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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-12-31
Executors SpIe of Real
Estate.

TNDER and by virtue of the Will of
" shemuel w. Nicholson, d ed, l
will proceed to sell at public ontcry to
the highest bidder. on Monday the 4th
day o: January, A. d. 1885, at Edgetield
&. H., the following real estate:
One tract Of land, containing twenty
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
Mrs Martha Hughes, james ID. Fraser,
J. II. Hollingsworth and others, and
known as the Landrum place.
Ono vacant lot in the Town of Edge
field, being seventyfive feet deep and
sixLy-leot wide, more or less, fronting
pubIicsquare. bounded by lands of Mrs.
Bexley on the North, by Spann street on
the South and others.
Also one lot IN the Town of Edgeiield,
with Blacksmith shop thereon, and now
occupied bv Giles Butler, lot being about
thirty feet deep by sixty feet long, more
or less, ana bounded by lands of Mrs.
Tillman.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for titles.
Also. at the same time, the following
personal property belonging to the Estate
of S. w. Nicholson, decd /, to wit: EDGE
field Rail Road Bonds, Horses, Mules,
Cows. Wagons, etc.
Terms Cash.
SAMUEL TANNAIIILL,
EH'or. Est. S. w. Nicholson, deed.
Dec. ], lSS5,-5t52
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEF7ELD COUNTY,
co,,.y of Go,nmon Pleas.

EDGEFIELO COONI1,
Court Of Common Pleas.
Sadie L Chapman, as Administrative, rs.
Henry Chapman, A. M. Chapman and
Giles Chapman.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue of the judgment OF foreclosure,
herein, dated Nov. 20, 1885, will sell at
Edgetield c. H., OH the first Monday in
January next, the following described
mortgaged premises, viz:
All that trcct or plantation Of land,
containing one hundred and twenty acre s
more or less, bounded by lands of the
estate of Mary Maynard, Mrs. Clark, A.
NJ. Chapman, Giles Chapman and K. c.
Stro her.
TERMS: One-half the purchase money
to be pail in cash, the balance on cred
it of one year, with interest, to be Sc
cured Ivy hond of the purchaser, with a
mortgage of the premises sold.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master +. G.
Dec. I. 1885.
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Masters Sales.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD COUNT

EDGEFIELD ~ UNITY.
In Common Pleas.
G. w. Turner vs. Caroline A. Harrison
and Mrs. T. P. Shaw.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vila
IN tue of the Judgment of foreclosure
herein, dated Goth November, 1885, j will
sell at Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday in January next, the follow
ing described mortgaged premises, viz:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate,
lying and being in the County and State
aforesaid, containing two hundred and
seventy acres, more or less, and bounded
as follows: North and East by lands Of
Mrs. Seth Butler, Sou b by lands of j. G.
Rainsford and West by lards of B. T.
Minis.
TERMS: The costs and one third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash; the
balance on credit Of one and two years,
in two equal instruments. to be secured
by bond of tho purchaser and mortgage
of the promises sold.
Titles and mortgage extra.
S. s. TOMPKINS, Master l.. G.
Dec. I, 1885.
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can Act to charter the Greenville
and Port Royal Railroad Company."
An Act tc amend Section 307 Of
the General Statutes Of this State re-
ia,ing to hesiuking fund commission.
Ar Actsto amend Section l,090,
Title X, Chapter XNII Of the Gener.
al Statutes OF tha State.
sAn Act to rrovide for and regulate
the incorporation Of banks in this
State.
An Act to amen,,. Section l.0l9 of
the General Statutes 80 as to change
the time of closing the school accounts
Of the school district Of q county.
An Act to raise supplies and make
app, opriations for the fiscal year com
mencing November !. 1885.
An Act to amend Section ] $50 Of
the General Statutee in relation to
partition.
An Act*to provide for the appoint
ment of a stenographer for the Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Sikh judicial cir
cults.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
/" An Act authorizing trial justices to
Issue wsrrants for the enforcement Of
agricultural liens in certain cases and
to fix compensation therefor.
An Act to incorporate the Orange
burg and Ninety Six Narrow Gange
Railroad Company.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
"Au Act to incorporate the Augusta
and Edgefeld Railroad Company
An Act to make aprrop iations to
meet the ordinary expenses of the
State Government for the fiscal year
commencing November l, 1885.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
In Common Pleas,

