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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
Protect the Pheasants,

Alexander Dumas, Of Elyria, county
game warden, liberated two pheasants
recently near the Root road. The law
protects the birds until 1900 and as they
hatch twice a year and are good breeders
the prospects are that by that time hunt
ers will enjoy bringing home a nice
large bird or two. An effort should be
made to get some of the birds released in
this neck of the woods.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
Two Pioneers Gone.

In the deaths Of LOomis Wilton and
Mrs. William Bradley, southeast
Wellington not only loses two noble
characters, but the last Of the early piOn-
eers who located lii that section Of the
township and remained there until call
ed to receive the promised reward for
right living while on earth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
He Got $500.

In the case Of Claude Platt, vs. N. D.
Platt, his father, for the recovery Of $500
due on wages and damages for alleged
breach of contract, Justice Perkins gave
a decision in favor Of the plaintiff allow
ing him the $500 remaining due on his
wages. The defendant will probably
take an appeal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
sERACE, the Shoe Man.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Wellington Public Schools opened
September 7th, with the following teach
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
A Choral Society.

At the Friday evening rehearsal Of the
M. E. church choir, this week, an effort
will be made to organize Wellington
Choral Society. All singers Of the town
will be invited to assist in making the
organization a success.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15

Tuition pupils in the Wellington
schools at thebeginning of the new term.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Paul Pratt, Harry West, Ray Hastings,
Archie Roberts, Elton Walker, Gardner
Sherburn, Clair Barnes, Fred Phillips,
Howard JOrdon, Carl Wilson, Roy Lang,
Heron Eckels, Mable Manning. Cora
Babcock, Ethel Camp, Bertha Gregg,
Mary Hayes, Lena Dirlam, Ethel Gillett,
Jenny Sherburn, Bertha Chapman, Litta
Phelon, Hattie Hull, Edna Barnes, Bessie
Wright, Anna Allyn, Ruth Haskins, Ida
Robeshaw, Cora Auble.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
Joseph Haulk, Forest Williams, Morris
Green, Ray Fulks, Clifford Armstrong,
Kent Robinson, Floyd Manley, Court
Royce, Elmer PrOsser, George Pease,
May Royce, Ruth HOckinsmi,h, Edith
Hockinsmith, Nylla Allyn, Evylin Allyn,
aud Ethel Williams.
PRIMARY.
Leland Crabtree, Vera Crabtree.
The above shows a foreign enrolment
Of forty-seven pupils, representing three
counties, Lorain, Medina, and Huron.
The tuition fund for the term will be
1921. 90 more than half Of what was re
ceived the whole Of last year. 0u
schools have never begun year NOR
auspiciously. The total enrolment il
all the grades is 375, with 100 in tn
High School.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
Advertised Letters.

Austin, Mrs, NJ. S., Beal, P. G.,
Gramm, Theodore, Lindsley, Capt. Aaron
K, Owen, D. E., Solak, Miss POssie,
Rathfeder, Miss Frieda, Wiles, Mr.. Ed
gar.
G. w. Arner, Postmaster.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15

When minced Of good handmade
harness, call at ]. NJ. Otterbacher's for
prices before buying.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
SHOES.

These are great days for Shoe Bargains Bargains,
too of such type have never before been obtanabe
in any other store Lots ofpeope taking advantage
of the unequaed shoe values we're offering. There's
no reason why you shouldn't be of them. You
should be-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-09-15
WALL PAPER.

The opening of the finds us prepared to sub
NIT for your inspection line of paper hanging, replete
with features which certain to appeal to the con-
sumer Our line will comprise well selected and care
fully colored assortment of moderate priced goods,
Strong in novel and artistic features.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28
TIMBER LANDS.

