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ISTANLEY J. TVi,YUAN.
Stit.ll-!, ! ;• 0 -i! ;i Fubliehmy Co All
ri;lrts i-. n iv.n 1 i
r;i.vH'::;: x:-:u.
I havo Jiccr-1, m: : the afternoon
p-fltK-H A : riding between
fel and V> orce.' 1 ■ r v.iiii the news of
.
EpspsV neat J ea of the gate
t Which
Ejgpy at Co ton i d 5 s plainly
bfnei the r;:J. T-..mgii lio had al
R'j..,--;!; Efciv-isnnicc.il il-.it (1'i.v liita vi for umol) week -ale whan as
a
l^wstrell, pit.-:! !i0 (’.ill .Tt'f. much linio wants to stop more. and
(Ao siatiro's brewing, which bo
L [„,5,'tin. look of tho tower, might
his newts aril ho rodo through
C ea sil railed at his nag for stum
Btaj Es-.y, acrcss tho gentleman chase ho mot walk- Sir
E’ttfli Tho eld was
hia staff in his hand and his
Eftiml E, him, to take the ho air still before
Eiijipaces The mail, iv/iiJo was a
off, began to wave his hat
Elctt Ent somothing which ale and ex
Kjrtbthofliattcri” aaicntl nnintoiligible.
Egdf, raid Sir Anthony
ami lie stood still.
Kioqueon is dead!" shouted tho mes
t K graying in his saddle.
Liio blight; stared.
lA c.i.-.cniatcd bark after awhile,
took oS his “Is it true,
hstraens r London
that I Fffc yost-cr
|tafternoon and Jiavc never drawn rein
pe!"swore tho knave, who hart been
todays on tho roart and had drunk at
Bhostel find at half tho manor-houses
(irA.i London and Ox ford.
*{:«!rest Bur soul!” said Fir Anthony
still in somewhat of a maze,
iiil do you come in! Como in, man,
ptok fe:;!,tiio something.”'
mi’s.sci)<;t i* had get his formula
pCuit find was not to ho defrauded of
Bpsrf of it.
pGo:lsave B(f tho for queen!” tho knight he shouted, he slipped and
respect
Bin his sriddle and promptly fell on his
pin tho read.
"Ate. to be sure. God save the queen!”
pi Sir Anthony, taking ctf ]:is lmt
(jiii. feiedon, "You fli'oright, man!” Then lie
not noticin'* the messenger’s
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i/OK)!'? a rcri; 'singular ornament sus
I ] 111 dal i ; f i < • c /f cr l a 11 / cc.
Pwip Tlie tldin:;?; ],<_* ii;ul heard Fcomecl
i&chiihportajicn. |GI and he yes s 8 anxious
tm.'iit to liis licuvt: i-ohl —for the
pi’ft men have weaknesses, r.-ul news
P as this conn*:; FA’idom in a liL time—
pile strode on to the house and over the
gf-Jridgo Paiiij? l.icMnd into him. tho courtyartl without
|H? ptbsro loved orfler end decent nhs' rvaacc,
nrc tiuios wiicn a cut, to get to
r rcain P ; * n - will wot its feet, l ie stood
F 1: Hho lnitUiio of tho courtyard, r.iul
voice siiokle*.! for hi:-, daughter.
? c. r mronilla-, hitlrn do you hear, girli Fa
j‘i’ hmlsa Carey! Martin Luther!
on until half thchouse
^eroCollected. “Do you itear, all cf
Iko queen is dead! God rest her
inicn!” snnl F;it,*:cv Garcy, as bccnr.ia
Putting in J,is v.-nad a:ni;l thy v.-oa
RSfbnco Pwtlicrand which Baklivi?], followcJ, vylio while vossh- JMar
wore
E , !l5 l 'lv‘at the ijuu’-p, stood with
Ol'ippil);. tiiwr JllOIitllS
pill’ll!” echoed tho l'.r.ight. “And
P 110 ,‘li° qivjcn! i.ong live Queen
Md:;! lioconliiuiod, having now g -t
a giWDDla by heart. And he swung his
dhere vr.vs a .cheer, a fairly loud cheer,
p there was one. \vh-> di-.l not j* in in it.
