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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-11-25
MAGNIFICENT
VES1ZBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Leading all competitors in spl.rdor OF oquipnenA
between CHICAGO and DIES MONIES. COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO and
DENVER. COLORADO SPRINGS ard PUEBLO. via
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via 81. J0sEpH.
and over the new line via LINCOLN. sEB FlSSt-rllz
Day coaches. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, and
Palace sleeper. with Dining Car Service. Clos. con.
nectiOns Denver and Colorado Springs with dlrergns
rlllSsy lines, now forming the new and piciuesQus
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DE1rHs ayD FUyER4La

EasHgN-on TuesaAy, July %. 1892 n 421
f.oiiln street seattle, Mrs Iva cashen, In child
birth agei - year,
The body 10 being efsbalrnsd by Cross 4 Co. TO be
ebip.,ed East to the relatives OF deceased
pEGESFE-on TUESDAY, July %. 1892. at the
family residence. 1910 King street seattle
Katie Dezener daughter Of NJ. and Mira Fra K
Iegener. aged months.
The funeral takes place from the residence 80
O'Clock today, interment being made Ia Lake View
cemetery.
SFIsOS-The funeral Of Albert J. Nelson. who
died Monday. takes place from the residence.
I D03 Dearborn street g. = o'clock today. under
the usp !ces Ct stevens Post. G. n r., infern1et
being made fin Lake View cemetery Rev John
y Damon wfII conduct funeral service a. i8s
house and the q. =. u. burial service Will take
place az the GER s,ery.
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CL4IRTOYlSTS.
L NOWLEpGE Is POWER
Future UNVEILED

By the worlds most famous medium Mrs DR..
r sherman, OF British fame. known a. the
Child MeiiuU OF England: while enIrancsd Viii
reveal every hidden mystery In life, has been pro
nounced in Europe and America The greatest living
wonder OF The present under ands the science
OF the Persian and HinGoO mage or ancient
cnarnl-worslng and prepares Egyptian ialismans
troubles, restore lost affections. make MARRIAGES
with the you lovs-uo failure. remove evil In
rusDceS. bsd habits: cures wltcherr. frs and all
outstanding and mysterious diseases: will give
correct Information on lawsuits. sickness, death.
divorces absent friends eyeryS hing: never-fait-
ing sdyice TO young men marriage and Tow 10
chooses wife for happiness and what business
test adapted for speedy riches: STOCK speculation
= speciality; RECEIVERS lost. stolen buried prop
erty: locates treasures and minerals: also gives In
ol>lSnsaoie advice 10 young ladies love. court
shfp and marriage. II your lover i fa5Ss.
The mysterious and successful manner in which
she treats matters OF the utmost obscurity has
given such universal saTtsfart on that her name
has become a proverb III thousands OF households
made happy by her aid and advice Madame guar
antees perfect satisfaction
H0Ur>-9 - to : II n strict.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail. send
stamp for illustrated circular with special terms
n B-Since MrS Sh1rmans ARRIVAL here she
has learned that number OF so-called trance
mediums and clairvoyants have been here Copy-
ing her advertisements and has the au,iac,v
10 use her rsue, undoubtedly fer the purpose Of
gaining unjust profit from her world wide repu-
tstlon, steps have bsen taken TO 4 nj out to what
extent the American laws will allow Enprincipiesi
people 10 ira e upon snOIhers reputation. This is
the mafsmes FIRST visit.
Mrs DR.. F. SHERMAN
Cliff House, corner Front and seneca streets Par
Tors and <
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DTs,.