In speaking Of the lumber and timber
Industries OF the CUR States. We wish
to call attention TO ono Of the principal
factors IN their development. viz: Mr..
James D. Lacey, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, with Southern Office at sos Hen
nen Building. New Orleans. La. air.
Lacey was one Of the first Of the
Northern contingent to see ana appre-
ciate the value OF our forest products.
ana since 1889 has been actively engaged
in buying, selling and dealing in tim
Der lands and saw mill properties, hav-
ing handled since that date several
malipn acres OF tiDhar land, and esti-
matad the timber on very large por-
ton OF the pine and cypress districts Of
louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama. F'lori-
da alad South Carolina, ana propably no
person IS more competent than he to
give practical information to would be
buyers or sssllers Of timber lands or
saw mill prcprietors.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28
The E. ]. Hart Co., Ltd.
New Orleans, La.
ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREATEST
DRUG CORPORATIONS.
Famous for Its Proprietary Prepara
tons and the PureRess Of It's
Products.

Messrs. h. J. Hart d CO. we're in
business in this cssy fer oyer fifty years
and made for themselves d name which
any mercantile firm in the world might
envy.
After the death Of the founder OF that
firm a limited company was formed,
with Mr.. e. J. Hart as president. J. &.
Hart. vice president, and 4. L. Redde1l.
secretary and treasurer. The new COM
pany have gone into the exclusive man
ufacturinG of ellxirs, syrups, li4Aars,
solid and nuid extracts--tablets Soluble
hypodermic. triturate and conlpres9ed),
and pharmaceutical preparations Of the
highest grade.
This is the Only exclusively chemical
and pharmaceutical manufacturing COM
Germ in the South, and, with the h.gh
reputation OF the firm, their propara-
lions are eptitled to and do rank with
the standard manufactures OF the
world. 1900
They have met with hearty support
from physicians in the South. not
withstanding the opposition of the very
large manufacturing houses Of the
North.
Only experienced employees are al
lowed to manipulate their laboratory
products and the best materials in 1his
market, and in foreign countries. arc
used In the preparation OF their goods.
They use only the most improved ma
chinery some Of which they designed
Great care is taken to preserve all
the active medicinal qualities of crude
material in che articles they turn ous.
having devoted the very closest scrat-
inv and attention 10 their perfection,
and they guarantee every package.
Their price list is an elaborate one
and it will show their prices are ~ low
as standard goods can be placed on
the market
Among their speciaIties are Cream OF
Bismuth, for external use IN dressing
wounds-for internal use 10 correct
acidity of the stomach and to cure
dfarrhoea and kindred ailments.
Morrhuvin CWine OF Cod Liver OiD
will add TO the adipose tissue and tn
crease strength; ii is also valuable in
che treatment of coughs, colds, con-
sumption and other pulmonary COM
plants.
Harris Alimentary Elixir, ionic.
stiInulsnt and food: paiatabie COM
bination of beef. wine and arcmat.cs.}
z. j. Hart & Co were always noted
for their courtesy and willingness to
accommodate their customers. as a
proof of which the new concern carry
on their books the names OF firms with
whom their predecessors had dealings
tor the past thirty or forty years. All
inouiries addressed 20 the new firm IN
regard to goods. OF their manufacture,
will receive a ready response
The trade who have dealt with them
| have found their terms as liberal as
their prices.
This being essentially a home indus
| try. the druggists and medical fratef-
nifty of the South are especially inVfed
to give them that encouragement Whia1
they themselves expect IN their own
LEGALITY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28