^ that was IViTonilla. She, listening
“her ...
lattic e Bp stairs, began at onco to
»nk 33 was lier habit when any matter
PJw p^tho small fortune;! foil avtf cf whether certain this would far
r\ It might, n person
^ it might, not. She did
® 0v: ' But the doubt so far enter
itH t ^ KU ' s he caino down to supper
k-Ightencd , color, thinking in
,?• not
P° or girl, that tho event might
ir o eonsequcziccs fer others almost
i, r to her
^ and nearer homo,
ftcr?, Iom * VCar I’ / r 5 *.Leis Lce iii Cluddo j * sudden had departnro a
* come to
Py "j-a h many meager hands letter, which had passed
rP»°w and reached Sir An
P°eli through ono channel, now
Clover another Tho otters” l inUit erumWc-d i !
Edited these whh-h never
>> an audreos to which an answer "e
l* forward.d r « wW much s I
writer lUedore^inrU was weM and sent hIs Jovo !
L ana being
“'*«WOR> ,i Lut, inaager as they were P"0 loud
flyaway rn-... in .1 cUe^Mn , * m — -Uor ’
X S'va’Vuw’s K ^sTn^ablv
P** tiny „•'» ”.T* feat! ™ " *i
N” n»VM. rJ-J^hn neante^of . *
^ neither its ’
^ ff r, follow 'gnlar htraKrnt with blfeyM, 1 ',* •
in biddin.- I'urtieular her attend in him :
V and mere iiUmioint Eeciug ■
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CONYERS, GA, SATURDAY, AUGUSi ' 17, a ) - o.
Lor Patron lita, Tc cannot n c salcr, Clioti'-Ci
I think in after times she would kayo
liked to inafco some one be li.uvo it. t!:r;t
flio ivast-w! away. But she did take a more
^erionn and t*bo«gklfnl air in there (lay a,
v, ’* 1 * c ^ i S K: ::ovrr God bless her, lest sitter
* >
There camp from Woniton WV.wers
nnd from lienley in Arden and from
rjokbiil gentlemen of excellent estate
woo is or. but they all wont away diwon
solato after tlriiikltjg very deeply'-of
Amho.’iy’s ale and strong waters. And
some wondered that the good knight did
not roundly take the jade to task ajul see
her settled.
Hut ha did not. So possibly even in
these days lie had other views. I have
been tedd that, going up once to her little
ebauibor tu seek ho found a very sin*
gular ornament suspended inside her list
*iee. It was r.o other than a common clay
house martin's nest, but it was so deftly
hung in a netted bag and so daintily
swathed in moss always green and the
Christinas roses and snowdrops and violets
ami ihiiiX'dils which decked it in turn vserc
always so pure and fresh and bright—as
the knight learned by more tlnm ono
stealthy visit afterward—that, coming
down tiia stoop steps, he could not sco
clearly and stuuihled against a cool;boy
and beat him soundly for getting in his
way.
To return, however. Tho news of the
queen’s death h.-. d scarcely been well di¬
gested at 1,'oton, i.or tlie mass for her soul,
which Father Casey celebrated with inner,
devotion, been properly criticised, before
another surprise fell upon tho household.
Two strangers arrived, riding, late one
evening, and rang the great boll while ail
wore at supper. Baldwin and the perter
went to see what it was and brought"back
a message which drew the knight from
his chair as a terrier draws a rat.
, '‘Yon are drunk!” ho .shouted, purple in
the face and fumbling for tho stick which
usually leaned against his sent ready for
emergencies. "How dare you bring cock
and bull stories to me?”
“It is true enough!” mattered Baldwin
s’llfci.ly, a stout, doin’ man, not much
afraid of bis master, but loving him ex¬
ceedingly.. "I know him agin myself.”
Sir Anthony strode firmly out of tho
room, and in the courtyard near the great
gate found a man and a woman standing
in the dusk, lie walked up to tho former
and looked him in tho face. “What do
you here?” ho said in a strange, hard
voice.
