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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-17
Young McGonigle of North Yak
ina jailed.
SHOT ANOTHER MAN TOO
The Trouble Arose Over an AttemDt 10
Blacken the Character Of
Young Woman.

North Yakima. Aug. 12.-Charles Nc |
Gonigle, young man of 30. is In Jail |
in this city, his father a corpse and
Blacksmith Eaves Is lying at the point
of death, all the result OF the aspersion
of character Of caves daughters on the
part of young McGonigle. who shot
both men late last night. The coroner's
1ury this morning visited the McGon-
iple ranch, seven miles from this city.
and brought in verdict charging the
voung man with the murder of his
father,
The facts c,ArA that Charles McGon-
lyle had told the neignpOrs that in his
belief Eaves kept prostitutes, and had
further ordered his adopted sister to
have nothing to do with them. He had
also caused to be printed in local pa
per some story rejecting upon the
character of Eaves' sisters. Mr.. Eaves
Sunday night drove to the McGonigle
ranch, distance Of two miles. to have
a retraction. He was accompanied by
his wife and one daughter. Upon near
ing the house he saw Charles M0Gon-
lyle and called him to the gate. He
came, but said he would stand by any
remark he had made. The Eaves fam
lily dlSuJ0O 1IOIIl LHc Wd6OI dA0 Gil
tered the gate together. McGonigle
ran. The Eaves people went to the
house, knocked and were invited In.
The wife and daughter entered, Mr..
caves remaining on the stoop in front
of the door. He talked moment or
so, and said he came to see Charles, but
refused to enter, and stepped off the
stOop.
Old man McGonigle came around the
corner of the house at this moment
Eaves approached him and put his
hand on his shoulder in friendly way
and said he had come to see why
Charles had circulated a scandal about
his daughters. While talking, a rifle al
the rear door cracked and McGonigle
fell and died in few moments, sho
through the intestines. Edves fled int
the house and extinguished the light.
Charles then advanced to the hous'
door, and seeing Miss Eaves in tn
room, said:
What are you doing there?" am
fired at her.
She stepped aside and the bulle
struck Eaves in the groin.
Eaves fired a small revolver
Charles but missed. The latter thel
went to a neighbours house and CAV
himself up, saying he had shot his faith
er accidentally.
McGonigle was man Of 60. Fave
is aged 40. The family Of the dead MAJ
testified that he said, "Eaves kille
me-" as he fell, but there Is no cor
roborative testimony to this effect. l
justice to the Eaves girls it should
said that they are quiet and gentee
comparatively we'll educated and hav
always borne good regulations Meth
err family have been here two years
There is small hope of Eaves' recoS
cry.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-17
New president OF Peru.

Lima, Aug. 12.-Senor Nicola P1eroia mas
been elected president; Senior Billinghurst.
first vice president, and Senior Auguesto
Seminirio second vice president.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-17
Earthquake Shocks in Mexico.

City of Mexico, Aug. IA sharp earth
quake shock was experienced at this
morning. and second shock OF consid-
cradle severity at 10.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-17

At q Berlin. Nd. fire, u houses were
burned: loss 10000; insurance. $4,000.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
TERRIBLY AFFLICTED.

