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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
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FLOORS TO LET WITH POWER,
MrTRopoLrTAN EEALTY aBruDiISSG'
cOVFRING 10000 -Qr ARE rlEf;
II stories hlgh fronting 20 fect on the
BROOKLYN RiDIE.
=, Zee. on bOir Roo and william >ts.
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES.
30 o. each floor - .
REST LIGHTED FLOORS ~ III !: ~
BUILDfNE THOHptGllIh FIREffVor
ntted with .,.
EVERY MODEM tONVENihNCE'
rutland s. WHITING.
liceknan-st.
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Oouufrn Real Csiate 90 Eet.

PELHAM MANOR. \. Y.-For rr.t'
,,rolshrd for the summer. thrc" hnn-r-
twelve eleh. and eight rboms rc>pcuN'Y'
IL d. TAFT. Pelham Manor. \. y
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnish,d ana nh,u'.
,ishod houses % let season or wear d.
E,ruons nls0 desirable piop"u.n J"
80 - q POTTER, opposite station.
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by the highland society on Saturday next The fruit
growers OF EsopuS passed resolutions 10 the effect
Two weeks ago
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FURNISHED Rooms.

Az ENTIRE FLOOR nicely fu'ui-hnl
rrNair bath. board op'i"lal ~" Oiirr
and reception iooin. - VT 3'th-St.
HACufLOE hPAErMt NrS.-Psilor
and ..rrud nuur- pIiSafr bath. rscfY '1ii.
,ruicntr: newly d~coHsd; valet attend
an,r. convenient principal clubs, hotels E.
single rvomS - wcceiy ahd upward. l. East
2ptn.-'. between 1tn aud Madison a,r~.
IbIGANr ROOM cu .uit" o. pr Or
and Second floors TO let. III last lIih-~t.
no E.IIN..D family Of adults. -fur.
uI-hed Glninr.rr0m. ut ten AID bedrooms.
,ll uglt. IN rNciIagc Tor good b,arI fof
lady and d1ughtr. strict"-t rel"rcd'c gwen
and rcquir'c. 2oi W.T. S2d H.. top hoi
5ru.AVF.. CO. Opposite. Be'yrnl'.--
D,raclor apartments elegantly ;unt'hed .
Iorrelain b'th.: breakfast NJlrt Ut nd
ancr. upcVccllcd reference.
39TH.Sr III EN~T.-Larg-. nicely ful g..
nl.hrd hird fo'r sunny front room all
rnf,.f. i.nr'-: Withn". h.a'd To- gent rinru
only American riivai" fnmlN r'."crcc~.
i.D.Sf.. last - rr"sp',t place. --
Nicvv furnished rooms nll Improvements
pfivni" Eop.c; ~ 80 to 81 reference.
GNur4.
a0J WfSr 4Slli--l Nicely FINISHED
rooms 10 lc' man aud wife or 'wo p"Hti".
men: nom heated "a, bah. also hat -
room
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Males.

