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Tho Battle Place, Claiborne parish, La.
$3.50 acres. is for sale
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general assortment of mems and boys clothing piece
and furnishing goods for spring and wear which
will b. sold below New Orleans prices at Odd Fellows
Uall, Maiu street, Franklin. by .- ss-
PETERMAN e. KRONLEGE % q
Franklin. April 2eth 1903. ! .saEt I'll ts.Fs-1 Z
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The young King of Greece is said to have
become {. drunkard.
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The Chinese Emperor, aged Is is soon to
be married. z5 -7
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Dan Rioe is building barn at Girprd.
Pa.. which will cost $4,000.
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hose who Va tried them will n other. and tsS.
who have mol. informed that
:
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agt. ,.leaH what saw
Our 81 is sold under fnl guarantee Lar Is
cNlos II contains il dpe smoke d
emtS odor VIII lie burning We also have OH hand
aud now receiving the largest "f Lamps
Lanterns and Lamp 'ods in the South wfc,
oi.rr i'lesale retail prices that will
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TERnEBONSE.-The weather during the
past week has been, for tho most part, dry
and very favorable to tho crops. Fodder.
pulling is undar full hcadway, and the pros
poets for a large yield of corn ore very
good.-lPatriOt. 2lst.
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ExV .AuRA&GEart,>5.-ft-.
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The Msasureless Love.

can measure parental lovc-how
broad, how long, and how stropg and
de"pi is; - deep SOP which mothers
can only tathom. But tho love dis.
played on yondcr hill and bloody
cross, where Gods own Son is perish
'nS TOR us, nor man nor angel has q
line 10 measure. The circumference
OF tho earth, the latitude of tho sun.
the distance of tho p!anpt,-these have
beon detormincd; but tho height,
depth, brcdth and length of tho love
OF God passeth knowledge. Such is
tho father against whom all Of US
have sinncd 4 thousand times! Walk
the shore where the ocean sleeps in
the summer calm, OF, lashcd into fury
by the wintcrs's tempest, is thunder
ing on her sands, and when you have
nu mbcred the drops of the waves,
the sand on her sounding beach, YOU
have numbered Gods mcrcies and your
sins. Well, therefore, may we 20 to
Him with tho contrition Of the prod
igal in our lloarts, and his confession
on our lips-'Fathcr, 1 haue sinncd
against Heaven and in thy sight
The Spirit of God helping us to 20
to God, be assured that tho father,
who, seeing hisson afar off, ran to meet
him and fell on his neck and kissed
him, was but an image Of Him who,
not sparing His own Son, hui giving
him up to death that we might've in
vltcs and now awaits your coming
Dr.. GutArie.
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A PPRECI ,TIAG th- g"eat d-mrnd e,
Family Il. 4 M..rciant,ble FLOUR, w
have spared no 'Xpersc. end haYe taken cs
peal Gaze TO make ever, pr pLrEti"n 10 aup
p" tue d. m",'d for th: .,se'ti AT ,emnpdi,t ;
and; Judging fro,o the very I"rge peir nag r,.
tended 10 this MILL. aud fio.,; the IMPRESSIONS
OF approx i by our Gust 'u,ers We feel assured
hat our. forty have L.enentlrely succ.s.ful.
10 th"sa who have not tried our n-w MILL
we won d say TINT We believe it to be t. their
Interest to give us o trial. After they have
tItea the MILL. we have no m"'e to s-y
Their in'ere,t will'p, omi'. them to come ba cs
t'ur WILL hns steadily been growing in public
iavor i"r ih- past three yenas. and now -uce
u rs b. ell rem"lele,i and I.ut up anew, til.
business has been doubled
We w"u!d call ait. n,ion to our surerior ia.
S'''ti To- til" cl-hrins Of Wheat. We have q
Separator AID Smu'ter If the latest AMI mo
Improved pa,eut now il u.e iu the Unite
States, Which
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The Marquis Of Westminster.