From The Cayuga, Ind. Herald
A headache is a common Silneht WIN
evarvhody. but very few people are tor
tured with that terrible anic1ioH
headache or bilious headache No one "ii0
has not suffered from this agonlZinS inai@-
DIV can form any just conception of the az
most uncomfortable pain in the head' eA
trerr,e nausea of the stomach and utter eA-
haustion of the body that usually accom-
panies each attack. Mrs. John w. Aie
dlebrook. of Hiiisdale. Ind, WIS 1old a
reporter the following remarSaole SO.
''My wife suffered terribly four or nye
years with her mead and was IN ccI,staa'
agony day and right Nothing brought re-
lief Finally a lady friend IN nioi'e1 1siiir
recommended DR.. Williams's PINK rms.
I bought a box and my wife began tahihs
the pills She had not taken the nIst ~
until she was better and those awIul ps i
i'm her head were less severe. 10y tne u HaIt
the first box was entirely gone sie -
greatly relieved and l purchasd the secohq
box. Her Improvement continued anu =
kept buying pills until four po~Ss nj
Used. The pain in her head stopped. lhse
was October. 1894. and she has never SUI
fered with her head SINCE Ny VIE
about sixty-five years old and very Ieepls.
hut these pills have greatly benefited her
health in other ways.
TIE reporter further confirmed the st3iy
by talking to the old lady. Her 1ace liSn-
ed Up with q smile when he mentioned III.
Williamss Pink Pills. and joyous tear
sparkied in her eyes rs she reiii"i NsU'
That there is virtue in these pills IS cvi-
dent from tire fact that Charles kirtz. tne
Montezuma druggist, reports that ne seiiS
more of them than any pill in tie mouse,
Dr. WiIiams's Pink Pills for Pale FeopLe
are considered an unfailing specihc LOT SCc l
diseases az lCcomotor ataNia. partial pa
ralysiS. St. Nitus's dance: Sciatica, neuldI-
gia rheumatism. EcVous headache. the AZ
ter effects of Ia grippe. palptat.on OF ~
heart pale and sallow compilations, tnal
tired feeling resulting from nervous pros,
tration; all diseases resulting from I'M,
CT ronic erysipelas. etc. They are also
specific for troubles peculiar To feinaies;
such as sCppressiohS. irregularities ana
all forms of vca kness. In men they effec-
q radical cure in ell cases arising from
mental worry, overwork, or excess OF Wh11 I,
dealers or will lie sent postpaid on receipt
of price go cents n bCN or SIX boxes ior
s. 5e, by a dressing Or. Williams Meoi-
cine Company. Schenectady, y. \.
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WITH kNIrE AND WHIP.
MInter wImbeTIy sticks "a nindc Into
the side of SHADE.

Macon. Ga. August li.-tSpecial.) Mr..
J. j. Slade was nearly cut 10 death today
at noon on one OF the public streets OF rue
,i;y 10y Niinier Wimhcriy. Mr.. Nlmoeily
Was defending himself against the assault
81 AIr Sla,!r The latter attacked the
former wi:h IA VA T. striking him several
times OH the head and in the race pro
duciu- bru.sc, ana some blood.
Nlmbe-ly cut Sladc IN the right side ana
on the left arm.
Th. trouble created intense excitement.
Air Nim8eriy O. the city attorney. lie
IS 4 r..en, .n,.ut member Of the Macon bar
ami one 10 tile most influential younS men
il the city. lie Is member Of the demo
cratic eNecuiive committee Of Boh county
and eN-p-cs.dcnt OF tIe Nouns Men : Demo
cratic I.ttg u-. Mr.. Sldue is son OF
Mayor .Ia.e. uf Columbus. and brother
~ AR. Tom SlI.ic. roa1master OF The
sous .sss-~.rra. -. has been an Macon
about s.N Ic0Itas ass general foreman 81 me
ceusiftf. .aa ~ tan sanitary sewers under
Noble s. Et4les. lie D. about twentE-eiEht
ytats a.E aul Is shout AIR. Mt-no"rlss SIZE.
Tle 8 .si.ea.ty to,lay grew out - nsticun
between ta- tAo young men yesterday
afternoon AZ o'clock IN front 81 the c.iE
h1l,.. AIr. N.mLcriy was sitting on th"
step 90 tle hail yesterday afternoon Wa'A
Air. Stale rode ur uu f's horse ana d-'-
MOUNTED Alr. " mhr~.y arose ana SAL
.u .l -..uae tu Nr. S.ale.
81 understand that lua nave been saying
ths- sm se.k.us ~ provoke litigation he-
tv.tu ta- seH.r rFut actors AMI the ciiy
81 .fa-1a IS orse- taat his laW siiit may
,r- IS. ANA i Ei.y Thus te reelected city
attorney ps tle tlIsrr ANA Council next
F..t-f..sr as would know more about
are -.ae- comg.ic.,t ions thau amy Other
lawyer aHl tse ctg could Iot afford 20 uo
W.i.s-. us -ert.te-.
Air. s .l- admitted that De had made %
statement r1 -nat eject.
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: TnJIrLESs liIssIoN.