FDb EFlELD COON 4 I.
In Common Pleas.
Planters Loan and Savings Bank, of Au-
gusta, Ga, as. Hulda i Jay.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue of the Judgment Of foreclosure
herein, dated Goth Nov, 1885, will sell
at Edgeiield C. H., on the first Monday
in ia uary next, the following describ-
ed mortgaged premises, viz:
All that tract or parcel of land. situate,
lying and being in the County and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred and
sixty.fve acres, more or less, bounded
on the North by lands of J. W. Coleman,
on the East by lands of II. Il. Coleman,
on the South and West by lands of II. j.
Burnett and the estate Of T. j. Dyson.
TERMS The cost aud one. hall the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; the bal
ance OH a credit of one year. with inter-
est, to be secured by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises, or
all cash, at option of purchaser.
Titles am: mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master u c.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan,
writes: II never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bitters to my GUS
toners, they give entire satisfaction
and are rapid sellers" Electric Bit.
lers are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kid.
ney and Liver complaints. Purify
the. blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can aflold to be without
them. They will cave hundreds Of
dollars in doctors bills every year.
Scld at fifty cents bottle by w.
E Lynch, EdgeGeld, and S. T. Hughes,
Trenton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-12-31

Farmer Tillmaa, who has been pub
fishing some very strong articles upon
the management of.the South Caro-
lina COLLEGE and the Agricultural De
partment, continues to hold his own
Iretty well against the big guns fired
at him by the friends and officials Of
these institutions. They thought each
time they replied to him that be
would be snnihilated and would not
dare to raise his head again, but he
has raised it. and has torn the bark
off of them in his replies. He has
truth and justice on his side and We
want to see him hold the fort" to
the end.--Gamdm Journal.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEF1ELD COUNTT,
In Common Pleas.

IsHu LIL L<L II w S-fL
In Common Pleas.
o. N. Rountreo, al al, gs. Thomas +.
Coleman, ct al.
NOTICE is hereby givon that by vir-
IN tuo of the dccretal order of the Hon.
Judge J. II. Hudson herein, dated NoY.
q, 1888, / will sell Mt Edgoi6ld z. H.,
on tho first Monday in January next,
All that tract or parcel of land, with
tho improvements thereon, containing
ninety acres, more or. less, situate, lying
and being in the County and State afore-
said and bounded by lands OF Thomas
Tolbert, u. J. Bracknell and lands or The
estate of John II. Cheatham, decd.
TERMS: The cost and ono half the pnr-
chase money to he paid in cash and tho
balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, to he sc.
cured by tho bond of tho purchaser and
a mortgage of the premises sold.
Titles and mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master T. G.
Dec. Z, 1855.
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NAMES NARROW GAUGE RAIL
RoADs.-Maine mas fourroads OF two
feet gauge, aggregating 81 miles in
length. The passenger cars are 4G
feet long with single seats on each
side of the aisle, and accommodate 35
passengers. They are G feet 2 inches
wide over all, and passengers are as
comfortably seated as in ordinary
cars, which are 10 feet 2 inches over
all and have seats for two on each
side of the aiale A speed Of from
20 to 80 miles per hour is safely main
tanned, and a speed Of 40 miles per
hour is frequently attained. Such
roads are cheaply tu:lt and operated.
For limited traffic in sparsely. set
tied country they are very economical
The last one operated with one Hick-
ley engine Of the bogie pattern with
9 K l2 cylinders and 30 inch connect.
ed driving wheels. The weight is Is
tons.
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More Trouble in EdgeGeid.