The cable brings intelligence of the
death Of Richard Grosvenor, MARQUIS
of Westminster, one Of the richest
nobieman on the roll of the English
peerage. The deceased peer was the
son OF the first Marquis Of Westmin-
lister, and WAS born on tho 9th of
January, 17G5. During tho life of
his father he held the title in courtesy
OF Lord Grosvenor. Tho family has
always been whig in politics; and
their. enormous wealth and influence
have been very. scrviceablo. on the
Liberal side. The income of. the
Grosvcnor is principally derived from
their estates i'll the cities Of London
and Westminster, granted to them at
ut y time when tho land was of com.
parutiycly little value, but which,
with tho increase Of the population in
the metropolis, hAs become Of i'm
.mense Importance: It is difficult to-
state the income of the late MARQUIS
with exaclness, bptit was probably u
little short of million and d half dol
lars per annum. And this colossal
rent-roll Of the family is likely to in
crease greatly rather than diminish,
for much of the land was let out at
long Lenses, many years ago, ut mode.
rate ,rsntals. and Us these leases are
now failingin the rents arc fairly and
even quadrupled. The Marquis was
a noble prtron of arts and letters, and
a n'est' benevolent and philanthropic
'mah.i He did not take any very, con
spieuous part in politics, but was gen
orally in attepdanpo in the House Of
Lords on oil important occasions.
Lord Grosycnor his eldest son, how
eyer vas most strongly identified
WITH POLITICAL affair4; god, with John
s!tyYbssrt !ybst Mil!, successfully contested the
city lry of Westminster ageihst. the go.y
eandites: Tho late. Ia,quis Was ~ a
Knight Of the, Most Noble order ;Sf
The Garter; and Lord Lippteniant and:
castos Ao'4loryns Of the County of
Chester Lord Grosvenor, vino sue.
cceds to tho titles and estates, marri-
co. about Ten years since, the Lady
france. FRAU teysson Cover. daughter Of
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$4,000 REV ARD.

NHEREAS, infnrruation has beea "a
w crive'I Al this Department, thu, a
w'Ital and "npr"v"sed murder was u,pumi,.
,"'l III Ahb"v':ir Count on tn. pa,rn,nu
of The 2sI irs.. upnp the pers.u "f Henry.
lh"">"n. c.'orrJ, ". ill., AZ ~nrk. IN h,s
held. bv two ~hhe. tn-n III kn"wn.
Nov, kn"~ We, that |. ROBERT Il.
SCOTT, GIverno, ui the Sin,.. III S,u,h
C",o'iua, III t.r,ier lila ,hv e.ui, o., in,. ,cs
may he su!'--ry.h, a".i 't.l ,Lr aan mur-
'lr'e's may De tr"ugh; :. ju>rm.. s,:t ron
Zig i'un.~htue":. i" h-rem g., . Reward.
'' FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ,t.r
io' i'e'r aupr-l'' n.i'.r '...,i d,,"e,. in any
l'l' vi the Stat, Wit. pe. :: i" .ouyrt
!" e>'in"ny w!.srrrf. hay. d :cuusn .ss
IL, hnnd AID eau~"d ID. Gr-~, Seal q:
-'"r ST lie 20 he fixed NJ Co,u,nnA, ,n.
a. "ri'eh ay M October, A. D. 1859.
= mi 10 the n'nst' .touri, yrar 81 the lp-
dep"ndrn:s os the United Stx,.s Of
| Am-r,ca.
ROBERT K. SCOTT,
| F. L. CARDozo, Governor.
SecreIArv at State.
! November S. 1869, 2S-2t
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DR.. HOLMES ADVICE TO A YOUNG
PHYsIcIAN.-Olivcr Wendell Holmes
some years ago, wrote as follows to a
young man who requested his advice
about becoming q docter:
=. My Deor youny friend To he a phy,
sition tn \. following requisites, if not
:..aaplu,tely necessary. arc very desira,
bly,: 49,.
: First-A sound constitution. The
wear and tear are very great; and
cares, broken rest, irregular meals
aud exposure Of. all kinds demand
great stamina.
Second An unselflsh nature. You
must always think of your patients
welfare, not Of your own comfort q1
habits.
THird-You must b. content tc
wait long time before you establish
a paying reputation.
- Fourth-Much of your work being
uisIaSIelui, "eafiSome, wearing to the
body and almost fruitless to the mind
You must gradually harden yourself
to. the routine, and for this you ought
to have an easy and accommodating
temper.
Fyfth You must be in constant fu
miliarity with suffering of all kinds
which must either make your feeling.
tough or keep you in distress. Medi
cine is very cxacting. I don't believe
much in literary doctors. l would
not have one that was in the habit O
scribbling verse or stories, or anything
Of the kind. -:
Yours, very truly,
o. w. HOLMES.
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There was once Il very illitcratc
gentleHl:|aEn l:|9E Gone Peter Petcrsop) ap-
pointed as jnstice Of tho peace. The
first day his clerk handed him . du-
pli"ate writ.
"Wcll, wot shall I do with it ?" was
the. query.
"No,hwg but sign your initials
was the reply.
"My nishuls-what are they ?"
"Why, two P's," replied the clerk
ilnpati,ntly.
Cold pcrspiration stood on the fore.
head OF the unhappy magistrate, and
he seized pen, and with desperation,
in his face, he wrote: "Too pezc."',
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Good nsws comes from Fejee Is
lands. The negro geptlemen inhabit.
ipgthat locality have entirely abandon
cd eating white men, giving as the
reason that their flesh is so favored
with tobacco and bad rum as to rem
der it unpleasant. The Fejee cuisine
is, however, still popular.
a New York editor, if not married
never will be, for he says: "The good
honest lasses we knew. m years ago
seem like choice dreams compared to
the walking shop.windows, the hair
pcddling, acknowledging, teter-tipping
gew gaws Of humanity now called
girls.
On Thursday morning the passen.
ger train going north on tho Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad ran over and killed a white
ma. named George H., Brooks. Fhe
accident ACQUIRED near Milford, and
within a short distance Of Brooks re.
sidence. His head was cut entirely
Oft by the wheels of tho locomotive.
A coroner's jury in London render
cd the other day N tho case Of a
young woman who fell dead in the
street, a verdict Of "effusion of blood
on the brain, caused by a fatty heart,
accelerated by compression of the
ctest, produced by tight laoing.
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A Western Paradise is thus dcscrib-
cd:
mo income tax; no internal rcvc-
nue.; no spies to see you if you treat
y friend on Sunday; no special police
no dog tax, school tax, or bounty
iuhd. And; to cni with. the Indians
ana half breeds can't tell one green
Dack from another, 80 all our ones are
tens"
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~HHqSRe RARAARiss.-