posed that all corks ara naeains-lnade.
1afre arc certain purposes Tor which
ouiS handmade cocks VIII serve. In
fals MT It&amond $ product also ex-
ceitas ne employs only the most skilled
iAapr ana turns out hanGcgJ eOrkg Of all
descriptions. Prescription, W ina and jar
ccfaSs are d specially. and MI Leau-
mune > Crescent IS Preservation
CoFks ara of q very superior quality
ana accorded preference by many
leatia8 drug and medicine houses.
Mr.. Lealnnont enjoys rhs distinction
OF being the only manufacturer and
N Lolaa3is AMI retail dealer IN ccrks in
ms Sontb- The business was established
Ee.pped &c sueh propoHiaps that the
southern Cork Works IS. now ore or
ms most prominent Industrial ssnab-
ashmentS of New Orleans, supplying
Log only 2 very large local patronage
pltt 81 extensive country trade as we'll
Wilils cork can be successfully grown
III ans SO0tN, particularly Louisiana. TO
eTort ~ tAet direction has bean made
eNaep, In an experiment, al way and
heNne a. - t1aT the eulire supply comes
from aatoad. particularly Spain and
y 0Nsh AgIlga. the annual i'm pcTsA ION
10 the Unied States alone amounting
10 g50uJ 2.hle, a0a, Ths cork Of COM
Fnerce is the bark of Shs tree from
n'hica it derives its name. THIS bark
IS peeled off from time 10 time and
so ~ t'A-1At F-4-I 81 t'EAA ~ aAlE ltl1Ill~
factgrsr and maaipuia TED mo ghs stop
pers SO familiar 20 every one.
air. Leaumont receives cork direct
from tire bes. sources Of supply abroad.
a7a With his wcil-equippea works is
amply ante 10 niest competition from
any quarter both as regards quality ana
priee IN any-hing IN the shape OF ma.
chine or haua-cuJ corSs.
IAssmuch as the cork trade OF this
country mas remained to a great extent
II 1hs hahds OF Eastern houses. Who
aaVe spared no effort - exact rribute
from ehe trade ia me South, the sue
c9ss tnsE has attended the Sofis5aero
Cork " orks IS a mater for general
consratulaiion in yhis part al the
country.
Country orders receive special alien
ton, ami the trade throughout the
SoUIh have the satisfaction OF knowing
that ~ ratron:zjng this Southern in
dEStry they are not only encouraging.
home enterprise bus consulting their
own best interests.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28

for the baggage man and the tanlail1-
ING fear t1at You wont get your trunk
checked in tne 10 so en- the sSyne train
WITH yoU. There are delays and delays,
It IS true. largely OF one owa making.
DUE the result is the sanle-9ne is al
ways 10 dou6t until tho very last min
Vfe, ana JAen not fully satisfied Until
ms baggage IS restored 10 aim II is 10
oeF'@te gust SUCH annoyaDees ami petty
fluctuations as this lhat transfers
were created. and OF al Of then n this
country there is none better managed
or Offering more satisfactory aecoTaalo-
cation 5ast the NeW o.
leans Transfer whereof that
InSg. AIR. William c. Faust. is a. tina
head. tins New Orleans Transfer depot
IS centrally located AZ Nos III and 6i3
/ common street, near Camp. Convenient
10 hotels ar1 connected BY telephone
with all parts Of the city. One OF tie
special features az the New Orleans
Transfer lis that of checking
baggage through q destinat ton from
ones residence. nus. suppose yon
wanted 70 70 Q New York Or any Other
necessary is 10 get your railroad t!cket
and notify The transfer people w9en
ard over which road Won intend 10
leave. That's al the bother you have,
fer they do the rest and co Il right aad
II does not cost cent more taan ityou
hired a wagon yourself and perS onAily
supervised the checking.
For the convenience or the transient
public the New Orleans Trans
fer seeds ends iis ot agents s, ;. o,, 9 !,
.rsirs, ia order 10 arrange FOR the re-
nUval Of baggage and luggage from ire
Grain 10 any desired point 10 The city. or
from one depot 70 another. lumed istety
upon the arrival OF the trains a. iae d7-
This obviates the numerous annoy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28
BAGGAGE BOSSES.


xy.ha thar has ever Travelled better
knavx the troubles of not having. their
haggage safely and expeditlously
handled. And who OF those who nave
NOT Travelled. taking their maiden trip,
q II were. but found the first stum6iing
block in their way IN the shape OF pas-
saga a man IS engaged TO haul II 10
he depot, and then there is a scramble
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28
CHAT ABOUT CORKS.
The Only Mandatory ia the SOUTH
The Southern Cork W orks.