eDcc UNNECESSARY no taiEmg required en-
saa is r r1T&.h ,e" Co. fS %c.s e' WgS::d
Conn.
Males.
| WANTED. = wholesale grocery house
young man. 20 10 Is year OF asr, A.
work one with know DO" Of tbr Whol",alr
/ grocery hus!n's~ PET RE nu-' D" TIM
Dughlv comp"' ~. NGii"-- WHOLESALE
I"RrtEE. Tribune Oacc.
WAN1ED.-Yacht steward from Aprn
| 70 D"c.r4vti wJef> 80 u"r r.Onih. Al.
dfess. with COPE, of ssf'rn. - IIoi.
/ land llors'.
WANTED.-In a drygoo1- comuJ-s'on
I Eou>". Proir-'ai' American hoy about
| d. ga oid -a,fr h-.: yrAr. $50 Nd.
cr"-' in own hand. Y. y. l. e. EoN as
80 Iu 81 tAN M MADE rnmt;,y
/ wording for u. +. JOHNSON & CO., No.
south llrh-s'.. Richmond. Va.
Females.
\ GOOD 'UAXCE to maze MONEY; all
or part of yopf 'irr "as'. refined. profit
able ion't mis-. tho Opportunity. For lar-
tituiaf- sdfre-s. with cont ,tanp. y. ".
'oH o33. Nc"York City.
INCREASE NOrR lHCOM. Ly WORK
ms io' ~" 't your own hone no experience
,riop'. Dhl->SMAni.H $50 Shawmut.a,c..
i.r'Or. - come tlpn win other, ndycr.
ti-.n7 under m nlnse Of Or '>sha&"r.
| WANTED ~ once. thicc women 30 work
at nome Tor ~ "rd"r wOik or plain srw-
! Inc nd fpli particulars OF - haL YOU have
worked AZ AID c@rloP stamped rny, lone
~INlN@ CO. ~ WIllrcc-.'.. Cambridge.
Mac.
! ~ ~ FED .--Ladi,.-' ualds ioui..-tir. a'd
! Other. - l'8n frc--uakin1 aud cutting
/ t@"nuin" 'allot's " tenn laS Nbi.r l6ariin Q
| : tsmafir' g-1 POSITION CuarIhto, d
after taught. Cali o. VIII" Mut. IcNA.
| - fasf @ith-st.
! WORK t,lNEH - q" ~ hon" - r'.pnct-
| a'i' women We cannot .raf3ufrr big par.
but will give - adv Wots a.d from = 10
* w""sl,. sod rfd ..-s Slammed np.
N"lop". TAYLOi'N DRE>SGAKING CO..
81 BrOmii"ld--t. Boston.
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tOA1 HMAN-Dy an "Np-renred well
n lnrd cav tlryman industi lOUs. sober and
good driver. understands gardening fafm-
M. cartlr and POULTRY missing In all
branches. " ) IL. 3l2 HudsoD.st.
llOboken.
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'ti,AfItf.H snd ~ PEWKIIER.
-- YONG woman desires position H. liable
office ~ corr 'spoadent o. general ass stint
pn.at ,atl-no tory references. REMfNG
TOY. Room l22. Bible House
STENOGRAPHER ana TYPEWRIT-
IST-kn cxIrrlcncrd sfenorr1pher and type
,~,itis. and ONCE assistant desires 10 change
posltton Interview between - and I. Ad-
drnas STENO. 10i West i25th.st.
STENOGRAPIER.-R lady owning
new machine; small salary until Office ex-
perlence Is acquired. 60 Ccntrc-st., Orange,
". 4
YOUNG LADY wishes writing to do IN
an office writes o good. leqible hand. Ad.
dress II. @. g., Tribune ONCE
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COKRFSPONDt.N lady wants
L.imal.c.t po-i'lon A. correspond ~ rNPr
'ncri -teuogrDphrf. typewriter ahd col" i,l
own. Bennington machine. II. NJ, bon IT,
~ 4th-a'r.
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRArIEE
nnd ~ PEW RfTIE. hcst u c!N rei"rlt"'i
excellent spnllcr; can furnish machine
,.l,r-~ !L'tAALiN. - Wet 23d'st
JNNlTKE~>.-Mr.hrra and daughter r"nl'
ia, ~ tii., cafr # onr Ot Two apartment
n. ',-.- O. r1t.. speaks lugil-h ara ''et-
man best Of references. IA i-A'' So
-. M't"on nrii-
MASSAGE. Ac.-ny trained nur-r
win give -rirniin. massage and electricity
20 Patients tinuhlrd vita muscular anu
nervous nlmcnt. toint 'n.u,ri''' N'N'
RLYNOLDS. 2l1 West j3i'st.
~NLtSi ..iy Icsrrrt'o'r Noun@
SIR! ia china. glassware or aib So ma
t.rlrl store. can furnish Al ret renee.
Vi Ak,E WALLACE. - BaTow.~t.
SEI.FSI PORTING woman wi-he. TO
holm nlo,o hv rcnfinc neatly furnished,
sunny mont loom on 81 floor In new Nat on
Wr.l iIin-~t For pe''irui"r- apply a.
Christian Ad T. Employment Socirts. ID
l.hlr House. y. \.
STrNODRAPur.R aud ~ rEWKiTEG
d..ire. los. RON IN rNthang' tor services
Vicinity If Broadway and N-tOr Place.
NGaro., REMINGTON, ~ Bibl' IIorso.
~ItN DGNAPUl,E. typewriter and office
,.-l-,.n,t a,pcrt desires permanent poi.
ton. can tale dctation dll'ci on ttnrwr 80
irt!~t MAS. 400 Fast
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rUork tl)auleo.