state Of Washington, county Of King. city Of S.,
Notice is hereby given 20 unknown owner 49,.
the person IN whose name the lands hsresnass., -
scTfbed were assessed. and 20 ali orker u1srsc-.
jaresred that John W. Pratt, a. ignee OF u. e
ford n as presented TO the cs+T cgulDsro!ls 81 49,
citv Of Seattle. tax certificate ls-1e{ bv rbs ,s
urs- OF said civ GA The Ism day 81 IuIv
1891 at least ninety DAYS before the srpl,a,ta. =
the time for the redemption 81 the land rn-rar
scrieed. said land uejng the following rorxi,-
Lot Il, IN block I, in Evans & Biewsrr's ssk
ton 20 the city OF Seattle. II King county &c..
Washing toD: that the amount for which sad 80.
were sold is one dollar and afsy-siEhi cents 81 Ss
that the same were sold 5y the city tressrays 1;
said city 10 sad T. Hanfcrd on the 18th dsv =
JuIy. \. ID 1891. 81 the annual sale for seIne5.rs
taxes OF said city assessed for the year sci 80
assigned hy said Hanf0Fd TO John n p,s. -
that the amoanT required 70 redeem such 49,,
from such sale. exclusive Of the costs 70 srr-a.
upon this notice, IS the sum % sos. tagetAs,
with interest thereon az the rate Of 20 rer cent -
aDnum from the date OF sad sale 70 the time cfr
s!enIptlon. thai the time when the reser1prian -
riod on such sale VIII expire Is The I'm dxr =
July. A n l-92. provided his notice $ served =
least sixty days before the said Gare last aaFsi
AMI II this aotIce IS not served at least sgxtv a..
before said DATE last named. then in such ease ~.
rina when The re teraptjon pzriof VII srri-s -
be sixty DAYS after the service Il this notice
This notice shall De- delivered 20 The sherfsss
King county, state Of Washington. for -ervlrs "a
return. and said sheriff shall within txe7..v ssys
after the receipt thereof by him and rein-s
made in the manner prescribed for the servce 4
summons IN a c vi action in the superior courr
II tbs person named in his notice can not be f,s
n sad King county and there b. any p-rS on IL ia
actual possession OF the land IN shis notice A.
Scrihsi. the same shall De served apOn him n
the person named In this notice can not q fs1,a
in said King county and there % no person In "a
actual possession 81 said land. Il both which fz<s
the return Of the sheriff shall be prIna facie 81
dence, this notice shall De pGoi>hesi once in esa
week for thres successive weeks in the Official
newspapers Of the city Of Seattle
In witness whereof. I. J. ". Carson, city corp,
troer Of the eitv OF seattle. have here unto se m
hand and the official seal Of said city this 7th dav
Of July. A. d. 1852. J. NJ. CARSON
Comptroller OF the City Of Seasr:A
A. BLACKSTONE, Deputy.
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>PFCfAI NOTICES.

\ ACNlNATloS REQUIEEp-SoTICE -
hereby gwen - al pareats, guardians and
Gamer persons interested thsE ia conformity win
SEXTON is of the as establishing a system II
common Schnos ia eiI-s 10 .pO9 or move iuhat-
ltai'5a >aessSSi a. vaccination VII % required So
c"ul-sloa ~ scaoul rmber~hip CuTlng the pres
sai school year 81 ersisE 81 the board 81 educa-
Hon W J COLhEGl. President
I'IE bELLfOWN FL ESITURE COMPANY.
Sia Fronf street can show Noa the nnesT Inc
s,A-luasa.a
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State of Washington county OF King So
1. J. II. Woosery. shsrif Of King county state a
Washington, do hereby certify that received Ia
within notice on The eth day OF July. A IL 1892
and that have made Cue and tiligen. search aai
inQGiTy for the person AIMED in said notice aud
that said person can no- De found in said cogs,v
and there i no person IL the actual possession a
the land described in said notice.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July A. D
1897. J. II. WOOLERY
Sheriff OF King County. " asnin Sfoa
Ry T. = WELLS
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NOTICE OF DISSoLrrroN.

nlN>oLITEoN OF PARTNERSHIPS >,
y ia ti@FsltP here' 'f0Ee existing between W
+. b,'aGe aat " Ham ii NilenY ,0.sar - y,
.Ai'le ga teohs & Al.cax. Was this dAy ts>ssi ys.
g. mutual coaseGG -. Slseps VIII s.ftiA a.,
ei14s IeTtA1; rs 10 the rua an caliel. ali fft.fs.
lie seS9AAa W = kAONF
-, ~ 80. WILLIAM Ii WILCOX
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
ia Cherry Street.

