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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

The Grip of Pneumonia may be warded of
with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

RICH fragrant fine are the expressions OF
those who smoke ''Tansill's Punch sc Cigar
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

TITS the guest who is refused permission
to run up a bill who runs down house.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

OBESITY induces to inactivity. That's
probably why the fat office never seeks the
man.-Binghamton Leader.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

MONEY talks, but occasionally tao sales
lady cries "Cash!' Pittsburgh Chronicle
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

A TITLE often sells book as easily as it
buys an hcircss.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28
A Question Answered.

How is poor man to 60 to work fol
himself on the land without money OF
credit? Would the single tax enable
the producer to obtain higher prices in
the London market? II so, how, and il
not, how could wages rise?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28
EDWIN HARRI

EDWIN HARRIE.
A poor man could go to work for him
self if the land were free, as it would be
when the single tax had made it un.
profitable to keep land out of use.
But it would not be necessary. A
great many men who now work as ser.
wants, but who have little capital,
would then be able to go into business
for themselves. They are prevented
now by the high price of land on the one
hand and by the dangers of present
methods OF taxation on the other. Whe1
these men went into business for them
selves, they would decrease competitor
for employment to the extent of theil
numbers, and they would increase the
demand for workmen to the extent O!
the number of men they employed. The
conditions of the labor market would be
reversed. Instead of men seeking fol
masters, masters would be seeking fol
men. This would increase the wages
Whether higher prices would obtain il
the London market no one can tell, MOI
does it make any difference. Every on.
would be able to get more and bettel
goods with less labor, and that, aftsi
ell, - what is really wanted,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-05-28

