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TIE MURDER OF CHARLES WALLACE A

The MURDER OF CHARLES WALLACE At
WARRENToN, GA.-The Augusta Constit4-
tionaHst contains the following particulars
Of the event reported by telegraph:
We yesterday learned the following adj
'ditional particulars of the numbering of
Charles Wallace at Warrenton, Ca, by Dr..
Darden. After the shooting Of Wallace
the citizens of Warrenton became so in
censed at the atrocious manner in which it
was done that Darden, by the advice Of q
few friends, and desiring to preserve his
life, gave himself up to the sheriff of the
county, who promptly placed him in Jail,
and, locking it up, made his way to Au-
gusta-the sheriff admitting him in Jail
armed. At intervals and nearly all through
the day crowds were seen on the street-cor-
ners discussing the killing. Things thus
progressed until night, when a crowd
Of men, numbering some twenty-five or
thirty, assembled and proceeded to the
Jail, demanding from Darden that he
should give himself up to them. He
refused, and the crowd piled q lot
of rubbish against the door and under
the Jail, and attempted to smoke him out
Darden then cried out that he would give
up his pistol and yield to their wishes but
when they came near, the smoke having
gradually left the house, he again refused.
The crowd then became more incensed, and
made another application Of rubbish to the
house, and again smoked him. This time
the smoke and heat became 30 intense that
he wss heard to feebly ask to be let out.
The crowd then broke open the Jail, and
took from it their victim. They then con-
Quoted him to his Office; allowed him to
write letter and make his will. He was
notified that his time was up, and they gave
him few moments to make last appeal
to God which being done, they escorted
him out to the public streets, and there shot
him until every spark Of life left his body,
piercing him with no less than twenty-five
balls. Thus ended another fearful tragedy"
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The French are entertained VIII Silly
rumor that Maximilian is not dead.
Secretary Borie, Of the Navy Depart
ment, has issued an order stating that there
are no vacancies in his department..
John Sanford Young sho. Richard Pow
ell, SON Of Ex-Governor Powell, through the
heart at Henderson, KY, Thursday, killing
him instantly. Both were drinking.
The smallpox is still committing great
rayages on the Pacific coast. Among the
recent deaths in Oregon is that Of w. G.
IuYault, one Of the pioneers Of Oregon, and
formerly Speaker Of the Assembly. He was
the first editor who started paper in that
State.
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NEW IRoN.-Several train loads Of new
railroad iron from the Tredegar Iron Works,
Richmond, have been received here for the
extension. We expect in a few weeks to
see large force Of track-layers engaged
in putting down cross-ties and iron on the
new work. The cut near the depot has
been finished, and but short time will be
required to get the whole of section No. 1
in order for the new rails ooington
Times. e
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From the pnfadelphia Inquirer, MONDAY.

IWitcneIFE C0nfesston. =
We have received the following commu-
nication from the Rev. George Bringhurst
ga report is widely circulated thai
George s. Twitchell has confessed to me
that he is the murderer Of Mrs. Hill. In
justice to the young man would say he
has made no such confession, but on the
contrary protests his innocence, confidently
expecting the Almighty to make that limo
cence patent to the public.
stRev. GEORGE BRISGHURsr."
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HIGHWAY Observation-Disclosures, WiS.
March 15.-Captain M. E. Leonard, Cit
zen of Sparta, Wis, was vaylaid and
robbed last Saturday night. He was shot
three times, and left for dead. His condi'
ton as critical.
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Foreign Markets-rBY TsLIoRApa1.

