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Liquor Licenses Granted.

Harry T. Miller, hotel. Lewisville.. 50
William &. Baker hotel, Port Deposit 252 So
William G. Baker, hotel, Port Deposit. 252 SO
John b. Stryker, hotel, Perryvlle. 252 50
William Grason, hotel, Rising Sun ....... 252 so
Stephen A. Woodrow, hotel, ConowngO... 152 50
Samuel Simon, saloon, Elk ton............. 352 SO
Emanuel Hecht, saloon, Elkton. ........... 352 SO
John II. Yetter hotel, Woodlawn. ......... l52 so
J Harvey Clark, hotel, Cavert............ 49, SO
X. Delbert Aiken, hotel Warwick ....... I52 SO
Franklin Smedley, hotel, Rising Sun. .. 252 SO
Eugene Clark, hotel, Ceciton. ............ 252 SO
Benjamin b Price. hotel, Fredericktown.. 49, SO
Delphos Price, hotel ElktOn. .............. 252 SO
George H Queck, hotel, Chesapeake City 252 SC
Charles p, West, saloon, Chesapeake City. 352 SO
Jas A. Manlove, hotel, Chesapeake City,. 252 so
Caspar Mohrlen, hotel, Port Depost...... 252 50
VIM. G. Hambleton, hotel, Calvert. 1872 so
Charles d. Bayard, hotel, Elk Meek. l52 80
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Columbia and Port Deposit Railway Company
will be held at the office of the Company, No. 23S
South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY It'll, 1894, at II NJ. Election
for President and Directors same day and place.
JAMES X. MCCLURE,
3l4t Secretary.
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Bargains for Next Week.

Ladies Ribbed Vests five cents each =,
Pillow Cases ten cents each, Sheets fifty
cents each. Frank p. Price.
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the request that | write an American
story portraying or rather showing up
the hypocrite in contrast to a real
Christian character, my Wanted a
Pedigree" was written.
The following is a catalogue Of Miss
Finloy's books:
ELSIE SERIES,
Elsie Dnsmore,
Elsie's Holidays,
ElSie'S Girlhood,
Elsie's WOmanhOOi,
ElSie's Motherhood,
ElSie's Children,
ElSe's WidOwhoOd
Grandmother Elsie,
Elsie's New Relations,
Elsie at Nantucket
The Two Elses,
EIsies Kith X Kin.
ElSie'S Friends at WOODBURY.,
Christmas With Grandma Elsie,
Elsie And The RaymOnds.
Elsie Yachting With the RaymOnds,
ElSie's Vacation,
Elsie At Viamede,
Elsie At Ion,
MILDRED SERIES.
Mildred Keith,
Mildred At Roselands
Mildred and EIse
Mildreds Married Life,
Mildred At Home,
Mildred'S Boys & Girls
Mildrad's New Daughter,
Old Fashioned Boy 4 Its sequel Cur Fred
Wanted-A Pedigree,
Signing The Contract,
The Thorn In the Nest.
Casella or The Children of The Valleys,
The Tragedy OF Wild River Valley,
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ella Clinton,
Aunt Ruth,
Marion Harvic,
Annandale,
Clouds y Sunshine,
Cares \ Comforts,
Lame Lefty,
Nursery Tales,
Try; or Better Do 1t Than Wish 1t Done,
Mysie's work,
Willie Elton. Little Joe Garter,
Robert y Daisy. Hugo y Franz,
Week In Lilies Lie.
Eva Merton, Brookside Farmhouse,
Aliens Fault, The Shannons,
D5tioud Library 9 vols.
Little Books tor Little Rel IorS q vols
Rufus The unready,
Honest Jim Series, q vols Pewits Nest Series
, vols.
Peddler OF La Grave,
Willie and HIS Dogs, Mabita both So mos , |
published by the Baptist Board.
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Wanted to trade Buggies, Carriages
Machinery for good, sound, young horses.
Apply to
JOS. $. POGUE n SON,
Rising Sun, Md
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CLOTHING,
TAILORING,
FURNISHINGS,
HATS,
SHOES,

outfit. To be able to get all of
your needs at one place is care
saver. Our management for all
makes it money saver.
Sixth and Market is just such
a place and is ready with Spring
lines in every department care
fully selected.
Our Shoes are the kind you
like to wear-comfortable as
we'll as stylish. The prices
make them attractive. At 81
and S. we offer better value in
Russets than you usually see.
We like to show them to you.
You are welcome and invited
to Sixth and Market to look
through any of the departments.
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Letters Advertised.

