The Abbeville Messenger.;
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1881.
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Heross o! iha West.
8COIT8 AND FKiHTKICH AT THKi
CATTLEMKN'S < 'ON V EXTK >\. (
IjontlliiK Haml ?f Dcipcrndocs 1 tit<?i
an Ambiisli?A Corticrrd liotilwr'n :
Hold Front I'lirlcr's;
Speech?Indian I0lo?|i:onre fill In ;?
ItcKolution ? IjliyUcii'n Killu.
Anions the (lt li ??tcs to I! ?? National
Cattlemen's Convention, wliirh hn-% ju>t
some of the most celebrated frontiers- J
in on in the I'nitml Stales. Many of j
them were famous a* scouts, fight) rs, ami i
detectives, and some of tliem had figured j
at tlio Kast in polities or business before
taking np their present pursuit.
\V. II. IJowellvn would he a notirea- j
hie figure anywhere. lie i* unusually |
(nil. of nmgniticont physique, ami his j
carriage is sttt'h as to impress the ohser- |
ver with tin* !? Ii f that hf hns been ai
participant in stirring events, i'rohablv I
no man on the hol der has a heller record |
than he. More than a dozen desperadoes
have registered oaths that thef will !
hnvu his life, and every one believes thai
he will yet pay the penalty for hisdevo
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IMMI u? WW ?l IMI *HW?*r. llt'il IIIL* MOUIV
misers on the Xiohrnra found I ho dejirotations
of the Middleton gang unbearable
they made several nnsiieeessfnl efforts
to hunt down the thieves. Discovering
tin1 names of the men instrumental
in this p'lrstiil. the chief outlaw sent
them letters warni:j them that if they I
ever appeared on their ranches he would J
cut their heads off and forward them lo j
Omaha, to he exhibited on puleW. Thin
made the steekinon furious, and they became
tnoro determined than ever to effect
his capture.
Llewellyn had some local reputation
in the North I'latte and Deadwood country
as a detective, lie had made several
difficult arrests, and on one occasion had
killed two Ithiek Hills rol>l>i?<
Wishing to obtain his viewc, tin* storkmen
sent for him and he unfolded a plan
of operations which was very sntisfaotory.
Hft proposed to take one or two trusty
men with him and join (he outlaw hand,
learn their haunts, and nl the proper
tiiue seize the leader. In nil previous
uttomptR to capture Middleton. or any of
liis party, it had h-en found that any ordinary
posse reenrt' d in the country
adjacent was of 110 avail, for Confederates
of the outlaw would invariably he j
found among the number and no plan of I
operations could he kept a secret. Llewellyn
proposed to pick his own men,
have arrangements made with the troops
stationed in the vicinity to give him as- j
sistance when he needed it, ami place no j
dependence whatever on the settler*. I
With an order from \Y. A. I'axion oi'j
t )lliah:l to his rmirh fnldlinn f..v
Llewellyn, accompanied 1 ?y William j
llazen and Charles Kweey.ey. started out j
properly disguised. Stopping at I'ax- ;
ton's ranch, they produced their order, I
obtained the horses, and under cover of!
night rode rapidly toward I lie North i
Loup. When they arrived sit Itulfaloj
bill's ranch, Swee/.ey left them, and j
Llewellyn and llazen proceeded a few I
miles further and met Mi-ldl'.-ton and his (
entire gang. Representing themselves
us fugitives from Wyoming, they had no
trouble in disarming any suspicion the]
desperadoes may have had. and were j
cordially welcomed as members of the ,
fraternity. 1
For more than two months they re- j
mained with the party, participating is: j
their robberies and learning their habits ]
and hiding places. hi the mean time j
Llewellyn had found an opportunity nf j
communicating with I'ax'.nu by means of 1
Sweezey. and of ex pi.lining t<> him his
plans, lie directed I'axton to send a i
trusty man to an appointed place, where
he was to lie in wait until he could get j
Middleton there, and then, at a signal, j
Luc outlaw was to be taken, dead or J
alive. Mr. Paxton selected fur this cr- I
rami Hill Luykens, an inspector of the
Wyoming stock growers' association,
who went to tin- designated spot, and
waited there in iho lirush several days.