AIpE4r4Erl t,a.. August i1.- trf -.ail D.
Considerable GOSSIP has lc.u iaiulEci .n
Z Is luE5r- s.- slst Few lass by -sn Eiis-
s.~l ~ an atlanta newspaper cerresI. ani"ut
vino came 81 report n speech which The
Atlanta Journal - last Monday aHnounc-
Cd that Isoa- gs.1rs. T. Brown, ~ Cher0-
L.e uHa.I make ,u Tuesday
The clrlt<tala.ut vas a member % The
Ie--laEs EDITORIAL stcE and BE- arrived
here au Tuesday Tie was surprised ou ar
rir.l= ia town 90 lind 10 oufsi iess. and
De inquired AS 90 the Whereabouts II the
tf..1
'-1Vhat cuswgr p. was asked.
us there rct q Iluiic sE-lsils here to-
day.
--,srl N ve k-o-- or re was told.
what about George Iir1Uu- be- in
q-.rei-
eve 10 ur- know anything about it,
thiE Flll. -1lt 90 hc is O. spas h.re to-
lay th.s Is tha FIST wc have heard ~ g."
I.lg ir ms as u few ~ those = DO are
On uaa sold standard Side we've lrSking
1or Nir- Ernw- ara tho rBrrespa ieut. u
IS understood they heard from Wesf1Eston.
The eHrEs .1sllfrt f.eut the day Ga the
clty. ard y th- afternoon returned ty CON
r-g-eure 10 tle nearest railroad siattlun
from vheree r. departed Tor Atlanta.
10 leaks ont today thar the SORE Tslnicnt
had received DEBATE Information tryfu TIE
proprietor - TEe Journal. who ls the Sec
rrtuE- - the interior. that -Fr. Brown
would speak here On Tuesday. 4 we'll
known raEreFenta tive Of tl-l .-otI standard
f0ress who has been here Says that Hon.
Hoke Smith teieErsphed Th- journal TO
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BILL HAS THEM RATIFIED.
The search for the Rascal, However,
Has Not Been Abandoned.

Montgomery. Ala. August 1L-(STeCiaD
4 gentleman Just from Benton. Ala. says
the excitement there about RAILROAD BIZ
has by no means diminished. lie says ov-
eryhody comes to town loaded down with
Wrchosters and revolvers, even to the
negro farmers who peddle chickens and
vegetables on the streets. He says bodies
of men are still securing the woods ana
swanns for the negro and almost always
returf glad in heart that they did not find
him or rather that he did lot find them.
He says the mistake that has been made
is that 800 or 900 men have searched the
country for the negro practically In one
body and he believes that five or six de-
termined men, unaided, could have accom-
plfshed vastly more than the whole army
did AS il is Blrs trail has been entirely
lost. lie may b. in Mississippi for all that
his pursuerS know.
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have a stan representative at AlpaGretta
on Tuesday TO get MIR. Browns 80 ech.
There Is an air OF mystery about tho
whole thing. out Mr. Browns friends here
knew that the reports misrepresented him.
The other side have been making queer
claims. but they have been entirely discred-
tied h. MIR. Browns friends. 1T Is presum-
ed that the fact that Mr.. Browns fan.er-
in-law. Colonel McAfee. was recently APP
pointed deputy collector. is
the cause OF the false reports which
have been circulated concerning
him. nud Stree several vetI-knc wn
Georgians have been caught in the patron
age uc.. some Of them did AIR. Brown the
inisstsc. 10 think that he. too, had sur
rendered 10 a minor appointment. which -
naturally ridicuied by hs many friends in
this county.
At any rate. Mr.. Brown was not here on
Tuesday. and ;he inspired telegram from
Washington announcing that he wouiu
speak ana that a sensational report Hhonid
H.. made about il. evidence OF the TACT
that "ihe tide was turning" proves TO have
l..,n entirely uufoundcd
Milton court conVencs here next week,
and ID IS said that Hon. Garter Tate VIII
make a frr. coinage address, and del Rite
IL set ~ rest the reports that he has gone
into patronage eclipse ON the currency
question.
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MIssISssrprs CoTroN CROP.
Planters Apprchend Serious Damage
from BoIiEOTruS.

