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The Measureless Love.

L can measure parental lovc-how
broad, how long, and how strong and
deep i is; II decp sea which mothers
can only fathom. But tho love dis.
played on yondcr hill and bloody
cross, where Gods own Son is perish
'nS for us, nor man nor angel has 4
line TO measure. Tho circumference
OF the earth, tho latitude of the sun.
THO distance of tho planet, these have
been determined; but the height,
depth, bredth and length of the love
OF God passcth knowledge. Such is
the father against whom all of us
have sInncd a Thousand times! Walk
the shore where the ocean sleeps in
the summer calm, or, lashcd into fury
by the winterss tempest, Is thunder
ing on her sands, and when you have
numbered tho drops Of tho waves,
tho sand on her sounding beach, YOU
have numbered Gods mefcies and YOUR
sins. Well, therefore, may VIC 20 to
Him with the contrition Ct tho prod
lSul in our hearts. and his confession
on Que lrps-'Fatbcr, l 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 hissonafar off, ran to meet
him and fell on his neck and kissed
him, was but an image of Him who,
not sp.ning His own Son, tlt giving
him uP to death that. we might live in
vitcs and now awaits your coming
DR.. Guthrie.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE I'M,
TED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT on
IN II ,h1 n,1ns n..ssr OF J L. slnERT. Bankrupt
NOTICE Il ia'ahy given ths, t, c,ssn,
heet!ng pf the credit ers Of The abovs
!lamsa HankfNBs. will bs Held bsfor. ". I:
EiARs9n kagislsE in Bankruptcy Of said courC
II i,,s "tiIee: at Yorkvi le. S,nih Carolina. On
we iath day "f November 1854, for tho Bur
rrse o' Declaring a divijrad Of the Bankrup2fa
SS.h Ssh sre'i"n sf the BaaRrup. Act Of Msrea 2:
nhhsv;u. I y: II. WARDLAW.' -
Nova'nt,a - ", Assignee.
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Qn. HOLMES ADVICE TO YopSo
PHYsIcIAS.-Olivcr Wendell Holmes
some years ago, wrote as follows to 9
young man who requested his advice
about becoming a docter:
NY Deur young friend TO he ply.
sition tn following requisites, if no,
absolutely necessary. arc very desira,
bly,:
Trst-A sound constitution. The
wear and tear are very great; and
cares, broken rest, irregular meals
and exposure Of uH kinds demand
great stamina
Seeond-An unselfish nature. You
must always think of your patients
welfare, not CT your own comfort OF
habits.
f"ird-You must bo content te
wait Il long time before you establish
Il paying reputation.
Fourth-Much of your work being
distastcfnl, wearisome, wearing to tho
body and almost frui.less to the mind
you must gradually harden yourself
to the routine and for this you ough,
to have an easy and accommodating.
temper.
Ffh--Yo must bo in constant fa
milIarity with suffering of alI kinds
which must either make your feeling.
tough or keep you in distress. Medi
cine is very exacting. I don't believe
much in literary doctors. I would
not have ono that was In the habit cj
scrt1bl'ng verso or stories, or anything
Of tho kind.
Yours, very truly,
o. w. HOLMES.
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$4,000 REWARD.

WHEREAS, information has been re-.
w :''rc'i AT this Department, that 4
"'l'nl AID ""pr"vokcd murder was commit
.-'I i" Ahb.v'ic Count , on th. morning
It, The 2S.h i"s'., upon tho person Of Henry
tn"n-ou. c.'ored, willie ut work in his
held " two White nen unknown. =
Nov. know ,e, that l.. ROBERT X
SCO(I, q vernon of the State of Snuth'
C"""'ua, II. ur.Ier tha' the ends Of jastics
"."Y lac snh>uryrd. and, 'hn, th. said ,nur.-
dr'c's may bc brought su ju>iic. and coli
'ng punishment. ." b-seht utter {. reward
1t FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, Sr
," he'r apprehension AMI delivery III any
l"'t "f TIA State, wuh pt"t to Gun wet.
~ testimony whereof, | have h-reuuso sst
my hand aud caused the Great Seal of
--'"e State to he "ffixe,l u, Culutntnn, lhis
thir'ie'h lay Of Oc,"t'er. A. D. 1869,
-. ND IN the ninet. -tuut,h year oi the To-
dependence o: the United Slstss uf
A,acrica.
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
+. l.. CARDoZo, Governor.
Secretary uf State.
November S. 1860, 2S-2t
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The Iarquis Of Westminster,