At length the party appeared, Middleton
riding ahead, Llewellyn Mild Ilnzen coming
next, and seven or eight desperadoes
following. Llewellyn savs they always
observed this order when on the inarch,
its if determined to bo on the safe side |
respecting the n< wcoiners. Coming up !
to the place where Luykens was con- j
coaled with a rifle and two revolvers, !
Llewellyn gave the signal. At that in- !
slant Middletoii's horse shied, and threw j
the outlaw l>ni ilw? 1 !1111.... r-..? I
in ?n iiislant, wi:h a ivyolver in each
hand, pouring shot into ill.* hushes.
liUyki'ii's rifle missed file ami ho hugged
the ground while Llewellyn nnd
llazen, riding . npidly toonesic'e, opened
on the other thieves. IIay.cn .soon fidl j
with three bully's in hini, )>ut Lnykens. '
getting his weapons in order, opened a I
rapid galling firo from the hushes.
With three or four of their number !
wounded, tlx* desperadoes, including.
Middleton, wheeled and darted off, pur- |
sued by their two assailants. After a |
little Llewellyn gave up the chase, carried
Ila/cn to the nearest ranch, and
then made all possible haste to Fort
Hohinson, where he obtained a detail of
cavalrymen.
Once on Middleton's trail, thev pursued
him to the Niobrara, and finding
the outlaw's father, made him conduct
them to the gang's hiding place. After ,
two days and nights in the saddle they j
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammammmaM ?mmmw?i
came upon the party in camp, and at
once opened firo. Middleton and two
others fell fit the first volley,and the
former's wife, who hail previously heen (
unobserved, came running out begging .
for her husband's life. While this parlev
was in progress the uninjured members
of the party look to their horses,
and in oh off, Imt Middleton was taken !
prisoner, and in the i onise of time was '
>ciitenced to the penitentiary. After j
disposing of Middleton, Idevrellyti fol- ;
lowed three of the most desperate mem- j
hers of his gang thousands of miles j
through the Territories, and at last cor- j
nered them in Minnesota, where, after a
stubborn resistance 'hey were captured, j
f.lewellyii is now agent of the M esealenw
Indians, a part of the Apache trihe. j
and finds time to devote to rattle raising ' <
for his own benefit.
1'avid .1. Cook, superintendent of the
Iiuckv Miouinaiu neiecuve associaiioii, 1
is another 0110 of the quiet fellows whose j
career, if written in detail, would he read j
with more interest than the ordinary i
border romance. Dunn:: twenty years [
hu has made more than o.tXiO arrests, j
and, although ho has taken some men j
dead and had hot fights with others, he j
haw never yet been seriously injured j
himself. It was he who hunted down i
the Mitsgrore band of horse and cattle i
thieves who iiad long terrorized the i
plains, anil several of the lenders of'
whom wen; afterward lynched by citizens
of Denver in broad day light. After
the more prominent in-in^ers of the
gang had been thus di-posed of, t'ook
and his assistants made preparations 'o
I'.il Krniiklin :i ?> irfin I
had until then eluded them. Tliry
f<?tin<l him awleep in saloon .it f
City. He had been drinking, and vhen
Coi>k placed his hand <>n his shoulder
anil told him that h<- was wanted he
jumped up with an oath.
"Conic quietly, now," said Cook.
' Quiutly ? Not much. No man
from Denver can take me." he exclaimed.
By this time he was wide awake,
and was making rapid pn.x?en with his I
lists at everybody who undertook to
come near him. Cook tried to persuade
him to ltd along with the ofiirers?. hut he
paiil no attention to him. When the ol"
tteer produced a |iair of hnndcufTs
Franklin grew livid with rage, and said
nn n.-wi some irons mmsei., drawing ins
revolvers from beneath his pillow .is h>said
so. .lust 11umi one of the detectives
dealt him a blow on the head
which cut his scalp ami stunned liiin for
n moment. When ho recovered
he jumped from his bed into
the middle of the room, leaving his revolvers
on his pillow, and screamed in
his fury : "Coiue on, all of you '. You
can kill me, hut you can't arrest inc. 1
will not c,o with you. If you want to
shoot, put it there ! there ! there and
he slapped his h ind violently on hi*
heart.