In dressing Your fields, cut Won,
coat according to tho cloth. That ;s
uont run in debt for fertilizers
MAaeg yepr sheep, arc feeced DON,
tGE rtee wool! dealers pull the wool
oyer yoqr eyes, as regards its, value
Seyef ye take to bed in your house in
Inc faay upe, while there, are plenty
= pf oeds in in your garden that require
your attention.
, The arst Investment of nj, farmors
should be in. plow-saayes. Notb;nn
Pays Q eurer dividend, yet not always g
large; but it rs certain. 80
When you feel like curryins favors
go into your stable, and curry your
porses' and other stock. That pays
,..1 ~ hos, as money brokers do with
S''stock, sell your stock of ha.y t:sbort. ,,
" - IS bsttor to have several tons left
oyer till another season,
Wy" The time to shear sheep H. when
: you throw off your own ove,ecat for
=. the. season.
80 When farmer hears a sermon on
= inena'ng ono's ways, he should look
st p biz lanes, and bridge, and sec if all
:: ls safe for loaded teams.
u Gardens SHOULD always be put un-
ger guard-p'ckss guard, or his fowls
- wli come up to the scratch, if he does
:. not. ~. ...,-
So; The only kind Of stakes that farmers
=. ehoqld hold, are fenco stakes.
- After raising the best crops Won
* cam the next best thing to raise, is
y q Inc mortgage on your farm. When
that is 'takon up" farmer feels
"frst-rate."
~ Never harTQw the feelings of peo-
: pie by uncoyering old evils but har.
:. gov your fields as much rs you please,
and nobody, will find fault.
Z. Rainy days may DO well spent in
Praetlcing dentistry on Fakes and bar,
;, rows.
rn9 Il farmer feels like travelling, let
/. hlm ,plaapT9t hops, and he can then 20
from pole 70; pole, without much ex-
pense. '''''
The farmeHwhe can't work without
~ his Tiger beer, in: a; few years finds
another kind Of bier necessary.
"!. No farmer's wife should erox over.
her chickens, till they are grown up,
az many little brood has disappoint-
Cd, ono by one, tho work of rats.
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A singular strike took PLACE in the
French city of AJais. ALI. the kitch-
en- girls in that place suddenly refused
to work any more unless the follow
lug three points were. granted. tn
them: Increased wages, lcss labor.
and the priviledge of receiving their
''cousins" in the kitchen. Only the
last point was acceded to by theu
mistresses, and AZ the girls attached
more Importance to 1t than to the
other two, they wont back to their
kitchens,
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The Emperor Napoleon.

