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AUCTION SALES.

.ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Ia tie District Court Of the Uaited States, for ths
...-- u District of South Cdrolind.
DARis VI e ssssi$s; : sSS;i{ $SesAs e Bankruptcy
DY virtue of all order obtained from Hon. Geo.
lbs. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of the q,
States, for the District of South Carolina, will
expose to public sale at York Court House on
Thursday, 4Era .-, ..e-r 'a' O..
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869,
All the right, title and interest to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled at the date fling his Pc:
tition in Bankruptcy, In tract Of land, situated
in York County, on the waters Of Turkey Creek
bounded by lands of r. A. Gilfllsn, James Stew
art and Others and containing
FIFTY-ONE ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Sold, however, subject TO any Dover that may
now or hereafter be claimed. -.r
Also, the Book Debts belonging to the estate Of
said Bankrupt. - ,
Sold for the benefit of the creditors Of the said
Bankrupt's estate.
TERMs-Cash in currency-purchasers to pay
''' p'f''O T. s. JEFFERYs, Assignee.
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flassgt RIDING BRIDES, from one dollar and
iafty cents to three dollars. All warranted. good
and wellmade. Call at the old stand, where you
price: if Won want q SADDLE or SET OF HAR-
NESS. YOU shall have either. lya ...L 10
5:.I: ~ !, ~ :: JOHNSON q DARWIN
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AUCTION SALES.

ASSIGNEES,s SALE. 80
In the District Court of the United States for The
District of South Carolina.
In the Matter of R.rvpnprcv
RoBE A. BLACK, Bankrupt IN nASkSofros y
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. w.
DI. Clawson, Register in Bankruptcy Of said
Court we will sell at York Court House, on Thurs
day, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1862
all the right title and interest to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled, at the date of filing his
Petition in Bankruptcy. in the following personal
property, to wit:
One Horse, one old Buggy, one lot Notes and
Accounts and two shares of stock In the Kings
Mountain Railroad Company. ,...
Sold for the benefit of the creditors of said Bank
rupts estate.
TERMs-Cash in currency, ..- ...- --
e. I. I; 8; 8. + sEFFGhSs, FEGaRSsS' Assisnees.
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cav MILL FOR. SALE.

II WILL expose to public sale, at CHESTER
COURT HOUSE, on the first Monday in March
next, to foreclose . Mortgage, executed by D. NJ.
a STEAM SAW MILL ENGINE, said in the
Mortgage to be q 40 horsepower, B0fEERS AND
MACHINERY, mgood runnngordsr. Any per-
son wishing to purchase, can exanine the same by
applying to D. NJ 'PEDEN, nearRich Hill, Ches-
ter County. Terms made known on day of Sale
9z<l@ BIT. WHEELER.
Gr Charlotte Dcmeepf and Chester Reporter
will publish twice and forward biilssto this Office
for payment. = ~
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I'M THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES PuR TRR p1Ef1f6x OF 8. O
urxrr rrrsf f,r1

/ In lnE DlSInkO1 SOO0kA
OF THB UNITED STATES PUR THR u1EfRf6K OF 8. O.
INTHE NATTER OF
8. B. MASSEY.-In Bankruptcy.
JAt HorkviQe, IN a.esaid Distria on tss2sh day of
q January, 1859. "
hereby given that . Petition has been
IN flsd IN said Court by %. b. MASSEY, Of
Bankrupt under the SAetaoxs Congress, entitled
tan Act to Kstablish q Uniform System oKz Bank
ruptcy throughout the United ststes. g, Approved
Ind March, 1867, for discharge and Certificate
able under the said Hct; and the 2Oth DAY Of Feb
rnary, 1889, at IL o'clock, NJ, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, before w. I. Clawson, one Of
the Registers In Bankruptcy Of said Court, at his
office In YorkyfHe, South Cafolina, when and
where the Creditors may attend; -and shew cause
Il any they have why the prayer Of the said Peti-
ion should not be granted. - -
]. p, M. EPPING, d. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
BY T. w CIAwsos, Deputy Messenger:
January %
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IN BANKRUPTCY. ''''' -.
District Conirt off the JJuited StatsA for the