‘ I want shelter for n night for myself
and my wife, a meal and some words with
you—:io more,’” was tho answer. “Give
mo*this,” the stranger continued, "which
every idle passerby may claim at Colon
iimi. and you siiail sco no more of mo,
Anthony. ”
For a moment tho knight seemed tc
hesitate. Then ho answered, pointing
sternly with hit hand: "There, is tho hall,
and nipper. Go and cat and drink, or
stay!” ho resumed., And lio turned and
gave some orders to Baldwin, who went
swiftly to the hail, and in a mdmentibame
again. "Now, go! What you want the
servants wiil preparo for you.”
“I want speech of you,” said the new
ccii'.cr.
glr Anthony Eccir.ul nl.-out to refuse,
but thought better of it. “Yon can come
to my room when you have slipped,” he
snici in the same ungracious tone, speaking
with his eyes averted.
“Aik! you—do you not take supper?”
‘ I havo finished,” said tho knight, al¬
beit ho had eaten lHtio. Anti he turned
on his heel.
Very few of those who sat round the
table and watched with nstoni.-hnient the
tall str.-iiigcrhi ontranco knew him again.
IS was FJ years since Fei'dinai’.d Clttdue
had Inst sat there—sitting tiwr.* of right;.
And the Id yours laid w.-eked nnicii < h.'.r.gc
in him. M'iica he found that Peiror.illa,
obeying her father’s jnessago, had disap
pea red, ho said haughtily that his wife
would f i;j) i a her own room, c.iul with «
fiii.-ddng eye and curling lip hade Laid win
to it. h hen, Beating himself in a place
next Fir Anthony”'., ho looked down (he
board at wliich all sat silent, IBs sareas
tie eye, his high hearing, his nar.ner—the
in a inor of ono wlio had gone long witli
his life in his hand—awed these simple
folk. Then, ton, ho was a Cftiddo. Father
Carey was absent that evening. IdarfiP
Luther had one of those turns, half side
half "sullen, which alternated his with his
moods oi merriment and kept straw
pallet in some corner or other: There was
no one to come between the servants and
this dark visa god stranger, who was yei
“°nS C his way letter and hU talk with- into the Sir
Author.-. the lasting far
,
right anti profiac-m, otl-1 r.-snlts. In tin
lirh “ito place the unhidden «:tcst ami hie
staid on over «r*t <!v ami ov.t
to°grow mar v dr.vs to erne and seemed eradnallt
i.usm ami more ft home. Tie.
SS&’ga’iSWSSSt’S
2S fSSElKl
Ad's .SvS't ANhArK: |
5”I Wi r - iho I'Kiv.go young wuntai
Ad 1 whukiiow b'.Ad 1 1 will
the .Tin i.-y
moods of gloom, b hnt te’jzsix- i.ucle x . jujl m. .
■^•ss^ssjsssr «
dice
about this .. tunc, . am. , M .bat . vra.
troubled
father Carey i he good natured. easy
priest received with joy and t...i.ikf«lncss ,
the news that 1 erdinaml Clmldc had seer. |
his errors and re-entered the fold, bm
when he had laid two or three interview,
witli the convert his brow, too, grow
clouded and his mind troubled. JR j
learned to sots that the accession of th.
Pron>«ant <n>een must hear fruit 1
f-.r which he had a poor appetite. Ho be i
rr n to sn-md ir-i'v hours in tiio church,
tbochurehwhtehho had known all hi- |
life, and wresUod much with himself, il I |
his kindiylnan. ra.-a were any index to ilia soul. Good,
ho Nvr.s not of tho Tuff of j
I
in^hoso witi-welL ^
that days of many a gwjd ami
iearued clergyman bred monocbarch and
bidden suddenly, on pain of losing his
iirgJLLCdMf mt his l.ifoe tft toi 6 rato to
Tin vi.-itors had h :i its tho honso a
niQiHh—ami ;:i that urolith an observant.
