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Vt vy 3 tsL a K2l a Jg Uf rrniiisiii iim a- A sf sJW B4TURBAY MAECH8rJ884 i OPERATES. fOOOA. ANNOUNCES THE PEARANCEOF XCUT. About It- It Xtana VotUa a Tn Kay tw KPT to It thn Apptan 0 March The Merchant' to day notified the merchant ot 3 rates from Chattanooga toKewYortf it on the tame bails toNaihrllle. Thi i pearly thirty per cent grit class Led from IU5 to 85 cents and vuwr Ike proportion.

The impression preraOi the premonltlca of a collapse of the jlway root. although it is daimed Itwu canted by a culby the cutea 1 Western and Atlantic to night offeii to Ite via the ton them steamship Use La ee Virginia and Georgia wm1rh tuit to-morrow with Mr. Joseph XI. Brown ditpatch cam in attwelre o'clock nd ia a pair of xxiinutei a CoxarrrcTKW Dg up Mr. Joseph It.

Brows at the Brown had the hind telephone at hif cond or sa and the tcriba read the m. ibout i. atked the young was the reply. 1 heard there and of course If there it one we wiU meet does th cut itartf" i it lj the roots by lu1n111e tnd QJ guess torn of those lines hare quar. cut ball don think it will unenntt tit the tlng the rate waif Jjt so consider it.

I think the tmWi wm up in a day ortwoand thiogtvUlthea uiisi don break the pool' 1 pt is all right. re three routes compiling for the Dnslnest tecLed by this cutting The route by' iheWce ra and Atlantic and the an" IEZ covsiiTcnoa hat kept Itiresders Irmed so far and to date up with fnei only thing to do now it to wait and BITS OF HUMOR. WANTED A SQUAT i Will Street News the height of the reahet in the Ohio rlni earner which was approaching Portamonth I a family of five person floating 1 Juidr hcuk mr thetrd lo until the captain could he woud lower a boat but the head of ly replied tede go to icy trouble a bout It. yt Wiol to be taken off fl we don feel one 2fp bettor come aboard I guess not. Were got plenty to eat and id the old woman and thllQrcn re tie fclant the roof an tldoanyihlig foryonT' raps you might.

It looks if we wit- 5 0 Uod on the Keotucky shore within the- I' miles and If you know anything about empUon la of that state you might drop to the beet kite fur a squt VOT A UtGHIiG KaTTXX. I Philadelphia tan stood It the trout gate watching her dot coming down the street with a kettle- i tall. It amused her yuUy. i the owner of the dog ucurriedby in hot 55 whereuiou tbe at the gate laughed 1 nnncignborly laugh Ii little boy rounded the corner with brlht it look- upon his fee a woo should uy on an errand lor lay dear ma to me. i pped and sild to the woman at the gate.

I are you laughln at piled with hilarity I'm at old. dog with a kettle tied to its tail" liwful funny ain it the little boy laid urriedon. he kettle 70013 the won at the gate suddenly stopped PRESIDEtiriAL. he SL Lmu Globe-Democrat rep. ut pretidential election will be determined role cut within four milts of the City hall of irk.

tili vote i lea than 40 COO democratic tht president will be republican more COO the chlllcel are the oUier wty Thu it would phrase it the to ouce of he Sew ofk Truth. ltd. let A Arthur may not be the best man for at But he the only available candidate he only man In the field who can carry the ork His nomination would be so le to Lit die Domination wsuld umount to the wsured ucctss of the demo Tent er Under all the A Arthur Ii the test man the republican chO I the Cincinnati Journal den. fire democratic pperi in Ohio haTBde and are still denouncing the Standard iou di by which Mr Payne wee elected the over the almott unzimoui protest of the peo- flf the Standard Oil cabal think en oldmuof four years can carry tucn a welihtand ae lei them trot him out. the Omaha Herald.

dern. old ticket to great demand in thUP Zt country Min should not uplre to ihte A yiIsas F. ft right. of Leed Alabama tuflerel Jely by the cyclone. The following eorropon explains itself tad will be red with inter IJUVSAA February 21 Dr.

W. right-Mr glr EtclAedIOtt biaate find plllle of depollit to ydurae Ihe national bank of Birmingham I two hundred cod fifty dollara con 6nn lur portion ol R. and Ex Co. both am Scan and contractors which we hope 700 WM in the friendly way it 1 meant. Mired my deer doctor yon baTeonrj" ti r- i to your great affliction lid tiat we could render a uunc taw I we tswire you would be cheerfully done.

litaauywithet for the early recoTtrjW Joar3 le Wt Le very truly your. 8. B- For R. and Ii Ex. Co Miwn u1 Otlltlemen leandgcaerout contribution of lanalely baud and be' with such a humsue letiu v.

and fullr sppreeIti ngt of ir1cnsh1p in which render. me totally my profound Uianks l1 nude. Suffice it to fay that my cbUdI0 Jrea children shall tiwyi hold JOU inK tmbrarr Uhiogilol you ahsppy andPJ your grateful friend OUR ND OF A MAN kind of a man for yon end me Jfaoti the wo Id urfliochlntlT unlletl lone the wroog ren a knuckled filth cud fseIikefEE rn the life be is preaching of QTe wberenojtltihentedof loTOi voict is clear to the deaf man ears i hit lice tuWlme th oo the blm 3 light shines out where the clonds were dim 4 widow sprayer goes up for him 3 a latch li clicked at the hoYdi door the tick man ee the son once out or the barren fields he inglng h1ocoi and waring tree allog at only the dying may. gone no kind or a man for me and you jweT little of worth do liiwdlts full and abides in trust Cat time will teach ni how more itlosU wilki abroad and he mwit all kU14 Querulous Ld nneuymiadi ao ijmpathlxlntheihartitherein the ionbtt ttat tack heart tad teflfl ad. knowing this Yo rp hli he III sorely coming to understand looks sin with pltilnx ejee- Sffid reM i scarlet they shall white snow nd-f still with a grief half hat the bad areas good as the thekladol nan lor you and mel THE STATES MO FROM VIRGINIA TO TEXAS KENTUCKY TO FLORIDA.

ttarJw Amstad Hear nnIIloL Th WAS By telegraph to The Constitution. tnc March 7 A little ntgro girl on Mr. Ben. RiChiea place was burned to death last Tuesday MIL While she was standing with her back to the zSn the flame Cllb her dress and latally burned Wore It could be extinguished. JO Tern.

liu March The body of Henry Loagwho op tri3UhIy disappeared from ruallo. a year ago hi- just been found burled in a rthe uer town here the wolTet hid dug It up. He had a large nun of zuoLey on liti pereou when he left and there Jj re doubt about tie being murdered. Blpttl UUslMlppl jjrLiT March 7 Mr Marion Cox. a farmer lie.

lug in BWn county left home last Stnr wni gun saying he wanted to go hunting. At erIJ hour on Sunday morning he was deaa by grave of hla lather in the i rareyard not far lIfe thought committed suicide. Aull tVxftfc March 7 The Daily Capital a new piper with a capital of Sio ooo made iu fleet appearance I 4 to-day It has news of the drowning of a man. tile wife and four children while trying to fo the river below here The family were moving trom a to the upper country and gave the name of Armstrong fact before cruising the river The drowning occurred la strop county. vttac Tuuoe lBJn4JiCQ March 7 The Stanton house built ten jean ago by lion.