Jackson. MIS-. August 1I--BoIl worms
I'm large numbers have made their appear
ance in tho Mississippi delta, the greatest
cation producing country on earth ana lhe
planters aTprehend serious damage.
CAPTAIN Jenkins. manager Of the state
farms. has just returned from tour OF IN
e.7,.,.ti,r, Of his thousands of acres of option
and corn in the counties Of Washln@aoa'
Issaduena ana Holmes. and re-oI - = ae
worms have taken possession OF some plan
tatiors OtEcvWisc the crops are the finest
ne. ever saw. ana # the application Of paris
green will kill the worms in time he counts
an n hale of cotton l4r acre on several
places. 1000 800
IN addition ia its own farms Of S,Vo acres
the state is working about -e,ooo acres on
shares with convict laoor. and barring MS
hans VIII make "a great crop OF cotton ah9
corn in abundance TO feed It's muies any
.,,virts and fattrn a LARGE number of hogs
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suEprARD's RELEASE ORDERED.
Chief Justice NcEvcr DISCHARGED Him
Without Deciding the Points.

Columbia 8 c.. August IA case O:
some interest was decided today by chief
Justice McIver. of the supreme court OF
South Carolina. Tho dispensury law of
this state provides that upon certain
proofs the state officials may cuiC'n par
ty from selling intoxicants Proceeding un-
der taOsc provisions, Circuit Judge BcEet,
sitting In this cits some time last October.
enioined one William Sheppard from sell
ing or otherwise disposing of sprituous
liquors.
At tho recent term of the court in this
city sheppard was brought ny before Judge
Townsend. another circuit judge. on the
charge Of contempt of court. in selling
liquors contrary to the order of Judge
Rcnct Judge Townsend held sheppard
guilty OF contempt of Judge Benot's order,
and sentenced MIN to a fine of 800 ana to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary FOR eight
months. Sheppard was committed ac-
cordiugly. had his head shaved. put in
stripes and set To work. Last week his
lawyers. John McMastcr and i. i. Abncy.
moved before Chief Justice Mclvcr for the
discharge of Sheppard on several grounds,
olicf among them being that the dispensa-
+. law providing for the contempt pro
ceedings are I'm violation of the state and
federal constitutions.
This evening the decision Of the chief
Justice was received. lie orders Shcppard's
discharge but without considering the
constitutional questions HItSthN'N
lie simply holds that Judge Benet was
without jurisdiction to pass the injunc-
ton order which Sheppard was charged
with violating Bcnet is judge of the
first circuit and held court in this (the
hfthl circuit. under statute providing
am Interchange of circuits by the different
Judges The principal question is not con-
sidered. The order OF discharge has not
yet been served upon the superintendent
of the pcuitcutiary.
Governor Eyans's Threat.
Columbia, 5. c., August l6.-In an in
tcrvlcw today, Governor Evans said that
unless there was Immediate change in
the conduct of the police force ia Charles
ton. he would have the metropolitan DO
lice system. authorized by the last legis-
nature IA case of necessity, established
within sixty days. He was very brief
ia his statement. and concluded it by say
ing: 'NOu may say that this is no blur.
chief Martin. OF Charleston. had an in
tervicw with the governor today. II is
understood Governor Evans IS satisfied
with the chiefs efforts to suppress the
sale OF liquor, but that the men on the
force are not under his control 20 the
extent of Exporting blind tigers
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~ NORTH CAROLINA.
Congressman sihIcy Misses n ConNen-
tion-So,dirrS Coming to Atlanta.

Raleigh n. a., August 1i-tSpecial.l D
IT having been stated that Butler ia
vorcd w A.. Guthrie populist, for gov
,rnor. sutlcr today denied this and said
II am not for Guthrie
Senator Ransom arrived here this af-
tcrnoon and leaves tomorrow morning 10
toin his family az Blowing Rock. The i'm
proyomcnt in his physical condition since
h,. LETT hero four weeks aSo is remarkable
General W. r.. Cox is also here. Some
of tine democrats are nov saying that they
regret that the state executive committee
did not last May can a silver convention
and take action i'm that matter ana say
they fear the partr Is losing ground.
The populists have jumped right INTO
this breach these silver democrats as
scrt. and are making great capital thereby.
The state Farmers Alliance has elected
the following officers: President, Cyrus
Thompson; Vice President. John Graham ;
lecturer. !. IT, Is. Hoover; secretary, W.
$. Barnes, Of Raleigh, steward, V. n.
,5cwcll; chaplain. Rev T.. II. Massey bust
ness agent, T. Ivey. y. c. English and
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~ cEORGiI SANCTIONS.