-, The Now York HERALD, in comment
ing on the failure of the French Rev
ofutionists to carry out their demon
:. 49, stration against the Government on
tho 2&th of October, which had been
s>!' extensively advertised, aud which was
,'''to bo trial Of their strength, says.
~. "No one who Knows tho Emperor
"A Napoleon could for moment imagine
'';' tRas he would give his enemies the
eH shadow: Of achance to triumph over
-: him. In spite of. French Reds and
49, European democrats and American
sf. aetrsctors, there Is norulerof the day
!, in whom tho: great public have more
,. faith than they have in the Emperor
~: Napoleon. Iis fall would, politically
IL, apd financially, convulse not France
>. alone, not, Europe only, but the world.
Yet the threatened demonstration of
!, yesterday had not tho slightest effect
''" oh Change. The announcement of
the Pmperors death would create q
s','1panic in every financial centre in the
world. IA threatened outbreak dis.
~ ttdrbs no one. So long as Louis Nepo:
"r;leoniiSes; his cienr! intellect and his
/ ~ strong will remaining, he will coptin-
nc to DO tho trusted ruler Of FRANCE.
A violent reXoIution, SO long as he
csu holds the, reiqsh is simply impossible.
~ t. is impoasiPle to rofus to admit and
-b.aam aamost meH ,1i!l make the ADMISSION
heartily-that the peaceful victory Of
80 - Yesterday wiH greatly increase the
- Bmperorspopuh.rity with tho FRENCH
:Peope. whils lte'lhHot Asil'ta e,.chance
q" Dis great rspu tasidn: nil tho world
$40 oper. Tho world h.s not seen 50 skill
'os.nfns ruler il many generations. He
'c"i'hasnsot:ths hriIliancy Of bis gre,.t un-
'-sb ,sle; but. iE his reip has shed, less lus-
IN treApon French arms, it has OCCASION
70 .oed ssss misery TO the French people.
RI ..lf history csnnet speak of him az the
,.!, Iul!ns Cesar Of Frapes, it will not
'a,,!ef. refuse s to grant him the place and hon-
,yad o.H 1,ppkassss4ss'',9 E.s. 6.
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Rights--Bya Boy

Talk about the womes ana the dar-
kies, and the tho al! the rest Of
EN- none Of 'em ali are half SO badly
used as boys arc. :, Ask any boy. l
know lot, and 1 90 can give you all
their names: Ask 'cm all. They'll
tell you, to be boy is to be somebody
without a right in tho world.
You're to take all tho sass that's
given to you, and give none back.
cause you're boy You are to nav
full fare in tho cars and omnibuscs
cause you're boy and not child :
and never have q seat cause you're u
boy and not man. Fat lady gets in
after it's fill, and looks abont her
everybody looks at you. Old gentle
man says, MY son" rcprovinsly.-
Conductor says, "Comc, now, my boy"
You've paid your siSpencc. No mat
ter-that's nothing. You've been on
your legs, with bundles, all day. Who
is it that cares ?-you'ro a boy. Now
Il horse has SUCH load given to him
as he can carry; and q man won't
take any more than he can walk I'M
der. Ask boys what grown folks,
think they can carry. There is no
limit to it. Who doesn't know boy
who docs man work, and does it
well, for u tenth part of what u man
could get for it! Who hasn't read an
advertisement for boy who "writcs
good hand. understands accounts, is
willing to make himself useful; boards
at home ; is trustworthy; not anxious
for meals at the regular times; no
impudencc about him. The best rec
concentrations required, and two dol
lars week wages"
ASK boys whether Old fellows don't
mako as much fuss about such places.
as If they were doing YOU q favor
that would set you up for life.
Who wants q boy any where? Your
sisters don't want you in the parlor.
Your father don't; he always asks
you whether you are not wanted TO
do something somewhere. You make
your mothers headache when you 30
near her. Old ladies'. snap you up.
Young ladies "hatc boys" Young
men tease you and give it to you il
you tease back. Other fellows-it's
because they aro aggravated SO, know
always want to fight, if they don't
know you; and when you get black
eye and torn jacket, you hear Of it
at home.
You look back and wonder if you
ever were that pretty little fellow in
pctticoats that every ybo1y stuffed with
candy; and you wonder whether
you'll ever be man, and be liked by
the girls, and be treated politely by
the other fellows, and paid for your
work, and allowed to do AZ you choose.
And you make up your. mind. cyery
day, and not to be a boy any longer
than you can help it; and hear your
grandfather. or somebody complaining
that there care no boys! now," and
wonder if no remembers the life thoy
led, that he he don't consider it sub
jeft Of rejoicing.
There is only one comfort In it at
all; boys will grow UP, and when
they do generally forget all that they
went. through iu their. youth, and
make the boys Of their day just suffer
as they did.
H.. .,t! -..i....
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a Western oditor asks the follow.
ing question: . Z
Ill q follow has nothing whom he
getS married, and the girl has no, hing
arc her things hizzen pr hizzen horn ?
We maintain The negative.
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There is Q man down East, rather
facetious fellow, whose name is New.
lie named his first child Something:
as it was something new. His next
child was called Nothing, it being
old.
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Four TunN1ps, weighing 20 lbs.
were shown to us on Saturday last
This is regarded rs rcmarkab' for so
early q period in the seaso... They
arc from the farm of Mr. Simons, near
tho city limits Charleston Courier.
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Tho Erie Railway Company an
nouncc that at tho expiration of thir-
ty days they will issue s5,0O0,OOO of
convertible bonds for the purpose OF
laying third limo of rails on the en-
tire route.
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tours, very truly,
o. w. HOLMES.