Foreign Markets-[BY TsLEaRAPRl.
LONDON, March 6.-Noon.-Consols, s2H.
United States bonds, s3A. Sugar quiet on the
spot and afioat; on the spot, 39s. Sd.
LIvERp March 10. Mon.-Cotton
quiet; uplands, l2@l2kd.. Orleans, l2A0
l2Id.; estimated sales, 5000 bales, Bombay
shipments TO date since last report % 900 bales.
Afternoon.-Cottonq quiet. Pork, sss. Cd. Tai.
low, 46s.
HAyRE, March ls.-Noon.-Cotton opens I'M
changed. 80
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FUNERAL OF Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE
Louisville, Ky, March 15.-The funeral of
Hon. James Guthrie was attended by the
Masonic fraternity and large number of
-
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DR.. SHARPE.-The Senate has confirmed
the nomination Of DR.. A. Z. Sharpe,
brother-in-law Of President Grant, to be
United States Marshal for the District of
Columbia,
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The Fifteenth Amendment In
Georgia.

ATLANTA, March 16.-Tbe House to-day
passed the fifteenth amendment-ayes, 81 /;
nays, 46. Republicans present and not
voting were IS; Republican nays were A.
The amendment is the special order in the
Senate tomorrow.
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ANEW BOOKS ar 1908 MAIN STREET,

NTEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
IN OPPOSITE T-OFFlCE:
THE CHhPLET or PEAeLS. BY the author
Of WThe Heir Of Redciyfe. - -
LIFE AND LETTERS OF FITZ-GREEN Il AL
I,ECK, Edited by James Grant Wilson.
HAWAII; an EtEtorical Account OF the sanu-
HA LII VS. (miles o,Rieny, POETIC al
HoW 4 BRIDE WAS WON. 4 brilliant rev
f !. South American novel.
roeether With all the latest publications.
4 large stock Of STATIoAEHY, In great Vafle-
W is I u On nN A. Il. oHRrsTIAN & co.
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The citizens Of Greene county held q
public meeting on the 10th instant, and re-
solved in favor of aiding the completion of
the Fredericksburg and Orange railroad to
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The business in future will be conducted under
the name and style Of DENNIS b. COLLINS
TIMING, PLUMBING, and GAS-PITTIN9--st
the old stand, No. 500 Broad street. between Fifth
and SIKH, l hope that he may still receive the
patronage Of our friends and the public generally
NH l7-2t4 John A. TYRGE
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For sale at wholesale at manufacturers pric e'.
Oh. CHALKLKY & CO., Sole gents.
NH Is Thirteenth sire t.
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ANOTHER EscAPE.-Seven Of the con-
victs engaged at Jerry's run broke from
their prison on Monday night last Coving-
tom Times.
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DHSSOLUTIONS. &c.

RICHMOND, March II, 1869.
nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership
H. heretofore existing under the name and style
of COLLINS & IYRaE as timers. plumbers,
and gas-ftters, IS this day dissolved BY mutual
consent, ID. b. Collins assuming all the debts due
by the concern and settling all due the same, be
alone being duthoriZe1 10 sign the name OF the
firm in the settlement Of account.
d. B. COLLINS,
j. A. TYREE.
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Petroleum has been discovered on the
Pacific shore Of Mexico,
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NO-PARTNERSHIP.- have this day
~ associated with me in bushes Col. GEORGE
A. CUNGINGHAM, OF Petersburg, Va. under
the style Of SPENCER & CUSSISGHAM. With
added facilities and determination to use our
best efforts in the interest Of our friends hope
To receive q liberal patronage. ] tender my sil-
cere thanks for the past kindness Of my friends,
and hope they will extend tie same Kindness to
our new concern. THOMAS j. SPENCER.
Richmond, Va, February u, 1869.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 8, 1850.

RICHMOND, VA, March 8, 1859.
T0-PARTNERSHIP.-MR. G. G. SCOTT,
" Commission Merchant. No. 1919 Cary street.
and Mr. JOHN Boiling (latc inspector OF to-
bacco In this city) have this dsy formed a CO
partnership uuder the style and firm OF
SCOTT BOILING,
for the prosecution OF general Produce and Com
mission business, at No. 1912 Cary street and re-
specifically ask the favorable attention OF the trade
aud the public generally. NH l7-eod3ts
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Earthquake i'm England.
LONDON, March ia slight earthquake
occurred in Lancashire yesterday, doing nc
damage,
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A PPOMATT0X PAPER MILL.-Hav-
II ing made arrangements to operate The Apo.
matsox Paper Min. We shall &c prepared In few
days - supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gr3tifad to furnish Its former Gus
TONERS and others.
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ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.

Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing Ass 10 US win receive prompt retarns NJ
the BEST MARKET PRICE.
PgraRsRunG. March 4 isea. nh s-sm
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WOOD AND COAL.

N7OOD! WOOD!l WOOD!!!-THE
Wv CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.-Why win
people pay high price for wood when they can
get 1t so cheap at HENRY 81 UADEKs'S yard,
ut the Intersection OF Brook avenue With Broad
street? Cali and see the wood, and am sure you
will buy. PINE ut IS per cord OAK &C %. so per
cord-deliyered anywhere In the city.
NH 10 ia plx Harry SAUNDERS.
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NEW LAW.-smith on Contracts, Storer
IN Il Heard on Criminal Aborton. Saunders q
Bump on Bankruptcy, KeeTesss Domestic ksla ,r
Ecclesiastical Law, 1sy1or,s Law Sioss airy, Town
sh.nd on SANDER and Libel Clinton's Digest y.
2. Reports RANDOLPH ESGLlsH, !,
A.,rHsF~..rs -. go! a2i6 Main street.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber Is nov pre-
~ psred to receive any nuInbsr OF HOGS ON
BOARD ut his dtsttllGry NJ Mayo's creek, one
mile below Richmond. Price, stIer month. For
further information, apply ON the premlses:
70 Elm ANDREW j. BYREE.
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The French are entertained with 9 silly
rumor that Macmillan is not dead.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, BEST BED ASH

"a NIunACIIE VUhI, DEoI NEU dpN,
IA under cover;
GLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines;
SMITHS COAL, . No. article; Ir
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOD oak and pine,
know ye', that fuel OF all kinds, promptly
delivered, Is to be had at lowest rates OF
BRAZEAL d C0TTRELL,
mhS corner Ninth street and Basin
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DRICEs AGAIN REDUCED. +
COAL AND WOOD,
AS Low AS THE LOWEST.

make to-day another reduction in the price OF
coal and WOOD, and challenge comparison s1
to the quality and cheapness Of the fuel which
deliver free.
ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL LUMP,
HARD CLOVER HILL, and HAIL COAL now
on hand. Also, OAK AND PINE WOOD, OAK
AND PINE WOOD. CHARLES II. PAGE,
fuel dealer, Nineteenth and Cary
feN ard Seventh and Grace streets.
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YXTO0D, WOOD, WOOL ana sslling
wv sEAsQNEp OAK q ss and PM q

delivered, or e5 and 81 ia the gard. VIII seq "a
small quantities TO poor people q no ssS ~:
woodward by the side ali he same, betwosr TWEEN.
tieth ana Twenty FIRST ssrests: ne wooo.fsxa
gates open on both Cary and Digs: 1879 lsds
OUTFITS q PARKEks on kightsenth sssccs be-
tween Main ard Cary. wiu 30 pr3ppsly Eiied;
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Z WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
4 m,

kI.o on hand, q large supply of STATIONERY.
SCHOOL books, &C., for sale very cheap ior
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% EDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
1& CITE O0AL.-The Subscriber from dats
per ton OF ,oeo pounds, delivered. Also best OAK
and PINE WOOD IS the lowest mar1es rHsss.
81 0faces corner Of Seventeenth and Dock, and he
teu WRIT B08EHfe.
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Getting Rid Of Potato Bugs.