The cablo brings intelligence of the
death Of Richard Grosvenor, Marquis
of Westminster, one of tho richest
noblcman on the roll of the Englisi,
pecra%e. The deceased peer was the
son Of the first Marquis of Wcstmin.
lister, and was born on the 9th oi
January, 1865. During tho life OF
his father he hold the title in courtesy
OF Lord Grosycnor. The family has
always been ~hig in politics.; and
their enormous wealth and influence
haSe been very serviceaLle on the
Liberal side. Tho inismc of the
Grosvcnqr is principally derived from,
their estates in the cities of London
and Westminister, granted to them at
ut u time when tho land was Of com.
paratiyely little value, but which,
with the increase of the population in
tho metropolis, has become of i'm.
mcnsc Importance. It rs difficult to
state the Income Of the late MARQUIS
with cxactncss, but it was probably a
little short Of a million and d half dol.
iars per annum. A,d THU colossal
rent-l'oll Of the family i, likely to in
crease greatly rather than diminish,
tor MUCH Of the lapI was Let out at
long leases, many years ago, at mode.
rate rentals. and as these leases are
now falling in the rents arc fairly and
even quadrupled. Tho Marquis was
9 noble prtron Of arts and letters, and
n most benevolent ana philantbropie
man.. Hi did not take any very con.
spicuous,part in politics, but was gen.
orally in Attendance in the House Of
flaosds ON oil 'ilnpertsat occasions
Lord GrosSenor, his eldest son, how.
ever was most strongly identified
with political affains; and, With. Johr
stuart Mill, successfully contested the
city Of Westminster against tho To. y
IIcandites- The: lato Marquis was q
Knight Of the Most Noble Order O,
tho Garter, and Lord Lieutenant and
ca''o' Ratslcram Of tho County o1
Chester Lord Grosvcnor, who sue
ceeds to tho titles and estates, marri
ed, about ten years since, the Lady
'Sranoes Aeveson Cover, daughtev Of
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The Emperor Napoleon.

! The New York Herald, in comment
ing on the failure Of tho French Rcv-
olutionists to carry out their dem on
stration against the Government on
tho 2Gth OF. October, which had been
extensively advertised, and which was
to bo S q trial Of their istysngth, says
"No ono who knows the Emperor
Napoleon could for moment imagine
that he would give his enemies the
shadow of chahee to triumph over
him. In spite Of French Reds and
European democrats and American
detractors, there is no ruler of the day
in. whom tho great public have more
faith than they have IL. the Emperor
Napoleon. His fall would, politically
and financially, convulse not France
alone, not Europe only, but tho world.
. Yet tho Threatened demonstration of
yesterday had not the slightest effect
on Change. The announcement of
tho Fmperors death would create a
panic III every financial centre in the
world. A threatened outbreak dis
,turbs no one So long as Louis Nepo-
leon lives, his clear intellect and his
strong will remaining, he will contiu-
ae to bo the trGstsd 'rurer OF France.
A violent revolution, 80 long rs he
holds the reins, is simply impossible.
1t il impossible to refus: to adult and
most men will make the admission
heartily-that the peaceful victory Of
Yesterday will greatly increase the
Ein1eror's popularity with tho French
people, while It cannot fail'to enchancc
his great reputation all tho world
over. Tho world has not seon so skill
full a ruler i" many generations. lie
has not tho brillianoy of his great un-
Gle; but, if his rein has she'd less lus.
tre upon French arms, it has occasion
Cd less misery. to tho French people.
If history cannot speak of him as the
Julius Cesar Of France. it will not
refuse to grant him tho plucc and hon.
ors Of ArpgYYggttsas."
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HINTS TO FARlERs,