YssfsSG ZEN Learn Teiegraphy and Ra..roaa
sG0n9 t5Eu Agents Euslleaa here and ee:cro
good sitastions Write ]. y. BROWN. NASs|ik, Mo.
srsAzs sEis saiss nv sssyTnh.s
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The goods advertised to-day in this depart
uent are not old stock, but fresh lot OF goods
opened two days ago which We were fortunate
enough 70 secure from an importer who was
pressed Tor money. Tho first lot is
"A pieces imported All-Wool French Henriottas,
60 inches wide. IN the new shades OF Hello
irope, Golden Brown, Beige, Tan, Light Gray,
Medium Gray, Light steel, jet, and Blue
Black. These goods would DO bargain al
75c., but We shall sell them at
5ic.
10 pieces srk-Flnished Hcnrlettas, SO inches
vide, warranted all-wool nlllng, at
I9c.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Every lady Knows or has hoard OF the cele-
trsfc1 &. l.. o Ia Sireno French Corsets. They
sre undoubtsdly tho best Corsci- male Ia NJ As
voll az wear The prices range from - 10 80 III
order - increase our sales we shall sell
Tho g quality ia white for fl.lg;
Ilr s! 81 qua lty in black for sl.3S;
Ilo a. quality in white for s.. ~
COAT DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, Good Black Camel's- Hair Besver-Clcth
Jackets that were s. cut 10 $50:
ladies' Good striped Undershirts, oil mado up,
sacrnced at 3sc.:
ANS -. and g. Jackets go at s3.Ss;
kOlLED BLANKETS less than cost
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EXCEPTIONAL HANDKERCHIEF AND
WHITE-GOODS BARGAlSS HEREs
A HUMMER.
we have about 100 boxes Ladies' very flne pure
linen Initial Hemstiched Hanhkercuici,s,
handsomely embroidered Initials, .nat s0ie ~
for pc. As we have mol n iuH hssot InIohs Va
letters we shall sell what we have AT lOc.
each or GOc. per hslt-dozen WIZ pox-you
could not navo the initial emproiueIeu ioi
the price OF the handkerchief;
About pieces very fine White Sneer oofueu
Dlmity that was 1850. go now al iOc; 49,.
The renuine lOnssale Cambria, tull wiutn anu
every pieco plainly branded, goes al loci
Q niecea good quality heavy Pure Germeh-Lluoh
Unbleached Table Damasks that were 1oI' 20
ON account of edges being signify soiiou "'
3 pieces full width Real Turkey-Red Table
DamasS 20 al Pc. A.. p,r.
About 20 dozen fun 3-4 size extra nne ru~e
Scotch Linen Damasa;
Dinner Napkins that were s2.os go a' s''o' po'
About Is dozen large sizo striped and Plain
Turkish Towels mat were Is aud 2oc 20 a'
Ahont s5 dozen SQUARE and round Pure-Linen
slammed Mats some OF which arc shgnNy
soiIed aud rumpled, reduced TO oc.-lus1
what IL would cost you 10 have thein stamp
r,,sn- Finish Cotton Diaper, % inches wide. ~
vards 20 the piece, at 6Oc. a piece
LARGE square Linen Envelopes so aI4c. paper
Wards irish-Linen Note-Paper goes AZ &c.
ouire or fIc. Il ream;
sOf,,KD LACE CURTAINS less than cost
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SPECIAL NOTION AND HOSIERY BARGAINS.
Closing out our entire stock of Is, 20, and 25c.
Bustles at 10c.:
100 dozen Ladies' Lisle-Finish Fine Quality Hose
with double unblesched soles. In solid slates
and Tans. Fancy Stripes, and Fast Black at
10c.;
25 dozen Ladies' heavy Gray Hose, the usual loc.
quality for &C.;
Ladies' full regular extra-long Fancy Hose uh-
bleached grounds with broken stripes, az
14c.:
Colgate's Purest vasalne. &c a bottle;
Browns stove Dressing, the best &C.;
Oakley's Clear Glycsrine Soap, warranted equal
10 Pears &c. cake;
A very fine Toilet Soap, each cake Weighing
ounces, at &c. a cake or 45c. dozen;
Best glt-edge paper English Pins, small size' &c.
apsper;
English Hair-Pins In wooden cabinet, 2c.
Hand-( rochei Zephyr Fascinetofs. dark coiors
aud Black, that we're 2jc., reduced 10 l5c.
ladies' heavyweight Cotton Ribbed vests, hlgn
necked and long sleeves. reduced 10 lIc
Real English Bristle Tooth-Brushes, worth ioc.,
reduced TO Sc.
Red and Blue Linen Torchon Lace. &c. for
piece OF IL yards;
Gentlemens extra-heavy imported Pure Linen
Collars-the regular 2Oc. quality, AT lOc.;
Willismss best Ink IN quart bottles, 60 al i'c'-
worth 40c.:
COMFORTS at and below cost,
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for less than ono
half. The Odd
and-Fnd Stock OF
CHILDREN'S HOSE

tho pas, season. No full assortment Of sizes Is
their only blemish.
12Xc. for what was % and 2Sc.;
IGc. for what was 29c.:
2lc for what Was s5c.;
l9c. for what was geo;
l2xc. for FAST BLACK INFANTS HALF-HoSE,
from 23c.;
LADIES' FAST BLACK, 3sc.--from 4sc.:
1sl<c. for LADIES' FULL REGULAR-not fast
black. or they would be 2oc.;
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THE TOILET DEPARTMENT.