Cook told Franklin thnl no one inlendcd
to shoot if lie would ico along
quietly. Maddened hy llie o Ulcer's
coolness, the rado e.wlaiiiied : "If
you don't shoot I will. I won't go. HI
die firs!, hut I'll die hard, and too or
three of you will go with me," lie
made a move to ?*" t his revoHora, and
that instnnt sent n 1?n I let through his
heart.
One of the inosl interesting members
of tin: t'onvolition was tiencral I'orter
Not many of the delegutes knew liim.
The committer on p's.dutions Kent in a
resolution on lite Indian question, on 11-1
ing upon th si-eretary of ilt<* interior to
limit all Indians to th?ir respective reservation*.
The preamble of the resolution
rf'itcd that ''either through eriiuinal
carelessness or direful criminality
thi> Indians had done tremendous injury
to iht- stoik interest.*'
It ws'.s supposed that the resolution
would tro through ivilltout opposition.!
f.?r everybody hated an Indian, when ai
la!', dark -skinned man was seen to rise
in the middle of the ha!'. !l" caught
the chairman's eye, and was recognized
a* (ieneral J'orter. a Creek chief id' Indian
Territory. 11? looked around him
for a moment, and then said, in good
I'j 11 i i 11 :
1 came here as a represen'.aiiv.? of the
cattle industry. Kill I assume now to j
represent tlit? American !t<!ian. Wo arc j
hero in America hy the act of Almighty. j
(ioil. Tht: Indian preceded you on this
1 continent, as the carlmniferous or* pre-i
ceded the present. To (lay we stand
among you on the morning of your
growth as a nation, as a few clouds rapidly
fading away, and soon to disappear
utterly from mortal view. We, the lin-l
goring remnant of a ran<|iiished race, j
want to ho at least incorporated with !
you. We know it is the inevitahlc re- J
suit, hut we must not he destroyed. |
The United States have in tin? main I
treated us well and humanely. We are j
here to look atone interest ?cattle grow- !
ing. This is an element which has |
brought the white man and the Indian
together. We get along well with each
other. The Indian has learned your
ways. Vou have taught him the idea of
land ownership, vrhurh he never grasped
before. Von are leading us over the i
road every peoide has traveled to civili-]
zation. Vou are doing good Christian J
?nri\ ior lis, wniie you are iloiny good j
for youselves. If you ??f Montana ami |
Wyoming woul.I consult with the people j
of Kansas and Territory, you would got !
along better with tin? Indians. Mutual;
concessions are nil that arc wanted. !
We of tlic nation have no trouble with
Tejcnns or Knnsnns. The resolution un-j
der consideration is not one that does '
credit to the AinericMi Indian or to you. |
I nm sensitive on this matter. Any- '
thing that toueheR the Indian touches
me deeply. The people of the east belicvo
that the cattlemen are tresspassing
on us. It is not true?not true at least I
us they believe it. Leave these qnes- '
linns to he settled l?v law and hy treaty. I
Suppose we light ahoiit it. The eastern J
people will trample on us hoth. They , 1
will endeavor to protect the Indians, but
they will engonder a reeling that in the
end may destroy us. I move that the
preamble of that resolution l?e stricken i ,
out. | 1
(ieneral Porter's speech took the con- j
ventinn completely l>y surprise, and his .
motion w*s cairird with a whoop.
Kx-Senator Steve Porsev made hin?-|
s-lf conspicuous losing a thousand dot- j
Inr watch presented to him l>y admiring |
repuhlicau friends, and the celebrated j
cowboy brass band from podge City, I
the leader of which beat.-; time with aj,
derringer, wa.; one of the greatest curiosities
ever veen h'-re.