’ V70,
cjo have noud much f •!*:? ?:
tbanji ail things in arm in;.? went 10:11
before—when l!ie queen*:, of tiers ru joinin'*
all 1 : ie; A- to i\ at! 1 1 , my\ ice, or a pr*. a:
part of ir. in L;;«;lB:h, ca»:n» d»v-vn, beii:;:
forwo; d< Ly t!;e .Aim ■ .V t-.i FlGl r Cor- y.
Thee ,.;sive rived t :s a 1 'iiday and Ine.i
been Indeed Km.;? ex poked.
j ' What Hi-all you Qo:" Foriiinainl abked
Sir Anihony.
‘A: i >: fort'!” the tall old man readied,
: gripping PC Aon inom brody. It was no
! new sui.-jeet bet we? u them. A ini 11 tired !
! limes they had diremsed it. already, even
os ihcy v:viv now dhseuss iug it, out Uv ter
race by the tiCino.--!, with the church,
whieli adjuins the Ji»uise full in view ncruss
the garden. “I will have no mush room
faith at Coton Kid,the knight, cent,in
Tied warmly. “It sprang ..up under King
Henry, and how long did it last? A year
or two. It came In again under ]\in% ltd
ward, and how long did it last? A year
er two. So it will be again. Jt will not
last, Ferdinand. ” |
“I am of that mind,” the younger man
answered, nodding his head gravely.
‘ Of course you are!” Sir Anthony rc
joined as he rested one hand on the sun¬
dial. “For ten generations our forefathers
havo worshiped in that church after the
old fashion, and shall it be changed in my
day? Heaven forbid! Tho old fashion did
for my fathers. It .shall do for me. Why,
I would as soon aspect that the river yon¬
der should flow backward as that tho
chureh which has stood lor centuries, and
nioro years to ilicbaek of them than I can
count, should bo swept away by these hot
gospclers! I will have none of them! ] I
■ id ii.TVc- no new fangled ways at Coton j
idiidr
‘wrd. I tiiln.k you arc rjgnt! , ’ tho
ror.r: r J-rofur Faid. By what nrans ho
:)a ‘! l^'oc-Kht t ii'. 3 .,ki;:ght* to this mind wltn
out conim:t ;ing himself more fuliv I can
•;ot tcih \i t.-mH. war. i- erdiuand shenjed |
oL.iisc.i always tho cjuitJour. doubler, ha- !
m r { avey oven must have done him that
ms two. But and this was strange tho
\ioyo uoubtt i;i he - sow .1 nun ;cli i ho more
5 t notion) € T3 ' Vi 'kJ * breaker. r i here a.rc men
o slirewd as to pass^oiT f cones for bread,
,o:u men : o •'? n;p;*- minded as to take some
filing less t! an i i>c word for the deed.
"Yfhy should io come in our Bme?”
Tric’d Sir Anthony fractious!}’.
‘•Why i’/.d-jed?” quoth the su!)tle. one.
“I sey, why should it come now? I
have heard and read of the reef,called Lol¬
lards who gave trouble awhile aye. But
passed, and the. church stood. So
will those gospcilorH ixiss, and tho church
■vii 1 »iand.”
“That is cur expericnco certainly,” said
Seed-Lend.
“I hate change!” tho old man con¬
tinu’d. his eyes on tho old church, tho old
imbared house—for only tho gateway
mver rt Colon is of stone —tho old rmv
ii.-jj in the cliurciiyard. “I dc not believe
a it, and, what is more, 1 will not have
t. As my lathers havo worrdjipod -go Wiil
!, though it cost uu every rood of land! A
for the order in couucli!”
“if you really w’ili not change wiAi the
,’oun£cr {'c ner.iti<;ns”—
“i will not!” i- piled tho old knight
diarpiy. “There is iva end of it!”
Today 1 he reformed church in England
has seen many an anniversary and grown
stronger with each year, ami wuean a fiord
co ko.iyh ut Sir Anthony’s arguments. VVc
•snow hi ttov than ho did, for the proof cf
the pi’d'.iin;; i > in the eating. But in iiim
ami his felJowa, who had only t!ie knowl
jdgo of their own day, nn.’h arguments
were natural enough. All time, all ex
perienee, ail J'.i.sto^y «::d custom e.nd habit
u; known to them were on their t-idc.