has greatly extended its space. This means
greater variety, larger sales, lower prices.
SATIN NAPKIN-RINGs, various shades, hand
some finish, 9Jc. a dozen--cost over 81;
BUTLERs' TRAYS, with stands-Walnut, A.aS /;
COMODES-Walnut, f482:
ARM-CHAIRs OF Walnut 5000;
wATER-BUCKETs. full size, painted, loc.;
WOODEN TOwEL-ROLLERS &c.;
RIYRY,S MIrCIIAGE &c.
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tOO yards CREAM FLANNEL French), this quail
y aud weight OF broadcloih--Ssc. was the
price, SOC. viii DO the selling price;
TheIMPORTgD FANCY FLANNgLs that usu-
ally cost 6gc. shall sell for s7Kc.;
eoc. a yard for ALL-wooL PLAID and STRIPED
FLANNELs that were 80 and DOC;
HESRlETTA-FIEiSn FAsT-BLAcK FRENCH
sATTEgNS at e9c.
Now is tho time for GISGHANs-you make
them up before the interference Of other
vork-9c. for what should be 1sc., short
ends:
Fun pieces IMPORTED for iec that were CSC.
last season. The stock Of GIEGHAMS you
have 10 choose from here is not what you SEQ
elsewhere. The designs, patterns, and styles
are almost altogether exclusive with this
house-ts0 pieces to selec, from at 12Hc-3,
g. and iOc. G.aghsms as we'll;
BROADCLorHs that were 9sc, aud si.2a will
sell for sc. yard
What was si4s 10 g.. u will be ti.25;
TLAID HABIT CLOTHS that wsro f.aa so
inches vide, will sslI for 75c.;
Dlinch wids STRIPED MIXTEREs for sc
q2c. WAS the price,
WRENCH COMBINATION SUITS from s24.63 to
:l5: from s?2i9 TO sie; from sls92 TO $40;
from .l9 10 70 $3.50: from ti9.5s to 50; from
NLqs to Sand so they are sold from the bo-
ginning 10 the las, suit in the store.
Tho sale Of UNDERWEAR this week, no mat
ter how cheap, IL OF the best material, the best
sewing-an ma1e uud'r our Own supervision.
LADIES GOWNS. u tucks with Cambria frills,
J9c.;
LADIES' GOWNS. 10 tucks, two rows OF inser-
tons, edged with marrow Hamburg, 79c;
MOTHER HUBBARD front and back. all-over
embroidered yoke, four clusters OF marrow
tucks. was si.ss, shall sell for si.2a
Tho choice of all things in UNDERWEAR that
f. designed In America or France is here. Here
"a a GOWN or FILIGREE EMBROIDERY.
look at the exquisite work. 1t might be sold TO
satisfaction for $3.50, yet the price is only case.
Anothsr at slSs. Tho sHIRT-wAISr GOWN,
VIII sailor collar, Of French camoric, ss42 No
s,-luaie description can DO given. LARGE
lot OF soILED UNDERWEAR FROM TIE
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REFRIGERArORs. s..r... IN,

DRY-AIR. A new lot, with all possible modern
improvements The prices less than elsewhere
for inferior. Three makers Refrigerators are
represented here. The Msckinsw for US.
pc. GLASS CREAM-PITCHERs for &C.;
CLOVER SET OF SALT, PEPPER, AND MUS
TARD CAST0Rs from 49c. to eoc.:
IMITATION OF CUT-GLAss TUMBLRRs. &C.,;
IMPORTED REAL CUT. sl.4s from s2a5:
IMPORTED EDGED CHAMPAGNEs at s2c;
CUT-GLAss GoBLETs a. s1.4s a dozen;
INDIA VASES from 1898 to sl75;
IMPORTED cUT-GLAss fFRUIT-sTANDs at
$i.37, s2Is, and 1858;
CHERRY sHAvING-sTANDs. with bcvelled-
edge mirror, from s29s to $3.50;
PORCELAIN PREsERvlNG-KgTTLEs, with tin
frame and handle-three sizes-9Sc, $l.is.
andsL7o:
WHITE PARIswARK IRoNsTogE CHINA
PLATES, four sizes-your choice tor 10c.
dozen or &c. ench:
CoLoRED BANDED VEGETABLE TUREENs
from 60 aud 93c. to 5Oc.;
WHITE CREAM PITCHERS. six inches. for &c.
each;
IMPORTED CHAMBER SETS, with slop-Jar,
from slI.75 TO ss-without jar, s.;
DECORATED EGG-CUP from s2.19 to sL75.
The hammer OF improvement is In the GEN.
TLEMgN's FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 1t
has doubled Itself inside of twelve months.
Take pecp into It aud you will see the most sub
stantiai reason for It.
II I9 II and II + RrOad St
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one quarter-former value.
70 to CSC: Black from sl.35 to 69c.;
HATS AND BONNKTs from SIS TO g. from $40
10 81, e.c.
UNFRAMED HATS at your own prices, from
lsL TO 75c. Many among them we're $3.50
and SO.
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HOSIERY.