The only Mandatory ia the SOUTH
The Southern Cork Works.
The majority Of people are yegy apt
10 ignore or overlook he jmp1f aice
~ Some OF the smaA things NiAL ara
really indi speusabie but IN such COM
mon use that cheN exc 20 30 special 4h,
reresf Take cOrRs. fer ms ance ara
80, - scion one is Obliged 40 con-
fSsa thk. no substitute co8ld he foGnd
Cor these Ettle articles OF wi1ca 80
many are consumed ti3 az paris o. me
worl8 Ard yer few ever teaii4@ snaL
tha material known as cork IS an i'm
no,fanH article OF commerce ana lu&l
~ Manufacture into tins cofks taet
ara used IN 4tsch numbers by the VINE
aud liquor GRADES, brewers dIasSls-s,
patent medicine houses -, '@9'
constitute an extensive industry.
Tn the south this important article Of
commerce aud universal necessity mas
an intelligent and suecSsS4ut oAg1ts-4s
In Mr.. -. G. Leaunolllf propfieeoE %
rhe southern CORK W OIAs. ca. tie1 u
,r1Fo1,n'~oufas street and Natcnez al
lev VINO has done more COWARD the
Sa,,aionyaant OF the industry IAan any
osher man ia pfe coomfy. ar. Let4-
y,t9,,r is nor only A practical cork MAKER
80 = rlcsa student. and being possessed
~ considerable mechanical ablhty hAs
davofed much OF hts spare time - the
oarfectiug Of machinery TOT ms manu-
faemre Of c0rks. aud under rs super
,,,sNhine which IS 50 far ahead OF
q 1r 9tS.tiag hMherto known THAI It's out
pu5 OF stricslv arst-elass corks - 1ast
doubie the quantity. The economy Oh
t;.,as ana labor BY Ghs use of tAis ma
ch5ne alone gives the progressive pro-
,,rIetor an advantage over his compett-
Sors everywhere, which he Is not slow
~ avail himself eS e Hna hene7s o.
SIC isrion OF pssroas. Nearly eveTy MA
nhlns of the many IN operation at Mr.
,eauynont's immense new and centrally
iorafed establishment bears some EVIL
dence OF llig hanaiwork, combining IN
connplete cork factory in the United
states. II must not, however, be sup
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28


a. tovt
sane trimming Twq
i use ouaho the
been edna
been
aoa
states Alabama
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28

THE ITEM Is FOR LAW AND on.
DER. NOTIFY US OBJ ANY VIOLA.
TToNS THEREOF.
The Progress., 1897-05-15
"a BATTLE FOR BREAD

DR.. TALMAcE BREACHES ON FAM.NEs
PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL
Ihs Birds Of the Bible-ElUsh and the
Ravens That Fed Him-The Ravens That
tho Lord Has Today-The Vest Family
Of God.
returned home after most remarkably
successful tour through the west, and in
behalf Of the famine struck OF India, speak
ing in the great corn CenteFs to vast lnul-
titudes Of people and raising many car
loads of breadstuffs and many Thousands
Of dollars His subject 10 today to the Inst
degree appropriate to all who are trying to
achieve LIVELIHOOD. Text, Kings xviii,
q, And the Favehs brought him bread
and flesh in the morning and bread and
6esh In the evening""
The anthology of the Bible Is very
Interesting study. The stork which know
eth her appointed time; the common spar
rows teaching the lesson of Gods provi-
dence: the ostrtches Of the desert by care
less incubation illustrating the reckless
ness of parents who do not take enough
pains with their children: the eagle SYM
bolixing riches which take wings and fly
away; the pelican emblemizing solitude;
ehe nas' make OF the darkness; the night
neWk, tn0 ossiifa9e, tho CUCKOO, the IaP-
wing, the osprey, by the command OF God
ln 1evaticuss hung ous OF the worsds Dill
= rare.
woo1o IKE 70 nave oeen with Audu-
bon ~ no went through the woods, with
.r...ns..- ~. Ss-;s. - rSs ~. 80 ~
Cd portfolio thrilling all Christendom.
What wonderful crea4ures Of God the birds
aroi Some OF them, this morning. like
the SONGS OF heaven let loose. bursting
through the gates Of heaven. Consider
their feathers, which are clothing and con-
veyance AZ tho same time; the nine yerte-
barn OF the neck. the three eyelids to each
eye, the third eyelid an extra curtain for
graduating the light OF the sun. Some of
obese birds scavengers and some of then,
orchestra. Thank God for quail's whistle,
and larkss carol, and the twitter Of the
wren, called by tho ancients the king OF
birds. because when the fowls OF heaven
went into q contest as to who should fly
the highest, and the eagle swung nearest
~ - 49,
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-18