Only it was on t*o again to he the ha file of
David and. tho giant cf Latii. F i r A n -
thoiiy hud said, “There is an end of it!”
But his companion, as ho presently strolled
up to the house with a smile bi) his satur¬
nine face, well knew that this was only
tho beginning of it. This v.as Friday.
On tho Aim day, a rumor of tho order
having gone abroad, a larger congregation
than usual streamed across tho chase to I
church, prepared *o hear some new tiling.
They were disappointed. Fir Anthony
stalked Hi, as of old, through tho double
ranks of people waiting at the door to re¬
ceive him, and after hi in Ferdinand and
his wife and Fctronilla. and Baldwin and
every servnuC ffom tho house save a cook
or two and tbo porter. The church was
fall. .Seldom had such a congregation
been seen in it. But aii passed as of old.
father Carey's band ebook lml-M ami Ms
voice quavered bu„ ho wont through the
ceremony of tho mass, ami nil was done
m Latin, a little ehatigowmtW havo been
p easant, some thought hut no ono a
this country place on the borders of the
orest held very strong views . No bKnop
S.™ s' “SsS &S SSmmM’ !-v ’
one way or tho other. To tnem Mr An
S°«^A“a 0 t“^t
iSuLi“ i
be Alc.it. i j
a-auft
jiis own free will, I fancy, would havo i
winked. But ho wa3 conmiitteu to tho !
Protestants and bound to stand or fall I
with them. Tbo choleric knight sent back I
an answer by the same messenger The i I
ehcnft rapi.eo, Iho knight rcjomcd-hav- !
mg ins brother always at his elbow. The
upshot of tho correspondence was an «n
nouncomont onth,. the part of ,b« tho sheriff sher. that
he should son a hisollicws to tho next serv,
ice to see that the queen s order was
obeyed and a reply on tho part of .fir An- i
tbony that he should as certainly put the |
men in the duck pond. Homo inkling of
this state of things things got got abroad and spread I
as a September .er fir« hre (lies (lies through through a a wood, wood,
so that t hero was like to bo - such ' a cangre- j
'
^y’s gathering altogether into the
It was iter at last that Fir Anthony j
himself «td not thins, that tnero was the |
end cf It, for on that Saturday aftecnoon
fca r^i 0 -tt^collca.
l eu \ -r ;i j
her hw>d m\d ocoo vFl!i hi:n. ;.tk! ! «iri.
who h«id Fcr.i so Jitth* of her fall.or i;i t hi*
mvajib, and who, what w;D> >■■>:.;ari
and am: s n ?;. i • . v..\ t-atin;; 1 ; r
heart t nt, ubuyed hi:n v. i:]» jny. 1: wm; a
li:io ii\>.--iy day near th- close o£ Deeeu Jr-r.
Fir A.ntb-my 1 - .1 too way over ?h • plank
hviupo which r:*o.-.-rd ; !so moat, in Cm roar
of i::o i;«»i:sea;n! omiipui j tendily ti.rt'li;di
t .ho bwno J:v; in 1 A.arjJ n JJil en)*- U Co
Wocdnm.j’s View, w J j : • 01 uiaria d Urn f.c:
der of the fore?.;, lie did mo talk, ! ;::
neither w.ioim and; ?.i reverie. A a ir
ten d cr.: !i ih -Id hvtiiond ami sr:u);:oi :,c
times mwe!;/ nodding, as times mniiing:
or i.gain nr.strering a lew words, nidi ns,
* Thetkree aer.- jjjeee! Aly i':nb«T iamltv'd
it!'’ cr, - -'J’iiaL is wSiere i erdinnud Idled
the old inarm" or, ‘The best land for
wheat* on this side of the house!” The
hill climbed, ho-stood a long time gazing
over the landscape, eying first tho fields
end meadows which stretched away from
his feet toward the house, tho latter, sis
seen from this point, losing all its stateli¬
ness in the mass of stacks and ricks and
burns p.nd granaries which surrounded if.