AA satisfactorily settled By tile time
ly a,yiual Of a fine stock Of Christmas
Wines, Whiskeys. Gin, Ram, Bran
dies, Champagne, Ale, Beer-im fact
everything to tempt Tie taste Of oil,
10th oil and yo,n,g. Gire me a call,
and 90 home Happy.
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ot OH s CaTolina. as raS fed on the l6rh
day Of April, 1868.
An Act to utilize the labor of Jail
and municipal convicts, and to EN-.
power the Courts and municipal All.
thorities 10 impose the punishment oI
labor within their respective iurisdic-
tions.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
IAN Act to secure the rights Of per
sons having an interest in lands for
taxes" approved Dec. "a, 1883, as to
the mode of serving summons.
A Joint Resolution to amend a
Joint Resolution to authorize the
county commissioners of Edge6eld
and Newberry counties to build Ger
tain bridges on the Saluda River.
An Act to prevent and punish the
adulteration Of foo and drink, and
the sale of unfit and unwholesome
articles of food snd drink.
An Act 10 incorporate the Co ope-
rative Savings Association Of Colum.
bia.
An Act to amend Section 1862 Of
the General Statutes, relating to cor
porations organized under charters.
An Act to amend Section 307 Of
the General Statutes, IN relation to
the sale Of lands by the commission.
era of the sinking fund.
An Act to charter the city Of Green
Vile.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled
IAN Act requiring all convicts hired
from the enitentiary to be and re
main under a sworn officer and guards
appointed by and responsible to the
superintendent of the Penitentiary,
and regulating the hiring Of such con.
victs," approved the 25th day Ct De
cember, 1884. and to further regulate
the employment of convicts, and to
authorize the superintendent and
board of directors Of the Penitentiary
to purchase and lease lands.
An Act to amend Section 307 oil
the General Statutes of this State re
lating to the sinking fund commission
An Act to amend Chapter nj, IT.
tie XII, Part l, of the General Stat
utes, relating to railroad corporations,
by adding thereto section as Section
l,5G1o.
-Iu4trsto Change the dates fixed
for the meeting Of the boards Of equal
ization and for the performance Of
other duties 30 as to conform to the
time Of listing property for taxation.
An Act to provide for the compile
tion of the main buildingof the State
House.
An Act to amend Section 2,l90 OF
the General Statutes in regard to &c
tions by and against executors and
administrators.
An Act to amend Section two (2)
of an Act entitled can Act respect
ing trial justices in the counties Of
Newberry, Edge6eld, Anderson, Ker-
shaw, Laurens, Charleston, Berkeley,
Pickens and Spartanburg."
An Act prescribing the mode of
divesting the right Of dover Of insane
married women.
An Act to provide for and regulate
the Incorporation Of railroad compa'
MES in this State.
An Act to provide for and regulate
the incorporation Of towns OF less
than one thousand inhabitants in this
State. !,
An Act to prescribe the priority of
rtain statutory liens.
An Act to repeal Section 3o4, and
amend Sections 80 and 3ll of the
Code of Procedure with respect tothe
lien of judgments and executions and
mode Of enforcing the same suba,i-
tuting new sections therefor, to be
known as Sections $40, 81, and to
repeal all Acts and parts OF Acts In
consistent Herewith.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

7 WILL DO st tho following places on
l. the days and dates named for the AS
scssment of Real and Personal Property
and Polls viz:
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For Rent.

THE Abney House and Lot, 81 acres
J. of land, for the year 1856. Adioins
lands of Edgefield Male Academy, Thos.
J. Adams and others.
J. T.. ADDISON,
Attorney for heirs.
Edgefield, s. c., Dec. %, I885.-2t3
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PLAT.T BROS
7O8 & 7lO Broad St.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Nov. 5, 1895.
Homestead Notice

Er Purtc Elizabeth Zimmerman.
NOTICE is hereby given that Eliza
N beth Zimmerman. widow Of David
Zimmerman, decd, has applied to me
to set apart to her her constitutional ex-
emption, to wit: a Homestead in realty
and exemption of personally. This is
therefore to notify all persons that, un-
less cause be shown to the contrary, on
or before Saturday, the 9th January, 1856,
] shall p oceed to appoint appraisers as
provided for by law, to appraise and set
oil to said applicant the said exemptions
prayed for.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master E. g.
Dec, /, 1885.
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:" EXCELSIOR"
S q 1. Q o ~! i!
In the Old Ryan Hotel.
Fine Whiskeys, Brandies,
Gin, Rum, Ale, Porter,
Wines, Beer, Cider, &C., &c.
And Tobacco and Cigars.

respectfully invite my friends and
the public in general to call at the New
and SplendidIy Furnished EXCEL
SIOR SALOON" in tho East end of the
old Ryan hotel, where they shall have
the kindest attention and get the purest
beverages to bo found in the markets.
r. u. PAUL.
Noyeinber 3. 1885,
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Land for Sale ON the Line of
Aiken and Orangeburg Cos.


A PLANTATION Of 1900 Acres, in
n forks OF Dean Swamp Creek and
South Edisto River, near Davis bridge,
and at the head of boat navigation as
projected and surveyed by U. s. Engi-
neers. Good dwelling, first class gin
house, shops. and other buildings. 500
Acres land cleared. Unsurpassed pas
ture, includes 100 acres Swamp land in
grass and Il belt of cane. Healthy-one
case of fever in 1858, none since. Will
sell in body for one-fonrth less per acre
than smaller tracts in same neigh bOrhood
are sold, or six hundred acres, including
settlement, at the usual selling price Of
lard in vicinity.
Terms: cash, balance in one, two and
three years.
Dec s, 'S5 II Davis Bridge, s. C.
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The remainder Of the term of Assess
ment at Edgefeld G. 81. The time ex-
pires on the 20th February, after which
limo so per cent. will be added to all as
sessments. The Township Boards Of As
SCISSORS are requested atmy appointments
in their respective Townships. The Of
flee will be open during my absence for
the transaction of business.
j. B. DAVIS,
Dec. |, 1896. Auditor E. G.
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Acts OF General Interest Passed
at the Last Session Of the :.
Legislature.