In the Dlstrfct CourtOi tne-Onlod States iof the
-" District Of South Garolina. !" -rii
Is hereby given that on'the 11th day o1
~ February, a. D., 1859, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court Of thf
United States for the District of South Carolina
against the estate of ROBERT BRYCE q SON,
Of fthe County Of Richlapd, and the State Of South
Carolina, who have been adjudged Bankrupts up.
on their own, Petition; that the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging
to said Bankrupts, to them, or for their use, and
the transfer Of any property by them, are forbid.
den by law; that needing Of the Creditors Of the
said Bankrupts, to prove their debts and choose
one or more Assgnees Of their estate, will be held
alta Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden on the 2sd
day of February. A. D., 1852 at u o'clock, NJ, al
Yorkyille, 8. O., before w. I. CLAWSON, Esq.
one Of the Registers IN Bankruptcy Of said, Court
IL :, ,J.P.. NJ. EPPING, u. S.l Marshal. ~.
= BY T. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
February IL g ~ = Il 1t
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r. nj. DOBSON E GO.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

TVHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Yorkville and York County, and the
adjoining Counties Of North Carolina, that they
have again resumed the GROCERY BUSINESS,
at the old Stand, where they viii be pleased to
serve their customers with Groceries, as cheap as
the cheapest, for cash. They will buy and barter
for all kinds Of Country Produce, at the highest
market prices. -
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m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE o. 8.
For thS DtStr1ct ofs. Casplizia.
! In the Matter Of ,,v,,-nrcx
= SAINT, SUMNER ~ H'At,0so& 11Is'1 ASH'


I SAINTS Il sfs s1iss s1MaSR 81 IN In BArKRurroT. AN
As, HrkuNe, n the SAID Diand, on the 2Sth day
lii I ! ! Of fLanlay, 1863. Z i q III! v
NOTICES hereby given that a Petition has been
IN filed in said Court, by SAM'L SUMNER, Of
Union. County. in said District, duly declared Q
Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress, entitled
HAn Act to Establish q Uniform System Of Bauk-
ruptsy throughout the United States, Apptoved
thereof from all his debts and other claims prov
able under the said Act and the 20thday Of Febru-
ary, 1889, tl2oclook, NJ Is assigned for the hear;
ing of the same, before w. ]. Clawson, one OF the
Registers In Bankruptcy of said Courtat his Office
in Yorkvile, South Carolina, when and where the
Creditors may attend, andlshew cause II any they
have, why the prayer Of the said Petition should
J.P. NJ EPPING, Us. Marshal as Messenger.
T.. By T. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger
January % ,.9l,5s,7',. 4 .r.t5,,E5 -
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DRY GOODS.

VlHE undersigned, desirous of disposing Of theil
FALL AND WINTER STOCK to give room
for Spring Goods, offer their present Stock at very
low prices to those paying Cash: II you want to
buy Goods cheap, for the next thirty days, DOB
SONS is the place. ifyou have the money. Goods
on time are very high at our Store.
T. NJ. DOBSON & co.
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IT is so.

yTyHAT am Agent for Singers NEW .sO-ING
MACHINE. IF you don't believe It, call q
nv office and Will convince yon that am So u
February
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.;Janyiaryi4,a
my GOODS AND GROCERIES.

WAVING bought out the entire interest OF Col.
H,W B. Wilson, In the late firm Of AVERY
WILSON, shall continue the :husiness at the
old stand in the Lindsay Block" on my own &C
count, and hope to receive q continuation OF tne
nafronaoe 40 literally extended to the old hrm.
With every facility for buying Goods atthe LOW
EST CASH RATES, 4 am confident OF my abii-
t to sell as low as any other honse IN this or the
neighboring towns. .>,i ,,i, an.
sell ensinsyey rsr 10 tnfY ont
Messrs. D. @. WILLIAMS and ". b.. COL
COCK are with me, and would be pleased to see
their friends and acquaintances.
stt'e1f - ~. :, -. 81 ;. W. AVERY.
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January

Z as- Other business requiring my undivided
caeastne'rship essass1a' % Of AVERY 1 KIIsoN. to my
nsrfner. Maj. Avery. Cordially commencing
him to the confidence Of the public, respectfully
SOLICIT Sor him continuance OF the patronage e1
tended: 70 the Late firm. w: B. WILSON.
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ALMANACS FOR 1869.

lust received, a lot of ALMANACS FOR 1S69,
eD the calculations for which were made for this
latitude, by Prof. J. H. Carlisle, of Woford Col
nseful information. For sale at the Enquirer
Office, by JOHN +. GRlSI.
January IA II
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SNUFF. SODA, &C.
A CARD.

