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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
New taaasiry,

The John Robbins Wool Securing com,
pany has filed articles Of incorporation
with the territorial secretary, II ir La,
Vegas enterprise AMI the incorporation,
are John Robbins. Elizabeth J Robbins
and Hugh Loudon, local representative
Of the Scottish Mortgage A Ian CON.
pauy. The capital stock IL S25.O0O. III.
object is to establish At Las Vegas plant
for securing and cleaning wool,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

In the niiic" II the county clerk ycst"r.
day, the question cam" IA, alou, mar
Of TIA" county. Their II no publication
Of the kind, and it seems tina, the county
surveyor Nigh, SECURE number of or
d"rs for one, aside from the allowance tn
II" made hy the county commissioners for
ia" preparation If copies for the ua, ut
Ia" rarI"nS county officials. Town
pIa's 81 Albuquerque and Gallup coul,r
b" Incorporated IA part of the whole
Arar, from the nnml"r required IN the
county offices. fully one hundred ought
10 be- subscribed for AT reasonable hg.
ura
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Prosperous F-ca- Country

j, W, Bairl, assistant To- General Liv,
stock Agen, Ll"w"llyn, of the Santa r,
real, returned last night fum trip +,
Eddy, II" say that affairs ia tina, por
ton 81 TIA" territory have not the sligh,cs
r"i"ring Of hard times lu, instead every
'hlng IL moving at lively rate, I'll,
people arr wide awake. aud an immrr-,
amour, Of Improvement II going On til,
hig dam near Eddy. which was badly
damaged by the honds last summer il To-,
mg rebuilt, frpm seven To- righ, hundred
men h"lng employed on the work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Too tasiiy Forgotten

\. A, Grant 10 u capitalist uf lihrrality.
vim and pluck lac was one Il the found
ere i th" new town Albuquerque and
"u" "t To" principal factors ia it, growth
AND advancement h" put gu,I deal Il
money int" Albuquerque" real estate.
hulduEs and other enterprises; among
others greatly needed. were water works
Tor H." at! aud - company of which lac II
ia" head. constructed them This seems
I" hay" been ,orgo,t"n 10y som" men aud
'h'y hay" "rganlI"d II light on him. that
h'ds fair Z" hurt ia" city Of Albuquerque
:" "A r"usidcrahl" extent The god men
81" ,~ '"" qmrkly forgotten. especially III
New Mexico towns and here IL n case IN
point This water works litigation seems
g. l." one uf the eases referred IT, general
y IN Ia" saying "of man biting his
u"S,', tn spite his face - New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

Only five more days after to-day until
Thanksgiving aud the closing uf the Gu.
lIE>N gold watch contest The votes ar,
coming IN ~ n lively rate and il il i'm
possible" I" guess u, this time who will hr
the tw" successful lnly teachers, The
winners IL thu handsome watches offered
10y ia" CITIES may justly feel battered,
being testimonials of their popularity
both among ia" pupils 90 he schools an
ia" people II their ar4ualn,ancrs. and
who If there in the worli who can better
aprrca'" recognition IT merit or al.
pruval of earnest endravu, than the schuoI
,rAchrri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
GEORGE STINsoN g. Co.,
Box a88,
PoRTLA AND, MAINE.
Nottrc or Irussee'a sale.
n = lI"dcy,