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A Ph'/3ick;ij's Yasilijr.cny.
I was e:?H>:i| i-> f.:! %ir. .! !..t JV.T'en. wli?t
w.i:? contiii'.vl I.? fl 'f!? \. !r t i.;?j ? ;:ri-l ti>
!.o coiiAii<n>)ii<<ti nj Iliu wur-t f< tr.\ Ah all of
his fainiiy ili?l x.ilil that ilsvfsd iii:cnM
icxccjit his lit-' Ii : s n *rnr?l
I as certain nial After t : l.i ii.-timr all
llinrwiu.dll'!', I lifialiy. us a la-t re oil. .-t nt for
a hottlo of I'.vewcr's I.tiritT I.'e:<{? nr. tun I it
noted li!so r'n-ve. tie rot it tunc. I the n>e of it
for Homo time, r.ml 1?im l?e?*n "itlir restored t ?
health. Pofara* I eotihl tlisenvor, |?.? consumption,
an.I IJrower's I e.i'i; ite turer siivtil j
his life. J. O. IK'L!.?J\V.\ Y. ? !.!>.
r.artiesvillc, <i'a. (
Another Reocuo from Death. |
fn IKS I, while Howinjr on ti machine. my wifo t
was taken with ti severe psiin in l:< r siilc, wliii li j
v ia soon followed I17 heino'Thsssjcs from la*r 1
severe conch. fevrr, and fIiu could nei'
r r cat nor sleep. and itj a few weeks she was '
educed to o liviissr *krl< tun. l.Yi Usniaeh re- j
?i*ed to rota'-n any f -sul, :.*id (': physician j
;K>u?ht on** of lier liimj* Tk.is entirely pom*.
\t n final consultation of two physicians, lier |
was pronounced h',r>"less. 1 tried r.icivi's |
K^-toivr, f>j- advice of on*' of ?l<? physi- i
! ? *, 'vi* I slu hi k:?ii toi:ni-r<-vc siller t!-f t>I?rd i
! ???. i-'ie Contj Mlfd tho inedicil'e. ftlld l? ii>lV |
. ileSit > < ailh. sail i< better than she h'is j
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.' ios rr '..u?l i:V
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In August, jvj. it u.?i t.i <- r-.y
8(>*i's wi'e w 'i:l th ) !.' ? of ' ? ?'
tin:'. >'h?? rr.vi eov^Mrs*! *?t s
t iisies woti!<l 111 1 r .. : ; > - . l \ its 1 j
her i-ti':! . jir ?iis ........t: I
her ?!??.uswN. I .-* tl---.*.: M' >lv si ?|'ji >1 i<>li I
of t!*..'" will n lv v.omIi'. t.> e,cU'.'d to i;i\e }
way to ti.-'i le",I t'.o.-lri-v. r. v : .!! oilnv ;
rciiUMlies lmd failed. we j.ot '.trcw.r's: I 'nv; i
stover. itsi'l h; rati lf In >i rv sf \il *i?? >. a* ?Ke ;
w;ii very weak. s-l.e .;i* l %.y :v.e ' < it : .
continued tlii? remedy, and w-.s m. oil e 1
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tiling in tli* lint- of
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FOUTZ'S
HOR8E AND CATTLE POWDERS
*?o tvIU illo of Comc. JIots or Lcxo Kb- (
mn. It l"oiit7.*!< Powders nro used In ttmo.
KonU'-t rowilerswlllcurcsind prevent lloo' tiottra. J
FoiiU'o PuWikrv will prevent (Sai*k? in Hhvu. \
Koulz's I'owders will Inrri'ii-c tin: <ju:intlty of milk
luid crenm twenty per cent., mid innlte the tmttur firm 1
11(1 KWtMlt. ( \
Koutz's I'owder* will cure. or prevent, nlmost nvr.uT t
Pirrark to which Dorset) nml t nttle nre milijoct. 1
FofTr.'K PoWlURB WILL (11VK SATIDFACTION.