Various are the methods adopted to
kin or drive away this pest. and some
.re ouitc eflectual. The principal thing
required seems 10 be diligent work Ill
fighting them. They are not very cour-
areous creatures. and continued annoy
sncc for IL short time viii! cause retreat
10 other quarters. Some one has recon-
mended throwing infested ant hits INTO
the notato field. and claimed that ants
will drive out bugs. If this be true ii is
certainly profitable way of using one
evil to destroy another.
The best means VIC ever used Is "a
whip the vines with bush. and at the
same time stir the soil actively. with tho
feet. giving the bugs good dusting.-
Twice going through field IN the ABOVE
manner will generally suffice TO cieal
them all out. although but comparativei!
few are killed. To make death to then
certain, take old hay or straw, and stnn,i
il along quite plentifully upon one sid'
of the field, clear from the vines; driV'
the bugs in the direction of the straw
and they will run into it for safety: iir
the row, and if the potato vines are poth
cred again, j. will be by the migration O
another lot of bugs.
Assaults should be made as soon as "a
bugs appear: proper attention at IN
time viii secure the vines from scriol
injury. It'll, 10,
been tried, are pronounced highly SUI
cessful:
Take half. a bushel of sawdust. and
mint of coal oil; mix well. and so
broadcast over the potato hills. Kepe
the dose if the bugs make their appca
ancc Mt any subsequent period.
Make a weak brine of common 81
and water: sprinkle the brine on !
vines after sunset: but take care not
nut on too much, or the tops Will wilt
IOhio Farmer.
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Liuuid Manure Tanks.

AS LIQUID manure is exceedingly bepe.
fetal TO all vegetables, plenty of it should
ALWAYS be available. and without liquid
manure tank this cannot be obtained.
For large gardens. tank should be built
exactly like cistern, the bricks being
closely cementcd at the bottom, sides ana
roof. to prevent the liquid from pcrccola-
ting through the soil, and also to keep
the surface water from entering the tank.
The liquid should be conveyed to the
tank by tile-drains from the stable. byrc.
kitchen. etc. and may be taken out by
pump. In small gardens hogshcad OF
large caslS of any Kind that will hold Wa
ter nav be sunk in the ground, and vii
answer on a small scale. In this, SCOT
Cuano. etc, may be converted into yaiu
able liquid manure, by dissolving then
in suitable proportion of water. Ma
nure is much more readily taken NJ. b.
the roots of plants when in solution thai
when i'm solid state. In fact. solid ma
nurc has to be disso'y ed before 1t can ell
ter the sponge-likc mouths OF the roots
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w Nf"Nf f''" ~
,rsons desiring these ho,hs
md see that none others
lady issued:
10 Long Legs. the Squatter
"a black Prophet II
- old Nor,e, the Hunter
16 Tiger-Eye 4
~ Revolutionary Joe
rs Jack. Bufialo-Catehcr
20 Tom Iurhin, Trapper
so Scout Of the 81. Lawrence
81 Leather Legs
s2 Bloody Brock
~ Wolf Slayer
s4lcrg roh
s5Cu.ncy Ensh
sG kob.n liott and his Mer-
rs Men
81 Spy Of lie delaware
~ "Old Kit scout
- Hank v isyins. Esl
50 Snhlcr les
81 Old Jrepier's Pride
- Nsikr.rn, the Hunter
81 Grizzly Jake
% spotted Fan
o, lie Elrody Footprint
or. Tho Adventures al
"A New York Sev shoy
SO Old ,hlc. he 1rarper
" ibig-iiouthed lrapper
+ ~ l'ai.'l.cr dHk'
20 snake Eye. az the Zen
m N.l'er
loo Old NICK If the Swcmf
@ icl ,alnec,oh OF tie SaLie'
To cid Xcke
a lu3 rrg-fGce
lO4 sharp snout
? lu5 Tuscaloosa Sam
lOd slim Jim
III Nod kattlesnaEe
lus lleck Sampson
JOS i'aly lhc
llo Sqlai,y Dick
III lint,l.h M. thc A'enge
Ii.fl.ry Foot
llailaMk-ryc. the ilrnie
ia N"i.nn ~ the Cc"iii"
~ i,ayc barker
1if ',lntHr .rrpw
III li.cl,orv JACK
1'STv" Tfsppcrs
ila llidm 'leIa
l.c lrrrdv Ncif
igllo.g Headed Nike
L. Thunder, loud
re i.a Harold 81 tn, ILLS
12tlcNrS loe
l.5I.~.ici 'urger-ny Ga
cd Aayte he \
lsc Red STAR 81 the SEN
@ uuies
III rullrt-ll.ad
l2s I'.nier y,h
Se l.ls ugt nf iiic Sciota
l.Ginpst lliigters
~ TT Mad l','ssv
u. iptigr S,rr'cgem
i.3Til--tsce lndisn
..4i. .ti;e savage
l.is witch - tbs swamp
l.G,.d Paul
~. ,l.iier' Secret
l2s Rival Captains
9 l.gg l.i',ic Foot Irarpsr
40 Wild IA.
III Rowing nick. Hunter
l42 Fighting Nat
For li3 Hunter of the III
Hili-
IA Tln Indian Shirt
ls5isar ilani,vd 'irarr"'
1sfIiuntcr- are leirk.i
lie lv al n,m saealers. md
If Yrice-l.n Gents each.
,lsO. lis iliiam Slieei y. J
APR, 9-;i
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Physical incaracty Impeamcnt- to ,iarri'Fc. ~;
also. CossuaiTIos. Asifrsf. ana rns- hl""e'u :!
s.lT-indnlco nee or sexual exiravagince.
Lay. Price. in seeded envelope, only cents.
~. celebrated author in this admirable. essay, clearly
demonstrates firm a thirty years successful rrac'rr
~, ~ alarming cailsesieilces &c ssig-abdsr mag bs
radically cared without the dangerous use 81 internal
r;i y. Hcstion 81 the knife p"nitnS -; .
mod. OF cure me simple certain. and rf.c,eai. ~
,n.nrs oT which every srivrer no matter "at NJ -"
iiuu mas be- may care himself cheapiy. privately aug
BY This Lecture should lie in the haais q Ever.
yor,ti and every man in the land.
I seut under seal in pain envelope 10 any address
,cst-p,d ON receipt OF six nts. Two POSI- stamps
~. pocrcr tuly.rw ..rs = Marriage tt,de price =
lc.nts Address th- publishers.
> CHARLES ,. Z. KLINE N,Corprny.
i No. 1877. IoTcry Nta York.
Iost-Uf'lee Box s.s6.
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Answer to Prayer.