LADIES'
Fast BIack-snd- White Stripes, marrow and wide,
atsc.;
Solid, 1ans aud Grays at &c.;
Tan and-Whiie stripes at &C.
All the above are worth l2Hc.
Fast Black American Lisle at l0c.
Fast Black Seamless Imported az l7c.;
Solid. Navy. and Seal Imported Seamless at
Solid coiors, Gray Mixed. and Fancy Stripes at
&c.
CHILDREN'S
Derby Ribbed Solid Blacks at &c.:
Fast-Black Imported seamless-5 10 7H-atlfc.
Bl ack Plain, all sizes, at lie.
Gxtra-Fine Ribbed and Plain at i7c.
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makes ice-cream, whips eggs or cream, churns
butter. kncsds dough aud pastry, mashes pots-
toes and other vegetables. ana makes mayon-
nsIse dressing--in fact, does oil things In fow
minutes that otherwise wears away hours OF
housewives time. Its on practical exhibition on
tho main floor, centre aisle.
FRENCH CORsET-,mbroidered, scslloped,
side-split, embroidered bust--for 49c. Ali the
good things In CORsETS here.
A SET OF CARDS, with 100 Celluloid Chips, sl5;
OXFORD BIBLES from sAos to s3.os; from $3.50
tos275; from $3.50 to s1.9s.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER and HYMNALs from 2.'S
SO; from s25s to 81; from &c. to ssc;
A SET OFF. FRNINoRE COOPER, 10 volumes.
in cloth and gilt, from slo.9s to s.;
new line OF BOOKS. bound In cloth, containing
all the latest and best novels. 22c.:
GRIMMs aud ANDERsEN's FAIRY TALES,
1Sc.;
ONE FALSE STEP. companion story to Dora
Thorne, for Isc.-regular price, 25c-;
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A new
THE CHOCOLATE MENIER.I

shipment direct from Norsiei, France. Use 1t
once and you viii never use any other-4Oc. q
pound box; 2Oc. a half pound.
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CLOAKS. CLOAKS.

Big saving right here to those who are in need
OF a Wrap. Our prices have not changed from
last woss We are retailing Cioaks less than
cost OF manufacture. Como and get enc OF our
Cloak Bargains.
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NOTIONS.
BOOKS.
HANDSOMELY BOUND,

8 volumes Irving. cloth bound, s275-regular
price So;
4 volumes Rollins's Ancient History, sl.25-regu-
lar price 81:
volumes Macaulay's Speeches, 75c.-regular
price $3.50;
8 volumes Msraulsy's History Of England, 81
regular price s3;
8 volumes George Eliors Works, t250-regular
pres So:
2 volumes History Of Russia, 9Oc.-regular price
So;
2 volumes Rmmersons Essays, 60c.-reRuiar
price SO;
8 volumes Macaulay's Essays and Poems. sl.25-
regular prico 1915.
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The bargains mentioned below will create
great stir in our
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
They ore certainly exceptional The quanti-
ties are small and you will do well to call early
for them.
Handsome Moss-Rose Decorated China Tea Sets,
a pieces, of which sold over 200 at 81 set,
go nov at 1919;
Magnificent China Dinner Sets, 125 pieces, that
we're s25. reduced 10 $ll.39-less than half
original price,
Sinch heavy White Granite Plates reduced from
l0c TO &C.:
Engraved band Crystal Goblets, Sc;
Crystal fruit-Stands. &C.;
Patent Egg-Beaters. 13c.
Handsome Crystal Wineglasses, &c.;
Patent Sifters, l5c.;
$3.50 Best Nickel Aiarm-Clocks, 99c.;
10-nch high Glass Pitchers, 49,.
Handsome set OF Cup, Saucer, and Plate. l7c..
A magnificent Lamp, duplex burner, dome
shsle, mounted on brass. 60 from s3 down
10 s1.15;
French Porcelain Chamber sei, 10 pieces, 70
from f6 to $500;
foot high Brass Banquet-Lamp, 60 from IS
down TO 1895;
5-piece Tin Chamber Sets, handsomely deco
rated, go from 81. 80 to 81:
Jacquard Japanese Bread and Cake Trays 90
from 20 10 &C.;
4-bottle Nickel Castor go at Soc.
Mems full regular gray and brown mixed Socks,
double heels and toes, go st9c
All FURS less than cost
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So FOR CHOICE.