Then his eyes traveled farther in tho same
line to tho bread expanse of woodland—
Coton Chase—through which tho road
passed along a ridge as straight as an ar¬
row. To tho right were more, fields, and
hero and there amid them a homestead
with its smaller ring of stacks and barns.
When he turned to the. loft, his eyes, pass
: i}Z over tho shoulders of Brant hill and
}!:J 1 ilor.d copse and Beacon hill, all bul¬
warks of the forest, followed tho streak of
river 03 it wound away toward Stratford
through luscious flood meadows,here groyn¬
ing wide and there narrow as tho wood
land advanced or retreated,
“It is all mine,” ho raid as much to
himself as to the girl. “ i t is nil Cimldo
land r.s far as you enu see. ”
There wore tears in her eyes, and abo
ha(1 lu Uim aW ay to conceal them. Why
,«i>a. hardly know, for lie fftid nothing more,
j ie talked down the hill dry eyed, but
a l! theway homo ho still looked charpjy
about, noting this or that, as if lie were
bidding farewell to the old familiar oh¬
tho spinneys and copses—nyc, and
the very gates and gaps and tho hollow
t rG( >g where l he owls built. It was the sad*
dost and most pathetic walk the girl had
ovor taken. Yet there was nothing said,
[TO Eli CONTINUED.J
Whim. La' r was*k!:. wo pure her Caetonr..
WOira slic w:is a CIiiM. Hie cried for O.H.oria.
When k!:c became UTiss,: lie clanpf to Castorla.
When she had Children, slio gave them Cautoria
A BAT :ii OF NEWSY NOTES.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons Mix. -
Better limps are Felt. Snake
Story.-- C out a Ac. * anting.—
Other News.
i
Corbett and two or three of 1 1
his flii nds were iu a j’iuiadel- j |
phiasaloon drinking, a few days
ago, when Filzsimmons aceom
panied by his boxing partner I
entered. Corbett attempted to
pull Fitz’s nose, and a general!
fight followed, Which was stop-l
ped by Ibe police. It is not
known which o' the parties:
came out second best. No ar
rests were made.
Tiie lumber industry is recov
ering rapidly fi on, the hi ,w i.
recieveo from the hard tunes j ,
Many of the mills have order:-
for several months ahead.
W, W. Scott came near being i
bitten i y a rattlesnake last week I
while on his way to the forest to
chop wood. Just lie ;
some as
went to cross a rail fence he hap
U ok down before be
placed bis foot, on the opposite be! I
aide. Had be not done so
would SOOll have rested Oti a big
four-foot rawer.
Bill was scared doesn’t express
He jumped back, craned the I
at filiothpr dIafo 3 . 11(1 with
*r«s t« bead
- _
r|pen 1 into tliO ° *>TOUDd. ’ It _ has I
made quite a change IU Bill.!
y. Next Tt Cli.nilav DUnaay Vio ne was woe at nt Ihp ine j I
church house long before any
body else arrived and when the
niiniRtw minister nnueorefi appea.ea anil ana finished Iimsiiea |
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[jjg sermon Bill didn’t Wait Until
the , Contribution basket Was pie
beutefl ^ 1 » 0 ° Dim, him hut out went » t ire U» t vol- j
,
uiltarily * and ’ gave freely ^ „ for the
suppoi t of the ministerial cause.
Dah lonega Signal.
CottOtt took a beautiful jump
a lid futures IU New
\ ork dosed 15 to 17 poililF -
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JUdt iNcw 1 O) K J'H’U^OS a • e
ru 1 ark 0(1 Lest year at IGL
time midtUing was selling at 7c
,
with a downward tendency
'
... 1 Ins . had'
year 1- is neai'iy a < e it
higher, with an lil) 1 wird ' tendon- ' “
c ' and the outlook for the farm
ers is very promising.—Sunday
•
' AugUSta Clu'Olliclo.