r A. LEDERER & co. respectfully inform
% their customers and the public generally,
that circumstances beyond their control have
caused temporary suspension of their business !;
but arrangements are already on foot for an early
resumption Of business, with an entire new Stock
Of Goods. j. a. LEDERER q co.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.
IN the District Court of the United States for tn
District of South Carolina.
Bankrupt. ~ g.;
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo
II S. BRYAN, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of South Carolina
will sell at York Court House, on Thursday
the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869
All the right, title and interest, to which the saC
Bankrupt was entitled at the filing of his Petition
One tract of land, lying on the waters Of Turkey
Creek, partly in York and partly in Chester
counties, bounded by lands of James Parks, Els
tate OF JOS Freeman, j. G.. kirkpatrick, Rober
Ross, and E. B. Robins, containing
1874 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Also, one tract, lying adjoining the above tract
containing
1874 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The Bankrupts interest in this tract of land il
believed to be one-half at the death of his mother
who has life interest The first mentioned trac
IS believed to have been owned in fee simple by
the Bankrupt.
The interest in the above lands sold subject tc
any dover that may now or hereafter be claimed
Sold for the benefit of the creditors Of the sale
Bankrupt's estate.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in currency-purchaser to pay for all ne.
cessary papers and stamps.
,.,,.u-, Register in Bankruptcy.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.

ASSIGNEES' SALE.
Tn the District Court of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
In the Matter Of 1nponrr,ntov
ED. r. MILLS, Bankrupt. "f'
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo.
ID s. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of the
we will sell at the residence Of the above Bank.
rupt, in York County, South Carolina, on Friday
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, NEXT
All the right title and interest to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled at the date Of filing his Pe.
tition in Bankruptcy, in the following property
to wit: .., =
One tract of land, lying on the waters of Fish
ing Creek, in Chester County, South Carolina
bounded by lands Of John S. Bratton, estate of j
D. Crawford, J. McFadden and others, containing
1888 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Also, the above Bankrupt's joint interest in an
other tract Of land, lying the waters Of Fishing
Creek, bounded by lands Of w. A. Steele, Mrs
Bates and lands Of the estate of - Poag This
tract contains
ONE HUNDRED e. FORTY-TWO ACRES
more or less. ..
The interest in the above lands sold subject tc
any Dover that may now or hereafter be claimed
Also, at the same time and place, we will Offer
for sale, the personal property Of the said Bank
rupt, consisting Of the following, to wit:
Two Mules, one Piano, one old Buggy, one
Watch, one Scholarship in Davidson College, N
Carolina, one lot of Notes. one bale Of Cotton.
Sold for the benefit Of the creditors of the saio
Bankrupt's estate. ......-'
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in currency-purchasel
to pay for papers and stamps.
T. s. JEFFERYs, Assisnees. ari s'
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SADDLESsANDHARNESS!

I JuST.a m1e cheaper
than any one else. 10
prove what we say,
come and see. NEW
SADDLES, from five
TO twenty-five dollars.
sWAGE SADDLES,
from four to eight dol
lars. ." Good BUGGY
HARNESS, from four
faon In twantv.f1ve dol
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WHITE LEAD.

~IRARDps Snow White Lead and Spanish Viii
QT ting. Just received at the York Drug Store.
" JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q. 8.
For the Dist. ofS. CaroHna.
g stM,h M MaiIfE RMEI q In BANkaVREoz. ss
1T HorhviUe, IN the said District, on the 2sth day
,,9,.,, Of January, 1862 -. - =
TlHIS is to give notice that Q Petition has been
filedinsaid Court, by SAM'L RHEA, of An
derson County;i In said District duly declared 9
Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress, entitled An
Act to Establish q Uniform System Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" Approved March
I'd, 1851, for a. discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable un.
der said Act; and the 10th day of fFebruary, 1889 al
IL o'clock, NJ, IL assigned for the hearing OF the
same, before W. I. CLAWsON, one Of the Reg
listers in Bankruptcy of said Court at his Office In
,Yorkville, South Carolina, when and where the
Creditors may attend, and shew cause, II any they
have, why the prayer Of the said Petition should
not be granted. ..r
J. P. NJ EPPING, q. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
By T. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
January % 3t
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LAW NOTICE.

LA w NOIIOCs
UTM. A. MOORE, of Lancaster, and JOHN
w NJ. ROSS will practice in Copartnership in
the Courts of Law and Equity in York County.
Any business entrusted to their care, will be re-
ceived and attended to by J. M. ROSS, at the Or
dinarys Office.
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DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS
NOTICE.