Bold oYcrywlmre.
DAVID E. rotJTZ, rroprlotois i
BALTIMOEE, KLD.
KING'S EVIL
Was tbo namo formerly given to Scrofula
bocauso of r superstition that it could bo
cured by n king'n touch. Tho world la
wiser now, and knows tbat
SCROFULA
i
can only bo cured by a thorough purifier !
tion of" the blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its tulnt through
generation after generation. Among Its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Kezeina, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu- mors,
Boils, Carbnneles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous iiikI Physical
Collapse, etc. If allowed to coll- <
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Cn- ;
tnrrh, Kidney and I-iiver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, :m?l varl- i
ous other dangerous or lattil maladies, tiro
produced by it,
Ayers Sarsaparil/a \
Is the only powerful and always reliable !
blood-purif'/iiiff inriUcinc. It IssoeflVctuid
an alterntivo tlint, it eradicates from
the system Hereditary Scrofula, and
the kindred poisons of contagious diseases
nnd mercury. At the twine time it enriches
and vitalizes I ho blood, restoring
healthful action to the vital orpins nnd
rejuvenating the entiro system, 'i'liisgreat
Regenerative Medicine
Is composed of the genuine Honduras
Sarsaparilla, with Yrflnfj Dark. Stillintjia,
the Iodides of Potassium uml 1
Iron, ami other ingredients of great po- j
tenCV. onrofllllv !iml lit lllmillv nr.t>i
pounded. lis fornutU is generally known | f
to tbo medic:*! provision, atul the host
physicians constani Iv prescribe Ayeu's
Sa'hsaI'AIUI.LA :;s mi
Al)S0iut0 Cure
For all diseases caused hy tlic vitiation of
the blood. It is concentrated to the hltjlic?t
practicable decree, fur beyond any
other preparation for which like effects |
arc claimed, and is therefore the cheapest,
as well as the best blood purifying medicine,
in the world.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rnnrAUED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayen & Co., Lowell, Mass.
[Analytical Chemists.] i
Bold by all Dru^jrists: price ?1;
botllea for W>.
SALOON~!
>
he H|?-c<iuiitrv, ?ti *t i tit em! tn dupe his c>isnlf
i* not nif-iitinticil in tin; three Abbeville
ho l'alliletto IIkii.iu is well stocked with even'c
Wines and Liquors.
;ot Liquors nine Tears old. Good old
aad Scoteli WfcisMes,
rich rircr:iflirs.
ortrr, Ale and fresh T.iujer fleer
the public for MKDM'INAL I'Sli. nml mixed
S of tin- sennou. Also COO L, TK VII Mi It A 'l'K
M liK GOODS. Call at tlio
). 4 WasMigton Street,]
T HOM A S M c:<J KTTIG A N*.
>bacco and Cigars.
2E,S;S&C5-&S3S
ntrv, to keep in stock for fall trudc
r?w I'l't't.Ltl ^rwucs III
i AND LIQUORS,
ipcrtccJ Erarcdios,
h a tine stuck of <"l<i A ItS an?l TOHAC<*OS,
illy invilo people who appreciate }{oml jjomls to
>n in any jjikhIs \\u sell.
iiilliai, PriF's,
Between Russell's and Douglas'.
uul Pool Room
properly nt whatever cost. 1-tf
JLa <0> 1ST 3E3
I
iU?til@S? Augusta,
;? IT 10?ING
is simply immense. We lea<l tlio Furniv
oofupftitiori from every <|uarier. \V<
I tin.- novelties, such as Folding Ile?ls.
oiinn Ilent\voo<l Chairs, Ilnhy Carriages,
lituro Polish, I'atent Pesks of nil kii ?ls.
i?l Choirs. Feathers, Mattresses, Springs.
ir c(tfa\tnjuv. ami jirirc Hut.. >
KjiX33S? <S& CO,
IT AUGUSTA, UA.