John ;. VIII nrd Nir tin :. Page
itc'uNc on tl" srh daJ ~ MAY, lsp!, John y
WI ei'd IY,n VII his wife, u H.fnAlillo
mHt|, New N'Atro, made their dead uf trust To
I" upd"r-igurt ~ -'cn-" unto NarthA H. Page
Do f"nN-~rit ne. 'hcfsiu u"nt IOn,i for the sum
% ~" huudr,-i ui Nifty dollars 81 D. ia, abI.
Co.," yea 81 ~ "nti tate with L. I"r cent Intarest
I"r hu"um th"t,-aH, which -Aid trust d'.i IL r..
CO. t'"i u s'k ras ~. 81 the records ot
ifu-' Doodle of ar uhliilu cuuuty, ", NJ, Thereby
c"nN"S' IA true prnt"Tly ieSerilsd NJ fullnxs
Ca" tunu ,ruu"ttS hing situai.-l an the
wn" iiHr"l 'un'y ~ hernnlllo and terri
VT 'h'Il, ..rt} ming ~Nonty ON. "a, varns
~ ~Iu,t GA ~. N,~' at. II the A T. As y, H.
l.. 'rh' 80" h, KY IA" 'arnS NOR" or lee.
uh h" i sl'u ~ -,, : r,it read nd ma lauR IA
fu"r ~ h,u-'. e 'tuti, me ltarA To ia, Rio
g. ui". ih"t" h'lng "a h'u-,' ompo--i oi -four
- -."l ''-' CO.. ~" "hst side al the railroad
.'a.s 900" tNii ruil uhd ihc right nf vnl
hf"u-I "a 81 uu.t tud l~ing buund, A as fol.
, y, ' , ." ' +, ."r ,,, 10 p,"nsr,, q A..
"a H,' """'. Wy Lt"l.Hy 81 Jc-a.
% % % % ~ E," iS% Gi "' ,I Iasts 'e asi
'"r,', ,nI ~" T ,,, pro,"1'y de, led p,
so"ne ", Sa az" Ns" ID s" Z. i , D,
b. wife u.i Si.. -"ld lee Is rrcor,i, Il Ia Vol
: ,as" '. " '. H,e"tH. b. iced. % bernal' .
= '",it,w .'.rr'd =, T. A brow i 10 H.
"d " 20 '' =" Tag i,' u'u"hcia,y herein by
d'"t dr. N"'"m'wr T. "a, and which lat
'c"r 10 A. 8 -. % l',Hs ia" same piece ~
nI"'l H"l1 10. ... 'hHN" named enshciary
'' ,n n"r . .g,n,. &C. .nt. ~
iaih 4. get 49, siit ~" interest her IA, rud
h'' aus. % g uitt"r rrN ,d"d IN said rus, ce,-i
4 u ~ CO.. i"'H1i' 90 IA" I'ay m,nt 10 said
Va Stitt I. - 'h' Nuiirr ~ said note III. under
sThs rHNrll lr''" '1i O." s"lt sAid above de-.
~ 'u'. IA IT." manner now bcus done
SOW, rri"r", IN consideration 81 the prem.
I n nUd are ls'iug complied. and b.canse Of the
p,wrf Nrstt.i Co. me. in order To pAl said debit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
ow>,y. raH ra.,ELEa.
IA. ,.rr,rr Dog I.a',-, Hr-is uP N
Aibuu erune.

r,rad Clerks Grmrr aud Gay wrir n'.
r.mmur,i to thc ciy last uiehl nS
..l,,u,y." - terrier, belonging Co. lh"
...,,mnstrr " Albany, New Work.
"Owury" II making his r".,ul trip
,.ru~s the continent. having passed
'h"ueh here about tWo y"n,. n'o II"
r. now fill gruwu All! att. 'o ~upr"r,
'h" weight ui huuurs uutu VN.', h' was
not h"ru, aud which hay, h.ru thrust
urun him IN the Shar" II tax. sod ,h"rkr
1t steel, iron. TN and par'rl.ui u"lud.
NIX u httl" hiN'N jug hlirl N.'I altar OF
rus"s Owing e. hir cuu-,Ai' ..-,u'iNtiur
18th pna,al rlrrks aud poet. . employee
his manners aud Department nrr charm
NIX aud full IT grace IT, pk- viii
other distinguished inNrlrr- '.i Alhu
|Hu"rIu" II improving rapidly. nul is iH
ahead If some lnrg" 'uWu- n,,k east u
Kansas 'uWury' NIL continue uu hu
/ Journey tu los Angelo, tu mghi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

tn" Pr'sco,l journal says The prs.
cot, a Arizona C,n,ral railroad has been
abandoned. and the Shrek II the steam
Whlsilr II liz locomotives no more "rch-p
over ia" graves II It's enemies " This ID
remarkable, ns il has been assured tina,
''"'''''" would rlapsr before it would
occur Tins rad il now. aud has been a
r"m"fh"h" "u" II ia rrmarkAblc that a
ra'"'a'' seventy two miles In lenylh
Sh'u" ''As' operations entirely, being
the nrS' 'n"'An'" Of rs kind that has ever
come 10 the nowIcdg, " the writer. II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Death OF 70. Nnnrr.