Advertiser ents under the heads OF Lost, Pound,
FOR sale For Rent and situations Wanted VIII De
inserted 81 the rate Of ! cent word each inser-
ton Payment always in advance. No advertise
neuis received for Jess than rs cents,
SOTICE-The business Office Of the Posr-lS-
TELLreKscEE Is open until Il p. m C3assaheo
aSvertlsefr euts viii be received Up 10 this time
Advertisements Will be received ST branch Offices
Of The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al:
Port Townsend. French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers az this
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state OF Washington, county of King city Il
SeAttle.-SS
Notice Is hereby given 10 unknown owner. b.
INK the person IN Whose name the lands herein
aitsr described were assessed. and TO ali Other
persons interested. that + J. Hsmsn mas pre-
seutsd 20 tn city comptroller Of the city Of Sat
lie TAX certificate issued BY the treasurer efsAA
CITY on the 18th day of July, \ D. 1891. a. least
nihetN days before the expiration Of the time fer
Inc reie mpfion 81 the land therein described sal
lAAd being the following. - WIZ: Lot in nlsck
twenty-1hree I'm NagisS addition % the city Of -
attic. IN Ming county, state Of " aShingtOn; thzs
the amount fer watch said lands were sold
Is SS-i, that the same were sold by tbs
S!ty treasurer OF said city % sad T. j.
tteInen On the 18th day OF July. \. D. 1891. al
ths annual sale for delinquent taxes Of said city
assessed for the year l>91: thlI the aln0untFe-
qutret 20 redeem such Ian = from such sale, ex-
elusive OF the cosSS a., rue un0n this nasice
TIE sum OF - - toge. her with Interest thereon
al Vie rate OF 20 per cent Der snnum from ds,e Of
"a sale 10 the time Of redemption; that the time
Nh-n the redemption period such sale VIII s1
pare VIII De sixty days AFTER the service Of this no
tiCe-
In witness whereof I. J. VI Carson. city comp
troieF OF IRE cltN Of Seattle. have hereunto SET my
hand and he os-cial seal o. said city, this ed
day Of June. A. II. ! >92-
J. NJ CARSON City Comptroller
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RE n - IILS.

pEA9N AI-HANtNG SOLD THE IN IER-
II 49, which have heretofore held in the late
las urin ot Nlu. Gu am K Henson. shah pcsc-
tie IA" aloue hereafter al SIG and $40 Pioneer
block uta further notice 1 shall accept coLttR-
seo' fee case. provided ind Them satisfactory
upon examination - n BENSON.
SIG Pioneer Block
seattle, Wash July :. sea
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED

State Of Washington. county Of King CITY of s..
aitle
Notice Is hereby given tha; H A vanaerhoR
being the person in whose name the lands herein
after described were asses sd, and 10 all other Der.
sons interested that A. Hull has presented %
the city comptroller of the city of seattle tar
certificate. issued by the treasurer OF said city %
the 18th day of July. A D. 1891. az less, ninety
days before the expiration Of the time for the ~
d.Ep;i0n of the land therein described, said land
beng the following. to-wit:
Lot ten (I08 in block 81 in Crawford's addition
10 the city Of Seattle in King county state OF Wash.
ington; that the amount for which said lands we're
sold is IS IS; that the same were sold 5y the
city treasurer of said city TO said A. Hull On
the lsth day OF July \. D. 1891. az the annual
sale for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed ff
the year 1890 that she amount required 20 refeeu
such lands from such sale exclusive Of the costs 10
accrne upon this notice. IS 81 2S. together vita
interest thereon a. the rate Of 10 Per ceat per
Annun from date of said sale 70 the time OF r.
demption; that the time when the redemption
period GA such sale Will expire will be sixty days
after the service OF this notice.
In witness whereof. L J. NJ Carson, city comp
trolIer of the city Of Seattle. have hereBrtc ny
hand and official seal Of this city this Goth day IL
June, A u lsa2 J. VI. CARSON
Comptroller of the City Of Seattle
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NINE Ia WEE, CLAtRV0YANT AND
VI trance medium. gives advice on all matters
OF business. &c: satisfaction guaranteed o. no pay
22O Seattle hlOcS.
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sHERtFrS Return.
yrasAs--.x, s~,,. - IT, =.

