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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-13
Vick's Floral C.,,iGi4

q SILVER lining TO every cloud. With
the short duh days OF early wintercome
the CHEEKY holidays and Arick's beauti-
ful annual, and To- spring already ap-
pears not far distant. We can almost
see the green grass and the blooming
noWeIs. In the way oi Catalogue,
Elcks Floral Guide is uneaquaIled in
artistic appearance, and the edition Of
each year thar appears simply perfect,
is surpassed the next. New and beauti-
1ul engravings, and three colored plates
OF flowers Vegetables, ana grain, are
features for the issue Of 1858. It's Law
ender tinted cover, with original de-
signs OF most pleasing effects, will en-
sure 1t prominent place in the house
hold and library. it is in itself trea-
tlse On horticulture, and is adapted TO
the wants Of ali who are interested in
the garden and house plants. 1t de-
scrlbes. the rafest flowers aud the choic-
est vegetables. II YOU want to know
anything about The garden, see Vick's
Floral Guide price Only l0cts Including
a certificate GOOD fer !2cts worth 4f
man, itoc4esre. \.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-13
NorIcE on F1NA1 PRoor,

\ 0rlcE FOR rGBLlcATloN, LIANT o..
y NJ Mitchell u; j., Dec. 10Th 1881. a''H
Notice is hereby given that, the following
named settler has i!led notice ofhis intention IL
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk d
lie iisjrici court at Washington Springs. D. II
ON February nth l>ss, VIZ;
John hIcCoimcl
Id. No 1852 for the SEA of section %, towr
i05 range g. west 5th y. m. Z
He names The following witnesses to prove hi,
said land. VIZ knutc $ StarkeN. and Stephey
West OF SilIlley .ycrauld county, ID. T. and Dait
lei Carey and solomon Carey of Sullivan, JIG:
rand county D. +.
JAMS GRO. Il. EvERIrT Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC. ZION Office
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has iiled notice of his inteR
ton 10 make final proot!n support OF his claim,
ana that said proof win be made before. the
judge. or in his absence before the Clerk, of the
District Court, ]eraula County, at Wessingtoh
Springs. j. T., on Jan. 9TH, 1883. viz;
August PuMlo,
IRE Us No 29ss9 Tor S!le soutl !, sW'. section
BY letter G. ul Oct 18th. 1851.
Ne names the following witnesses to prove
Of sid land Wis: Joseph Collier Of Earlyilef
j. l., john Nglin. OF Earvile. ID. t., John
shannon, Of l.ati'i D. l., Daniel Mitchell, Of
noy35 GEO. l.. }.EERITT, Register
A. GrNpEls9S, Attorney.
X .. Mitchell. y. H.. Dec. 10th, 1855.
Notice is hereby giyen that the following
named settler has ied notice of his intention
tina. said proof VIII be made before the Judge OF
in Ills absence before the Clerk 81 The District
Court ,5erald Co.. at washington srrings,D.y,
@ - oi.n 4 soGEr::a
Hid. 40 22S2, lor the MI oi section g. ionL
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-13
COMMUNICATION S.

SEMI NARY SUNDRIE:S.
Two new students this week, Miss
Cara Smart and AJr. Z. Clemetson.-
Mir. Bremner was q visitor "Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Thomas remained
lever. at the Seminary "Wednesday night,
Icing unab.eto get home on account OF
lhe blizzard The Alpha Literary So
ciety viii debate OH the opening Of the
Sioux Reseryation Saturday evening.
Better come over Mr.. Edltor.--AIr. +.
f. Gafin. who drives four miles to
school, has not missed a day, nor been
late but once The Literary society
met Saturday hight and had quite an
interesting program. The question
for debate was Resolved that France
would be better Oft with King than
as Il Republic Discussion was decided
in favor Of lae negative. Tuesday
night the stove in the girls room be-
came cloggeG and filled the room with
smoke and gas. It gave the girls
q ute scare, but the result was moth
ing serious. only some very sore throats.
Ink SNlaSher
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-13
a Sound Legal Opinion,

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-13

1888 and leap year at that. Ililey
Rarnum has 4ult staging and is now
keeping company Wit. his grandpa
Miss Ailia Allen from Boone Iowa
sister Of Mrs, G. W. Troilopeis visiting
here and in the Vicinity Of waterbury.
Mr.. Johnny Murphy came down from
Aberdeen to spend some time on his
claim, he reports but little snow up
north. Miss Josie Hryne spent her
holiday vacation at home and returned
to Mitchell to resume her school duties
on the End inst Eden school closes
this week. Mark Williams thinks his
new girl is a little 200 previous for leap
year, but he says she can stay with
him until she is is years old. Mother
and daughter doing we'll. Bethel
school closed Dec 80 1875,
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some. curiops sensatIens.

=
Under this head Or. Urbanschitsch, Of
Vienna, reports somc curious expert
mcnts, the value Of which must be left TO
future researeh TO decide. Bis general
conclusion is. that tire excitation Of ono
sense orgnn increases tl1e acdteness of the
others. If disk be regardei at such 4
distance that its color Is indistinct, the
hearing of a sound WI bring out the
color. The beating of a watch Is heard
lnore clearly with the cFes open than with
the eyes closed. Red and green Increase
auditory perceptions, bIue and yellow
weaken them. The fact fliatsge listen to
music with our eyesclosed Is due to other
reasons, and also to the fact that the
ensemble appears best whear the tones are
not at their clearests Smell faste and
touch are open 10 the same influence
Red and green iflcrease the sensi Iveness
of each OF these senses; yellow IN II blue
weaken their sensitiyepess. Tough and
temperature have reciprocal Influence.
II one tickies the skin and Slun ges Z into
warm water the tickling ceases; " into
cold water, the tickiing brings cut the
feeling of cold. These observatioEss are
regarded as showing tbe sains resentorc-
ing action between sensations as iiss been
shown to exist betwtysn motions; AID as
offering mode of expianation Of those
cItrious associations between olors and
sounds 90 insistent IN some minds
Science
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-03-21

Go where you will you can find mo-.
gherc such a bright, good tempered,
laughter loving and innately polite people
as these jars They arefail of jokes and.
ure as unselfish as human nature can be;
generous, ,trustful and faithful, patient,
gentle and brave. They have a strong
PRIDE too, that is nowhere more clearly
shown than IN the fact that though a Jap
seldom passes a beggar without giving
him 1tsor1etfling, ct there are comilaraz
lively few in flea couhtry.s If sou are
annoyed by lpeing. followed about by
curious, but note respectful, crowd,
y0n have. only foshold out a coin and
.theE melt away like ,shekels at "a church
fair; they feel hurt ut being taken for
mendieants 2Tokio Cor. New York Trisl
bune. ts59szas rass sf ,qaa.sa
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cen. E.aI.e,I1,1I,:,li,,s Isodx.

a stranpe sta,..y comes from q hes
ter county. sousb .Garolina. Il is
said that the. bsdvslof Cen, Paken
nam, Who eor6;,,,a a;;tjsd tI,e I3,.;t;;l, m
tAe att:1e,, a Sysy9 I,.Ie,sns Il, / si2
e. bur;sd IS tsa4 y. co,, !, !, =, !. and b.s
grave has s....,, ~, e,ld ,rss;l
.fents,of tbe 5eanftI,,s tar that the
Generals ! bodt yvss. ,,ss.lssd J; !, T
seask Of ,.,,rn and .I; st5t b,,s.lz 4, ,,s.
land on s,s sy,.iyal 4 mere Il K was
;.f,,, 4 ,,,;s,.l,,s i,o,.
but shipped heaf i this tiinefo CHAR
.leston. Rehehfne this cfty ii WAS
sent 10 afcauiiif Who kei,t 4 zen
erai stoeis 81 6I.oeeiJiess and Iiionors
There a spirot Was lt,l,soed I'M The
barrel. ana The f,,x & h I'D re-
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RaniIsr aud nenosito1

It Is generally supposed that banks are
Eager to receive deposits from all sources
apd pay little attention to the character
of the depositor. provided they get their
money This Is a very great mistake.
Good banks are potin the habit of open
ing accounts with every man who svants
to deposit Without knowing sorOetIiing ~
their custo1nefs busiuess methods. Its
almost Us hard TO become depositor In
some of the strong EASTERN banks as il is
to get opposition inc of them, and the.
depositor must come highly Recommended
before his money Is accepted The fact
Is, Che relation between a banker and Lis
depositor isa confidential one, and the
banker cannot afford to have tricky. or
dishonest patrons whom he knows lie
must watch all Ithe time. He would
rather let them keep their money
and have nothing to do with them
Globe-D Democrat. azsf7s.si ~. q ! ste
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For Brsasssanaslas .. csrr,.

AshOe hIled With flowers Is the very
newest thing for bridesmaids to cary.
and clarmingly pretty II IS. The first
wedding at which this idea was carried
out was that Of Miss Stewart and Mr..
Carberry Rice Yaugilan-P -PrEse, which
took place about month ago. The next
wedding at which fhe bridesmaids carried
shoes was otl1st Of Sir Robert and Lady
Emily Peel's eldest. daughter and Mr.
Barton The shoes in the case we're Of
pink sam flled with a mixture Of pink
and q maize eoIoned roses, and hung
from fhe arm by pink ribbons. Shoes
We're carried By tIie yositllfsll members OF
The bsEy Of bridesnaids Of Miss Ayhitta-
kerr wedding Tlg shoes were of pink
satin filed with foss dIsIof hnes 10 snatch
that Color Iondoa Ceurt journal
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a Grief stricken Ant.

Ants not only recoenize one another
Sfter separation for more than wear.
but there are evidences of strong affec-
ton between them. After keeping one
nest Of ants for SEVEN years SIR John
Lubbock had still two survivors, and this
pair finally died within week Of each.
other, after living together two wears.
longer The shociis reduced by. the loss
of her companion was the only appafeut
cause of the death of the last member
of this remarkable colony. Arkansayv
Traveller IS aEa "a Q e-5 = : : -
.ssi,-.-s--..-- g.
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Printers In Congress.

There are more printers in the
House of Representatives than mem
bersso any other single Occupation
or profession, except the law.
Amos Cummings, of New York.
was tramp printer, and says he
has set type in every State in the
Union. Senator Plumb was first a
printer. and then an editor, and
finally a banker. Gallinger, Of
New Hampshire, was printer but
afterward studied medicine. Far
quhals of New York, is not only a
printer, but.was once President ot
the L geographical Union. s'Tim. .
Campbell was once compositor on
the New York Herald when he was
elected to the New York Legisla,
ture. o'Donnelsof Micigan, learn
ed the printing business and has
always kept at it. sDingley; .oi
Maine; Feran: ofs Ohio; Niehcll, oi
North Carolina; Wickham, of Ohio
Hudd, of Wisconsin; Yost. of6Y If.
ginia, were all printers.LNeU 5Y6ft
Tribune. i.st -taw
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.WhYio.Mel...Nl..,e,r,e re..ePlaXeal.

Newly ork Man-'if suppose they
play poker a: great deal ont @estgs,.'
Denver MaR Quitesa bit. "
New York 'Ma.n-.sD Do you play
,often2" sss 'Iss
Denver ManA:seSo; I never tried
it but once or twice.
: New York 'Man1eWhy not7
Aren't you lucky2''
Denver ManAss0, Inn lucky
-enough,and l play a pretty strong
game tgos bntsIsaint quick enough
with my gun.-D Deauer~ Iteppbtseaas
Frogs legs are said to be uIuslu-
ally high this year. They always
were ON the jump.
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The account of the pittsburgh
Dispatch of the Wheeling meeting
last week contains the following
statement: 1890 ssd lid 4
"West Virginia possesses as much
territory as Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode
Island combined, more coal land
and better coal. than Pennsylyania
or Great Britain, more hard wood
than any other 10 States, and the
lowest tax rate IN the Un1on, good
schools and churches, good roads,
an equable climate, singular freedom
from epidemics and the like, a Jaw
abiding class of people, natural gas
and oil over as wide an. area an any
State, valuable fire clay, rich salt
and bfomine wells, the best health
resorts in tho interior, as fine iron
as the Superior region, aud widely
distributed, though now Inaccessible
by rail. g ', a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-03-21

must keep mp with the
times. sSenator Rannels has intro
duced bill into the 4 Iegislature
providing for the execution Of Grim.
inals by.eiectricity. &. -
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g Nota DToprto IlsrInll. 81

s1 Not = Drop 70 gErInIe. of
At leastf 3here Is Que locality IN the
wide world where prohibition prevails,
and that IS on the waters Of The North
sea- By an agreeniant raeently eptcred
into by the fogers Of Europe, the sale of
liquor TO fishermen and sailors IN that sea
. T.rnbibited. -5l1tIanta constitution.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-03-21

The Chairman of the Democratic
State Committees in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Nebraska ands Kansas
have formed sThe Democratic As
.sociation of the Northwess" with
headquarters at Chicago, for the
purpose of cooperating in. the com
ing campaign. The Northwest has
heretofore been a stronghold of Re-
publicanism, but the t.i,.iff and liqnor
questions are rapidly taking the
place of war issues, and several Of
the States named are.now setsdown
in the doubtful list.
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The Gallipolis 3Joafnd. is author
iity for the statement that about
100000 have left GaIfia county to
float humbug towns on paper in
Kansas and other states, and gives
it as reason Why times are SO hard
in Gallipolis. Essa
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~
The ycnezneIan's Sational weapon. q
The lnactete. broad sword or knife,
about two or three feet long. and carried
without q sheath, is the universal arm of
Venezuela and Central America. In. the
southern states of thus country the Trifl-
Acipalluse for the machete is. for cutting
sugar cane, but in South America it re-
places the pocket knife, the axe and the
sword The .lIanero or 1lIaciendero Is
never seen without it. -He, cuts bread
with it, peels sugar cane, cuts bananas
and other fruit from the trees, chops
wood, cuts hissvay Iiirougllth The priEnevai
forests slaughters hens or pigs and de
fends himself against the attacks of wild
Beasts and 'scrrents. There Is no better
arrn against the serpents than a niachete;
for with single stroke the native viii
rut them in tveo.-EIse De Hesse Nartcgg.
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Prof. Patton, the new President
of Princeton, says there is no hope
for the heathen after death. This
is hard onsthose unbelieving friends
of Mr.. Blaine wkosrefusee TO accept
as sincere his repeated declinatfon
of a second esidentiaI notninaticn.
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The Governor has pardoned Belle
Eads, of Nicholas county, who was
convicted by the circnft court for
iillfanticide at the August I term,
1886, and sentenced five years. to
the penitentiary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-03-21

The Democrats made big gains
IN Iowa at the election last week.
The indfcations are that Iowa can
no longer be considered as surely
in-the- Republican column. a
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- r F-=ea 4rtH1 21lzf fF1.s ftlftf f-7 I. ls--s
90 1t may prove to sbe "a false step,
but Clara Foltz,a the womanalawyer,
political orltor and ex-editor, of
San Diego, Cal, declares her inten-
tionsof Offering her vote at the fall
election and of carrying her case to
the highest court if her ballot is re-
fused. The friends of Mrs. Foltz
are cheering her onq with ashope
that she may legally demonstrate
the falsity of the construction of the
Constitution, which allows an Indis
an ora negro to vote and leaves the
women OUT esd ilaa ~
81 The New York san remarked the
other day, With its wontcd profund.
itys that "it made little difference in
1876 what. was the platform, be-
cause Mr.. Tilden was a platform all
by himself To which the Boston
Globe replies: Exactly. And. it
makes little. difference what WILDE
tho platforms inl'16ss, because Mr..
Cleveland is a platform aHgby him
saif, y - - s5til - f8t4szs 7rs1
N FEftsa Effzsa@sseEF ss.a -
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The. Ways and Means COMMITTEES
Of Congress have reported a bill
abolishing the internal revenue tax
ON tobacco, with minor exceptions,
and greatly modifying the tax. on
distilled fruit brandiesa sa -
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The eBemociatie Executive Com
mittee, on the part Of the senate,
ares Senators John .. Kenna.
w est iEginia, Geo Hearst, Cali
fornias and James x. Jones, Arlkan-
sas. sas..! a. .gs.f,'s,ss,s 4 ss;s.
s=-stV hen a7wd oman = k Hits her brows
it is ProhaBi y because she sgoqt. Of
s-ysIrn. - 80.
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Lamp Burners will also be kept all great
the the Leader, the "IIiekok Cal
the Electric; while the celebrated Lightning Lamp
iseest iuniator this and LIGHT is what all
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-29

