5;s 20 last night. Twenty-thres were for
Nv and forty for colored annlinants.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Has removed to his old residence, corner Boil
ton and Habershan streets, and resumed the
practice Of bis profession.
Telephone 392.
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Railroad Uniforms
At Kohler's, 15S Broughton street, at bar
gain prices. Headquarters for uniforms.
Ad.
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POOKKEEPER, disengaged in the afternoon,
~ wishes set of books to keep. Address
WILLIAM. care Morning News.
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GALL and SEQ our fine assortment Of bicycles,
" rs GO aud S0-inch wheels. solid and cushion
tires at SCHREINER'S. sclE
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LOST.

7 OST, set of breeching for dray. Finder will
l. be rewarded by returning same to 2S Will
hanson street.
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T,HIRTEEN LOTS north Of Twelfth street,
Il Two hundred and seventy-hve dollars
each. ROSSIGNOL
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TOR SALE, drug store in town contiguous
II to Savannah. Good opportunity for single
or married man. T. +. HEIDI.
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pARTNERsHIP wanted in going concern.
L Address g.. News.
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Our stock which was
so badly depleted by
our early spring bust
ness has now been
thoroughly replenished
and stands to-day pre-
eminently perfect in
every detail.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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pQARDERS WANTED, I45 East Twenty fiji 81
I'D street. New York. Southern boarders &C
commodated. First-class and reasonable.
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WANTED, a competent and honest woman
w cook; good wages. Apply 1879 Bryan
street
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WE offer agents big money, n exclusive ter
" ritory. Our new patent safes, sell at
sight in city or country. New agents first in
field actually getting rich. One agent in one
day cleared SS6. So can you. Catalogue free.
ALPINE SAFE CO., No. 3e3-37l, Clark street,
Cincinnati, o.
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7 OST. gray Texas pony mare. has black
l. name and toll The figures forty-one
branded on left hip. Liberal reward II returned
to L. f. WOOD, Pembroke, Ga.
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TOR SALE, few soda water fountains at
Il 1924 Jones street.
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90 to CHURCHILL'S ICE CREAM GARDEN
~ for your ice cream and soda water; fruit
juices and rock candy syrup.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE packed for removal or ship
Il ment In the best possible manner; all work
has our personal attention. BARBOUR & CO.,
100 State street
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EOR RENT, three rooms 1921 Montgomery
4 street; no children in house.
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EVNE residences on Bull, Drayton, Liberty
\ and Whitaker streets. Call and see us /.
ID. & II. d. LAROCHE.
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ID DAT HARDWARE - When preparing for
ID hunting and fishing furnish your boats with
the finest selected oars. oar locks, anchors and
other necessaries from CORNWELL g. CHIP
MAN, 1853 Congress street.
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nYE THIS WEEK-Your last years sum
~ NOR suit can be made like new for a small
cost at the FOREST CITY DYE WORKS, tho
London dyers, PHILLIPS e. MILLS, So
Broughton and "a Abercorn streets.
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4 RE YOU interested tO the extent of having
~ your clothing cleaned or dyedi If SO you
viii do well to consult skill and experience In
this line 20 be found only at FOREST CITY
STEAM DYE WORKS. IS Broughton and 81
Abercorn
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BEFORE you buy your fancy crackers, potted
Ab and devlled meats, olives, for picuics, get
prices from the MUTUAL COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION and save money; remember we
sell olives at 10 cents per bottle G.. g. Van
Horn, Agent
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THE candy kitchen can serve you with fresh
L. candies of ali kinds; delicious ice cream
and soda water: fresh bread aud cakes every
day, Call and be convinced.
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nE SOTO branch of Savannah Bank and
- Trust Company; allows per cent. interest
on deposits in its savings department General
deposits also received
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no YOU SMOKE? Try our Ermine cigars;
~ 81 for a box of fine twenty-five smokes; the
best for the money in the city, BARBOUR,
the grocer, Hall and Price streets
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= DAYS; until May 10Th. beautiful engrav-
IC ings and remarque proof etchngs framed
bADEVEZE'S PICTURE FRAME FACTORY,
ia Broughton street,
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ID ECEIVED, a full line samples OF imported
III goods for spring and summer; fit guaran-
teed, prices reasonable; also cleaning, repair
ing, dyeing, ut A. GETZ'S, Tailor, 2911 Jeffer-
son street. -
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THERE rs no SODA WATER
drug store Of R. G. MCCALL, corner of Congress
and Whitaker streets. All ask is trial to
convince the most exacting OF its excellence.
A bird given with every glass for this week
only.
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WTATER COOLERS, refrigerators and loo
w cream freezers for sale cheap at J. w.
TEEPLE & co. 49, 1875 Broughton street.
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TNYPEWRTrERS. headquarters for the world !,
IL all makes; don't pay manufacturers exor-
bitRnt prices; We ship anywhere, giving
thorough examination before accepting; abso-
lutelY first class condition guaranteed posi-
lively all makes at about less than half price,
exchanging a speciality; instruments rented
anywhere; largest stock IN the world, two entire
floors devoted exclusively TO typewrters; sec
commercial rating for our responsibility; Illus
trated catalogue and specimens free. TYPE
New York; 1856 Monroe street Chicago
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Nov is the time to look after the grass.
IN Lawn mowers are in demand. and CORN
WELL & CHAPMAN have the best. Call and
see them.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or more, in
enlS column Inserted for ONE GENT A WORD,
Cash IN Advance, each insertion.
EVeryoody who has any want to supply. any
tning to buy or sell, any business or acoomno-
uaS'onS 10 securei indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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For SALE

EoR SALE, 8 to shares Of Title Guarantee
A Stock or will trade same: also 10 shares
Georgia State Building and Loan Associati ion
Address. care News, STOCK"
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ROOMS TO RENT.

POOMS second and third floors; hot and cold
IL water convenient. 10l President street
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WHITE PINE SOAP. best for all uses; ask
w for IL aud take no other.
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A GRE LOTS at sos 90. So cash and s. per
~ month. no interest. JONES & WOOD