A veteran who testifies that
his ago is 105 has app iet! to the
State fur a pension under tho
indigent pension act. lio id W.
A. Kilpatrick, and his hurin i s ;
iu Bartow county. !
Tiie waternie'ou Im-iiipss in
south Georgia lias been, if not ai
failure, a complete tlisippoint- ;
mciit. Cars which sold for $100
were eaten up with freight and
commissions.
Some of the beys ,
played good
joke last Tuesday night on some
of oiw cii/ifiens, who were expect
itig to entertain memhers of the
confeieiice, by impersonating
the vi iiors, and getting t heir
would-be hosts out of their beds
in the wee small hours. A gen¬
eral massacre was barely avert
e l.—Clarkesvilie Advertiser.
The Eastman Times-Journai
office lias a pot king snake.
A thief made a raid on Jeff
Osborn’s crib and smoke house,
near Sparta, Thursday night,get
an g [ vvo or three bushels of corn
and about twenty pounds o
laid. He ran bis hand through
a chick and raked the bird from
a jar with bis fingers.
There arc about a di z-m dis¬
tilleries in full Inast in r.kecoun
ty now. They me mnshiug up
wormy peaches and turning
0 "* ! ,Ie u ' atcr ” ii! a !i,I,1 T
me , County Journal.
At a family reunion in Jack
son county at the homo of
•Judge M. M. Pitman there we if
ve members w ho weighed ovti
200 pounds each.-Henry Ooud
ty ... vYeekly. , ,
t. John L|. Illii(u|net J
i'b in 1 r cr, Gonycus, Qa.
Vault facilities for valuable papers
Solicits acconts of firms and individuals.
Any accommodations, cons stent with safe banking, extender..
Special a ttcn now civfu to collections of all kinds.
K [ 0‘ j, P |Y}(j|S ON
‘o A SMALL INVESTMENTS.
Lt t uni. g ikosp-aity will make many rich, but nowhere tbev make h*
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$ \ n our
°rinated by u>. Alt siicttossful s,>eeuIators ope -uro o 1 :i reguhtr system.
it it is is a a well-known well-known fact fact that that there there are are thou thou >-i*icU ,an«U <«f •<( mei men in all pares of the
United States who, by sy.-eem;Uic trading tbr .ugh Ciixn" i brokers, in ske large
imounC hundred hundred * « v ery year, ranging btmdretl hundred from dollars dollars a few thoanu .......... I ildilarsVoi- Me man who in¬
vests ves %s a a or or t.vo two up nn to tn > <s(» 50 1 (s>’i ) 0 ) to $10),“0) sin. /«.»r. or m >re by those
who invest few thousand. ,
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It is also a fact that those who make the 1 !o”ive'vvav irgn-t pr *lits from nthT: eoaiparativriy i''oaad'ii7
investments on tins plan are |«jr,ong w fro
ve#t * hrwu ? h b rokeM vvh *. tno»v«i.si:*ly undcrs.an-l systmintic trmlin,'.
Our plan do. , not the whole .
th out <le«, |ii»ii uu.» that 8 ir.i nsa riss iuc wuuic si sinom noun-, invested on any trade, hut coves
h ° 6, so whctlic.- the .-.iirket rises it fails it brings a steaiy profit that
pil&s up enormously in a short time.
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THOMAS & CO , P-AXKERfi a :i> JJrukers,
21 !- 2 f 2 Rialto Build ig ( 'aii ago, Ill,
NO. 33
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Are you taking SiMnoNS Liver Uko
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wan h al 'd nothing but that. It in the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their fait)) and wore never (lin¬
appointed. But another good recora
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than Pills, never gripes, never weak
cn f> b f werka in such an eaay and
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feels new nil over. It never fails.
IJverybody needs take a liver remedy,
iind ovoryono should take only Him
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15c sure you get it. The Red Z
is on the wrapper. ,T. II. Zeilin «5fc
Co., PiUladclphia.
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Imn, if no', the money if ro*
futuUd. Tty it l
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$160 TO $900.
ENGINES&BOILERS
To suit, J00 in stock. Large
stock of
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