N"o II M0orr rccrivrd u dismtch ~
morning from Sll"a. Mexico, giving H.,
sad information Of the death nr h,S hru'irI
Edward Monw, The d"rras"d WAC al. ..'
~ years old and leaves wifi aud ~.
children and was IN Mexico N char,
ia" eating houses along the MrAlrau ,,r
trial rad The rrlnains will hr hruli,Li
Ia thir country, aud Gru II Mnr, " m
(" I" ~ fas" to receive III" body Mr.
M'or was in the city about yrai ago,
visiting his brother, and made man,
friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Administrators Notice

- 'nt fanni. u, Iamon. Notice 10 hereby
ven toR'l p.rsons interested that the uni or.
ned was on ths 9TH day Of Noy.miAsr, A. u,
- ., appin,s-i adm lstraipr 81 the estate ~ bis
a." wife. Fannie u, l. non. by the honorable
rob u. court Ter Bernalillo cnunty, New M,I.
leo, that he has Qnaiihcd ss such.
All Ief-''ns having aay claims A.aic-t sa'd -.
lfe Me required - present the same within the
me prescritei by Law for Allowanca. and ~
"'@Ins wing sAid estate are required to make
nimsni, Persons utter, ,isd can have Their
''ms adlusissi NJ the otfics Of my ATTORNEY
u rnArd \. hodey. CLAIToS lRMoN,
ADM nisi raior,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
H0w's ThIsl

cu'"r tine Hundred Dollars Howard fort y
, ni aibrtu that cadnot be cuFwi by HA'".
y. ), tHENii 4 co, Prop'rs, Toledo, o.
We, ~" uni"'Signed, hsye known Y. J. Ghsney
Tia" lhsi u years, ard b~lirVs him perfect b
"rahir ia all busin' ~ TRANSACTIONS and IN.
ais hh"t Ia carry out any obi sation made
NI pru meme,
81 4 rrnaS. hola-ale DruKsists. ToI,sio,
60 "aldinf, k,hnAn Marvin, Wholesale irus,
:, o. le'lu, -.
'@ll IL 'aiGrTh Cure L. taken internally, acting
ny upon Tho blood amt mucous surfaces ~
lst"in, Price, &c ter hottie, Bold By !
lists, Testimonials free,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
me sioop. 60 .onanrr.

The ahuvr drama WAS given a, the
up", hons" last night 10y color'd people
# the clty for the benefit " the 4 NJ T.
church rh" play WAS pr~lur"d under
the direction II Mrs, \ X Casrrlls, aud
thu excellent manner ~ whirh the lines
wrrr read 10y each character rc,irci,,
cir,li' alike upon Mrs CasScll- aud the
playcr- q h LAWYERS assumed the role
e ihripar'lc in n manner worthy Of a
professional actor aud one up ia his
hu-.n,-s II, that. and Mrs L. L. black mr.
Mr- ilaricastlr. aud Miss FANNIE Ellis.
worth ~ ia" daughter we'll represented
. 'lu.r characters, Mrs o. l.. Carter crr.
|a'.i much favorable comment M Miss
\y,lll". Will, Nj q. L. did well ~
,ng Marrow. Mrs j W ball as the.
mnd was beyond criticism sir Charles
MARROW Was cNcellrntly taken ny u ".
I l}urkrr. aud W l. Crockett ~ Mi Hast
iuES, Eigar Williams ~ Toury Lumpkin
and Edward Lame as Diggorl ,hd equally
we'll. Th" play proved - financial sue.
cess, there being more than 200 tlrkrtr
~uli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Sold ON . Positive GUARANTEES.
On. MILES PILLS, so DosIs as era


l.lwRri Patterson. &c the well known
J. "rSon Bros dairy located some four
Il n~ south of ia" city. ou 'h" line # the
\ mite n Pacific railroad, returned yes.
today morning from Lawrence. Kansas,
s, re he secured sixteen head ufthurouyh
hr"d Holst"in cattle and hrugh, them to
Joe" city To-day they w"r" placed on the
ra".h Thee" animals. together with ~
.uh"r of lInlsirius. grad" Jerseys and
huru- form "a collection oftuc cattle.
ape Jhr best herd II COWS T." be- found
uy DAIRY ranch ia IA" territory, The
rJUst added arr huc uilkrr~. some II
ewing ns much NJ tive gallons 81
m. h daily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Tue s,reAtsst Value.