state OF Washington. County of King -
:. j. H. WooeFy. sheriff Of King county. state q
Washington, do hereby certify fhsf I received the
within notice On the 2lst day Of June. A. d 1891,
and thaI have made due and diligent search and n.
curry fJr the person Da0ie in said notice aud ehas
said person can not BE found IN said county. anf
there IS no person in the actual possession Of the
land described IN said notice
Witness my hand this 18th dsy OF June. A. D.
1892. j H wooIERY
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sHERiFEs RETURN.

state Of Washington. county Of ktng-sa
- III Woolery, sheriff II King county. state Of
washington, do hereby certify thar received tbs
WITHIN notice on the 2Sd day OF June. A. n. 1894
aud tiiat have made due and dill gent search and
inquiry ior the person named In said notice and
that aid person cannot be found IN sail county
ANN there IS 10 person IN the actual possession OF
the lani described IN said notice
" ttnsS> my haRd This sd day 81 June. A. d
N.Y. J. II WoOLEHY,
Sheriff OF King county, " ashinston
by e 9. WooLFRS. deputy
Sferi IFS fees. Niles travail fns.r. 40 Csots
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NoTICE 40 IRCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
L s.oaer Of anis and works hereby invites afchi-
tectS io submit; OF before the Soih september
next competitive plans and estimates Of cost 'cr
the coStractfpn Of certain provincial goEsFnie Mt
buildings Particulars Of competition and fGr- her
inform Axiom can re obtained nom he Undersigned
W = GORE.
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and " e-ks. Lands
and WORKS Department. Victoria X &, loin
June. 1891
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"CRISP SNAP"

Three iots. soxl28 feet eaeh. In constock Sup
piernensaL Queen Anne Town. Fine view, choice
location and bon-ton neighborhood-
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TYPE y RFTEEy.

E'oR RENr-TYPEwRiTE ALL HINES
4 y. y baEPee. GENERA! Aseai. 49, ilouers
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Gan FRAN CISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
- gfnevrs and eoatraCtuc> flr trid.f.s Of sy =
scriptl2n; wharf building q e DRIVING afp-y.s..
and steam sRove3 eNcaVa lu piAnS AND St..5 -
uoaS furnished On application corrs.z4.,,,,t5-a
solicited Office oceisteptal elacx seattle ~
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FOR RgSrSTORES.

IrOH EENT-STDRES AND STORE-EooM:
Il Eureka building hear Third and Columbia
streets 4Gi and 4e3 Burke building
Tor RFST-LARGE BASEMENT: GIN
Il tral location: suitable for amp business Call
2IT Cherry street
L'oR REST-PART OF STORE 2ls CoLUA-
i bia
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAI

:. 7-lIVA II q hlIIe NVAltFt W aS1
BY {. {. WooIERY. Deputy.
sheriff fees: Miles travel 2: 20 cents
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FOR GISG-HOCSFS.

TOR gEST-cLARENp0N HOTEL CORN r
Second snd Depot streets: a desirable tenant
can -erur- tbs recently buif house very favor
abe terms Apply Charles Louch, l,4l2 Front
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BOOk BTNDEEY.