_A_T GOOI
C a r r i a g1 e
( ian in: i'm nii Tin: j.akckst smn
V. ' Un.lll ' ilf S. I * I it 111 ilt i'111 \\ .?*_; * 11i .lit r i / r
^inMls'S, llrllin^, l.vii I iter ??l ;ill kinds. Wilful!
nil Oi l r.K SI'KriAI. liAUWAINS IN A l.o
Ii.iii Muiiiii.uI nr. rs" I * . Tlicsc l!n:;^ii-s
vliu-li 1 w ill ^MiiiMliI | ii ;i I In tin- host. Till
lull llu-v lire :ili>?ilult! ti.iijiains.
A. It
< S'scrrs^ur In 11. If. May A: Co., i Ol
i.M.KS KOOMS, ! \
70 I lti o;nl >1 ric!. | i\ I j V I t - O I *\ %
Ol'C x-< ? ! .
Ill
Establish
Bay ?& '
e>
733 and 735 L3ROAD STftESi
Manisfactsrers ami Dc:
\irnas;?'s. ISnrKaways ami I?*iiri? s. I'laMs
itfarliiri-rs" _\jr?-1.1s fur Sin* Sale of
riii> <i KN I" I N'K ami only l!?>a<l ('art dive
I*i i<-i' ^ an?
W11.SON'. CIliLDS ,V Co S. I
I'ackirj?. Als.i ?'ai\ :ui<l Hemlock Sole I
Ki'l Skins. A i't111 Stuck <>l Sin?? Lusts.
vol' i; okm:ks, ok call and skk i
l'(.)M ^ KICKS.
Read! Demo
nvK months roi! (
THEX1TJ0BM).
WASHING
A lar^f 28 column l>.\II.V I)I
Washington Kvoiits, Local. tieixral. ! '<into
smy address from now until Nov. ;;<)!]>
Wt- wi-di to place tlir* National I)
in"!nln-r of our party, ami to a<-coin|ilish
pricc to mere cost of Idai.k paper.
I SI' I'.SfKHTlON l-'UKK TO ANY ST.!
\V A N T KI)?(:o IIK KS! 'O N I > K NT?W.
tion to whom a fair price will l.?- paid. I1
inclose y'J.(M) for subscription, in onli-r t
will be credited as soon as identity is c-sti
Address A. CORDON
Publisher cf DA3J.
Editorial Rooms 2 Congress SI
EMORY'S L
Aro (tii* liMST F.Vi:i:
lil'iulilrlic. Oiio -uimI l
l'ill-i. l'i>Umv(?l tiv ?i>i? 11iI
,"'UI mucl.iii.-ry run as ic
* nr rwv\ I"1' 1,1 ,v '';l '"'?>k
less, I'hvisant, lulalli
I>v iill iM-usrjri-'l.s aipl Mnli
ffiWWftyA ST.\\l>A!t!> Cl'ltH <
tTXl^l/ Kninry's l?litl<* Cat
\fQ t<> t'f tlio li'.'Sl Till cvrr 11
1WJ \V. II. (!i>in:u, ll.iriii.niv
mort's li i i lc i{ a K Kit, l.oen^l ( rnvr, (Hi
OATHARTIC PIU.9 All. ns. Texas. Tl
?Tl., v,.,v un,xccll,Ml.
\ f II l J> 1 A In sill il.sf'ims jmsitive
i\l j.'\ I J a .I\ 1 i\ fills, a iH*vcr-l'ailin;r i
poison of any kiml. Kiulnr.scl I?y physicians!
Celt Is a Lto.v.
k THE(j
kohjw A
iv-wly flip l !
uBjeMamamtatrntexaaaatBJSXM^argskZMmmiaafaoes^KMn
F. A. 13 1
EST AIILIS.