You get thr greatest NHlu' .ut o. Al,
yer quarter when purhas ug a package
II Summons Liver Regulator powder
There II nothing liz" u i,r Indigestion 81
constipation. Take i dry "a the tongue
or MAX" tea loU'll afterwards take II
Ia pTfrwnce h. pile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
n,h- .omm.rr,a, club.

j u laI"ar, Denver, lntrsluc"l 10y G.
n N"Whall; W II Swan, Cincinnati. 10y
q l. hr""kri A. T. Riley, Chicago, Ly
Ei M"iI"r, wor" visitor, y"rtr lay aud
to-day At IA" club There will he nu
dancing At III" Commercial club Tonight,
thusr attending drv",lng the evening 'u
rArls and other AmusHments,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

ten Juhu Watcher AMI hls clerk.
PH1ir Van N"'ht"n, returned yesterday
non" a Nv" w""ks' trip I" Forts Bowie,
uuut aud lluarhuca. whrr, they hav,
h""u pay INK oil ia" tr""ps The general
reports tu" Weather, with the "AcrIdlun
ct ia" strong winds 9TH" government
pays IT. soldiers, rank and Tile, rn the
last r"ut," sald General Witrhrr ~ hr
glanced over tive or thr"" hludrrd COP
l"rr, which has on hls desk he was
busy balancing accounts thtr morning
WIth ia" assistance uf hir rlrrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

other DISTINGUISHED travellers ,..,, Ana. |
,urrIuc II imrrnyiu, rar,dI,. .ul is inr
ahead If some L,r.,, town. i.,k ,ast Iu
"""'"H '""'E VIII continue -" "'S
Journey w. ''"' N"E'''' u. "'E"'
"'' !" y "'''''''' To- ''''''''"E '''''
- "''''' '..''''
n Ware. rr.ln''ur q ih" FIRST street
r"~i"ur"n', BE- -"lI"'-ll SICK
Ms Cleveland Ma added tu ,h, force
~ -nu.-.au.,- az tine prugr.s. Tins morn.
VIZ
Andre" SCOTT. -''''u hAud below Al.
hnI U'NI1', dI"l l lw" ln~ \"En- hu0lu.
n., Of mAuumO i"N"r
Ih, tn,nt 81 'h, water COMPANY To-
-hu, ~ ,h,, water lu- caused 10 l.s,m ~
We'll q. .s.rE 800 thee ,ll
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''' ~ '"' '' RECEIVING ~" Ia" ""N~
"'' ''7 ''E"'' anu VIII N"h UhN' MS
'"' N'"N'Hl""'' ''"h h'h ls hrs'
"'''''e .''' "'e"' ~ '"' Episcopal rec
'''H' ''' i''l ''"' ""I'hS ~" evening
'''"A '"' ''n'I"'~'
IA" territorial board If medical ,.n,ui
urrs viii meet nj Santa Fr ou Tn.s.ln,
next Their" is a great deal If work ,,,
haii frr consideration a, thsi ,i,u,
d., ''' ,''"'' '"'' '',''"
't NV ''', Vt N''"'
""" "''"'' a.
W. ''
'''. d. D.. N''''"''i "'''''''. is IA the
'''I' ne imports '.''.''.-" az mat STATION
."iI'N."-' ANA say '' '"h' 'T h"''"nuE
'.'" '- ~" "'-'"'' "' 100" "'''' """ went
uwnI r-h's ~h" has i'rE'''.n :" come
n.m". and boz thinks u' uNrrug "a reward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

" remarkable that rial which year
neo wac the h"si paying pi"c" " rail.
road property. fT it's mileage, IN the
I nlird states, should l~ u h"I~'lrrr wreck
to-day, with uu FEASIBILITY fnr i,s strk.
holders +" realize dollar. |, ir remark
ahlr that the rial was constructed with.
uut ANY capital whatever IN the part II
H. promoter. |, II n remarkable fact,
t.r. that it, builder must have realized
rrom Siro,oor Ia S7iu.uOo nr, prtit fruu
IT. construction And operation uf nearly
| s"yru years |, has b"rn remarkable
| that during liz construction. aud nearly
! rryru yrars " operation. while accident,
| hay" been numerous, and remarkably
! frequent, there never was fatal acct.
/ den, uu the rad Its construction WA,
/ remarkable, ~ that miles " track wrr,
lnid on the surface of the ground wi,hou
ANY grading whatever, and u ~ nj rgr,
tina, uo, n sinel" krg ~ powder was uses
IA tie construction |, IN cnueidrrrd re-
markahir 10y many II itS bondhuldrr
that they ,huud not have been protect
eel, ~ they would have been, 10y the pur
chns" proposed 10y ia" Santa f", Pres
rp't \ phuulN railroad over year ago
II il u fact. remarked un 10y all citizen
generally. that, while NayRpai count,
has t292,oOu uf outstanding per cent
bounds. isru,d I = liz construction, by II
closing down tdr county will br kn"ckc,
uui Il about tin,no In taNrH, ~ nrarl
uu" ruth uf ia" total revenues uf a.
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