L, ANTHONYf> BINDERY. BLANK pOok
L manufacturers. y asA}nsron Sr~ea, ~,,-ls~
Commercial, rUoIas And IeIry p4ock, seattle.
HAsA-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
l. County. state Of w Arlington In ar~.s..s AM
the matter Of the estate OF J. G. i.rftrs. IA
ceased No. -
Notice is hereby given ~ The untersl--s.
ecgtrix Of The last will and resyanlsst - :, e
Britain. deceased. TO the creditors Of Aas an =.
sons having claims agains- the said 9ecs,ssi <
exhibit them with the recsSSarv v0lchers -. .
ore year from the first publication Of rsis - -.
to the said exfcurrtV a. the taT flee - r-sos
ktefer at room 70 starr Boyd building in - -
Of Seattle King county. state of ~ ashiay.a. ~
same being the p!sce for the trsr.sactjTr, y. -
business Of said estate. %
JENNA n. sRTrTsrx
Exscutrix Of the last Will sd tsssapae5t - :.
Britain. deceased
Dated g. -eat-Ie. Wash. July % isaa
Date Of frs publication JaIy - IsS2
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
THE ANNUAL. PICNIC OF THE STATE OF
i Maine ssnc. alton VIII he held al Woodland
Park on THURSDAY. the --tii inst. Ihe-prozrafnIne
il made up n follows: Grafton, poem. music and
dancing New England hs ked beans sill form the
principal elemeat Of the dinner aad vii De fur
nished on the grounds. Friends are cordially In
xii.-d L. :. ROWE, Chairman
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EDCC4
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY COL
~ C. J. Wright, Il. \. \. NJ. CpTnwsi.. y Y
Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY-RO ARnfNa
vi and day school fo- young ladies and children:
school re-opens August IS. lSS2 Miss NJ r.
Cochrsne. Principal l.1oS sixth street
NfISS CHEAL. PRINCIPAL OF ST VIM
vi frefis Seminary. VIII be al the residence Of
Mrs Bragdou corner Of Fourth and spring street.
every Monday asd thursday morning from lO:S,i
10 $50 10 receive callers
CT. WISIFREDS SEMIN ARY-FIRST-CIaSS
- school for girls; next term commences August
81 For particulars apply 10 the principal. Miss
thssl seattle.
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NEAL EsrarE RRokrR>.

4, foRGf nokFFEI. REAL ESTATE RRok-
VI eF, buys ard sells al Kinds Of real estate
koesl IS Ii alleE aloSA.
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DTEING and CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO DYE woRks, $50 SIC
- ond street.
W ANDERSON, DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies and gents clothing Finn ard James
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Foa s.IrwrsCELLANEoUs.

TOR sALE-PaRIOR DINING ROOM, HITCH
Il en- bedroom and Other furniture: nearly new
nsw piano. Refrigerator. bookcases range, stoves
etc i-l2o Temperance. corner Bradley, Queen
Anne Hill
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LOST
I oST-SNALL GOLD BARREL SILVER
l. hoops: "Presentet lsSsa on end. Prank
10 Amy OF other, Address W. +. Harris A. Z.
HotaliBg Company.
I O>r-A LADY'S WATCH CHAIN. on
L Front street between cherry AMI spring.
tiGder please return same 70 room II HolyoSe
StoCS. ana receive reward
I OST-BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY;
l. months osd; very short ;an; reward II re-
turned 20 3. goa esler avenue. or teieph one Sos
I USr-ON JACKSON STREET, BETWEEN
l. Rainier and south Twelfth streets. lAdv's
coiG ws-Ch- The finder VIII 0a suitably rewarded
nv leaving The watch wiki The stewart & Holmes
Ergsg Company.
I O>r-FRFpERTCk kNELSoN's ADDRESS
L 4 dealers IN second hand furniture
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,CyRREsP0ND DENGE1n
News Items frcm tie New Post
81 Office, CIeora, in the Vicinity
of Old DOrnsyille.