In dressing your folds, ! cut Won,
'ee"t "eeording to tho cloth: That ;s
aont s1 run in debt for tcrtilizcrs
"hen your sheep arc flecccd, don,
iee tho wool dealers pull tho WOO
over your eyes; as regards it's value
ENeyeF'tako to bed in your house i,
tRe Aay time, while there arc plent,
81 beds in your garden that reouir,
yEo99r attention.
The first investment of oil farmers
: tshouid 90 in plow,sAores. Notbino
:: pays surcr dividend, yet not always
large but it is certain.
Whom you fecl like curryine fayors
80 into your stable, and curry vou,
horses, and other stock. That n....
best. f'9
o.i,, 10 not, It, as money brokers do with
stock' sell your stock of hay "short.'
1t is bot better to have several TONS lcf,
over till another season. - -
ing Eiiae to shear sheep Is, when
you throw off your own ove,ecat for
tho season. '
"hen n farmer hears sermon on
mend'ng ones ways, he should look
10 his lanes, and bridge, and sec if all
is safo for loaded teams.
Gardens should always bo put un-
dor guard-picket guard, or his fowls
will come up to the scratch, if he docs
not. ="
The only kind of stakes that farmers
should hold, are fenco stakes. II
After raising the bess. crops vol,
can' the next best thing to raise, is
the mortgage on your farm. When.
that is taken up" farmer feels
"frst-rate."
Never harrow the feelings of peo-
Pic by uncovering old evils; but har-
row your fields ID much AS you please,
and nobody will find fau.t.
Rainy days may be we'll spent in
practicihg dentistry on rakcs and ha-.
rows. =
IL s farmer feels like travelling, let
him plant hops, and he can then 70
from pole to 4'ote, without much ex-
.pcnse.
:. The farmer who can't work without
bis lager beer, in q few years fnds
another kind Of bier necessary.
No farmers wife should erov over
hcrSchicken', tilr they arc grown up,
'as many a little brood has disappoint-
I'd, ono by one, the work Of rats.
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There was once Il very illitcratc
scntlemsn Gone Peter pctcrson) ap-
pointed as justice of tho peace. The
first day his clerk handed him a du-
plicate writ. -
"Wcll, wot shall I do with il ?" Was
the query. =
"Nothng but sign your init:als,''
was :hc reply.
"My nishuls-what arc thcy?"
"Why, two P's," replied tn clerk
inpaticntly.
Cold pers2iration stood on tho fore.
head Of the Unhappy magistrate, and
he seized pen, and with desperation
in his face, he wrote: TOO pczc."
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1 PPHECIATING the rreot demand E.,

q PPHEClATlNG the great demand f,,
Family n d M-rchahtnhle FLOUR. ".
have spared no +Xp.' He. and have taken es
h""'';i cn,e to make every pr. pa, Gti"p 10 sup
p'> the IT. 'n"i'i for Thu e'sa"ti"I commodity
sna; Judging from the very large patronage e..
tended to this MILL. aud from the .xprcssions
vi nrpi"v u by our c',st ntis We feel assnr; d
nat our d" Is haye b en eutlleIy success -f,l
10 ti';'s.' WHO have npt tried our u. " MILL
we Won d say tI.ut t-licve it to be t.. In. i,
interest to CIV" ms n trial. After they hn. q
,hu;, Hi ;;;i, Mii:t; We nave II" ."'"e t" y
.'ur HiLf. hns 81" ',iil\' b -. z ow q in putIc
!aV':E i'r IL past tine- Yeas and now ,,.c,
l. us b en- ren'"d"'cT and vi up II ew T..
f'GsneLA h,s b.rn uu,,inci :.
va " ud ca'l at u.,ou to ga u. 80. ia.
C'''i i"" lhr cl'"'''n. 81 "."i. We n,. a
soSl'hfh'Or H'd orulI:l-r ! a! Z ..fr,i ,,. An, ,
i:"provrd patent ""w III u, :. u.u.
States, which
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Good news comes from Fejee Is
lands. The negro geot,emon inhabit-
ing that locality have entirely abandon
fc.t eating white men, giving as tho
reason that their flesh is so favored
with tobacco and bad rum as to rem
der it unpleasant. The Fcjcc cuisine
is, however, still popular.
A New York editor, if not married,
never will be, for he says "The good,
honest lasscs we knew in years ago,
seem like choice dreams compared to
the walking shop-windows, the hair
pcddling, ribbonflinging, tetcr-tipping,
gew gaws of humanity nov called
girls.
On Thursday morning the passcn-
ger train going north on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad ran over and killed Il white
ma. named George II. Brooks. Tho
accident accurrcd near Milford. and
within a short distance Of Brooks re-
sidcncc. His head was cut entirely
off by tho wheels of the locomotive.
A eoroner's jury in London render
ed the other day N the case Of a
young woman who fell dead in the
street, q verdict Of "effusion of blood
on the brain, caused by fatty heart,
accelerated by compression Of the
chest, produced by tight lacing
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, Boys Rghts-By q Boy.