Al act to amend the law as to the
sale .o!Sreal estate adjudged.to be cold.
An 4St to amend Sections f53, l5i
and l5S OF the General Statutes OF
this State relating to the formation
aud proceedings of the College Of
Electors.
An Act to require the county com
missioners of Edgefield and Aiken
counties to open and declare as pub.
lie highway certain road lying part
ly ia both counties.
An Act to incorporate the town Of
Modoc, in the county of Edge6eld.
An Act to charter the Savannah
Valley and Eiberton Railroad Com,
pany.
An Act to incorporate the Bank of
Edgefeld.
An Act to amend Section 2.2S57 Of
the General Statutes Of South Carroll
ma, as amended December 24, 1888,
relating to the drawing Of jurors.
An Ac: to amend Section 2.4S7 Of
the General Statutea, relating to steal
ing grain and cotton from the field.
Tit Da,al,k.aa ,>so,oc;x, o,
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Now Goods and Prices
Must Speak for Them
selves

This is cur reason fr our HsssSass
RULE, to allow none but the EEsr
FITTING, the MosT STYLISH, the MoSr
DURABLE, and the BEST MAKES room in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-12-31

rs etcf, JO1TS,
DICK ANDERSON, q. s.
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er,,ift a. rlalIs A lNirne 80 ( rinn
rhs Vision aud Hearing OF Eish,