Mr.. ED1ToR This being the first
tender of news from our new post
Office I hope it will appear in print.
The weather being very warm
and favorable and present growing
crops dampened byfrequent light
showers, we can seethey are growing
fast.
The reapingof small grain has
been quite a task, but mnstof our
tasks have been finished in that
line.
The blackberry cropis ready for
gathering, and it is fine, and while
picking fora pie the fair sex often
stain their fine kid gloves rather
than tehir tiny fingers.
We all welcome most heartily
our new and handsome little friend
Joe 2. Cartledge, being only two
weeks old now, but when Ben dies
he will be old enough to sit
in the .big chair"
First boy says: 'I'm going TO
the Worlds Faisrin '95, and have a
goodStime. ;"
Second boy: aLet's make up a
band of four or five, and-we can
have a better time"
Third boy: "Let's win US one a
piece, make it one bridal tour, and
we can have a best time" Win
boys; always have the best.
FARMER Dox.
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RelObOth Items.
Mr.. EDITOR: In my last com. s
munication I promised to write to:

Mr.. EDITOR: In my last COM contrts-
munication I promised to write to-
you again.
On my way from Dornsville after
crossing Cuffeetown Greek, (at.
least one mile to Liberty Hill } my
little boy wanted some water, and
while he was getting water this
question occurred to my mind:
Who were the first inhabitants of
Liberty Hill and vicinity2 will.
now mention some of them, viz.:,
ESQ. Morton, Double-chin Sheriff
Thurmond, the Harrisons, Perrins,
Burtons, Belchers, Taylors,
Mundys, Andersons, Whites, shep-
pards, Yeldells, Hiblers, spencers,
Drs. Pennel and Hammond.
Every one Of the above named
gentlemen were of the first families
of Virginia, except the latter,wh
was from Massachusetts, and the
brother of that good old gentle
man, ex-Gov. Hammond. These
were the first two physicians that
ever settled IN this portion of the
country, and they we'll deserve the
name of M. D. Your humble
writer had the-pleasure of being
intimately acquainted with them
all, I came very near forgetting
the last one hers named, but not
least, the Adams's. These good peo-
pie would meet at Liberty Hill
once a week to discuss the follow
ing subjects: First. the health OF
the country, then the crops and
religion, but little would be said
about politics. Then some one Of
the party would ask, is there any
poor man in our vicinity who il
sick or behind in his crop and il
so we must send hands enough mex
Monday to work him out, which
was always done.
They have all passed away, ane
i we mighthere exclaim, well done
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His Time Had Come.

"Is there a man in all this audi
ence," ferceIy exclaimed famale
lecturer, "that has ever done any
thing to Tighten the burden resting
on his wife's shoulder? What do
YOU know of woman's work?"
: "Is there a man here" she
continued, folding her arms, and
looking over her audience with
superb scorn, "that has ever got
up in the morning, leaving his
poor, worn-out wife to enjoy her
slumbers, gone down stairs, made
the fire, cooked his own breakfast,
sewed the missing buttons on the
children's clothes, darned the
family stockings, secured the
pots and kettles, cleaned and
filled the lamps, necessary, day
after day. uncomplainingly? Il
there is such a man in this audi
ence, let him rise up. | should
like to see him ]"
And in the rear of the hall, a
mlldlooking man in spectacles, IL
obedience to the summons, tlmldly
arose. He was the husband of the
eloquent speaker. 1t was the frs
time he had ever had tho chance
to assert himself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-06-30
majority will, and hould, rule.

Jollty VIZ, WI, aAiSshs isisi'sS'e1.>'
Farming is going on finely with
us. The grass has given US a right
tight struggle, but we are gaining
ground.
Capt. E. B. Forrest has rebuilt
his fish pond, and the boys Indulge
in bathing there every Sunday.
You had better look out boys, I
heard the Captain was going to
stick up sharp pointed scythe
blade in there, which will prove
fatal to those who unfortunately
hit it.
The girlsof our vicinity, for the
major part, still remain pretty.
Now and then you gee. one as ugly
as the mischief, but this is not
their fault; just their misfortune (;
and we try put up with it.
We want to hear from "Rip Van
Winkle" again. VAN STAR.
Mine Creek, S. C.