A correspondent of the New YORK
hnicrcndent. writing from Anderson
Vile. The locality made UNANIMOUSLY I'M
mortal by the great prison pcn 81 forty
four thousand OF the boys in blue. III a
s,ockadc where the srnce allowed 10 cach
man was one foot by'six feet. says:
"Nlanv wells still remain. which were
dug by the prisoners. varying nom u 70
rs feet in depth. now dry, and said never
TO contain much water. AZ one fnno
,,hcy were furnishing with thirst. MI
means had failed Ia supply llam. VIVA.
could they do? They had great ana
earnest PRAYER meeting. To God di'i
'ltLcv cry for water. Now mark the re-
sui. That very night terrible ram
storm came On. such rs This country
sometimes witncs scs. I he wind hoWi'.
among the trees. and thc rain lonrcc
down in torrents. Amid the darkness
of that terrible night, 70 The rebels. man!
, oe cur prisoners escaped. me 'offen,'
, Of water CALLED deep down Wonder hili
: side. inside thc stockadc. In The morn
iig pure spring of water was r,nni''
, rom that excavation, and II conlinuedi'
run while the prisoners abode there
, And still dis "Providcntial spring
!, gives forth its pure. cver-fowing water
!, have lust tasted of that sacred water
: Let skeptics laugh. If they will; but
:. choose to believe that God heard thei
: PRAYER.
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WHY Bees Refuse to Stay III u
Hive.