Talk about the women and the dar
kIes, and the-the-all tho rest ol
en- mono of 'cm all are half so badly
used as boys arc. Ask any boy. j
know lot, and 1 can give you alI
their names. Ask 'em all. ThcvlI
tell you, to be boy is to be somebody
without Il right in tho world.
You're to take all tho sass that's
givcn to you, and give mono back.
'cause you're boy You are to puy
full fare in the cars and omnibpses,
Gauss you're boy and not y child
and never hivc . scat cause you're a
boy and not man. Fat lady gets in
after it's fp;l, and looks ahont her;
everybody looks at you. o,d gentle.
man says, MY son" rcprovingly.
Conductor says, "Comc, nov, my boy"
You've paid your sixpcncc. No mat
ter-that's nothing. You've been on
your legs, with bundles, at day. Who
is it that cares ?-you'rc boy. Now
Il horse has such a load given to him
as he can carry, and man won't
take any more than he can walk nm
der. Ask boys what grown folks
think they can carry. There is no
limit to it. Who doesn't know boy
who does n man work, and dogs it
wcll, for u tenth part of what q man
could got for it'll Who hasn't read an
advertisement for boy who "writcs
q good hand, understands accounts, is
willing to make himself useful boards
ct home is trustworthy; not anxious
for meals at the regular times no
impudcncc about him. The best rec
concentrations required, anu two dol
lars a week wages" -
Ask boys whether old fellows don't
make as much fuss about such places,
AS if they wero doing you q favor
that would set you up for life.
Who wants boy any where? Your
sisters don't want you in tLe parIor.
Your father don't; he always asks
you whether you arc not wanted to
do something somcyhcrc. You make
your mothers headache when YOU 90
near her. Old ladies snap you up.
Young ladies "hate boys" Young
men tease you and give it to you if
you tease back. Other fsllows-it's
because they are aggravated so, Iknow
always want to fght,'i they don't
know you; and when You get a black
eye and torn jacket, you hear of it
at homo.
You lock back and wonder if you
ever were that pretty little fellow in
pctticoats that every body 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 as you choose.
And you make up your" mind every
day: and not to be g boy any Ion ger
than you can help it and hear your
grandfather or somebody complaining
that there "are no boys now" and
wonder if he remembers the life they
led, that he he don't consider it a sub
jcct of rejoicing.
+ There is only one comfort in it at
all; boys will grow up. and whou
'hey DO generally forget all that they
went through -in their youth, and
make the toys of their day just suffer
as they did.
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- An imaginative writer says. "Wo.
T." man is compounded of TIRES articles,
:" sager, tinceure Of atnica,ahd soft SOM.
Sugar, because Of thu sweetness which
~ which - spparent in most women
.t,slss shst in some it should have aci.
10 'araated into, strong domestic vinegar !;
oy.ernioa, because in yomeu is to 30
Ii" Run,d that quality: of healing and
= aend soothing. after the bruises and
;, wounds Thici afaict us vi, men in thc,
great battle Of 1ife; q and idi5 soft soap, ri
- feasohs TOO obvious to .noed sp6eisc!a.
:"1ion." ! YjhT;"..a al: So ~
= a. ,'r!..'t - j. ...,s. y.."
- Many Of the Gsrsnan. emiprants
wBo recently arrived IN Nov Orleans
have already found employment
Sope forty pr fifty Of them have gone
:, ''}Saw5rK 6h' 'bdfgear Plantations. TheJ
80 are reported as fine, hale looking set
% ssf men and Ars just the kind of peo.
pie the South *assE 20 swelEhes Don.
s'snon and deyelop hor resources.
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a singular strike took place in the
French city of Alais. All the kitch-
en- girls in that place suddenly refused
to work any more unless the follow
ing three points were granted to
them: Increased wages, less labor,
ard the pr!viIcdge of receiving their
"cousins"' i'll the kitchen. Only the
last pcii!nt was accedcd to by their
mistresscs, and as the girls attacks cd
more Importance to it than to the
Qthcr two, they went back to their
kitchens.
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Four TuRNIrs, weighing 20 lbs
were shown to us on Saturday last,
This is regarded as remarkable for SO
early q period in the season. They
arc from the farm of Mr. Simons, near
the city limits Charleston Courier.
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There is man down East, rather
facctions fellow, whose name is New
ho named his first child Something;
us 1t was something new. His next
Child was called Nothing, it Lcin.
old. :
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'WIT ON THE BENcn.-In the Su-
prcme Court Of tho District of Col
umIia, objection was made to an in,
strulnent having been " written in
black ink, and the intcrpola ion il.
blue ink, 4udge Carter said: 'Now,
in this pcFod! 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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The Erie. Railway Company an
nouncc that at the expiration Of thir-
ty days they will issue $4,000, 900 of
convertible bonds for the purpose of
laying third limo Of rails on the en-
tire route.
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n western editor asks the follow
ing question:
III a fellow has nothing when he
se's married, and tho girl has notbin,,
arc her things hizzen or hizzon horn ,
We maintain tho negative.
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FoING SOUTH Four cars filled with
negroes passed through Augusta Sat
urday night en- ,ouie for Louisiana to
work on plantations They are emf
grating from the Carolinas. This will
be. Il good way to "removc the veil
and lift the pressure" from South Car.
olina, says the CAronicte and !Sent,zel.
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"A Western Paradise IL thpc dos.,;,,