This is o SLAUGHTERING-PRICE
SALE that will be remembered for
many years.
Twenty five LADIES CLOTH JACK
ETS of various grades ranging in value
from So down have been reduced to tho
uniform price OF
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PAST SEASON has been culed from our stock,
and will be sold for less than cost.
Another lot Of HAMBURGs have arrivei-not
only the &C. ones for &c., but the s5c. FLOUNC-
ING, fully 42 inches wide, for 30 yard.
II you are in search for little beauties In EN-
BROIDERY-the cheapest and the finest, from
the past and accustomed patterns 10 the Hem
stitched, vandike, or Beaded-sll are here.
CHILDRKN's LEGGINs that were CSC. will be
cold for l2Hc.: LADIES' that were 4ec. for 25c
ALL-WOOL LADIES' CROCHET KNIT VESTS
from sl.fs to 75c.;
SILK PLUsHEs that wore ssc. will be sold for
&c. f; q inches wide from 81. % 10 75c. yard
BLACK SILK FAILLE that sold readily hereto
fore for si.e3 will sell for Sc another for 81
that was sl.46
An exquisite limo OF BLACK nj !, n;-nT
bought by our Paris buyer for NpTc
about one half usual value will .----u---s------{
be placed on sale from 75c. to s247. All Of them
pure elk, 4s inches wide, and new In their de-
sign.
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11z EAST BROAD STREET.


TO
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BLACK GOODS.

800 Remnants OF Al-Wool Black Goods-ell
klnds-at one third regular price;
35-inch PriestIy Silk-Warp Henrietta at 05c.
}6-inch ALI Wool jet Black Cashmere at &c.,:
46-inch German Henrietta, Silk-Finish, at &c.
our competitors offer for bargain at S1hc.
I6-inch Colored silk Velvets at 39c.
ls-inch silk Pushes at 45c.;
Garnet and Brown Striped Velveteen at l7c. =:
NO. Is Crown-Edge Moire Silk Ribbon, all Shades.
at l2Lc.
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TIME OF A NEW ERA IN PRICES.

HANDLED BUSTING HAIR-BRUsH Nc.;
TAMPICO scRUBBING-B BRUSHES 8, Q, and lOc'
wEATHER-sTRIPs.r rubber, DC per foot;
WOODEN RoLLER-PINs &C.:
JAPAN DUSTING-PANs &C.:
IRONING BOARDS 49c.:
Two-QUART TIN BUCKETS, covered, &C.;
wASHBoARDs 0c.;
CLoTHBs-HORsEs 92c.
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S5 FOR CHOICE.

The third table contains Goats that
we're sls, sl5, SIS, and Sl2. They havs
now been cut to
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ON sale BY us. With its use a child flvo years of
age can do three hours work OF an expert and
experienced cook inside OF ten minutes 1t
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MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.

Three styles OF Chemises, elegantly made, Fruit
Cotton. Hamburg and Torchon trimmed,
3yc.
Five styles OF Drawers, Hamburg or Lace
trimmed. Cotton, Cambria. or Lawn, at S5c.
5 STYLES OF Handsomely Gowns, Cam
brio Hamburg or Plat. Valenciennes or
Torchon trimmed at sl.l0.
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$3.50.

Over one hundred wELL-MADE La
DIES JACKETS have been put into
one lot OF
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paS- A permanent BARGAIN AND
REMNANT COUNTER has been ar.
ranged on our second floor, and will be
opened to the public TOMORROW
Choice lot to be sold.
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$3.50 FOR CHOICE.
JANUARY %, 1890

The second table contains Goats that
were $40, IS, S7.19. and 81. They have
been cut to
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1915 FOR CHOICE.