Charles Shivery, Ella Kennerd, Mrs
Julia A, Short, Mr.. G. l.. Gilpin.
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Hied,
HORSES WANTED.

EWING.-On Tuesday April oath, at her home
near West Nottingham, Eliza Ewing, wife OF
Lewis G. Ewing, in the 5lst year of her age.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the sub
i scriber OF Cecil County has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters OF ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
ELIZABETH DENNEY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 18th day of September, 1894,
they NAV otherwise be excluded from any benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18th day of March, 1894. -
MARY ID. BENNETT,
Test Administrative.
X. Z. LAMAR, Register. al4,ot
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NOTICE TO DISTRIBUTES.
In the matter of the estate of BENJAMIN Clifford,
deceased.

In the Orphans Court for Cecil County.
In accordance with an order OF the Orphans
Court for Cecil county, passed on the 18th dav OF
April, IN the year 1894, upon the petition Of the
undersigned executors of the last will and tesla
ment of Benjamin Clifford deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons entitled to distribu.
tive shares. iegacies orresidue of the proportion
or balance Ofthe estate of the said Benjamin
Clifford mentioned in the 18th administration
account OF said executors, that 4 meeting OF said
persons has been appointed by the undersigned
to be held on Tuesday. the end day OF May, in
the year 1891, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. (Which day has
been approved by the said Court at the office
of the Register Of Wills of said County, when
proportion or balance may be made, under the
direction and control of said Court.
GEORGE W. CLIFFORD,
DAVID l.. CLIFFORD,
W.T. BENJAMIN X. ROBERTSON,
Executors of the last will and testament OF
al 1t Benjamin Clifford, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the SUBJ
Il scrber OF Cecil county has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate OF
MATTHIAS EGNUR,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the Sd day Of October, 1894,
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
any benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to aid estate requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this Sd day Of April, 1894.
GEORGE RICKETTS,,
Test Administrator.
X, E. LAMAR. Register. a11,6t
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Good weather
brings Spring
needs to the
front. You may
want to fit your
self out COM
plete. If not,
you'll want to
renew at least a
Dart of YOUR
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No. 8, Being Tract of Woodland,
containing 20 Acres of and. more

or less, situate in the Seventh Election District
OF said county, on the public road from .Jenness'
Mill TO near where it intersects the public road
from WOodlawn Camp Grounds to Upper Prin-
cipio, and more particularly described in a deed
from Ambrose Ewing and vile TO the said J ohm
S Ewing, dated the ID day OF August, A. d. 1888,
and now OF record in Liber J A. ID Not Folio
1875, &C., another OF said Land Record Books of
Cecil county This property is covered with a
fine growth OF Chestnut Timber.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
decree, are that one-third OF the purchase money
be paid on day OF sale, and the residue in two
equal instruments at six and twelve months from
the day of sale, the credit payments to bear inter
est from day of sale, and to be secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee.
The costs ofdeeds to be paid by purchasers.
WILLIAM 5. EVANS,
John u. Hindman, Auctoneer. Trustee.
In pursuance of an order OF said Gonrt, 1 hereby
give notice to the creditors of the said John S.
Ewing deceased, to file their claims with the
proper vouchers therefor with the Clers OF the
Circuit Court for Cecil County in Equity within
sixty days from the first insertion Of this notice.
a2Sts WILLIAM S. EVANS, Trustee.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