The Elberion Star sings Of the exposition:
sold ElI.art's Eou' 20 the fair
C6inF You bet she Isl
She knows what's g1Od FOR hcr she does
Unt yes. she knows Ter biz
shes goin' 20 10 herself up proud
Theirs music iu tho a:r
and we've loing to yell Tor Ebert
And that big Atlanta Iair.
There's Brown. ana Jones. ana Thompson,
And Sal and Mary Jane:
and law. there's old man Watkins
A-.umiu' down tho lane.
There Eoiu' To De- crowd Of US
Zine sloNiu'. l declare
Amd wen al be- yclln' Dixie
A-Eoiu' TO the fair"
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Two Tragedies in Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla, August ia special
says:
.'rhere were two homcdes in Madison
county today. At Cherry Lake j. l.. Wyche.
a prominent farmer. shot and killed a white
tramp named White White tried TO as
sault Wyche and the latter fired in self
defense.
Near Lee, Caesar and Zach General
brothers and negroes. quarreled and Caesar
threatened TO whip Zach. As Caesar ap-
preached Zach fired, tearing his brother S
head Off"
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They're COMM.

Far Off we hear il hummin'-
The age they call ''tho new
The bicycles a-comin',
And SOS the boomer, too.
No use i'm howin':
Cot 20 climb the hill!
No use in growlin'
When the women say they viii!
No regiment a-drummin'-
Whatever ie may do,
Can stay the dreaded comm
OF the boomers, red and blue.
No use in shoutin:
Got to foot the bill!
No use in poUtin
When the women say they viii!
The world-it keeps a-turnin'-
Were all the time at sea;
But-hanE it,-put the kettle on
And let's have tea
Take off yer collar:
Got TO climb the hilli
No use to holler
When the women say they VIII!
FRANK l.. STANTON.
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Fruit. and Confectionar,.,.

Atlanta August I7-Apples - 81. OoeS3. 90 , hNs
lem - Messina s4.25. Oraages-C alifornfa 40 Il
0a:iuD. COcoannts 2i 1.Sc. Pineapples-I,rafe, az
Goz- S2.oOG2.o5; dozen $4,000 400 Ranana, :
Tie Raisius-New California yl.7j; IA boxes ti55
zoe. 'urranis 6lza1c Leshorn citron 200 a5a
NrtsA iInenGs 400 %. pecans .i-saSc: brazil -.
esSc; ;ilbeTis lie: wauurs IUdIIc: mixed mus
ealOc FeanVts-N ugnia electric light ia DC: rAn.S
Eii So 80.
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Atlanta August 17-Egcs Sa9c Ru,,e- w.
ora creamery 3o6l.2lzc: fancy rennessee 2issIs
thoice Ia: Georgia 1OG I2lac. live no,il 80
lurkeyS 10 = n. hens 20 -,l. Snrlnr chick
1O-: ducks lSeG.Uc- Dressed poultry -
Use; ducks l&Hl4.; chickens IU.gl 2l-r Irish -,
ioes-Bnrhank 5000 LOO p bbl; 5OetUuc ) m Ten
ntssee bp 600 zoe sweet potatoes -.5t1:sc "A -,
Boney-strA'nsd sacloc; Ia the CONN lOsGl,Ia o.
ons zoe v bai 5uLs l2.Ou Ca6px>e Ie,
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Aii4nia. August I.--Roasted coffee 22Io z:1oo
r cases. Green-ChOcP p igc: fair zoe. prlule iea
Sugar-Siandard granulated 4'sc; on granulated =:
New Orleans white 4lzc; do. yellow 4Ssc Svrun
Sew Orleans open kettle 25a3Oc; mixed L Ia
e12cc5ugarhcuse 2Oa;ibc- Teas Black 3O6s65c;
green 2Oeu0Oc. Rice-Head &c: choice 5lzc- salt
uAiry. sacks 81 40: do bbs SEQ. Ice cream Doc
common sOc. Ghecse-Fuil Ic Matchesz-
Cos 5Oc; 1OOI 81 .;iOd -55:OOs s2.75. Soda-Boxes
&c; See. Crackers-SOda 5izc; cream Slc;g ta-
ger snaps Size Candy Common Stsck a.: fansy
l2@I2L. Oysters-F. " $40. l. W. sI.2S 30
Ler-Rihe 500. Shot-Sl..5.
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enectuany yet gently. when costive or bill
ious. or when the blood is impure or slug
gish. a. permanently cure habitual consti-
pr. on L. awaken the kidneys and liver TO
a healthy activity. without irritating or
weakening them. to dispel headaches. colds
or fevrrs use syrup OF Figs.
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JUST From GEORGIA.