C. Stanton of New York. at a cost of a quarter of I. million dollars vat to dl1Old under a mortgage of one hundred tnowand dollars held by UttoO rock of New i ork The bo el Was one of the finest in the couth owned of by Fr Wolfe and at the le brought only forty one thousand doUr Mfjr lift was the purchaser. 8.

AtUiU Tex Bi ANTONIO Mirth Great Interest iff manliest just now in the cattle trade and many prominent bujere and handlers of catUe are to the city. It Is alleged on the streets that combinations have been formed to reduce or tar the actual marketable valuee of cattldfand that the country has be districted and that vxtue bands Iii this state Zanoai. Coloradoend iU otrt are operating conjointly It remains to be developed whether tuch EtatemenU nave any foundation though many give them credit. Little Ark BM LTTTLK ROCK. Much 7 E.

Roberta. the minis tar of the AlIlCln Methodist Episcopal church who stated In an thterview tome weeks ago. that he had united in marriage Isaac Blnbt then sheriff of Detha county Ark. aadNlKonri Bradford colored hat made the following affidavit I certify that after FP1emnizlng the ri of marriage between Isaac Banltuon and Mjssourl Bradford in Memphis county of ohelby state ofleuceseee onthe gh day of Dtcember li I made dus return In writing on lie murikge eertiteaie and delivered the same to Uaac lUntstou who slid he would return me game to the clerz of the county court of Shelby couutj for record POTTATOK March Las Monday night about I o'clock wll1llt Mr. Glover who was but recently married and with his bride reside with W.

Mostly nbout twomllei from Red LLIldwu setting before the fire not dreaming of harm some villain without the tear of God the law or human charity in his heart. crept tilelUlUy up to the open door of Mr. Glovej room and fired a charge of buckshot into the body of the unsuspecting man Ihe charge except one shot which passed through the victim took effect in his lower extremities probably inflict ng wounds that will result in dedit. If lynch law II justifiable certainly it is in such cases as this. Nra- OIWUNi rch 7 The national cotton exchange report of the overland movement of cotton for months ending Februarv 29 ih it as follows This year.

List year. Port receipts i 840 4S 3 3864402 Total overland 7U660 642512 of which to mllle 416870 437 To font 272 392 365 106 In iramit 9 6 10 0 To Canada. 662 id 259 Ei ports to jreitfin sin 1833077 l99Ji71 France 872 672 317914 Continent 19 149 IS6 Channel ports. 10 452 13 ss Total exports. 9S5S50 8208602 At tea.

between porls. 19 61 82892 Total takings northern epinners. 1 096 966 1 24o 283 Stock at pt at close of Keu 959 142 y0 ii9 Overland for February. 51 4 6 4 Spinners taking for Feb. 99013 li426 Corrections la port receipts so telegraphed by the Gold and ock telegraph company for the unto of I ret reduction of 150 bales.

John fl Stone who was nominated by the re pub lICd1 fur attorney general. has declined. saving that he is a democrat and will support the democratic nominee IDWABDSN Iii. Match 7 Dr O. W.

Shep- be and Mr. Hale near the Georgia line on the Georgia Pacific railroad amvedbringinga man named Thomas Jicltson. left with him for Bloomfield Stottari county Missouri where he Is under sentence to hang for a murder committed about four years ego. Dixon. with the other prisoners broke jail at uloomfield in September last and has been at large ever sines lie turned up In the snniston neighborhood several weeks ago.

A large reward was ottered for his capture and Dr. Shepherd end Mr. Hale learning of this reward. and from some cause having their suspicions fastened on Dixon. determined to catch him if possible.

e. After being deputized to make the arrest and having learned exactly where the suspected man was sjiyiog went out orhim They I Dixon inbeda a little sick but they took him to Auniston and boarded the train with him. Dixon made no attempt at resistance nor even denied his identity but confessed that he was the man they were loosing for. The prisoner was kept with JB inns tied together with ropes. Dixon is apparently 50 years old or a few yea 1 more though he JB he is 65 It la thought he has committed several murders.

ti1aM VaHUaa. 0 CoLVIUI14 Mirth 7 There is no longer any doubt Ii to which the greatest newspaper in the south. for ATLANTA COSSTITJTiON is unquestionably entitled to that place Your talk about the enterprioc of the Charleston News and Courier. Why. that journal is nothing compared to Tu COttTflVTION I have carefully compared during the put three weeks contemporaneous Israel of the New Orleans Times Democrat Louisville Courier Journal.

Charleston News and Courier and Till CoxsrmmoN and the examination convinced me that the gate city leads the south in journal- lam. la the variety and arrangement of news the treatment of subject in the editorial columns and above ill the terse and racy paragraphs which adorn the editorial page this paper is marvel of ability life and enterprise. It certainly goes ahead of ai newspaper ever published in the southern states It the New York Herald of the south. I believe that to fl ve years It will hue a dally drcn latlou of fifty thousand copies. Thus spoke a lit.

ertt7 gentleman this morning to a group of Mends who were dlscuailng southern journalism and they all agreed with him. much to the graUflca- Boa of your correspondent who was standing Colonel A. Butler. commissioner of n1cUl tore thinks South Carolina will make a creditable Jtoplay of her products at the ew Orleans expos lion. He la trying hard to arouse our people to Uie Importance of heatiring themselves in the matter Itia met with marked encouragement from jeperwaswhom he addressed on the subject.

and It seems rJmOb1 certain that the palmetto state wui make a brilliant showing In the great world' December The force of oonricti employed on the enl are excellent work at wwenfc ra ctce1r uI1D1nch 1 Qrlnisby Intand. been in this city for the put few dayiTsbe Ud the asthH or merttoxtoui hlworta and ofherpaenu areeneemedaa brilliant and rodnctionB SPSNCERS SECRETS. CSSbjiOMsalttM. Larch 7. 7.

Spencer ol 4 now a reddeatot Nevada was examined to ay tylhe Spdnger committee ooooeraiBf the tar rat UvcaUxattoa- ZxPesut General Junta ta bit tezt1oy oa Wednesday testified tb tte flr knowledge that aetoallrandi existed the stas urn- wrrice WM mined from described the dr cam taneet under which he became membwefOarfleldscabinet Befemaftons wanttln the lamee te 4 JUdy in January. un nt fW Newada toHeV York 04 tmtineti One day. while walkiot in Bwad- Ju then ptmuter d. Sew York. lilt he aikjd me to accompany him tohta ofiee.