"A Western Paradise Is thus describ.
cd:
NO income lax; no internal rcvc.
nue.; 20 spies to'se you if you treat
Il friend ON Sunday; no special police
no dog tax, school tax, or bounty
fund. !!!.! And; to end with. the Indians
IN" i ha'f breeds can't tell one green
back from another, so ali our u: ones are
tens"
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, alstor'" said one of the brethren at
" lovo-least' ''w care you happy Pr
1es' deacon feel as though I was
In Beelzebub' BOSOM" '
NOT in Bcclzebub's bosomw
don't care which" :" =
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"A'ss'' said gentleman profleyinv
his umbrella to lady in IL shower,
permit me to be your bcau?"
"Ihank you for yopr politcncss, ,"
was the reply; "and ~ have plenty
or fair weather bcaas, 1 will call YOU
my rain Jclu."
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>, A lady having bought, :sausages OF
. couple of: boys, overheard them dis.
putting about the money; "Givq me
half," says one. mo Won't says
the other "Now, that amt fair, you
know tain't 10, for half the pup was
mine"
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H"arm day, Mr.. Jones, warm day"
said Mr. Smith, as they met on
Thanksgiving day. 4 .-.
;" eyes, it is," said Jones, it, is some
warm if not summer" a T.. -
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T"HE Undersigned would:infbrm bis eas,om-
~ .es aud the public. that he has removed
from Hodges Oepo' 10 AhbsvilIs G. II. He
viii be fouad at Dr.. Psrk-r's Drug store. shd
esrnestIy solici,s the patronage Of the public.
Satisfaction is guar6uissd in every instStoe,
AosWt ;, 1886 ~
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The State of South Caroline
ABBEvILLE ei'UNTY,
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ.,. Proba,.

WHEREAS George W. Holloway bs. mad.
suit t" mo ,d' grant him letters Of Adc
"'n'sFs',on Of the Estate Of Dbpgl.ss W. Hol-
'"wsy WAY, tiec'd.' ist" Of said County" ="
=, :hese hr"' 'heref"e, to cite and aduonish
lass ".hoi,owny. deed, that ihey be and appear
before e, IN the Court Of Probate, to be h.lG
~ AbbeSi'Ie q. H. on Friday, the Ip,k
HoV. next, a6rr publication hereof .. II
click, in the forenoon. to show cause, II any
They have. Why tho said Administration should
not b.. granted.
Given under nv hand, this 4th dav Of Nov
an'io D"rnini 1863. M -:
tuolshed on he 5th day Of Nov ember, 1869,
!" the 99d ye.r Of Arnrr;can INDEPENDENCE I
on wM HILL" !. r. l. C. t.. 81
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Wilson's New Mill

Is now doing. the largest business it
has ever done. Persons having wheat
to grind should give this mill q trial.
Nov. 5, 1863, %, If .
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Tho Duke of suthorland; and by their
marriage, two of tho wcalthiest and
noblest families in Europe became
united.-Coarisr. .,...
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Why was Noah mover hungry in
tho ark2 because he always had
liam, with him. . :,
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PEAS, BACON and FLOUR

$50 bushels prime white corn.
SO "nsheIs planting peas.
5000 lbs prime clean rib bacon sides,
10 barrels extra Family and sup. Fluur
Fresh meal and grits reo'd every week,
us' received aaa tor sale BY
MCDONALD NORWOOD & co.
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WIGSOM'S
4!9BW ml&l>
NEW sMUTFRR, NEW
B0LTING CLOTH,
NEW MACHINERY, and
Water enough to
Grind Day AND Night {!
Give this Mill a Trial!

1t has all the Improvements for ma
KING fine Family and NIcrehantuLlc
Flour. and is doing the largest Lus-
mess it has ever done.
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"Got any ice at your end Of the
table Bill ?p",','n., A.
j SNo, ,'but I'vo got tho next thing to
it.".9' 2.
:, What's thatT, .:. g..
=. "a severe cold" -.
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Branch of Mme. Demorest's EN-
perium Of Fashion, at Fowler &
McDonald's, where the Ladies will
find oil the latest patterns for Ladies'
and Misses Garments.
They are agents for the sale of E.
Butterick q Co.'S celebrated pat
terms. October y9, If