" Sterling Silver & T
CLOCKS, B10IF.ES M
70*
And will eomploU'ly chanpjo Iho blood in
p?raon who will tako 1 I'iH each nlglit iroi
health, If snch a thlnjf Lo puiulMc. For Foil
Physicians obo them for tUo euro of LIVKIt
oraont by mall for In stamps. Clrcalu
011 ilil i\ o ii iHI m
JOHNSOM'3 AWODVM5 MM1W1EN"
nets, Harking ougTi, \VI;nn|iiR^ I <.n*h, Chronic Dlnrrli
Diaeatca r" ?,o Spine. B?IJ fViTV?lioro. Oirculari Uric,
If a well-known fnct thnt nmnt of (!; U R fl
Hone and entile I'owitor *?l>l In ilii* Ci/tin- PS fcl ftj
tnrjawortti1c.ni; tha? Sliortitnn . < <>n<|k*:..a OM
PovJcrla absolutelypurr nml very valuable EjCfffl fig
Nothing on Karih trill miikfl ht*n? |H| H
Uf like Shrrldnn'a Condlt inn I>ovr- DrMM Q
dor. Do?n, one icn.4pnonfnt r<> ohcii pint of
food. It will ?l?o positively prevent ?nd enre | IIor
CHICKEN CHOLERA, ISS
)YEAK,'S
Repository. |
\ ok cai:uia<;i:s. inccii'.s. rn .i.ross.
I I it r> luil'^r, I > t II ! I - illlil ill.Illlli' 11.11 Ill's.*.
Malt-rial. .V -.. Ac. I'or tlie in-\l tint t v <! > ? I
tor OII.N .\ mi to i" |;i(.i:||'.S at !> >>
aiv ;ill I'inc Nmiln ra ami l'.ast?-iii makes.
I ami ? xuiuin?- 11 * > 1
( iOODV HA I v, AironL: V
i'i'. <;i:<?i:?;iv u \if.k<>ai> isank. r
(?KORuI A. i M,Tr"?.?L. I
I of ft S fill
od (8! 'J, I
ill n ? fj
iaunamlfle
T - - - - AUGUSTA, OA.
ilerr; In Ml Kings 01
i(ii>i! Mini l!o:i<l \V:iir'?its. ' r.rls. iVf.
tin- I ra/.i'-r's I'at'iit Carls.
<le ! of all SiHki Motion. Toil
I i;ptv i*?!c.
'II11.A IM'.M'II IA \V \(IONr.
l,W ! *. u*i?I I t<> our stock a lino liuu
i.rciiKAi'TKa 1?! : iti <;?;11:s and
! ' K A W A V S made to or.r own order, I
il!i vjHM-ial ii.-nil to 11 if* : i ;i! t v of the I'
A\!esand Springs. \ihirti w?;s<-||
?\VIT I i i :i I) nnv lioii.-o tlii-. sid?* of <
f i. N't) (* 1*11-: I * AUTU>\* \V( ii;K
' 11.1A lso a iul I stocl. of S:i !illt-r \ at?l
lai tic.-s, ! ; iiili'S. Collars, \\ I iji'.irj y
':tii?i?*iIns. Trunks, t'oarh Matciia.! of
v. ry I >,s?,ri|ttion. C!oth>. I ain's. t*ou? h
.inii>h'>s. Also l.eatln-r and < ?11:< !".? !ti:;.
Parking. Kivetsand I.ucin*; Iif ? Vi
ml Punrlt-'S. Italian 11 in i< and Soa;is!oii>>
l.i-ati.< r. !**i i'> .? ?! and American Call" ?! d
La!'st St vies .1 ust Ii?-?*i*i v? <i. SI X I > IN
t:S. Our Prices will at all times I?tr 1<)'I'carats
? ? ~ , . -H. / U. ti.' 'J. 71 -J
IXI.Y TWo imU.AUS.
\M DEMOCRAT,
TO IT, jD. O.
M ' ' ' !i.\'!'!'' n; \v-]':!|.i'r -<?: ?{:t"ji.a!l
:? (?' 1 *??:iti? :?.! N'mw;. Will In.* m:ti.*d
lor < >X I. V 'I \\ ?? ! M :!.I. A l!\ ^
KMi r iis (!.< :!s ??f e\<iy pmi
Uiul ? ji?1 listv<* ili*.* stilisiTijiiiuti
:. >('N s!-:\"i>ix<; rs srnsnsiHKKs.