The very term HeN"r show is suggestive
Of something beautiful and. knowing l
have large number - readers who are
Interested ia flowers, I want "a Ell them
Of tho flower show now being held in
cur city.
Th.. wruan's b1ai az raH9eors o. the
Cotton States and International exposition.
u b. held in our city next year. have been
working vcrv hard 30 raise money FOR the
woman's buili'D-. very many entertain
ments having Deln Given with this END
~ view
The flower show WIS decided ON some
months ago. and much interest has been
taken in IT, Il opened a few days ago, and
has been q perfect success. I wish an my
readers had been able 20 attend.
can only give you faint idea of the beau
ties Of the exhibit There were several
prizes offered
On entering tl-c sarge ball. tI= fret booth
that attracts the eye Is one presided over
by young florist. Mt 4 - Fox. who ha
a large exhibit from Lookout mountain Of
ferns and plants an native to the mountain.
which enhances the interest IL this cx-
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hihst. tie he's most ma EU.ncsrt Ihodcdcn-
drous 81 the species that pr iuces only
one flower = year, the wonderful rcSurrec-
tiru plant that seems crisp ana dead until
placed in water. and ia a. few hours IS
fresh and green. lie also has "a curiosity ia
the walking fern and the beautiful mountain
laurel. and mauy other be&utifui mountain
ferns.
Opposite this collection is a table Of cut
roses from the WcstEiew Floral COMPANY.
81 our city-tau vases filled with the most
gorgeous roSes-Amcri,n beauty. meteor.
the bride. Mue. Camille and so many others
impossible o. mention. but ail equally love
". One could lingcr here Tor hours. drinking
in the lovelin-as Of these queens of all
flowers But we pass on 10 tnc exquisite
display az b-s-onias. then another OF ferns
and palms. among tine lstter he most beauu-
fIl specimen u the sago pahn ) have ever
seen. Eut II Is impossible 80 liuge-. when
before Us is the main attraction 81 the
show-the gorgeous, glorious clrysauthe-
mums-autumn's own beautiful flower
/ wish / could give you some ..i,t uf this
display. but 1 am sure i cannot even give
You a faint picture, viii have 10 Doe con-
ten; with giviEs yCu "A lew names OF the
finest TJwcs and description Of them.
II any WLa 10 cultivate these flowers
they will knOw the finest, ami where To
get them.
The best collection Of pojtcd chrysanthe-
NUNS were shown Lv 14r. =. -. jackson,
vi the Piedmont greenhouses. OF Gaines
vi..e. Ga L nave GIiJ,en you q great deal
about ..Gr J.sr--s 0l.5 roses. lie sNl.ss Tine
best plants st.4A tie cills pest I'd ,.ttN florist
i know. ( wish E4u aa4 could nave sCva
hi flowers They were magnificent. The
e. r. AIgscmaH. enc 81 the moss attractive,
: a llr-,,. bad ami reJ, with iucgryed
leaves. and tHc combination 81 colJvs make
tx GORGEOUS. Inc tI-.azse -. Ch4ldS D. Il
fine crimson. very hauu-5m., the golden
Wetltliz.g q superb yellow. tuc golden gate,
old .-..f... th, l4l-. i. Fo~tcrm1u. pure WAit-;
President Nii!idrI r. Smith. pEk; Emmy
I.gtirr.t...r--. dep crimson. These are only
"A few-there mast have been SCvchty live
i'm this collection and every color iLIagin-
able. - one could choose anything desired.
Mr. jackson makes Roses and c1rAsaut he
NUNS a speciality. ana he certainly eXcels
FOR the best collection and the best i've
plants
The BrookwoOd Floral Company and the
WcstVie.. Floral Company both made eN-
guI~5te displays of cut chrSsan theWlmi-
To-. Isr.-s-t hBv. ever seen. These are
both Atlanta florists.
AIr Nach-Ed0rf Is one of Atlanta's oldest
florists. and is % great favoritc. lie has
the best ~ Judgment. blended with the
oblIsinC a. al: and one can rely on what
he tells YOU. HIS display Was beautiful
in the extreme There We're lovely ferns.
from th.. tree fem IN the maiden hair. an
orchid. in uTt. rurpic. blended into white,
with r-c center. was grcat+ mircd.
Jaims- o--tlSr trees and rnoccdcndTons We're
iu ti's ,sB.i. a.tEl rend rec ID very at
One OE the nles. beautiful! features Of the
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LIN tr.n shnhnr Of Dcn.h.