4 LII my Notes and Accounts are IN the hands
n of w. B. NETS for collection. Those who
owe me- and are not able to pay, contemporaries
on the most LIBERAL TERMS. Those who are
able to pay can have the chance to do so, on or be
fore the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
after which day all claims not settled either In full
by compromise, or fair promises, will be put In
suit without distinction or exception.
B. r. WHEELER.
January21 s I'm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
YICT'OR Y!

We hay. to record the greatest revo'
luton IN the shortest time aud the
prapdest triumph ever won upon a po-
Iitical field. The state has gone for
Seenter, suffrage aud liberty by more
than sixty thousand majority. Many
even claim seventy and seventy five
thousand which probably is an over es-
innate. The Legislature is Conserva'
tive, Il ere not being q corporals guard
Of Raeic lie in either house. OF thirty
1--WE members from East Tennessee We
have twenty-five, while VIC have swept
the State west of the mountains. There
is not vestige left of the formidable
tyrants who but few days since ruled
over the land. 1t is terrible fall
Hamsn hanged upon his own gallows
. nd cut down to SKATER the bones Of
his dead body. 1t is simply a tri'
unph of Conservative Republicanism
over Proscriptive Radicalism.
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- -l-71----77777 7-7-77-7--7
A,yau JVifh G, limitation.

No indignity, no wrong must now be
r sffered those who in following Stokes
and opposing acknowledgements pro.
scribed their fellow citizens and sought
to enslave their neighbors. They have
long made Tennessee the homo of an
arcby and the prison house Of liberty.
It is the cradle in which a native des-
potism was first rocked. But to-day
the foul abortion of her own begetting,
the child of her own nursing is buried
deep among her iron ribbed mountains
buried upon its own homestead, with no
monument 10 mark the spot save the
record of seventy thousand noble hearts
glorying in regainiDg their lost liberties,
it should serve only to guide us in our
efforts to gain foot.hold among the
crumblipg crags upon the storm beaten
crest Of politics. Let no man mar the
harmony or disturb the rejoicing Of
this people by the elimination of his
Deighbors. Do nothing that will thwar,
the plans of those who are struggling
for peace and good will. Teach them
that a people brave in war and patient in
affection can be maguanimous in the
hour Of victory. Forget the terrible trials
through which we have passed and live
for tho future prosperity of our coun-
try. Every new citizen will be a posi-
tive gain to the country. If he brings
capital it will build factories and mills
and his taxes support the government |;
if poor then lis labor will help to de-
velop the hidden wealth Of the country.
Away then with elimination and re.
elimination Let the politics Of our
neighbors alone and strive to make your
home comfortable and your family hap
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C.nnun-- WIN. Barton, Conservative.
Coffse--R W. Casey, Conservative.
Carroll o. A. Elloe, Suffrage Republi-
can
Davidson d. s. Bhea and I. D. walker,
Conservative.
DIX 'lb--Dunlsr, G. nservalive.
Dickson d ID. Nicks, Conaervativ,.
Franklin-B. b Knight, @ nservat,vs.
Fnyette-C' J. Tucker, Conservative.
Grainger-J. u. Carl, Conservative.
Gibson = bryant. Conservative.
Giles-B. W. Rose, Conservative.
Hancock - Baker, Conservative.
lIawkins-James White, Conservative.
HamiltoR-E. A. James, Conservative.
Hardcman- - Kosson, Conservative.
Henderson - Goodman, Conserve
tive.
Henry J. s. Long. Conservative.
Hay wood. W. Clark, Conservative.
Jefferson - Eckel, Conservative.
Knox John NJ. Fleming, Conservative.
Lawrence W. r. Nixon, Conservative.
Lincoln-J. NJ. Bright, Conservative.
McMinn-J. D McElwee, Suffrage Re
publican.
MariOn-w.J. Kelly, Suffrage Republi
can.
Monroe-Jessee F. Owen, Suffrage Re
publican.
Maury W. Wilson, Conservative.
Montgomery. G. lornberger, Csnser-
vative
Marshnll-A. A. Steele, Conservative.
McNairy-S s. l.. Warren, Conservative
Madison d. II. King, Conservative.
Obion % DR.. Boyett, Conservative.
Roanc-D. + Harrison. c s'rvative.
Robcrtsor-W. r. Sadler, Conservative
Rutherford Joseph Dillin, Conservative
Stewart--W. A. West, Conservative.
SUMNER. T. Baber, Conservative.
Sewer .-Lsy na', Co1sei vat;v'.
Sullivan John slack, Conservative.
Smith-Jones, Conservative.
Shelby S. II. Jones, II. Townsend, Goa
servnti,es.
Union-James Led ,erwood, Conserva
tive.
Wilson = G. II. eileen, Suffrage Republi
n; A. W. Cox, Conservative.
Warren S. S. Colville, Conservative.
White Geo. p. Huntington, Conserya
tive.
Williamson-AthaT Thomas, Conservative
Washington w. Smith, Conservative.
weakley-W. d. Caldwell. Conservative
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the RETURN OF LIGTHr.
HnM IT WAS DONE.