D UsT ID jEj TSf T S.
> !<; <? a rood correspondent in t'uis *? < i
isoi'.s i!j?;>lyin;r {'or said position muxt
i> oMain cr? d? iitials. Amount. howi vt r
ddi.xh'.d.
r LEWIS,
.Y KATSOW.1L DEMOCRAT,
UIACUIMTTARI t-k r
vvn^miiuiun, U. L.
ITTLE CATHARTHJ PILLS
1^3 .\ i> 1-1 fur ( 'i>st i vcncss, I n(!i;;<'.st Ion,
lose i.t" three or tour lCtnory's Little Catl.artin
I I'vcrv niulit tor a wi'pk or two, make* the lingular
as clock work: tli?y purity ilir l>l<xnl
i-ti-ilowii hod.v. I'urrly Vrf-ctalilr, Ifurmthe
yoinijiost^cliihl may take tlieai. Sold
icine Dealers at l.~> ^'is. a llox.or hy u;ail.
'(>., IVnprirt ors, 15)7 I'earl St., N. Y.
hurt if are more than in claimed: thev prove
sod ncre. Worth t .vice the money asked -W.
tirove, (!a. Humpy's I <i 11 It* ('at liurt it*
,11 the Cathartics W.m. Htstior. Mills Uivcr,
r used one liox with wonderful results?N. W.
io. 1 recommend them. Joes Col.i.ins, M.
icy are excellent.- II IIknsos. Jackson, Miss.
-Mtts. ki.i/,\t:i:tii Kkvskk, Mnhorlv, Mo.
Iv cured with Humpy's Standard Cure
cinidy: tliev contain no (Juiniiie, .Mercury, or *
mil sold I'V di u?j;i. is exervwhere. or liv mail,
STANDARD I I UK CO.. New York.
>. MAKKWA'LTER'S
iin M>uhlc. ami (intuitu Wtu'k's.
T., NKAK l.OWT.R M A It K KT, Augusta, (in.
\VO!5K. l>i?!jios(ic ami Imported. All
slot ri jiimI Scotis'j fiiaiiile. ?? Low Prices.
AND SOl'TII f A MOLINA MONCA
I K A St'Kl'IA I.TV. A larjrc selection of
nil (JKANITK \V<>11K always on hatnl,
r. i i i.lU .\ii ami I U'.l.l V K!.'Y.
mor "
11 EI) 1842.
mmh, Jewelry, riple
Flatert Ware,
B FME FANCY 6G0BS
J Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
r*i.rj tftT i >i> !??
PURGATIVE pill I A
liil/1 ILLv
thft AnflrA " At.?
?? ??.w wj<u iiuco woDing. Any
m 1 to 13 wwIh, may ho restored to soand
inlo Complaints these Pills have no eqonl*
, and KII>N1CV tllRooKcs. Sold ovoryrThor?#
ra froo. I. o. JOHNSON !- CO., Ilostun, Mais.
SCronp, Anthnm, Bronrliitls, Nennl*
Kin. llht'iiinntl&m. JOHNSON'S ANOHYNF,
I.lNiMEST (for Internal end External
Ute) will inManfnncoiisl.v relievo these terrHils
diseases, ami will p<?ltlvclv euro nlno cases
out of ten. InO'imaMon Mint will save many
lives sent free (>7 mall. Don't duluy a moment.
Prevention Is beuar thaa euro
T CORES Influenza, IlleMlnff at tho I.on**. TTnarscusa.
Kysenterv, Cholera Morbus, Kidney Troubles, and
, I. 8. J01IS80N & CO.. Uostou, Mass.
K? HENS LAY ,
Cholera, Ac. 8ol<1 everywhere, or sent by mall for Kc. bk I
nns. Furnished Inlano cans,pdcefl.OO; b/mall,$L)0u I
uUra tree. 1. &. /'JilXUQX A CO., Bostoo, Mam. ^ I