o days OF summer and sunshine. OF roses
Is ii noIhin ms to You that he. my one little
Your daisies are bright as OF oid-the daisies
he'll gather To more .
And tho scent OF the Nuoa.f-lc ana Jasmine
cones in n the open door -
But al, ne returnetil never, but forever
there must lie -, -,
Under the green OF the grass. under the
blue 81 the SKY.
The Indian crcss on the wall shoots daily
higher and higher.
And socn in the summer sun VIII snake OUT
..It Is growing bigger than me" he would
say were hc with us now.
With his dark and his wistfui eyes, anu
his broad and open brow,
and viii blossom though ne ic
Under th- green pt tine grass, under the
blue % the SKY.
lie passed While the spring was bringing
new lfe &C. wood ard void
Ere the ~nrwdrun had c'r., Or the crocus
had li its lamp Of goit;
He pass'd into death without knowing the
mother that bore MIN. ar NE;
We srai,,-f-rf En- va.u-hc was travelling
farther thea We could SEQ.
q ca, Fea ra.hor uew that I. not he.
Under the ereen OF Tire grass. under the
blue Of ,he sky.
But VIVA, do yer know Of it aE2 and what
can 81" Vno.rri '"3E
AND what vouit tie universe tee u you or /
Re still. To- our =; sets ana weep. and think
Of tn, days lrd the h.Irs
We hal I'm Cur Gtr'.rsS l1r"-his love Tor
And pray fer a record as biameless when
sleep. Ven and ].
Under tine green oi the grass. under the
Good Words.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement :.
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attes.
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
It's excellence is dre to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, .he refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, Headaches and feven
aud permanently curing constipation:
Ii has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
g;sts in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactdred by the California Fig Syrup
ca. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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taking the place where we belong. Old
Germ Ellis is now an independent far
mer and has turned out a worthy family;
there is desire for war among them;
perhaps some of his progeny may be pres
ident yet; If SO, they would tell that old
Germ carried his brides wardrobe home
In a red bandana with as much pride as
ever Harrison referred to his grandfather s
hat. AT last it is he or her who is strong
enough to live in accord with their means
who eventually arrive at the
top. monument of good
sense and the envy of the foolish.
But feel cheerful over the times. I wish
that everybody else did. for / guess that
means the restoration of confidence" we
have heard about. As cheerful as l am, l
am willing for 1T to hurry this confidence
with all possible speed-come bullying and
run over me and Brown rather than lose
minute, even ii we lose an arm or two or
leg or two by the onslaught. but don't let
us have any war and do let us change the
trend in war matters. / have my eye on
the good preachers and you know / have
Joined the lawyers; in these together WIN
good women. lies our hopes hotlce that
q Judge in New York charged the grand
Jury to go for any sort OF gaming in the
church Just as they would go Tor IL IN a
uoolroom or poker room. He, the judge
and the jury have put Une preachers on no
tice that q game of chance shall not be run
under the guise OF cnurch IalFa any ny
more than under any other name. or
course this means that the preachers and
LAWYERS have combined for good, at least
in New York. and the sinful CONVERSATIONS
this conbination--fCr II used TO be the boast
and pride of all this country TO hold up
the actions of our judiciary for otGer lands
In look upon Associating them with scan
dial is deplorable. They should be ike Cae-
sar's wife and feel that il will be worked
back to that. Me and my folks ana brown
and his folks have a special riSht. 70 leei
kind and hopeful of the future or good
preachers, for there has Just ended u nappy
revival in the little church near US IL was
rather late for a revival, meeting, Dut SICK
ness In the pastors family prevented IL at
the regular time and he thought tnat II
was better late than never ana 50 the meet
ing now. To this good pastor at Ousley
Brown indtes the following:
He scars whatever is his theme.
Too high. too SOud to ever $c0id;
He'd rather grasp a bright sunbeam
And light a darkcned SOUL
His words as soft as gentle dew,
Fail on the eTring heart
To make the sinner feel anew
And of the world a part.
Soft, but earnest-as friend
He makes enc feel so Wen,
That sinners hope they may amend
And save themselves from he'll
How better is il thus to treat
The uoor degraded man
Abusing sinners may defeat
\ lovely Christian plan.
SARGE PLUNKETT.
DR.. Prices got highest honors at the
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Florida IituatrntrI.