RAILROAD Bll' was outlaw bold,
And he'd swing you to a limb.
Or cut your throat FOR a dollar note,
or pair Of shoes. an oycrcoat;
SO a prize was out for him.
And they secured the country far and near:
II a fellow tapped tin
And skipped with dollar.
You'd hear 'em holler
We've got him! Railroad BIN!
And day by day. while he wandcrs free
Takes the country In at Will,
Detectives shout
As they prancc about;
We've got hint Railroad Bill!
No petty thief in the lands secure.
With the people bowling stili
To the startled town.
As they hold him down:
We've got him! Railroad BillF
Answer, Everybody!
Who'll run-who'n run for president? Speak
Up. We merry men,
For that's the leading question now from
Grover back to Bent
Who'll take the nomination? Let everybody
shout!
And when you find candidate, just trot
the fellow out!
Who'll run. who'll run for presidctn? Speak
UP, We candidates
Whove been so long a-swingin on the pres
iden;ial gates!
Is Whitney growing wiser2 Shall Morrison
keep still?
or jump into the circus from a very friend
- Hill?
who'll run. Who'll run for PRESIDENT
Good people speak at once!
The man who keeps his counsel IN inns
crisis is duIcc!
The Office goes begglng-too serious
for fun,
In sixty million people. who'll run, who'll
run. who'll run?
Gin'rnIly Lay Low.
Don't bother bout no boomers, or bi-
cycles and SIGH;
1 don't amount to nothin', an I'm twenty
mile from rich,
The fashions like the seasons. kin come
an then kin go.
The good Lord runs the country an
gin'rally lay low!
Don't bother bout no boomers. or BIZ
cycles l jest
Keep on a-woyliu' constant an a-doin
of my best:
/ hear EN- say the women folks air changed
from long ago:
But. the good Lord took an made EN-, an
l gin'rally lay low!
Don't bother bout no boomers. or BIZ
cycles: I see
That somcW here thars a Twin in this good
old world fer me;
l hear the folks a-growlin' bout the wo-
men changing SO,
But womaus az my table, AM gin
rally lay low.
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PROVISION. GRAIN, ETC
CONSTITUTION OFFICE
ATLANTA, CA. August II. lS9A
F1our. Grain and Meal.

Auan'a August II Flour frs. paieu; "a. 20: sec.
ond patent s425: straight $50; fancy 81. 65:
ira iamiiy $500. torn. white Dos: mixed
48r Oats white 5Sc- mixed 3Oc. Rye. Georgia
soc. Barley Georgia raised SOC. Hay. No. 1 limo
ihy Iarg~ bales %. sul; bales J 90 No 2timothv
small bales. 9Oc Meal. pain BE, hOlted DOC. WheAs
bran. Iargrsstcks. 50. small sacSs 81 ShortsSI iu
stock meal .OO. Cotton seed meal SDc ? loo -
hulls 5000 q JOn- Peas zoe e bu- Grlts IS. -
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come on! The show viii open
Right soou-its understood.
And the ridiuE's mighty easy,
And the walins's powerful good,
Come on, The nags are nying
The banners ON the wall.
The Georgia bccfsteal0's frying.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
Provisions.

Atlanta August I7-t1ear rib sides boxed ga. 80
cured bellies . 80. sugar hams IO3. I9l.,e
California -. breakfast ba ,on lose Iard-Rest
qualify &C second quality 0Ac. compound 51.c
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

ON receipt al SEA l win send Or Haass
German remedy for fetid or sweating Feet;
IS per cent cured Agents wanted Nd
in. = q. ". Evans. Sprngyille. la.
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