II may puzz the brain Of Cpl. Milhr to
know how every thing went wrong all at
once. For the information Of all concerned
we will state. BJth Miller aud Nelson
were Radical, Miller the nominee for the
Senate and Nelson his opponent. Both
were bidding for the Rebel influence in
Sullivan and both paid a visit to Bristol.
That trip cost Miller q seat in the Senate.
While here Il 70 said Miller made a bargain
with the Rebs to SO for suffrage and An
drew johnson for S nate, IL they would
give him their influence. He went then TO
Jvnesboro where Nelson charged him with
selling ont and thinking he must scquit
himself came out in a card in which he de.
clared himself "opposed to Universal Am
nesty Opposed to Impartial Suffrage and
opposed TO Andrew Johnson for Senator"
Very few of these cards were struck OF
and they intended for the Johns N and
Carter county market. They never were
intended loTSullivan, but some one jumped
upon the freight train and came to Bris' oil
with a card at ten o'clock on Monday night.
wo put two hands to work on Col. Miller's
card, for it seemed hard that Miller should
bear the whole expense and we wanted to
help him on. By ten O'Clock the n, xt day
Sullivan county al been flooded with them.
No comment wassueeded the card did the
work and the running OF that press all Right
gave Nelson I've hundred and fifteen ma
jority over Miller. Miller would have car
ried Sullivan county and been elected but
for it. Now Col, we think you ought to
pay as for that printing and the distribu-
ticn Of your cards. We saw you were
short and thought to help You out ~ but It
did play the ID with your ducks, didn't III
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The Great Eclipse.

On Saturday las; our people had the
rare fortnue Of witnessing a total cclils
OF the sun, aud perhaps the most re
markable one that has occurred within
the reach OF modern science.
Our town being located at the crors
ing Of the central lins of the eclipse,
with the great through route of railroad
travel from New York to New Orleans,
1t was iyisited by numerous scientific
parties, which served to heighten h c
Interest which our citizens felt in the
occasion. The party of Gen. QUITS, ,f
the L. :. Coast Survey, had erect d
convenient observatory on Solar
hill, 10 the west of the town who're
they had, upon a carefully construct
cd pillar of masonry, erected their
splendid No. 2 telescope. Near by,
d.. Longsircth, Of Philadelphia, had
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There is now something for our
young men TO do besides dabble in the
muddy stream Of politics. Scarcely
day passes that we do not have persons,
generally young men, asking informa-
tiou as to where they may get situa-
tions. They want to 60 to Baltimore,
to keep books, act as statesmen, insur-
ance agents, drummers, to learn the
printing business, to get conductor
ship or about anything that will not
soil thoir boots or stain their collars
We have work now for all, and especial
ly for the young men who constantly
seek employment in the cities or 60
west. But what is it says a youth in
yellow kids 7 1t is this /: Buy you ak
" or one hundsed acres Of land con.
veniently situated to the railroad or
some market, marry you a nice, rosy
checked wife, build house upon your
land, 60 to work and quit idling about
street corners, AS soon as you can,
build you good, neat BARNARD build
II just like your father would not--dig
q we'll or build sistern, plant an or.
chard, set out shrubbery. plant flowers,
PIT carpet on your aOor, buy some b. Ok,
take news end an agricultural paper,
buy your wife q piano aud live like a
civilized being aud not savagc. While
you are doing these things, all of which
can be done in five years if you work,
you can grow wheat, corn and tobacco,
feed the Pigs and cattle, market your
potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, apples and
peaches. Yo1r wife can attend to the
house, make and send to market butter,
dry and sell the fruit and if there is
such thing as baby about the house
she viii attend to it. )
Before you 60 to Baltimore or any
other city look around the country aud
see how many Of the young mcn who
went there acquired anything
other than fondness for whisky and q
disposition for trifling with ladies atfec-
tons. See how many of those who
went west have returned with anything,