Bcautifui engraving # orange. n'naap-
pile aui rpeoanut groves. fishing scenes on
the Indian rive. ytrhtiGG cn the NItanZl IS
"Details ri the nea Florida excursion. BE
sur" AMI secure q copy for reference 4
leodiu- 2. iiroad company orders 200 coDiee.
j. Won think Of huNiug or sel Ing land we
N 2 mani won copy free. &c .rra q Gao
Mn Herald building. Boston, ~ st. Angus
tn.. ILn.
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flower show was n decorated table. A
silver cup was the prize offered for the
handsomest table decoration. This prize
was won by the Westview FlCral Company,
and MAS richly deserved. In the center of
the hall vas round table, with seats for
six. In the center Of the table was a large
star OF ivory" chTysanthemums, mingled
with asparagus fern and light trailing
vines. From the center of the star arose
beautiful cut-glasS candelabrum
with fine white wax tapers,
shades of white, these festooned
with asparagus, tx elegant china plates
With the finest silVc? and cut glass hand
so51e oak chairs and al cncirclcd vita
n band OF white satin ribbon. Tho menu
cards were haEd-Iainted with a single
tl~ysanthcmum ON each, with the
name al th., imaginary guest Tn display
w&s exquisite ami the entire flower show,
with ite artistic blending Il coloTs, and thu
superb low .s. viii Re pleasure hat will
luseT long in our memory.
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Mrs. = n. Smith. Batesville, Ala.--We have been
tlkiu. Tho tun~tltujio about three years. and n
Is a vi ome wcaKiN visitor Zach member uf the
family " entertained In different way. IalwavS
turn to Nouan's Kingdom where | look not in
vain tor something pleasing and beneficial.
Now W-ut 10 help the sisters who w.nt 10 get
gunu breed Cf chickens, and replying 90 Mis-.
.Psrkvr~ enquiry boat fowls. VIII say that Mrs.
=. ". Datti~. 81 B,tcSVllr, Ala. has thorough
bred Longs han. ~ you WA. write 80 her you can
get ali tile particulars.
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Miss Matte Stevenson. Marion, Ala would
like Ia ccirc- pond with northwestern family who
de-ire O. come south tins tail.
Aunt Susie. viii you some II the sisters
please .el Iir how 10 make the Chinese sacred lilv
b'num when planted uut ia the ground Nine
rarely eyer blooms.
NoIE.-The Chinese lily should not he planted
in the ground, rut the bulb put IN water.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A Pure Grape Cream OF Tartar Powder.
IL. I-...,... IL. xs..II AZ. rI,hnx. LII

From.Ine Noonsocket Reporter.
Pastor-You ought to be ashamed of your
self Even animals know when to stop
drinking!
Toper-So do L when 1 drink what they
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

MrS NJ T.. Gru~s. Xehulon, MisS.-Wiu some
81 tue sind readers ,cvr me ia" yaue of old coins.
e-l tcIaly the date II lSi2 Nill return favor and
post Gc also.
Would like 90 hear through the Kingdom if
Mr.. Elizabeth Huduan. or any OF her descend
ant, are iviA2. Nncn last heard from they were
liyin. ia Eu-N AID FTuc!J Couu- les. Texas. ANY
information IN regard 20 them viii bc thankfully
received.
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From The Cincinnati Tribune.
Tommy-What you cryln' about cry
baby?
was made outer yer sisters old bicycle
boomers!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Professor r. S. T. Patton. analytical and
consulting chemist late chemist Chicago
Il .alth Department. says: y have been
examining various baking powders, and
have always found Or. Prices 10 be a
scientifically prepared pure mixture"
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Green Tomato Soy.

The materials required are one peck of
green toma toes. one quart of sliced onions,
one pint of salt. half a pound Of mustard
seed half cUpful of ground mustard one
dozen pepper COINS, one dozen whole all
spice ana one quart of vinegar. Wash the
tomatoes and cut of the stems; then chop
fine Mix the salt with them, and after
covering the mixture let il stand in a
cool place for tWenty-four hours.
At the end of that time turn it into
colander and drain Well Now put this
mixture into the preserving kettle with
the other ingredients, first, however, mix
ing the ground mustard with one cupful
of cold water. Cook slowly, stirring fire.
ouently for three hours. Pour the soy into
pint Jars and seal carefully. When cold
nut i'm a dark, cool place. This pickle viii
keep for several months without being
sealed.
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THE KINGDoNi'~ coRRE>PoSDENCE.
4 Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves.

Mrs. l.. Turner Webb. Miss.-Will some Of YOU
tel N, how To- make persinimon beer, ana obhse
sister.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Hugh Sony. P6inevile. Va, has magic
lantern outnt and a Bible printed in 1894
cgttaderatr money and stamps To ex.
change. Send stamp for list.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

AIRS. -. 4. Pope. Poplar Springs, Ca,
has white ora seed ~ exchange for calico
pieces seven inches square; different colors.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

DR.. Prices got highest honors at the
worlds fair. Another baking powder.
which was rot exhibited, claims an award.
The claim is officially declared to be with
out foundation"