They ranged in price SO and under.
Those that were $1,000, $40, and -
are now in one lot under the same priee
ticket, which is
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-03
Golden Rule Arithmetic.

"Phil," whispered little Kenneth
Brooks, "I've got a secret to tell you
after school,"
Mice ?n asked Phil.
"Yes," was the answer-"nice for
me-"
ooh v' said Phil, and his eyebrows
fell. He followed Kenneth around
the school house after school to hear
the secret.
my uncle George has given me a
ticket to 60 and see the man that eats
fire and shakes eggs out of his hat, and
makes canary birds fire off pistols, and
all that. Ever see him?"
NO" said Phil hopelessly.
"Well, it's first rate, and my ticket
will take me in twice." said Kenneth
cutting a little caper of delight.
Same thing both times ?n asked
"No, sir ee new tricks every time.
I say, Phil?" Kenneth continued,
struck with the others mournful look,
won't your uncle George give you
one?
~ amt got any uncle George" said
Phil.
"That's a fact; how about your
mother. Phil?"
"Can't afford it," answered Phil,
with his eyes on the ground.
Kenneth took his ticket out of his
pocket and looked at it it certainly
promised to admit the bearer into Mo-
Zart Hall two afternoons then he
looked at Phil, and a secret wish stole
into his heart that he had not said
anything about his ticket; but after a
few minutes struggle, "Phil," be
cried, II wonder if the man wouldn't
change this and make it two tickets
that would take you and me in one
time?"
Phil's eyes grew bright, and hap
py little smile crept over his broad Ut.
tie face. "Do you think he would""
he asked eagerly.
Lets try" said Kenneth and the
two little boys started off to the office
window at the hall.
"But, Kenneth" said Phil, stopping
short, ''it amt fair fol- me to take your
ticket"
ut is, though answered his friend,
stoutly, "'cause I'll get more fun from
by myself.n
This settled the matter, and Phil
gave in.
$50 you want two tickets for one
time? said the agent.
"Yes, sir,' said Kenneth, taking off
his sailor hat to the great man-"one
for me and one for Phil, you know"
"You do arithmetic by the Golden
Rule down here, don't you ?" asked
the ticket man.
mo, sir, we use Rays Practical"
answered the boys; and they didn't
know for long time what that man
meant by Golden Rule.
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JONES. 6. C.. Aug. n. lSG

JONES. S. G., Aug. "a, 1880.
AS the correspondent has not been at home
for some time he has not been able to give the
dots for the last two weeks.
Jones Is on q boom-every one hoping soon
10 have our Marrow Gauge to begin its work.
Soon to have new citizens. Messrs. Norrell,
Brown, Odell. and Hughes have bought the
(Rev) Attaway Land, near Jones.
Mr.. l.. II. Hughes Is now attending to the
business of Mr.. John O'Neal near Stony
Point.
Among the book agents are Mr.. Foster, sell
ing the History of the Alliance.
We thank, or offer thanks to the County
Commissioners for taking the ugly rocks out
of our road to the office.
The boys are leaving us one by one. Mr..
Jeter Odell has gone back to Newberry.
Union meeting to-morrow at Turkey Creek
Miss Addie McNinch, one OF most beautiful
young ladies of Hodges, visited the family OF
Mr.. c. G.. Odell yesterday.
Messrs. Arnold, Knight and Crawford, &C.
companied by others whose names we did
not learn, were with us for hunting last Tues
day.
The meeting has closed at our church, with
an addition of eleven. There are nlne con-
verts to be baptized next meeting day.
Prof. Joe Daniels school will close on the
18th September.
Mr.. ]. IL. Oulla will soon have new dwell
ing that can be seen from his lofty site rom
the surrounding community.
Mr.. II. NJ. Osborne, OF Hart county, Georgia,
has been on u visit to Mr.. n. G. Davis.
w. e. II.