ReeLcepers often experience great dif-
feulty in getting a swarm of bees 10 s'nv
ir hive. Not unfrcQuontly few housS'
onA sometimes even n day or two. aiter
\ swarm has been lived 1t suddenly
rw.r,ns ont, and either @oes TO the WOODS
or clusters acnin rs at first. There are
various reasons given for their doing so,
many Of which. however,, are not cor.
,.nct I, ;s said bv some thar ii nail
onpcars on the inside cf the hive, or II
the hive is planned on the inside. inc nces
will not stay in II. Others agalh aiiiim
HAT bees viii not stay in pain'cu iiVe
because they do not ike the smell oi III,
paint. and many ether equally aosur"
notions ere Entertained ~ scil'r t'''
keepers. such reasons. however. are ~
the 1icicring rays of SuIcrsl'i"h' ~
fading out loforc or rapidly increasing
know ledge in lie science OF hce-tui,tie
Tie pr.rciral tGusc OF lees leaving
hive after laving bccn newly plt into j
- too great heat. V hen a sNralm o
lces are east. thc> rush from Tic any.
under great excitement, causing nuci
animal heat They ere then. NOT unilc
.uuently. put into live which Eas bcu
standing exposed To the sum- and are ih'l
left with the rays Fl ,hr sun still iallim'
rpon the hive. The consequence Is ~
heat becomes 50 great IN the hive the.
are compelled TO leave. If the hive
new or recently painted. The heat Will G
course be greater. Care should be take
to keep the hive well shaded. ana II tn
weather is excessively bot i J, well ,
wet the hive with cold water two Q
;-'ircc times day for two or three Day
Bee, will sometimes leave from otnc
causes. such rs being hive'l without
queen. the queen being lost or killed;
If they had found a home in some iio
low, tree before they svarmed they pre-
fer II TO the hive. snd accordingly lea'
and go TO it. Such instances. howeNe
arc rare. and the more frequent cause.
before said. is excessive heat in the nv
II Canada Farmer.
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STOVE AND TIN STOKE
NJANUFJS G. Il @ Es u.

vV,ur undesirncd having permanently located in 'a.
4 .yii. Informs The ciscns "i luos anu 'V'' ~"
- ,,,.i.s ,b,t h, kc,ts rlwavs hand general as
.n,.int,,,t If S,over fd 1in-Ware 81 all KINDS "hnh
hr orrs for sale az prices which deA ''nr'iil'n '
~ manufacturers 10 order all Tin work. warranted m
a. ,.t .,,ie and ef the hest material share 81 NE
uc paronagc i respectfully solicited ara a. nc Is ae-
errrrd 10 ucase II will he to your interest !" call W
min before paronizirg people awa y from home
August il. isu,. "eSt'h ''""i
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Ara IN. olde.t The hest and The most popular ihcy
are al, written nv such standard wril,as Carrie.
ltu Captain Masne Reid H. augustus Jones, EuM",u :.
lonl-i he any works pullshcd; always pure III Tone
y,y AID u of adventure iersons desiring these ho'hs
Twin Ilease order MoNnos, ma see 'h"t none o'he's
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TT a family living i'll the nci"hhor-
hood OF Millcrsyilc has male and ic-
male head. and two full SETS of children.
The otl.cr morning the old man. leading
in family prayer. requested thc Lore 10
take c,pccia! care OF HIS chiiGrch' ou,
failed to put in Il good word Tor those 81
his wife. This led TO words between
them. which ended in the Old lady pick
ling up ii.c shovel and hitting rArEi
IL AM,IaAs a sounding whack over tle
head. which laid open his scalp about
four inches. Since thai time there / y,
Discrimination in favor of his own chli
dren in family praycr.-- Ind. Mirror
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~ The Dahlia POSSESSES some narcot-
ic property which seems to paralyzc bees
wien they enter the flower for the pur-
nose of collecting the honey or the pol
len. In the Fall when the Dahlias arc
in full blossom numbers Of bees may be
found in them in state Of stupefaction
which ends in death II they arc not re-
moved from the fatal influences Of thes'
flowers.