Mi W VI Terry, who has hrru m the
drug business At Elktuu, NJ tor the
l@si twelve years, says' "thHulr .rluIu'n
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough m"dIr.wr | ever
sold Th"r" IL g,-.i reason rrr tins
y" other viii care cold r" ,luI. k'y; uo
other - p" certain n pr"v"u'a'N" and
ear" Tor Group; ~ other aiiurl- poo much
r"li"t ~ 'a,"s uf whnupug ,up-a For
s"l" hy T II burgess y Son, d,.-sists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
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train TODAY. u,. d.. ,..,u,, T., Denver
an t. Brrua,t!.. ,la- mnru,u, o., team
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
The Conference.

TIA" nrmi"rr If council aud others Iii
mili a--""iAtri N the conference with
MI. 'han' IA th' water question mrr this
m"rnlnt 'p, accomplished nothing sIn..
c'Hl Nj GRANT remarked that Iru.rrs-
wnS m"d', and tlnt meeting W".ui he.
h"Ii o. '.' morning Ia deliberate ru'..rr
Nj II lore, the postmaster at lir,I.
shaw. N,, after rrading an advrr, ..,..
wrul 4 thamb"rlau's Collie, Cholera
/ nj Dam nH remedy, concluded uir,
siun. iuttlr of u He says; II usmI
II a. 'Nn cases Tor collie and three iur
dhl with r'rir,t satisfaction |
trN' h,ull'd and u, 1t great deal I'd,
pate wsilclnc uut meyer tried any tia,
gay .,- gosh results ~ tins" FOR sale
hy ! u burgess a Sou, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

Gently most important discovery
Il s'rnng gold veins was made IN south.
west Pima county. Ex-Governor Wolf
ley visited th" camp aud made M cx-
haus'i'" ,nmIling NJ ia" veins, both hy
a-say aud banning tn" r"nul, surrass.
al hir most ~auguiur expectations aud
resulted IN ia" immediate h,@ling If the
properties hy ~ 'iuy"rnor Wolhry, ~
surveyor General johnson and their as-
'"tat"S Already contracts tnr ur,,'
ShanS hay" been let aud the work " N
l." pushed vigorously fnrwarl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

arr your children subject Ia rruupi II
~, you should never hr without "A bottle
If Chaml"rlaiu's Cough Remedy Il II
u certain eur" h,r Group, aud has never
been known 10 fail. II given freely M
r'"n M ih" cr"upy cough appears Il Will
prevent the attack II II the sul" reliance
with thousands oi mothers who have
rrnupy children, aud never disappoml-
them, Their ~ u" danger ~ giving this
Remedy IN large Snd frequent luns'r. M y
contains nothing injurious ~ cent lot
Ties for raj" hy +, II, Kurgrrs a Son,
druggists
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
TIE PENSION OFFICE.

The Elan to Attach it to the War De-
partment abandoned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The project of
attaching the pension office to the war de-
partment and making Col. Ainsworth the
commissioner seems to have boen abandoned
for this session, but it will come up early
next session, and will undoubtedly pass il
the democrats control the Senate. 1t
will probably pass even if they
don't. Col. Ainsworth was before the
appropriation committee and was
questioned about the feasibility of attaching
tue pension Office to the record and tension
division OF the war depart ment now under
his charge He said he would rather retain
his present position with the rank and pay
OF colonel than to have the pension office
turned over to him, even If he could have
with il the rank and pay of major general.
but that he did not dou that the transfer
OF the pension Office to the war depart
ment would result in a great increase
of economy and efficiency. An addi-
tional reason for the transfer is that
IL would take the pension office out of poll
tics, In all probability. Col. Ainsworth has
demonstrated the possession of exec tional
executive ability, aid the act of the last
session OF congress enlarging his division
and giving him the rank and pay OF colonel
was passed as preliminary step to the
transfer of the pension office Through
Col Ainsworth's recommendation about
100000 year will be saved by making
five years instead OF three the period that
an artificial leg is expected to last a man.
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BAINBRIDGE GRIsr.
The Globe Newspaper to Pc Published
by a Stock Company.