"WIT ON THE BENcu.-1n the Su.
preme Court of tho District of Col
"mbia, objection was made to an in
strument having been written in
black ink, and the interpola ion in
blue ink. Judge Carter said: Now,
IN this period of the abolition of all
distinction on account of color, it ap-
pears to mo that this criticism is hyp.
ercritical.' -
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-. Sister," said one of, tho brethrou at
a lovo-fsast' % "aro you happy ?"
Yes, deacon. feel as though / WAS
in Beelzebub' bosom"
mot in Bcelzebub's bosomm
wen some Of tho patriarchs, I
don't euro which,"
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GOING SoUTH.-Four cars filled with
negroes passed through Augusta Sat.
urday night en- route for Louisiana to
work on plantations They are emf
grating from the Carolinas. This will
De IL good way to "remove the veil
and lift the pressure" from South Car
DINA, says tho Chromicte aud Seni.zei.
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"Miss," said a gentleman proffcring
his um brel!a to a lady in u shower,
me to be your bcau?"
"Thank you for your politcncss," "
was tho reply; "and AZ have plenty
OF fair weather boaus, 1 will call You
my rain beau"
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EtR hRs sfR4 fRRIafs!9R R 4HE 81 8sH'ogs EHs gs
SOUTH CAROLINA. "
~ ,hn matter Of L slBERT, B.ntr.p.-
NORGE is he' ebv given ths. . Gsnsra
l, Neeting Of the creditors Of the. aboy
named named Bankrupt. will be held before W. ]
Clawson Register iH Bankruptcy Of saiacouri
~ h's office: .at sYorksi le. Spyib. t,srojna, o
,no no IGN DAY r. EoSsRher lssa. tx ID Sur
aose OF d.sisr'"g dividend % tki Banksapr'
' So,, ana l"r the "ther p"rposes patnrd in III
1861 RI w npI,,.. h;
Ahevil'erzS c., tx. ,. - A.v,s,.
November s. Is Q. 2s-2t --.f-te
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ihe, luke of Sutherland and by their
marriage, two of tho wealthiest and
noblest families in Europe became
Courier.
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-, =, = =. IT El.J ;.
=: lady having bought sapsagss of
q couple of boys, overheard them dis.
putting about the money: "Givo me
half" says one. "No I won't, saws
the other. "Now, that amt fair, you
mine" - .@
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nuy: ~
day, Mr. Jones, warm day, Il
said Mr.. Smith, as they. met on
Thanksgiving dsy. '' -
u %"Yes, it'is," said Jones, st is sop,e
warm if'hot samns.r.h>iy.' :. ~; ~
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: Wilson's New Mill

Is Is now doing the largest business i.
has ever done. Persons having wheat
TO grind should give this mill d ,ry1al.;
Nov. S, 1865, 2s,, If q ;3",,'' H..
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"9ot any ice at your opd of the
table ill| = ~ - q, : ...,. i"
> mo- but Fye!got tho next thing Il
.;,i-".y i!o> ..u,:.. i =.
,.It;W hats that?" .~.".a. ~..f;n 81!
"a severe eold." .......
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WILSON'S
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zs3lBW mlll!, !,
NEW SHUTTER, NEW
B0LTING CLOTH,
NEW MACHINERY, and
Water enough to
Grind Day and Night 1!
Give this Mill a Trial!

1t has all the Improvements for ma
king fine Family and Mcrchan.ubIe
Flour, aud is doing the largest bus
mess it has ever done.
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Why was Noah meyer hungry In
tho IL arkf Because he always had
Ham with him: 80
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Branch of Mime. Demorest's Em-
Porium of Fashion, at Fowler 81
McDonald's, where the Ladies will
find all the latest patterns for Ladies
and Misses Garments.
They are agents for the sale of E.
Butterick e. Co.'S celebrated pat
terms. October 20, IT,