I did to and wh at th he told me that he wanted to go into Garfield's cabinet at psstmattergeBeral and well me to aid him. I said I traldtto trim. and afterwards did render what aid I could. When he had been an. pointed general I silo to.

him that he had an opportunity that few men had In a Ute tints to make a great repuutloa Ee aske4 how and I replied that he could snake the tGmce depart ment self sustaining the fret year and that the next year he etuld reduce the pottage to two cents. How he again ajked. By breaking up the tt route ring I replies I took a pledge tram him that what I said thwl be strictly confidential SeTeral men coanVed with the rirg liTtd Its the west and were almost neighbors of mine. Ide sired that my name should not go to the public at an Informer Afterwards I went to Gsrfield and received a pledge from hint that Wt I should say to the postmaster general should be confidential He pre me the tame m1rnC8 that James tad given that my information mould be secret. I i THE COLLECTION OF NEWS.

Continued from Thai Page. The associated press exercise It. right enjoyed by every other private business in the land of choosing its own partners. It does not interfere with the formation of other associ aliens or with individual enterprises. The result of government intervention even if the constitution warranted such intervention.

would be to increase the cost to the weaker papers and to reduce the cost to the stronger III I have already shown. At this paint Mr. Chairmen. I desire to disclaim any purpose to discuss the question of a postal telegraph. It is one on which good citizens may honestly differ.

Toe associated press papers are divided in opinion on this subject. You are asked by complainant to interpose the power of government to compel the telegraph company to discriminate against the associated press and in favor of the united press. Fortunately the fundamental law about which the complaisant in blissful ignorance prevents this and places all on an equal footing but this request opens up to view the danger to the liberty of the press if the hand. ling of the reports were left to the officers or the ernployes of the political party. The passions end interests of party constitute a dangerous basis upon which to rest the but mess of the newspaper press of the republic.

Anyone familiar with the difficulties in the way of tracing in delays blunders and omis sinus in handling the press busineu will understand how futile a legal enactment would be to protect the press against partisan interference. The frequent expediting of a report to one or a delay to a very important piece of news at a critical hour by magnetic disturbances atmospheric influences to another might prove fatal to an opponent. The success of newspapers depends in a measure upon time in a case of news almost upon seconds of time. Complaints" re made because the members of the associated press choose their partners and don't throw open the doors to every new corner. What private business is conducted on that principle Does the dry goods merchant divide the orders of his commercial agent with his neighbors Does a broker supply comp ting brokers with his private dispatches and yet it has been gravely suggested here that this privilege be applied to the associated press business as distinctly private others.

Mr. Smith held that congress had no power to regulate the business of theassociated press or any other private business and continued Now Yr. Chairman the members and clients of the associated press hue a valuable property which has been acquired ttircigh years of in dUtry and the expenditure of many millions or dollars. Are you going to sweep it away But it is proposed to accomplish this through legislation the regulating Western Un- ion telegraph company. In the business or af.

fairs of that company the associated press had no interest but we have contracts not very valuabe but they are valid contracts and under them we have entered into written obligations to other parties which obligation we are legally bound to fultill. Has congress th right to pass II law imparmg the obligations of contracts Whence is this power derived9 Can congress do indirectly what it cannot do directly Witness next referred to the rates charged in Great Britain. He said if applied to this country the vastness of the territory would increase the cost beyond what is now paid. The impression had been left with the committee that the news reports be had in England upon application to the government and paying a rate of four cents per hundred words. This.

however is not the rate. The news reports are the property of individuals and are sold or withheld at their option. There are no associations of newspapers there. The papers of London act independently of each othar and they have their correspondents as do papers in this country. A long verbal examination of Smith by the members of the sub-committee followed the conclusion of his opening statement.

Senator Hill said he assumed that the associ ated press had a large. number of loccl contracts contracts with local associations and asked if they were not exclusive in their character. You could not. he queried give their news to any other as o-elation within their territory. Mr.

Smith raid the associated press certainly would not do so. These associations he said were all members of the associated press all parts of the same machinery but for convenience the territory had been divided into associations for local purposes. Tnere were members of the assocjtaon who had franchises in the form of certificates. Theynughtbe said to be the controlling members of the associated press. Papers that had not such certificates had instituted these local organizations.

and their COD tracts exclusiveness of the contracts he hid refer. ence to carrying the power of the telegraph companies. It is merely a matter of internal government Instead of giving them certificates they were given contracts which guar. anteed that they should have precisely the same privileges III the controlling members. Senator Hill wed II any person wishing to start a paper within the territory of a local association could get news of the associated we.

Smith said it could only be done with the consent of the paper in the tocality whence the applies. turn would come. For illustration two pipers in Minneapolis receive the associated press reports. It a new appli cation were made for reports the matter would be referred to the two papers. They would be asked whether or not the new partner should be admitted.

Lest year five new members were admitted in different places. No reasonable application ever refused. There were many foolish people who wanted to start newspapers. They could be found every two weeks in every town in the land. The management of the associated press left the matter to each conimnhlty and to the associated press papers in the community to decide whit should be done.

New YOu March 7 Bnrinesi failures throughout the country occurring during the list wren days. reported to. B. G. Dun 4 Co.

tiuniber 272. of which 216 were in the United States fiG in Canada increase for the United States of 23 and of Canada of U. As compared with last week the failures ore on the increase In the middle and Pacific sUtes. and especially in Canada where the figures of the week are higher than hare teen reported for years to that period MAScronx March 7. The Guardian says there labut small change in the market altbonrh in some quarters prices ares shade nigherfowing to large yorchsses of cotton at March 7.

In the Mincing Line markets sugars arefrerj' njaca depressed. Coffee is generally doll. Toll prices how- Rice traIn circular Esyi The grain trade has been steady in various spot markets. Prices wen well maintained. English wheat Is getting scarce and occasionally has been one shilling dearer.

There his been more business in cargoes urine the last few dsys Cargoes off coast arc slightly improved. to-day's market wheat was in limited demand at late rates. There was small inquiry for fburat lightly tower prices. There was a large upply of corn all kinds declined one pence. In CU En.

New Toit March 7t A general reduction was made to-day by the cotten exeharge In the tales of commissions charged 07 tbe cotton brokers for the transaction of trurfnese The new law provides thai a rebate of 15 shall be allowed in the prtscn commission of 25 for the sale er purchese of every 110 balsa 01 cotton or perioDs not members of the exchange provided the reside in New YOlk or Brooklyn and of 12 50 for peisoas reehdieg out' side of these dUes. UugIg earuiak. SAVAKBAH Match 7 David MeLain who toUt- edW 8 Baxtontohis gate on February 5 1879 and shot Mm dsad in the presence of his family was publicly hanged at Traders 11111 0000 today McLln raved like a maniac. Ills death was not painful. A I IGHT TO TO DiATH On the IHh day of July.

1881 the people of the quiet littfe town of Eiyerton in southwestern Iowa were engaged in their usual pursuits when two horsemen coming from the south rode up behind toe bank of Paverton where dismounting they tied their horses and pro ceeded to the front door of the bank which they entered. One of them was as murder- ous in appearance and as fearless as either of the James boys and at one time belonged to their banditti. He was the notorious robber Polk Wells. His companion was perhaps less daring. but equally desperate.

Wells offered a 5 bill to the cashier Mr Sexton asking to hart it changed and. when the cashier turned his head for that purpose the second robber aimed two 44 caliber 8 inch revolvers at his head and held him there while Wells sprang over the counter and in a moment hid placed the cash in sight 4 GOO in a sack. Toe two then compelled the cashier to walk with them to the back of the bunk bringing four revolvers to bear upon him. Reacning their horses they mounted and rode out of town firing back with reckless indifference to in timidate my one inclined to pursue them. They were traced to Dubuque Iowa where he op ned a hotel and where Sheriff Daniel Farrel 1 followed them.

When he reached Dubuque Norris was away but Wells was to his hotel quietly attending to hen the officers were within a block or the hotel they were in plain view of any person looking from its. office window and with the turn matters had taken it was iraposs to avoid this exposure Toe robber est looking out of his othee window and saw them ap. proaching. He knew at once that it was an unusual crowd for that tinie in the morning and he became suspicion. To be suspicious was to be forearineti.

1 He immediately went to the back part of the bot- from which he might have tscat ed i ut that it was his boast that he never ran away from any man. Hero he arranged and looked to the cond Uon of his two revolvers and waited the approach of the officers. Farrell. knowing nothing or this action on the part ot the bandit followed by the crowd went into the ho el and ap proached the clerk of the office and inquired for Mr. Warner the name- by which Wells was known.

Scarcely were the wons out of his mouth ore the door within about three feet of him leading to the dining room was thrown open and Wells appeared with a 44 caliber revolver in hand. Farrell asked him if he was Mr. Warner. 1 es said Wells as he instantly leveled the murderous weapon in the face of the intrepid officer. They were standing close together at tins time and Farrell had taken the precaution to draw his revolver and hold it cocked in his overcoat pocket.

The desperado confidently expected that the officer would say he did not wish to see him and ca speedily as possible beat a retreat There are but few men who would not have done so. Farrell notwithstanding Inc was at the of of having his revol. ver in his coat pocket while that of the man who would take his life on the instant ho showed fight was cocked in tile face still thought he had an even chance and he acted promptly. Striking the pistol from his face tie drew his own and then one of the most terrific struggles ever known to kill his man and save himself began. That Ferret was very quick was shown by the fact that both pistols were discharged at the same time.

Wells's shot just missing rrell took effort in the door casing beh nd him. Farrell's shot took effect in Wells's a lett breast passing under the breast borne and lodging in tOe right side. Tars wound did not in tne disable him at that time. but he leaned hack a en into the dining room with Farrell following close to him. Both fired again each trying to avert the shot of the other.

Farrell's shot took effect and made a slight scajp wound but did not penetrate the skull. ells shot was turned aside by a blow from FarreL By this time the two men had closed and Wells kept backing around the room each in the meantime struggling to get in a shot and at the same time hold the weapon of the other. As they struggled through the room they knocked over a stove in which a hot fire Will burning. They broke table chairs and dishes. Finally at they were passing by the stove and it was knocked over.

Wells threw his. pistol arm around the pipe and fired hitting Farrell in the back of the head. The ball passed across the skull under the scalp. This shot for a moment paralyzed Farrell and carried him to his knees and he lost his revol. ver.

Justas Wells was drawing down on him again he had recovered and sprang arid clinched Wells as his only hope for life. The shot of Wells went into the ceiling and Farrell threw him heavily to the floor and as they lay there Fdrrell seized Wells's revolver and struggled for OIISeStiou knowing that it Will death to the- man who released his bold. In the conflict on the floor they moved along until they came within reach of Far. rd's pistol which he immediately seized but before he could fire Wells also seized hold of it with his left hand. and there they fought Wells holding Farrell's pistol with his left and his own with his right hand.

In tills position theylought for the mastery un. til from sheer exhaustion they still holding with a like grip rested to catch breath and take any ad vantage which mght offer. Occasionally they would surge and writhe and then remain quiet again. Bl ACK DIAMOND GOAL FNbdT IlTKUI AND OKATK GOAL yORrT ished dealers and meoufeefurersat low. prices.

Orders solicited ma prom pUj filled. UlTelhlscnpedGrooUauld. Adduces W. CHENEY. Bee.

and Of Black Diamond Coal febIT dim Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A IX CBIDITOB8 OT THI ESTJLTB OP WTJTA. 3L beU1 A Fliiterlati ot Fulton wuntvdeceas d. ire hereby notified to render la their demands the undersigned according to law end mil mi indebted to Hid estate in requhs-i to mat Imme B. UPLASTH PULASKI HOUSE BAYAKNAH.

OJ. PULiBSI UOUSE SOW usz XT xu- igemont Conducted in superior Nor style by Mr JAMS CASK of SSrToA tine and appointments auletly first-dam. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL rmSOlC3 HLVIIG lfUMS AGAINST th of AbtahtB dew- Me of Fulton county Georgia sod more recently 1 KewTork willPrezent thus to toe under signed according to law for :1.1\ tto laatbtedtottilertattare required to meke meat to JACOfi 0. SEN 4 EXH1T DES3AO Zxecatat.

oo strettK wT Or DweBf eeaer Ttatt Avenue tad Calhou Absolutely Pure. powder never ttentb nd wholesoniene More eoonomi thin the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold tl competition with the multitude of low test abort welghtalam or phosphate powders. Sold only cans. Wholesale by Boynton Bras tlaiita FUNERAL NOTICE. FREEMAN The friend.

and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells and of W.

std Thrash anti families of Mr. and Mrs. Gallatt lore re ectflllly Invited to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Julia A. Froerun from her residence No.

198 Whitehall street this Saturday morning it 11 clock MEHlN The friends and acquaintances ol Mr. and Mrs. Bryan MeehaD and Mr. and Mrs James Campbell see respectfully invited to att nd the fa of TMra. Meehan from her late residence 211 Fair street at 1 30 OClock p.

m. today. FOR SALE. FEET OF NEW SHELVING I STONE 2iigmtlDest I ate 6 Window Screens 24 ya rent paid in advance on store No. 73 Whitehall Make me a Did on any or all of the above articles arid see if I won take It.

DUFFY. Assignee. GEORGIA FULTON COURT OF JT Ordinary Chambers Marcn 7th 1884. To Meta tulLlenbl Carstln Henkea and Wi liam Sho mtnlwnp executors of the will of John Muhlen. brink Anna Broekhan et ii having Sled their petition praying tho setting aside of an order granted by this Court authorizing the sale of the lands of the estate at Hinle Muliienbrluk late of said county deceased you are heretfy cited to be and appear at the next April term.

of this Court and show cause any you can why said prayer should not be granted. W. L. CALHOUN Ordinary STATE OF GEORGIA FULTON COL NO tOte It hereby given to all persons having de mends igalnet All Frazier late of said nsty deceased to present them to T. TurubulL my authorized attorney at his office at 17 Peachtree street.

properly made out within the time prescribed by law oas to show their and amount and 11 persona indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to the said W. Turubull. FLORIDA ALEXANDER Adminletratrlx of Allen Frazier. GEORGIA FULTON COlNTY ORDINARY'S UTofice March 7th M. McAfee has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Reuben E.

Gardner decayed. This is therefore. to notify sit concerned to file their objections It any they have. on or before toe first Monday in April next else letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for L. CAlH001 Ordinary.

RORGIA FULTON COUNTY. ORDINARY'S OT office March' 7th 1344. James E. Kddleman has applied for letters of administration on the estate of 81. Eddlenian deceased.

This 1' therefore. to notify all concerned to file their objections If any they have on or before the first Monday in April next els letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for. LCALaOfi Ordinary. RORGIA FCLTGNCOINTY ORDINARY'S 3 office March 7th 1884 James Kelly has applied for le ten of administration on the estate of Annie Kelly dec ased This la therefore to notify alt concerned to file their objections If any they hue on or before the first Monday la April next else letters will then be sriJllW said applicant. an applied Mr w.

L. CALHOtN Ordinary. OPERA HOUSED CuaoAT AD SATVRDLT. UASCH AND GstAND SLTTEDLY KES. AUGUSTiTDALTS COMPANY From Dlya Theatre Sew York In Daly Two Great JRIDAY VATItrac 8" OR LASTING THE BOOMERJlXG THFSQUIRE Presented with every attention todetaUa TJtaalcHoea.

RMAnotd- dtattatPhIlUM Crews ORQIA ULTON ORDINARY'S JC Office March 7th. 1884 Smith ad- uiistrator on the ectate of Emily U. Smith de ceased hat applied for leave to tell the tend of said deceased. ml it therefore. to totUy all concerned to file their objections if any they have on or before the first Monday in April next else leave will then be granted Id applicant as applied for.

1. CALHOUN Ordinary. EORWA FULTON COUNTY. Office. Mlerh 7th 1884 hi McAfee.

admin. lILlatoron on the estate of Powell Owen deceased has applied for leave to sell the land of said deceased. This is. therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections any they have on or before the fint Monds In April next else leave wm then be granted said applicant applied Mr W. CALLOUN Ordinary.

GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY Office Manh 7Ji Harry Ho-brook executor of the wm of Mary A Frazier deceased his applied for leave to sell the land of wd de ceased. This is therefore to notify Ii concerned to file their objections any they have on or before the fist Monday In April next. leave will then be granted sold applicant II applied for W. IA. CALHOUN Ordinary.

ZOB3IA. FULTON COUNTY Office March7th GreenBoyd guardian of SaDie Theophllus Minnie. Lucy and Tom Boyd has applied for leave to tell the land of said ml flora. This is. thertfoe to notify all concerned to file their objections ii any they hive on or before the first Monday in April next else leave will then be granted said applicant as applied for.

W. CALHOUN. Ordinary. 7TKORQIA FULTON COUNTY ORDINARY'S JjT Office March 7th. John HaU.execn- toe of the will of Tomes Cameron.

deceased baa ap Led fur leave to sell the land of said deceased. This therefore. to notify an concerned to file their objections If any they have on or before the first Monday la April next else leave will then be granted said applicant is applied for. w. CALHOTJN Ordinary LORIIIA FULTON COUNTY ORDINARY'S VT Office Much RUbs A.

Webster ad- mlnlsatrlx of Walter Weteterdecessed his ap plied for leave to sell the laud if said deceased. This is. therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they have. on or before the first Monday la April next else leave will then be granted said applicant as applied for. LCALHOUN Ordinary.

BY VIRTUE Of' AN ORDER FROM THE Court of Ordinary of Rabnn- county will be sold on the first Tuerday in April ISMat the court house door in Clayton. in said county the legal hours of sale. tenth of lot of land num. tier in in the Iii district of said county containing to acres more or less. Terms fix.

months credit with interest at 8 per cent. March 4th. 1884 AJ MARTIN. Guardian of the minor heirs of 9 Carter. decd REMOVAL OF WM.

MINNEGERODE Broker in Railway Equipments Agent for TANNER DELANEY ENGINE CO 3 ENGINES BOILERS. SAW MILLS. ETC. HAVE MOVED FROM 45 WRiT ALABAMA ST I to 68 and 70 East Alabama at store formerly DC' copied by Davenport. Johnson Co.

and solicit the patronage of parties In want of articles in my tine. FREEMAN NKSHAW LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMONDS IN THE STATE DIAMONDS DIAMONDS ILRD AND MERCANTILE PRINTING THE CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING COMPANY It fuUy prepared to execute at short notice kinds of Railroad Mercantile lad lob Prlntiiig or every in In the Jaietttfvle and It the cheapest rates. NEW JOB TYPE Etc. Hiving recently added an the latestttylea ot Standard and Fancy Job Type we can compete with any establishment In the. United States eltter la prince or quality of work.

RULING To any desired pattern promptly executed. GIVE US A TRIAL Orders by man wm receive prompt floe. Address THE CONSTITUTION Atlanta Ca. J. P.

STEVEHS TnTTTrnT Tlf JEWELERS. rJeIOAC TURBilSl rrnna WHEEL is SOLD WITH JttoBabltr rMl eMd at half tetoutk Perfect satixtacOoa cvanotoM tie nosey. NO LONGER HIGH PRICK ltd lot perticislari and TO will ho to kiss tnatTttiUlaet caatwiiadeaodmo. AJLDILOACK. sad West Alabama fit.

Atlanta ler in all kinds of mil tamlaUnt 1 GREAT SAVING. FOB FARMERS TH LIGHTNING HAY KNIFE WrrxoCTHa mm. Awarded OBDEHW KIT at lb ra xtUkttl last Wu awarded the nest at the InternaUonal Exhibition rblladpbla in 8575 and Irvthe JndfM CPJUBOB TO- ART QTKBB KJIIFE III 111 It is the ET KKITB tatt world to eat fins feed from Ulejli eat down mow or stack to cut cann IV a taM equal lor 0011101 Mb. TBYIT. IT WILL PAT YOU.

Kanafactared IT For sole by Hardware Merchant and the trade- generally. i JUuma NO COOSUND. Make. Collars and Cuffs an stiff and tlc sy ii when new. ONE' POUND Goes fu.

TWO pounds of any otter VXEQVALED IS QUALITY. Contains an the Ingredients used by Lannlrymea SAMPLES FREE on npii ifoj to Tons Grocer or send so McBRiDE A CO. Sole Agents Atlanta. Georgia. en WI Id LATEST CABLEGRAM HEWS I EVERYBODY ADMITS THAT TEX CABLEGRAM ClfjAREttES SMOKING TOBACCOS DE THE BEST SWEETESTPUKEST Ever Offered i the Public mHE ONLY 8WZET BIT THAT DOES ROT JL bite the tongue parch th lips or dry war throat.

as the Is made of carefully elected North Carolina Leaf end sopervised- by the oldest Cigarette ezperti of the United Otitec 8eigelBroaD Scigel having held the most it spocaible petition In tie leading tobacco taetodM In th Stiles and tat. manager of Zlackw11i Parham Cigarettes 54. StIgel late Seisagur of W. Dike eons 4Ca of DurfiamNC Now that they Selget Eros re manufacturing for themselves they do not i are coat and labor hence the roe ea their goods. Smoke and be cunvlsesd.

ale la ill prliicleial and at wholesala ii sal leading wholesale house. Look that the signature of BflOZL Dot. barn CX. is on etch psokige Fp Prttant. Firrnailj Rsfsrs ti Slitlitil puiLri ears law Jzpsf3 Pstrun.

SATS taJ SUSSI tr Six fgr UtBti it tUrtn as Ttettyt It Fries. Sni Ut ttrsaiit 004 SLifse. 7. 8CUUMAKI If. Sato Acent.

Atlanta Oa. OFFER AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW BARE BEDDING PLANTS EEfDFOBPBlCXLITETO ATLANTA FLORAL. DAZAR. th in wi TO CONTRACTORS- CUCAUED PBOPOSAL8 WILL BE R0EVJ by the Board of Canary Coantimiemn ft OwinnettODimryantfllioeUct HoaKOB4 y. the Mih day of jtkrehjsu to build a court hoses In the tow of Lewrescevllle Georgia.

Tbe bnDdluf will be of bdcLwlth stone UQxUfeettwoatorinhigh nub aUUi connectors to fnruiaJj an the material. wUl be nad 1 tratanmeilts ih work pr rgi wsesu on the bull of sertary-BTe per rent of is fuaMasl work. vpcn ettbaatM fnxnhhed by tb sirtireet Ytili speril1nilosa and drawlsw of tte Deldg. can be seen ii the oce of I. Depesce MM of OieBaard of CoonryCcrakJ lAnd arenlteet.

9 WMlt lafl stree Atlee The rrstgjfx5 restnr the rks to nMMa orall bids. va An toft shooU be d4ied 11 1 Wi Yi AI QF Ii TES the cu itut a 2 bg qw. bill I don't amWnitl- bti1 liing of no n1der b1 or t1i0 and th1Dp then. i ool 1OU b7v the WEera ttn der. rmed he he SQ IT 0111 ve penollllloat1nl4cnni.

or Jim ti Ted un wouldloller U1ehU4CJ1 I teot ble abouth. I tlU en offT" don't 0 we've' IO toetii2 11 II I 1U' l1oanrlhiqforouT pnpi e1nrflJ KtII 8ckr rI m1lelland tn. ow W. vpuon IIH mtllltdrop. i Ing ke ft tl7 doslCuirled by ato 1.

with" face1Ai i lej I i atT" tt ldOC1l1 1 t.U I ItT" 111. un-led on. lhe it101Ir1S. l' theCfte p147 1 PRESIDSti rIAL. 1 pleloi en titJ hl1of thlivote ii toCOOdemocraUe 11 Th1I1I.

Lvlhle lUCo Iua. on. ew York 1. thebmJIWI carrrUiO 1 1' York. cla- oumber.

A. can lle. hln i ed ll StlJ1 lhOOl 11' 11' if Ir-f CJ1a it Om 1' Licketl1 inh1l I CUI lHr tL' W. Wliiht of fOUOln I comspoD' i. I 6UII hear ICC1Ie4 JOI1j P1 dll rcfumGi.

A he a tor f1 couU1bUd04 I cr I1n I. I haTe our yeithy II WI I Id at u1araDCe In thaS1. rheertu1l14011e. I mauy wlihel recoTCl1 it ry 8. colE1eJy S.

B. uon 0. if end gOlleroul Febrl1l1Ilftc lItJely beliJl aJlD1putta. letlCfof ULd andIi1DC paUlT apPrff1 frien ip b1tt lIdell 1nClpa e' tirlilf nil eT tDee clIl1dreDA 111 W1lni of a heppy and WudU gratefullrlend V. F.

16. KND AllAN. on a nd me' la 1 Id re buck led Imx UUJI ari manl thou th i a1ctman or ng I a' iodi own IUTU bu that 1ITf ooth1nt path It lUll win4lot. rough the golden gite wbero bSl1 dO tn1d' II 41 UIleIJ nIndi d. Qmpath1s1nL he the e4oubtltut heusu4 4.

ha1Lf tadt i en I IICl1et1htl wkUumow tlcHeeIln 1WIi1rttha 1 Ii J. g3y Yi AROuND FROUYJROINIA AND 1 A 1. ll. ctt1o 11 of In 4. it 1Up 7.

1. 111' Dilly rapn In I.IIS- tin. Ot21. BoUna Jii. Conlt1tu l1on.

7. lhewultindingwlLh COlhe 1 fe. fatall her IL JIO. wg. who i JnPerlotul where dUI11 heltft bebgrnurdered.

In1DBentoncountJ Ip. del 1f1 1a un A an the grave from hI ho e. I Ita he zee Arlll1Wch The Cll i er 110000 ma de ola i 10 rac 1ni i 1 The 0111 1. I i i ofNewYorlt. ob FdoW ll fit.

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i' Wit man and al llhat Vrt UI bandlin i161AIe fn MJ gj en JiHk 7. I me thaUte UC De bl ArltlUId MtsourI I rite url of on the 1113 du re um ollihe Ctrti cate co my p. taL. Iht nl. Las Moll day two mile bUC lhot eOD exiremttieeirobably ju juctiflablecertalnly 6uchCliel 111" Once WL March The onal 29th.

smm mUIL. 437558 og 1662 39259 Experts reat lSnt1D18330i7 mm l38 exporls2935K5 8208 196 1096966 1245283 pie. 9J9C4l 970219 8134 76 I Stock 3150 repub. EMnlU J1I. mYILU Dr.

bed 1. F. nculhe railroadarrivedbringinga wh re andhu la oi r. cuKehavlng edto b1 f1f wlIIlyfogwent Inbeda Ut tI rth i a avth 4 krn ro erDr ta i ea 83 a 11M. Vel.

letIt There no enti ed talkabou andCourler. dllf ll con porr1eouJ 18 uxtn Ill abiUtrllfe certaiulYloeI a five flflylhouaand llear. P. i 7 New lie those pezaos whom Id 5UbJ Thed South Car collep flow about2U eJ1t1 wtth1n U. wailI.

1 lame of ij. W. of Denier Cotosido. ORO DOlt dlssinzilehed brldce eDctnem and CIIlIllcIOrl In the western aII spend. fe Weeb in Coluetbla.

I el beena low. aD re esteemed u. 1 SPNCBRSSBC ETS. sIQ Xarthl t1ahamnolr redden of 1rU. IcH1Iah8Spdnpreomu i IOQ i I bo ideal midi i I SQ 11fo1Dtllntbe 78 eDlUlI1dEul7 lUJUU.

UJ from toKe. wal 111f I met aster asked to btl omeol 1OId when the t1IiCehe to. Jd mathat 4to c6into ld' plllt1Dlter 1014 Il11d ould sails der Ia14 menhad creatreputLtiosHe a rel lfec1 thepeetage in1 Bysbreaking rep. Ib Itrtc con dent1l SeT ed rel1lJDe ho c41 Aftenrardll.en\ 11 en tn11nf011l1tOD exercise associ. atiena red ce I i ne a is on titute tI pon bu om J- sions rwan veryil11portant or rrivate bt fvt ec ho i t7s i competing ye be- pre the- associated ye in- pr posed re lating iontE but obli tioDi the se imparing in mw is Therure IIsoc Btionsof oth own lIBBOCi- rivetheir sate-- re conTell 8J1Ce They might be certct ba iDtittd the loc ciution theircontaCt excluvenea te cntt ha cg pwe tlegph cmpie govement Itad gvK cf- ctes we gven contract gua- antee tt soud hv precely he prive es contll memb Seat Hi i whg st a' pp wtin te lo ution cud ut pt culd doe wt te cont pa' ot whece applc.

ton cme. Fo illlttnI inMinneapl reciv te Ulted pr report I newappl. cllon we n. report mattr woud refeed to pp woud aked hetp pae sotd ated Lt yea fe meb we at dierent plc. ronble applicton evr rfi The we my looli wt stt nenpaprs.

cud foud eTe we i enl tw te ld The-ma. aet te a pre mat ec cmmulr ad pp th cmmti1 dede wht aod doL 1 THE BtSINESS IWEEK. nla We EU Na YoUt 1h 7 Wn tUhut te OtU ougdng Jt Te dJ Rp numb 22 whc 26wr i te Unit 8ttM i ic te at Stof 2 a OC em wt lswe fu ic i te mde Paic ad i wh te tYa hce bT Rpe fr ttuero cJ 7b qud 1) i but 8 mkt at01ht Im a aJe hge. ow l' ctz 1JI te gLa' mtt' a mu depf i dur rprc hO Jmptehb 1t. TWi timrttPre we mat Enghwhel I ttr a ad O0y ben alUnr de.

Ter moe bune i da lt dp ar ofwa Ih bt1 taJ mukt what liUe dlmand lt rAt The laU qu or 1bu at lwer pr Tbewu a knd lied pnc 1 I Q. CUI. NJ To A. EI me tJ ecaeln te cm cad tllhe ctt brokrl ble. zew lw 1 ba mUn fo 1nl mem bu Oe exa prde wide Br Ylld 115 rrl rdlg out lde the dte 1 Unc.

Su IUJ Mch Dar McL wh entc- W. B. 8ln CO ct ebr 157 ds i pre6c 11famUT wpubUcyhn eat Trdu aUd bon to lr Melin rull mUilc Ht deLh 16 pifu IGR On tte lLh dy JuYt 181 pple qui lite twn Rnrn EutWlttrn Iowa their puit honemen cmng suth re Riveton moutg ted thei hore ad pr ceede fnt enter. muder ou apparnc a fe rles eiter ad bsndit. wa te notorioHobbe Well Hiscompani wa prhaps lE dang.

eualy Wels ofered bi fe Chier M. Sxtn i cer ted hi hu puipot 44cber 8 hra. hm Wel te cunter ch Bgh sck compeled Cher wal back bnk fou ber upn Rcnng bors mount roe. toW fing bac wit reckeS ind ference in- tmhtat ne jnclne. puue 11C Dubuqal Iowa opened hotl 8heri1 Dwie Farre.

folowt teI KorIs wa a ay Wels wa i quietyatndig his bline. When ctcrs biok eron lookng itofee windw aud. tn mat rs ten Wt impiule rbber lokjn fc kew a UlSU21 cowd te ad bcme sn ic I. swpicous foreaCtd. immeditely bt frm mi bt tSCPe ltt tht hi boat rtUIuy Hel loktd condition revolVT.

Ad ofcr Frell knowingnolhing thi rt bdt cowd int hoel ap prache ofce Id te Dame whic wa lown. worCn mout witin ledil ro wa Wels apped wih ciber rtvolver land Fanl akd i M. Wuer. Ye lad WelJ a instty levele murdeus fce stdig coe t1 tie ten drw hi volvernd ccked poet despo confdenty ofcer sy hm spediy posble bet tret a woud hv s. Ftel notwithtnding dLcdvntageof hi revol ct pket whle tke le instt fght hs stl chace act prompty.

Strkg pitol fm fac ad terfc stugle kown kl himsl be M. Tha Ferrel quick tht bth pitols dihged tme. Wels jnt msig rrell tk ef ct in behind hm. Farels tk efect in tltlelt breat pr3ng breat lodgng Bde ai least step jut0 room Wells's clo3edlInd th stove. skullllnder to therlay itB withinrech Jtol immediatel seizedi fo ht andhls st 0 in gM re BLACK D1AM ND F1i i CO tf lr T.

Blrm1nchlm. feb 1m OJTJD CWUI 4110. 1 dlepalLsnt JLILISTD uv AlnfUf PCLlaxtJrot1U xzw tnt. Northera 1t11ebr Mew York. toDebfursaIidCreditors.

Hj VIfG AliAIKtirr JtltaharaDeIIu etff if sew York 1 Iezl' iexsbted to m4 esiate are mu1red rJ mI f1t lr II IKI140 POWDER Ida A. marvel of pU7. ud Olt fICODOmbi test i welht alum ta Who1 The. Well. Hand oft etr Fr tun.

o'clock. he flien LeqUJ. 1t1nceaof J. I attend fu- 5:39 oclog 145 2 1 Desk dys reD 73 hallst. eles wont J.

GEORGIA. lk Wlilaxn 1 II whYsaid 5 ould Ord NO. All muity W. 7Ya I so mul4fo td III tornake r. ALEX tNDER Pz1er.

GEORGIA ofl1ce 3. I Gu ner deca. ed. thwobJectiona MondaI I ui I GEORGIA. 7thlS lWIapplied Obj cUojj.

dutJ rfr willlhen W. GEORGI FULTON COUNTY o1i 7Lhl884 28. iel lelr egae 15tranon Mond ap lice. L. al lrto 0 BE'-- c.

A QTISEc DjtuD T. CBtU1 AUGustIN YJS COM ANY Th NewYotk Dal1aI1ro Greai8utieeael. OR. GTHE BOO G. SA YTHE SQUIRE Usual ri ta at PhnUDI RGIAULTOY 1B uddd d.

Thllla theltobject1OIl1 OndLrinAPtll arid appl1 W. GEORGIA. Ft1L. TON 1884 3. Th1IlI.

cou 4 beforthe 1 en CAL OUN. A. c1 c1 a pliea Th111l. orlpAJ eo COUN1Y RDINARYS March 7th 1854. 0 Th1l1l.

lip GXORGIAFULTON INUY8. T. Hall execu- aplled land ThI18. next el w111then 8fi Jv FULTON It. Web.

hllap- onday nex rIIlreda1dappl1caW. agrL Jw agy Jel countycentslnlng Terms-six. lN. themtnor GW or I CO'S 8A I VE A1bama1t. OF' lUULRJt1 I all Prl tug la latest sy1es5 TYPEEt styles ob nyeabbUahmeJlt statu.

pr ce. RULINC J. prompurxe GlYEUS receIeprompt IttentiOtlAddr at CO AtlantaC 7r. St IUI t' Ic 1 if rjjO LI u4. 1fua lII ham.

whtclullould pines It 1I1UOUtk1emcS 0 i 4 Willerof irl1cu. eu47o ir bb. CJIbe noACIt. It 41 11 a St. xml j' AardfMIIlJ1SIO.

sllelbe E1bf UIll1 i a- 1' ma. ft T-- a.I JtllCle i weutbefee4IOJa it 1Dr. feedt. to t. 3 1 ditching to and 1" eq loreutUne IT.

A. Jb1I iiCtuie4- if. HIRAMHOLTCQ eM 11 Jf 1. 41Ultlze 1 II KOOOO ellCollafi udCu4i ud fbt when-new. If Dloa 1 nuatpU tl" tofItU 4 a 1lEYlJ AR mS 8WEElESTi1t1fBEl1 PR Je.

I Swxrr-BIT'I1UTJ thl1ptor 1tr- to fSeigel Bros. D. ha eWtU no- 1 dl a.r f1OI1I I co. NO' spare the1lI00dL Pf leDIlAD 1J1d alledfar tt :8 S. m' Ian a erAt' f1' lsJlaSFwrfsS I11JIJ i RJlft PNIII1 RuunfjHlUdiu I Earl lalwUu lmlJ Y.

UIII Ill REstces Ui EiiTlOtkI4I nllnJntn AI- liraa Nerus nit Omi iiij Nt1V noJlPSlIlE 11 i iluc Ii SIIIru. rm i1Aeat thral1td. 6 IDJ StRr iC1lt1JUJ1f 4riDt1t111. llfJMMENSElt Of' 1iEWBAB NgJLA1fIlj ATL TOCONlID cro SjJf iE PEARANC OF A CUT rwa ts 87 fl ZMnaDtMnguyg sybXgrIflthan pps th. Wajt 4 A.

th. ho to tou Iheeba1z ear1y ibm UbtO 8 Gthiz rey 1ithepreon1Uoaofaoo1Iipoj way Wil by cj' te aouthrn Itum3hIpIIe I DeflCS. flOrrOV. twelye i Jf tthei4 r. 3 tfl th pci ottiw e4oIthe yo g5ies wI thereply.

I ifl 1111 thutby cut. lqnn te 0 iij iuplndj ortwoiththg tdoaibrik 1 CUILID 5 A uUcind theE 3. 1 HZ ieeny towti iiitn IJITSOFHUMOR. 5 1T Portzm fmfIofve monfloiigdoi- thecapta1ne1j hhe woud1owerabott. vU z' I bettroumsburd.

Ub eve gotjlenty rooi" 1 do inyJIig for you 1 nytM ii' 4 atO UeboLI1LefUrIqtSt" GT ri I ti Ib i uiecornerwithibrfght ge hou1 ii id I ni etUe fuf iut hie Lo ig. titpreend1ehcUonwtUbedetennffle ote re tx1 it. itUkLiuL1. beetI t. i woodbetO- C1 i VCbCy mm I' wtic theLimoec proteitofthePCO ivu rry weight md Ii him thu ihl I Id.

EpIdr ely foUowthgOOItP0 S6aAM 21. 1r 70U S1uele A1 lOt si' 1twohooed fty erportonofRIdbExCOb0th C3r5fld 1 OU y00T FrbrU11 b1Ugun3pnIeLM of fl fl It j0cpbe Iig ever ude. 1rttbfldjen hol700 huGO ppemusf0tVP yourgrtteful je pi6L en fioes re1t' liTre I I ivei where oot Li ihe ned ofoTO ii 3 thouh bU I the widowi litch-li tn 1outoerthebarrende1dibeK aoi1ythedy1ngAY. i mS thu IY. e5 ooth1ngthepU1u1IuU11WLfldi bil Ott 000.

kdofaenfoneftnd7OU weferlittleof worthwedO ere4ttifuUndbLdeiiflVJt Umewffltchnihovt1 MU One In kt o. brifli head en the Lore itocs Pzedi the ud stid. tthbdreUgoedJltherodzI stztk SIfZht out fitS 1t0t4M THESTATESAROUND. I twrd UZ ow pn Ni 7. ht ueshewuetend1ngwLLbherbacktothe fterneceneht 1 1.

PASO The Mre11oyer ft 7. 1o FdUtOU Wee. 1ro AtJa AreT1 pIt1 ford LeniU er. eari ew yorkit quarterof York. boel theftneat aouthowned late cWt 7.

orear fitheourt ireoperatliigconjolauy. rkse a and lenuese tile Ptatae iIlutisIcel. Last whfl nbouttwomllefrom Intothe sw yebruarv2ith 416 1170 365106 936 103 tureaI Continent---------------------------- 719149 996ii9 2915950 19617 atCloMI Llabas. Enwiarnvaii Dr. Siayiogwent is hs 7.

methituiegate Cityleadi thesouth a dleplayoihexprducsbeNewOr1en1eXP0i. UetILrytngharulWottaO0urPe0Pe08e tro st a ior otag rne eteniwck Caiin the waJ trictore1n slatee ii i2ig a sew days. oe ii rne of her pem as artIstic 5 Llabew. Ex5easr levsuU Alb nowarealdaut 5 to by the a thttk aoetamiicsvaagained i st sf .1 a I cnminneee a. member at flsiflstds hiogg.

Eeferricj to ths Itoints to Vehmony. SpenCer said Zsxl ieot from to ew Yor way. cffit tOEltkeatreatrepuiatioa Heukeifhow audI pcatcffieeAepsrt. upthe itcr replie EeTerllZflencoun Ith therirglired sudwera a. Hegavenne theesme pre papersand reducethecost nd footingbnt omit- de- thebusiness af- hadno associationsof th contracts liii Stnithsald receivel partnerahouid EUStNESS WEEK.

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