by a Stock Company.
BAINBRIDeE, GA. Jan. 22.-Judge B. B.
Bower has been quite sick during the
present week. but is now convalesciDg.
Hon. G. NJ. jones, one of Decatur coun-
tvs Representatives, is confined to his bed
with an attack OF pneumonia.
The Globe will hereafter De published
by stock company, composed entirely
OF third partyites What little strength
they had will disappear long be ore another
election takes place in Decatur. The voters
IN THIS county bave an opposite view 10
those OF Chatham in regard to the selection
OF county commissioners; the legislature
OF 1890 passed a law whereby he commits
slopers were to be elected by the people.
Ire act was drawn at the solicitation of a
Few who now have Joiued the third party.
In 1872 another bill was introduced aid
passed comforting upon the judge Of the
superior court the right TO appoint. This
Will be done during the present month
and instead OF having four democrats and
one third partyite, as at present constituted,
the board will consist Of five genuine moss
back democrats
A SOCIAL EVENT.
One OF the social events of the
season was ball given under
the auspices of the Terpsichorean
Club at the Sharon house on Friday night,
JIM ~. among the many present we're
Miss helen Williams with G. G. Woodruff,
Miss Zellah Golf Of Macon with J. NJ. Laing,
Miss Kitty Woodruff of Monroe. n. Y,
with j. |. Subers. Miss Davis of Thomas
VILE with e. j. Perry, Miss Jennie Wood
hull OF Monroe, n Y, with b. Nussbaum,
Miss Josie Subers with c. e. Harrell. Miss
Norah Cox with G. P. Parish
Of Montgomery, Ala Miss Aline
Mcbride with NJ. Nussbaum, Miss
Nellie Rohrer with Amos Subers, Miss
Daisy Subers with W. H. Krause. Miss Ella
Harrell with A. B. Belcher, Miss lda Wooten
with e. NJ. Bates, Mr.. and airs. Lytle, Mr..
and Mrs. Cans, Mr.. and Mrs Leopold,
,. Nussbaum, Mr.. Philpot. AT no time
have the ladies looked lovelier nor the young
men bandsomer than on this occasion.
Hon. A. l.. Haines, who was recently
elected mayor of cambridge. is determined
10 break up the habit that the negroes have
OF congregating in squads on the streets of
the city and using language that is unfit for
lady or child to hear He has had several
cases OF this kind before him and imposed
heavy fines upon the perpetrators.
Z. Lightfoot will. in few days, leave for
Iron City, Ca, TO accept position as book
keeper with j. L. Dickinson.
Hon. b. b. Russell is in Atlanta on visit
to friends
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fed by foresight. and resources to take care

fed by foresight and resources to take care
Of their interests.
Perhaps the most potent influence that
has held back the "bulls" from active opera
tions has been the uncertainty as TO what
might develop out of the silver situation.
They have cared less for what might come
out or the negotiations with foreign powers
than for what might be done by congress
in respect 70 home silver purchases. With
in the last few weeks evidence has been
daily accumulating OF an earnestness and
uuanihlity Of public feeling against further
increasing our stock of that metal which
puts il almost beyond doubt that before the
danger point is reached the law of 1899 will
surely re repealed without qualification;
this growing belief not only seems TO
strengthen confidence in our currency sys-
TEN but will also greatly improve the
chances Of a settlement of the whole qCes-
tiOn through the adoption of an interna-
tionsl system OF bimetallism.
IL is mainly the growth Of faith in respect
to this contingency that has contributed TO
the upward tendency in prices which has
developed with the opening Of the new year.
The impulse has also been helped by the
fact that prices have been comparatively
low. The arket has for months past
failed to respond 10 the tendencies legiti-
mately arising from tina great crops of 1891
and To the unusually prosperous activity of
business throughout 1892. The following
quotations for leading railroad stocks at
the beginning and the close of 1892 illustrate
that facts: