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Mrs. A. Fl. Blair is having great
big flower bed made just across the fence
from our sanctum. Thanks. It will be
awfully handy about button-hOle bouquet
time.
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For Sale.

Two work horses, two ponies, one two
year-old colt, one top-buggy, one farm
wagon. two sets harness also a lot OF
farm implements and household goocA
Enquire Of HRa 8 @ Rosa
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w. ]. SHELTON returned, Friday OF
last week. from Nebraska with car load
of full blooded Hereford cattle, some OF
which ara imported.
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Arthur Curme, Judge Osborn's stem
ographer, was married last week Ibe
bride is to be congratulated on her selec-
ton of q boy to raise.
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Through the kindness of the Beloit
Gazette we received full report of the meet
ing of the congressional committee on
the morning of the 14th.
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s. L. Shorthill, one Of Trego county's
solid farmers, called Thursday and took
advantage of our combination rate on the
WORLD and Topeka Capital
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Judge Harlan returned from Wash
ington last Saturday. his appointment as
postmaster at Wa-Keeney having been
oon6rn,a6
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The coal dealers face lengthens and
the ice mans countenance correspond.
ingly widens now.
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Ducks are reported numerous on BIG
Greek and our local sportsmeR are max
ing war on them.
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Lew Halsey and Horace Freas slaugh-
tered 43 geese, one day this week, on the
Smoky.
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s.. L. Kay, attorney, and Parmenis
Smith, merchant, both of Sharon Springs,
Kansas, were in town this week on bust
ness before the q. s. land Office.
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j. W. Post, of Sandusky, o., was the
guest of J. W. Hopkins, Tuesday. Mr..
Post has large interests in Cove county
and unlimited faith In the future of the
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For the Lenten season, smoked her
ing and salt fish at Bestor's.
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We noticed several Wa-keeney
housekeepers beating carpet this week
a snre harbinger Of spring.
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"A letter from F. W. Lemon, formerly
of Wa-Keeney. states that there are 10000
people in Kansas City ont of employment.
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DR.. W. T. Woodry, dentist, of Hays
City, will be at the Office Of DR.. A. B.
Jones on March Doth, Dist and 22d.
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-Lost-a bunch of assorted keys at
tached to small chain. The finder will be
rewarded by returning them to this Office
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p. B. Counterman, OF st. Joe, an old
acquaintance of ours, was booking orders
from our merchants, on Tuesday.
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"A. B. Wetherbee, of Ness City, at
tended church in Wa-Keeney, Sunday,
and occupied place in the choir at the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Wetherbee is
a splendid singer as well as a pleasant
gentleman.
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Mrs. John Beeler, of Wallace, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Stimits, of Downer
neighborhood, for few weeks.
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The congressional convention will be
held May 8, 1890, at Colby.
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Hon. Lee Monroe is building an adj
dition to his residence to be used as
kitchen.
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j. G. Culver, of Greenfield, Iowa
will read the next ftty-two issues OF the
WORLD.
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-Wa-Keeney Farmers Alliance meet
to-day at Opera hall at one o'clock p. m.
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w. q. Damn attended the meeting OF
the Republican congressional com. Of the
9th district, at Beloit, the 18th inst.
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Osborne has building and loan as
sociation. W. s. Tilton is its president
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Those wishing good fax seed can be
supplied by o. A. Cortright.
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Frank Diebold has rented the Hogan
house, in the northwest part of the city
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-Diptheria is so bad in Beloit that the
public schools have been dismissed.
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DIR. F. o. Brainard has settled down
10 housekeeping in Mrs. Fusons resi-
dence.
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"A handsome piece of china with every
package of Crescent coffee at Bestor's.
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Wanted.

A steady reliable girl or woman for
general house work @. E. COSBY.
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X. E. Wiicoxen, of Russell Springs,
was a homeward bound passenger on
Wednesday mornings train.
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For farm loans call on Geo. r.
Cochran.
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w. G. Hollister, Of Knox county,
Missouri, is visiting his brother, NJ. ID.
Hollieter.
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Miss Mabel Lawrence left, the first of
the week, for Clay Center, Kan, to take a
course of music lessons, so we are in
formed
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We believe it will pay to SOW fax.
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That irrepressible Irishman. NJ. Nc
Donald, whose ranch is just ''forninst'
Jerome, was reading the signs in the city.
Sunday
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Correct time table in this paper,
mountain time.
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M. W. Cliff returned Sunday night
from business trip through the north
ern tier of counties.
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Mrs. McElroy, of Quinter, is visiting
friends it the city.
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John Kerns, of Oakley, was down
having some fun with the "boys" Tues
day night.
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Hon. Simon Motz, of Hays City, took
in the town, Tuesday.
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w. ]. Hemphill was an Ellis visitor
on Wednesday.
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Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, southeast OF
town, is reported quite sick.
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I'll. Bundy, of Collyer, was in town
Monday.
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il. Brown ran up from Ellis long
enough to spend Sunday with his family
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All kinds of weather this week.
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Geo. Barrett, Jr., has fully recovered
from his attack of fever and returned tt
Denver.
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Mrs. Strong is quite sick, at the hom'
of her sister, Mrs. o. A. Cortright.
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Harry Cunningham thinks of locat-
ing at Pierre, South Dakota, with a view
to scooping in the loose shekels put in
circulation by the opening to settlement
OF the Sioux reservation.
sThe lands Of the Sioux
Are open, 'hs trioux, [nioux;
To the hardy white settler who likes ali things
But what will be dioux
when the frolicsome Sioux lin tioux.n
ewoops down on him. seslps him, and chops him
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Mrs. J. W. Burns, of Collyer. called t.
renew her subscription, Wednesday.
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Sweet potatoes at Bestor's.
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Pierce Metz will occupy Mrs. Bur
roughs' house in few days.
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Henry Schultz will leave Sunday fol
a two-weeks' visit in old Missouri.
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w. F. King, of Glencoe township
was in our city last Thursday.
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C. W. F. Street took business triI
to Pittsburg, Kansas, this week.
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Miss Julia Cortright is clerking in
the book store for her father.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

II. L. Bundy, of Collyer, YVES in town
Monday.
w. J. Hemphill was an Ellis visitor
on Wednesday.
Mrs. McElroy, of Quinter, is visiting
friends it the city.
Hon. Simon Motz, OF Hays City, took
in the town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, southeast OF
town, is reported quite sick.
Pierce Metz will occupy Mrs. Bur-
roughs' house in few days.
Miss Julia Cortright is clerking in
the book store for her father.
w. F. King, of Glencoe township,
was in our city last Thursday.
C. W. F. Street took business trip
to Pittsburg, Kansas, this week.
Henry Schultz will leave Sunday fol
a two-weeks' visit in old Missouri.
Mrs. Strong is quite sick, at the home
of her sister. Mrs. o. A. COrtright.
Mrs. J. w. Burns, of CoIlyer, called tc
renew her subscription, Wednesday.
il. Brown ran up from Ellis long
enough to spend Sunday with his family
Geo. Barrett, Jr, has fully recovered
from his attack of fever and returned tt
Denver.
w. G. Hollister, of Knox county
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ALL-THE-TIME. WAITING FOR
BURGLARS.
1t Has Resulted in Many Deaths--A
Statement and Moral.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRON1CLE.) }

Especial Cor. STATE CHRoN1CLE.)
Among your telegraphic dispatches
yesterday, was one describing the kill
lns of young girl by her father, who
mistook her for burglar, between two
and three o'clock in the morning.
1t would be better that twenty houses
should be burglarized rather than one
useful young life should be taken by
such mistake. Yet some people are
always on the lookout for burglars, to
such an extent, that the wonder is that
more Of such casualties do not occur.
One of the leading men Of this State,
living in Halifax county, came near
losing his life by one Of these ali-of-tne-
tlme-waiters-for burglars He had Some
member Of his family to be taken with
sudden illness in the night and won: n
person to the house Of a physician
knocked, knocked again, and, waited
awhile, repeating the summons. Il
seems that the doctor finally came to
the door, armed and equipped. and
called to know who was there. The dis
tinguished visitor being deaf, did net
hear, and turned to leave. As he walked
out of the yard the doctor, taking him
to be a burglar, drew bead on his re.
treating form with his gun, and, had
the cap not snapped, there would have
been another casualty to report.
One of the old citizens of this place
would always &c to bed with an axe
standing against the head of his bed
Hundreds Of people over the country
particularly in the North, where house
breaking is more common, invariably re
tire with a pistol under the pillow OF
within reach. The wonder is that sucl
people do not oftener shoot members O
their own families, being in such con
stant expectation, and being awakened
by some one, perhaps getting drink Q
water.
The old lady who made an invariabl
habit of looking under the bed ever,
night for q burglar, one night poppe,
up suddenly whispering 20 the old man
Husband there is man under the bed.
WELL" said he, II am glad you hav
found one at last; you have been lookin,
over twenty years for one there"
turned out she had caught glimpse G
a pair of her husbands old shoes.
Moral. Dc not be in constant alarr
about burglars, and keep your guns pu
away SO that you Will at least get awak
before you use them.
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THE STRIKE WAR.
A General Tie up on the Delaware and
Hudson Road.
fBy United Prees.]


ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 90. At noon to-
day Division A 246, K of L. ordered all
It's members employed on the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad, as we'll as those
at work in this city t. strike at noon.
The order was generally obeyed, land this
afternoon the Delaware and Hudson
company finds itself confronted with the
same state of affairs that existed about
a week ago when similar tie up went
into effect.
Tha trouble all grows out Of the hand
ling of Central freight by the Delaware
and Hudson road.
A committee Of the Knights waited
upon the company yesterday and asked
that it be definitely agreed that no more
Central freight be moved. A reply was
forthcoming from the road this morning
to the effect that the company proposed
to transport over it's lines all freight tnat
might be received. This ultimatum pre-
cipitated the tie up which embraces yard
men and switchmen employed here and
at the Green Island yards.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The situation at
the stock yards among the engineers
and foremen of toe Switching assocla-
ton, who went on strike yesterday, is
unchanged to-day.
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ALBEMARLE &c s,GESSSYT EEsY.
An interesting Session at 0akland--
Notes OF the Proceedings and w ork.


Especial Cor Of STATE CHRONICLE.I
Albemar:e Presbytery convened at
Oakland, johnson county last Wednes-
day. Organization was effected by the
election Of Rev r. 2. Pell, moderator,
with Rev. Mr.. Swain and Elder S. w.
Whiting temporary clerks.
There was much buiness of import
ance before the Presbytery.
a manual for Albemarle Presbytery
was accepted from the the committee
which was appointed to draft the same,
of which Rev. d.. Va5s, Of New Berne,
was chairman.
The subject of Home Missions was pre-
sented by Rev. A. Sprunt, Of Hendcr-
son, agent for this Presbytery, and tie
matter was fully discussed and plans
were adopted to extend this important
and growing work in several places with
in the bonnds Of the Presbytery.
Devotional services and preaching
were engaged in every day and night al
Oakland, and also the churches for sew
eral miles around were thrown open and
occupied BY the ministers at night.
Several ministers remained after the
Presbytery adjourned to preach to-day
The people in that section, who have
always been proyerbial for their hospi
tality, seemed to vie with each other il
their efforts at entertaining the delegate!
| and visitors to the Pre3bytery
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a WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
The Stricken Home Looked Like a
Hospital.

The family Of Mr.. Sam Cohen, of
Goldsbogo, seven in number, visitor
aud a cock were prostrated Friday by
eating some poisonous substance in
their breakfast The Argus says in what
particular altIcic Of food the poisonous
germ WIS contained is not known, but
the general idea il the household is that
it must have been contained in the cof-
fee, as they all partook Of the coffee,
while not all eat of any other one dish.
When the sickness became general the
family physician, DR.. George. L. Kirby,
was speedily summoned and at once de-
voted himself according to the pressing
necessities of the emergency, and at this
writing all the family are better than
they were, though some of them are
still quite sick.
The stricken home looked like hos
pital, with every member of the house
hold prostrated, but the kind neighbors
on every hand were promptly on the
scene and every attention is being Law
ished upon the sick.
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Sunday School Convention.

A Convention Of the Sunday School
workers Of the western section OF the
State is called at Asheville, Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 10Th and 10th next. The
convention viii be attended by Mr. VIM.
Reynolds, the President of the 9TH In
ternational Sunday School Convention
and probably by one or more specialists.
A program is being prepared, embracing
some Of the best Sunday School talent in
the State. The programme viii be pub
liShed as soon as completed. 1t is the
desire and intention Of the Executive
Committee to make this one of the best
conventions ever held in the State
By order Of the Executive Committee.
Ii. n. SNOW, Sec'Y.
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BUNCOMDE DEMOCRACY.
General Ciingman Talks to the People
--The County Much Split Up on the
Congressional NOminatiOn.

especial to STATE CHRONICLE.
AsHEvILLE, \. c., Aug. % : Every
township was fully represented in the
Duncombe county convention which
met here to-day. The convention was
organized 10y the election Of +. D. Car
ter chairman, and IL. NJ Furman, secre-
tary Mr.. Garter, upon taking the chair,
congratulated the convention on its in
telligent ard business-like appear
ance, which he said be spoke
the redemption of the district,
IN November next During the absence
Of the committee on credentials, the
convention was regaled with an old
time Democratic speech from General
Thomas Clingman. He referred to the
scarcity OF money in the country and to
the obnoxious tariff laws and advised the
nomination only Of men who would car
ry out the wishes of the people.
The delegates to the Congressional
convention, which meets here on the
9th inst, were chosen and instructed
to cast the strength of each candidate
for the nomination as follows: Vance
58b; Johnston, 10 l 5; Cox, 10 2 10
Crawford, IA; Merrimon, 96-10; Gudger
8 7-10.
A resolution leading towards the hold
ing Of conventions in Buucombe county,
under what is known as the system O.
primaries, was adopted, and is to take
effect at the coming county convention
| The resolution is to the effect that al
nominations shall be made by the sys
tenn of "primaries, So and the executive
committee shall prepare and submit ;
plan to carry out this system for al
elections in the future.
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ALAMANCE DEMOCRATS.
X. A. Scott Nominated for the Leg
isiature--V Endorsed.
Especial to STATE CHRONICLE.)


BURLINGTON, N. T., August 23.-
The Alamance county Democratic con-
vention was held here to-day. 1t was
the largest convention ever held in the
county and was very harmonious.
r. A. Scott was nominated for the
State Legislature, and strong and pop
ular county ticket put out.
Senator Vance Was enthusiastically
endorsed.
TMR. SCOTT was one of the most useful
members of the last House. Educated,
thoughtful, conservative and industri-
Gus he made Alamance representiye OF
which the county had cause to be proud.
He richly deserved denomination. ED.
IToR
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TUE PRORIBITIONISTS.

They Meet in Convention and Nominate
County Ticket--They Endorse the
Sub-Treasury Bill--And Some of the
Farmers Alliance Demands.
The Wake County Prohibition conven-
ton net in Union Mission hall. this
city, yesterday.
Nine townships and the city of Ral-
eigh were represented
S. i. Parish, ESQ, was made chair
man, and Mr.. Il. J. Dowell, secre-
tary.
The following county ticket was nomi-
mated:
For tie S,nate-S. N. Parish, OF Raj
eigh
For The House of Representatives-A.
s. Gerby. Sion Holleman, w. ". John
son. AID G. n. Hunter (col)
For Clerk of the Superior Court-A.
K. Weathers, of Cary.
For Sheriff.. R. L2ngston, of Au-
burn.
For Register Of Deeds-Wesley House.
Of Houses Greek township.
For Ireasurer-A. Carter, of Barton's
Greek.
The Platform.
The following platform was adopted:
1st The total prohibition Of the traf-
fic IN alcoholic liquors for beverage pur-
poses.
End. We endorse the demands of the
State Farmers Alliance in regard to
railroad commission, convict labor, re-
duction OF cCst Of litigation and prohibi-
ton of public officials from receiving or
using free passes.
3rd. Flat we Will support, for nation
al Legislators, only those men IN favor of
the Sub Treasury bill.
The Prohibition Vote.
A CHRONICLE reporter interviewed "a
member Of the Prohibition party and
was told that in the last election the
party polled one hundred votes in Wake
county. The party is pretty confident
Of doubling that vote during the com
ing election.
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Hayti and Dominica in Struggle
by United Press!

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-A special cable
to the Herald from the City Of Santo,
Domingo, via Havana says:
Information has reached this capital
that on the night of August Goth, about
eight hundred Haytian troops, stationed
near the frontier Of the Dominican re-
public, invaded the territory Of this
country. The Dominican government at
once dispatched an armed force to drive
out the lnlruders. The Dominican
troops we're successful and repulsed the
enemy, killing tWenty-fv men and
wounding a number of others. The
Dominicans had but four soldiers In
iured.
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
Two Deaf Mute Idiots Eat an Infant
Alive.
[By United Press

OTTAwA, ONT, Aug. 23.-A horrible
story comes from a small settlement on
the Du Lievre river. Yesterday Mrs.
Cote went berry picking, leaving her
one year old male baby in charge Of TWO
deaf mutes, sons Of Ellis a. Newton, a
neighbor. The boys are half wIttcd but
were regarded as harmless On return
ing last evening Mrs. Cote found thu
baby dead and the flesh eaten to the
bone from its cheeks and one side of its
neck. TIE gory faces Of the idiots who
were still gloating over their prey
showed all too plainly that they had
literally eaten the child alive.
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The Late Inventor Ericsson.
lBy United Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The remains OF
Capt. John Ericsson, patriot and inven-
tor, were to-day placed on board of the
United States ship Baltimore, to be
transported to Sweden, his native
country. The ceremonies attendant up,
on the removal of his remains were OF
most imposing character, and comprls,
ed procession through the Prlnclpal
streets and elaborate naval display.
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A SUNDAY REFLECTION.
TRockingham Rocket. |

We sincerely believe that there is
more pure, downright cussedness and
torment wrapped up in the hide Of one
little mosquito than could be contained
in the hide of any other ''varmint' as
big as hogshead. And yet some peo-
pie can't understand why SO few summer
converts ''hoid out" through the cider
season.
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w. II. s. Il. $. TUCKER & co.

Our now stock of shoes for the Fall
will soon be here, and we are now going
through and picking out some lines that
We wish to dispose Of at once.
These will be sold at reduced prices.
w. Fl. & r. S. TUCKER & Co.