r. P. Bellah has moved to Henry coun-
ty.
The cool spell has been very unhealthy
for the hogs. Will Evans killed one last
week and while visiting his father Satur
day night. some one broke into his house
and divided it, and took half of it. Sunday
night Constable Allgood with a posse
searched number of houses but failed tc
find the stolen pork. One man says he is
nearly sixty years old and it was the first
time his house was ever searched for stolen
property.
Esquire Grower had another case oil
wife beating before him the other day, but
upon investigation it turned out to be
husband beating, and The warrant dismiss
ed.
There is party suspected of stealing
pork, grindstone, shop hammers and
tongs We suppose he wished to have a
sharp knife to cut his pork, hammer to
beat it into sausage and thought the meat
tough enough to need tongs to hold it with
There are three grog shops just over the
line Of Cobb and Milton new one just
opened and all within one and a hall
miles of each other Some of the boys
say they are going to patronize the new
one. They think it has not got to sucking
itself yet.
Some of the boys began to look wild the
other day when they saw the sheriff Of
Milton down in this district. But he was
not on official business, he was only visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. T. W. Garrison, Jr..
who is very sick and her recovery is con,
sidered doubtful
Mrs. Teasley and Mrs. Morris, Of Al
pharetta visited Mrs. T. w. Garrison, Jr.
Saturday and Sunday last
LocUM TENENs
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ADJOURNED COURT.

COBB SUPERIOR COURT nov TERN 1888.
Upon the application and request of the
Attorneys Of this Court and upon cou
sideration Of the surrounding circumstan.
ces it is ordered that this Court take a re.
cess until Monday December 10th, 1888
and that the juries present on this day re.
turn at that time, and that jurors drawn
to appear the fourth Monday in this month
attend on the third Monday in December.
The Clerk is ordered to give proper notice
of this order through the MARIETTA JOUR
NAL. JAMES r.. Brown, Judge
S. C. B. r. G.
A true. extract from Minutes of Cobb
Superior Court This Nov. 10Th, 1888.
W. R. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
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A Y LEAKE-

The 18 months old girl of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Simonton of Carrollton
met with serious accident few
days ago. While playing she fell
against a window pane and her head
was badly gashed by the broken
glass. An artery was severed and
the flow of blood was stopped with
considerable difficulty.
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DIsp-Tuesday morning, New 2fth,
1855, a; the residence Of Mr.. A. Howell,
Marietta. Ga, Mrs. W. c. Cleland the
mother of Mrs. A. Howell, aged 80 years,
3 months and day. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday at 3 o'clock p.
M. from the Episcopal Church.
MR. T. II. Cheek, of Chattanooga, has
bought controlling interest in the Ken
nesaw Mills and was here this week, giving
directions Mr.. Cheek is thoroughly
experienced mill man and will prove a
decided advantage in the future success
of this valuable property.
Sol. Coleman, colored, was arrested by
d. B. Parks. Jr., Deputy Marshal on
Monday on the charge ofsselling whisky
to one Richard Graham, colored, who
bought halt pint from him. He was
tried before Mayor Glover Wednesday
morning and fued $50 and cost
PRoF. j. G. Camp has his law card in
this issue. His Office is in the Masonic
building in room with Judge Will j. Winu.
Prof Camp is fully equipped for the prac-
tice OF law in every respect and is bound
to build up a good practice.
The members of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee are requested to meet at
the Court House in Marietta at 10 o'clock
a. M, Dec 4, prox. W. R. PowER,
Chairman.
St. James Church. Thanksgiving Day
service and sermon by the Rector at 10
o'clock in the morning Collection for the
aged and infrm clergy fund.
STANBAcK got the largest majority of
any candidate running that had an oppo-
nent-778.
The Farmers Alliance seemed TO have
an eye TO a revision of county officers,
judging by the primaryresult.
A MAN that runs for an Office is OF but
few days and full of trouble
z LosT-On Atlanta street, Monday after
noon, between Methodist Church and f.
B. Weldon & Cos store, pocket-oook
containing four solid gold rings, some sill
yer money, postage stamps and memoran-
dun. Finder will be rewarded by leaving
at D. f. McClatchys store.
FURNITURE FURNITURE We have a
complete stock, well selected, lower prices
than you would get in Atlanta and deliver
ed to you fee Of drsyage no breakage no
trouble. Come and see our stock. It
makes us glad to show you through even
il you don't buy anything, and then if you
do buy, we will both be glad
W. E. GILBERT.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption 1t is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used
for any affection of Throat, Lungs or
Chest, such as Consumption, inflammation
Of lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon. Trial bot
ties free at W II. Millen's Drugstore.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

w JTaylpr smiles over fine girl.
That talented young musician, Mr. NJ
York is making arrangements to teach q
class at the Presbyterian church.
One Of our bachelor frieuds is in the
habit of taking Sunday afternoon drives
in the direction of Marietta and returning
at an honr which indicates that his jour.
ney was anything but short one.
Mr. Charlie Ward has removed to Pine
Mountain where he will engage saw-milling
School viii open here next Monday.
MoUNrArNEER.