ana other trains carrying large ne.ss.esi.7
OF passengers. A number of times acct
dents nave happened to these heavily
loaded trains and, almost invariably, in
vestigation develop the fact that the con-
ductor was so busy taking tickets that
he did not have the time to pay the
proper attention to running the train.
The,receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have been investig ting this
matter for some time and have decided
that. hereafter, whenever there are ex-
cursions on the road, that there shall be
two conductors to each train. 1t will be
the duty of one of these conductors to
attend the passengers and collect the
tickets, while the other will look after
the running of the train. General Man
ager Greene has issued the following or
der to general superintendent, effective
Feb. 3.
I'm view of the coming inaugural. when
we will have very large passenger BUSH
ness, / deem it essential that the trains
should be fully manned. You are hereby
authorized to put on an extra man on all
these extra trains, who will take the tick
cts, leaving the regular conductor to give
his full time to the running of the train.
This not only applies to the inaugural
trains. but to all excursion trains in the
future"
It is believed by good railroad men that
this is the only proper solution of hand
ling large numbers of people expeditions
ly and safely
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-18
A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT
To the People Was the Defeat of
the Bill
SAYS HON. H. L. MCKEE
Two Years Hence the People Will Elect Repre-
sentatiyes Who Will Need No Urging
to Pass Such a Bill.

Hon. H. L. Mckee, president of the
Alabama Commercial association, was in
the city yesterday, circulating among his
host of friends. Mr. Mckee has been in
Montgomery working very hard to secure
the passage of the constitutional conven-
tion bill. A State Herald reporter inter-
viewed him as follows:
What do you think of the result?"
TT will be a great disappointment to
many people who entertained an earnest
expectation that the general assembly
would do their duty 10 the committee
having the matter in charge, as repre-
senting the commercial bodies of Ala
bama, it has been a disappointment,
though at no time were we sanguine OF
a favora BILE result.
THE effort was earnest, honest and
open. 1t was made in aaznon partisan
spirit. but this seemed to avail nothing
There can be no let-up On Ahis ques-
ton, the people will be heard from. Two
years from this you will see different
body who will need no urging to secure
a prompt passage of this measure.
Il do not know what course the next
convention will take, but l shall advise a
thorough organization to this end
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-18
PROBATE COURT.

Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday. Mr.. WILDER Syx will wed MISS
Agnes Lee Robertson, and Mr. ). >. Price
will become the husband of Miss Ella
Jefferson.
The following real estate transfers were
filed for record.
Thomas A. Hamilton to Amanda f.
Hamilton-Lots /, 16, II, % and "a; one
half interest in lots g II, IA and 10; one
eighth interest in all other lots in Hamii-
toms addition to Birmingham; $7S4.3O.
William and Emma Hall to j. M. Den
ton--Lots s. block 9, "Spaulding," accord
ing to Walker Land company's survey;
$40O
Lucy Tucker and son, Will Turner, to
Bessemer Loan company--One acre along
Alabama Great Southern railroad right OF
way ON north half Of southeast quar-
ter of section 20, township IL, range
west; $3.50.
Ensley Land company to T. ]. Holland,
Jr.-I.ot 2, block 2, Ensley addition to
Pratt City S206.25.
Same to j. B. Holland-Lot |, block 2
Ensley addition to Pratt City; 1925.
T. ]. Holland, Jr., to Elizabeth Hol-
land-Lot 2, block 2, Ensley addition TO
Pratt City; $780,
j. b. Holland to Elizabeth Holland. lot
1. block 2, Ensley addition to Pratt City,
Mrs Elizabeth M. Holland ct al. to
James M Donaldson, lots 1 and 2, block
2, Ensley addition to Pratt City, $780, >,
VIM. Shelves to Charles A. Ivey, W. "a
of n. e. u, lsection 6, township 10, range
west, $500.
A. b. Finch to H. A. McNutt so feet off
south end of lots TO- II and II, block 5,
East Lake; n. u of s. Y OF n e. u of n.
w. 4, section 10. township II, range
west, containing 2ls acres, 800 ~
Elyton Land company to Mrs Matte
M. Nelson, lot and south " lot l, block
S52 city $3.50.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-18
DIsTILI,ERIES RAIDED.

Four reports of raids on Illicit distil-
leries were reported yesterday morning
at the office of the internal revenue col
lector. Three of these raids were made
by Deputy Collectors Z. 2. Tousil and l..
d. Wadsworth i'll Marion county, as fol-
lows:
On the 10Th inst. near Ireland HILL CO.
gallon copper still, flake stand, seventeen
fermenting tubes 1000 gallons of beer,
two meal chests. twenty gallons of sing
lings all valued at $3.50. Daily capacity,
ten gallons Plant was destroyed and j.
T. Armstrong arrested.
Near Piere's mills, 50-gallon copper
still, cap and worm, flake stand, eleven
tubes, 1900 gallons Of beer, ten gallons
of singlings, valued at 800. Daily ca
and no arrests.
Near Haley's postoffice, 20sgallon cast
iron still, cast iron cap and copper worm,
flake stand, seven tubes, 500 gallons of
beer, eight gallons of singlings. one
bushel of meal, half bushel of malt corn,
four bushels of mash, valued at $50.
Plant destroyed and w. r. Gossett ar
rested.
The other raid was made by Revenue
Agent W. W. Colquit, of Atlanta. in Ran
dolph county, near John and Morgan
Bailey's corn house, S5-gallon copper
still and worm, fake stand, three tubes,
sixty gallons of beer. five gallons of sing
lings., two jugs, one basket and tools.
Daily capacity, seven gallons. Plant,
valued at $40. was destroyed, and Nor
gan Bailey arrested at the place. John
Bailey was captured the following day.
They are both In Jail at Qpelika. This
raid was made on the 18th inst.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-18
REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTHERN

Railway-Inauguration President Elect
Mckinley Washington, d. c.. March
4th, 1897.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway (the only direct line from the
south, entering Washington over it's own
tracks, viii sell round trip tickets from
all points, at the low rate. of ONE LIN
TIED FIRST CLASS FARE. FOR THE
ROUND TRIP.
For regular military companies in uni
form and brass bands accompanying
them, 25 or more on one ticket, 1 cent
per mile, distance travelled short line
mileage with arbitraties added.
Tickets will be sold from all points,
March 1, g. and Sd, limited to continuous
passage in both directions, with final
limit March 9Th, 1897
An excellent opportunity to visit the
Nations Capital, beautiful Washington,
and witness the grandest inaugural pa
rade ever presented in America. Double
daily trains, carrying superb Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers. Reservations
made in advance For further informa-
ton, call on any agent of the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY, or write
]. P. BILLUPS, T. p. A..
Birmingham. Ala.
$500 1-27-till-mr-4