Horsford’s Acid Phosphate,
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| l'y*l opela, and d*»«a»ca iuoldeut theteto.
AN IMPORTANT ORDKR.
Having Reference to the Second Payment to
Disabled Soldiers Under tho Act.
Governor Gordon issued the following im
portant order yesterday: . . .c-e, Won in
1 Inquiries imving been received nt t.j office m
refer, uce to Hie leconrt pivnient to disub.ed sold
ie s under the nc: of oct ‘"-i 2lt», 1 -7 and no i nfo
lorsaiil pavmcms being bzsaid a-t ftjrtl..r
tuaii that th’-.v shall be made v.'in .n Uwe niontlu
from tbeMthof Ootol er 1888, or the prospect being
tiiat the clerical force of this department will o
fully occiipied by the heavy work luci ieut to tlie
m ‘etlng of the legislature, and the large.number of
commissioners for eouniy officers wbicn mmlbe
urepa.ed unci sent out In January, and it lie. ng ,»oSßi
blo that the kciriafire may incre se the amount
of bounties under said act, and the number of beu
eflcieries under it. , , »
It is therefore ordered that blanks for applications
for bounty under said act be prepared and for
warded t > the ordinaries of the several counties by
the 20th day of January, 1889, and that payments be
promptly made as soon as such applications are re
turned, examined and approved. _„ „
ify the Governor: J. B. Gordon.
Jamfs T. Nisbet,
Secretary Executive Department.
A Republican Who Has Money to Lose on
the Election.
Chattanooga, October 13.—[Special.] —
Last Wednesday the republican organ of this city
published an offer over the signature of Captpin A.