N,1g L.
hnI AI'lc mas oeil 80. On 'it' W.
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eA25l''-'-''s =. 90 M 30, ~
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spec'l nave pecIi Voill;'Is.I ~ I'M III
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cuSSloh "ilcH %'Uiu COM '.,t.'S 49, ~
the water, tal7 mas no iollseI oe'l' vac St'$ e
and evidence % alarm, OF AZ east t'l"t Iiil
conc2salo4 was lGil, EaVe been apparent
IN an EN5llSh "ofk, IN" name "l "Al1h ! |.
IN NaLh ehdet'oF - rs,7, "ll a0t,'''ii. %
some Fery lntaresuA3 ana az more osc!s'Ne
experiments are 6l''i' III wiz C.tUseu
q DUiolnS 70 ne eItC.e" or 'iig Ha'ei ji
ana MADE ms oose1' 1.i'Ils lL'foueH si-''I!
2peIlgisS oo4s'- tl'1" i"t '1'e ~" P"Sr' 80
'hal BE was tuI'5 yo-Ic'4' ca, ms 80 -,
were Wei &c. sl7.li'eis % 'ilI VIZ "a ~
angie! ana l-ill--' oC.i.lill1 d i'li.i oUt VI
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garded the relics as sacred, and Thought it
sacrilege TO remove them from the place
where they had been deposited. II would
seem that the people who placed them in
the cave did SO rs offerings 10 their deity.
A professor of The Smithsonian institution,
who saw the cave, says The articles were
placed there over one thousand years ago,
anu bases his estimate upon the animal de-
post covering them. None Of the Indians
in the neighborhood have any collections
or legends OF the people who lived there At
this remote age. The numerous represent
atoms Of the sun which were touna show
that these people were sun-woTslHperS:
and it is we'll known ghat the Puenios and
Zunia 20 this day 90 upon the tons al Their
their faces turned toward the cast, watch
for the rising god Of the y.-lDenvc'
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Conscience j. the voice OF the soul the
passions are the voice Of the body-LJ. J.
Rousseau.
Vo,, cannot .5-oa,,, 7-,,,rsa7f into . char
a,ter w, ,,,,,.t or mn, t;Ir| ,,,Irsrlf
n,'e rI5rG,,IG
-, 4-.-.
mere aie hldliy men Nc'uIc ,"ilsl 'ts
might govern ihuiu' lT u 'iiey co"l"
govern lHe'F tongues / eil'icc'
Were you building 3 monument 70 re
main for The AGES, how majestic and sub
stantia! would be It's construction How
much more august and solemn Is lie -
Rev. DR.. Il. 5. St0ITs.
Multitude haveliyed without Christ, aHl
stranger stiil, have died without him. But,
10 you moi SCI THAI life, II every such case
has missed lis pobiest purpose, it, l;randest
employment? -t Rev. Edward PaysJn Ter
hume
Tawbo s,,srcs ,-ice Or aro1rr;zns for 4.
in Nh. t,lac5s Of The world ,Tron,-s vfrtucin
every ilace he helms the GOOD II look
uf,on It leniently and TINS 10 lower ;Lg
tone of morality within III rl,seiyts. he
assists the had - make II re-,,aaiabIa and
+1,,g5{n i've ,I,e,, ,.srrant s,i5 jio..rso II,
it, limitation. and ever in lis etnrlatigu.-
RI " Holland
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49,. He'v' - ~ W. III me - 20
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'Il"'I'i"- 80 ~ - SS' "'S Ha--1
sltA.;' i-lo'lS55. ne l'i'''i ''EI 4AJA sOle
= 1e''I hOS' "'tt "S'"ie "S 1"'i hl+at! y :
ieai 90 mount SiiS HiN-|" stA,5. N1se u me
6IaEe tia. it''u7 ~ OF o 'i,lS uhCe; 'aih
'N-''Ei-' mo F"~il''- 4-1-l' il-'o low
We may come in with wi.irS help
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OgEOIrgcE or CuLDaEN.-psren:s who
allow themselves to be controlled by the
c9pEjces Of their children nay heavy
penalty. Children accustomed 70 parental
dictation love their parents al the more for
it. the child that obeys its parents viii
obey its teacher, tie Stale, and The laws Of
Cod. If ;he home would exert the infiI-
ence with which nature endowed it, and
you'd produce men and women who are
gbelient to authority, the victory Of the
Soot oTer the evil would easily he won.
and humanity would never iac!, cJIn.uanl-
ers 10 less. /. over .he psth * virtue.
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Where Inc skies o: summer bendin.
@ ~ The homes n sunny cline,
Al the charms u a.ure lending
Melody TO sumner rhyme;
There, mid rineH OF beauty dressing
Bowers Of light, sua love, aHd JOY,
Lived and loved, il love- caresstng.
Little Dan, the Southern boy.
Shadows fall where s,uligh; fingers.
And the htiul fever king
Chained the lives with icy fingers
That to happy childhood cling,
Sealed the lips Of mother blessing,
Stllled The heart OF futhel-carc:
Twinel has arms in mute caressing.
Little Dan was sleeping there.
Eyes unused 10 kindly weeping
Turned aside & tear to hide,
As the orphaned boy lay sleeping
By the dear. DEAD mothers eide.
Hands grew gentle as they bore hin.
But be Weakened with cry
" Mamma, papa, have you letg mes
Mamma, mamma, did YOU die 2?
Swift the news on wires vas flying
From the Southland stricken sDTe,
And the heavy air was signing
with the plain,ive tale i bore.
Then twas woman heart that GnsTcIe
Where the Northern rivers ran
." WI! be Il mother % him,
wiz care FOR little Dan" - Z. 7. II.
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IIoKSroRD's AcD PHosPHA1z Hundreds
of bottles prescribed. DR. =. z. Drake
BeAeville. Ill, says; 81 have prescribe
hundreds of bottles Of it. il is Of srea.
value IN all forms Of nervous disease which
are accompanied by loss OF power
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Las week man named Russell, who
lives near Marion, Or, WAS attacked by 3,
mad dog, an was only saved from ter
rible fate by pair Of thick gum boots which
protected his legs.
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pretty face" had attracted Cons asten

ttOuS
All, we'll suppose she is pardonable
And | wonder. in the universal Joy, if the
,, Mabel Creighton that slept 50 peacefully il
the village churchyard knew that heE
daughter was happy!
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SUNDAY EASY CHAIR.
THE IIaRr MY IS rELr.

THE LIGHT THAS Is FELT.
4 tender child OF summers three,
Seeking her little bed al night,
Paused on the dark stair timidiy;
e on, mother! take my hand, SAID shc,
And then the dark win al be Eight;
We older children gr0pe our way
From dark behind 10 dark before;
And only when our hands we lay,
Dear Lord, in Thine, the night is day,
And lbeIe Is darkness reyermo7e.
Reach downward ~ the sunless days
Wherein Our guides arc blind IS we,
Ana faith is small and hope delays;
Take Thou the hands Of prayer we raise,
And les Us feel the light of Thee:
-Jyhu 6, Whittier
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