ASSISTANT BOOkh EEPER, age II
vaTt. situation: ~ years. rAper en,". "a
suft< tf.rnIn. reference: mod rate salary
B.Tjp KE. ~ E,st 39thSt.
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Domestic Dituarlcns Uanteo
Afalcs.

PARTY who has travelled In Eng.
land Germany. Sweden. Norway. AID VINO
leaks th. languages Of these countries, de-
-lrcs position as nurse, valet or trn'elllna
companion experienced IN Swedish move
uiaut references MAGNCS. IJ2 Jth-sve.
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Ia-t > ln-Nl
RESPECTABLE NOMtN Wishes 20 tnNs
in family wa4ing. can or addrc.- 273
Stagg.st nrsi hell Prookvn T.. y.
SEAMsrRES> end CHAMBtKMAlU
~ hcI, North German pPDte-tant; years.
references ~ mall or 20 grown children.
AGENCY. lJ6 Eat "a
SEAMsTRE>>.-ry ,,-,uAn OIL viii
eoo1 differences. Adde'S y. L.. 2cS East
i02l.s. -
WNTRT>s -py Young woman. as
rrst-cass waitress: best city reffr,nce
2IJ Fast 2Jlh.st. third Door.
" N~lilN's.-A lady's or gentieman1
washing desired by q COMPETENT person. Ad.
dress Mrs. O'BRlEN. al West s7th.st.
WASHING wANTED.-Srall or iarSs
family SOC. DC. little pl,ccs .je per DOZEN;
! weekly. ~ % and ~ 30 fefe!eace. 40.
dress DAVIS. 33c We 3sth-st. d. ".
WAsHIN,;.-Ry q needy. reliable won. 30
~ 90 oIt nv the day or take Washing tsonse.
Mrs. WALSH, l06 Fast l02d-sf. -
WET NURSE.-wanted. baby to bring
up on the breast by y respectable wonenls.'
best OF doctors references. TN AZ W.
ct "a Douglass-st., ncsf coor<ssr bsoekya
81 .f.ia2a 70 >o-s s>11,A
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flats 90 Get, lntnrnisheo

TO LEr.-From MAY I. in the Dalhousia
An ~ As West 59Ih-st., fronting tentrai
,s.rk n choice apartment OF thirteen rooms
house i- absolutely hrcprocf; please inquire
Of the janitof
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Crses mnkinQ.

h-A.-DRESSMAKE elegant cutter
and i;iei; - cay OF a. home perfect ht
guaranteed velvet. siIS o. ,lDth quits MADE
IN One week for 30 fsnry waists, coat and
bsll gowns . specially. ~ hast lOua'st.
near broadway.
March a. ana ""tk qua .ahh"d; ]. gii-h
T. llOr.nodc, also ball aud evening dresses.
Nine. BONA. +3 iast 2Oth--i.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING. unique
designs evening dresses speciality hotel
Crier' - short notice. aud moderate Charge.
Mir. McILROI, 81 East 9th Est, OPPOSITE
htewatt's building.
DHt>SM AkfE.-Inorough desires en-
galrulcbt> ly day or wock ia or sui 81 city
highest references. Address Miss y. HoN
u. tribune rptown Once. .242 Broadway.
DI:F.>SMAKER.-EA Experienced. .Nccllcnt
cutie 1Hl ht~r wants NOR" engagements
in private fIinllle-, good reference. Ad-
dfr., DhENsMAKEE. i2oi Bfoldway.
Di:l sSMNKrE wisnrs frv more cu'-
tonri., hshd "m" suit - up P1i''i
inter- 20 ,car-' rNirrienrc !. -mu'n on
conner. Mr.. >Ml rII. 100 Wet 5oih-st.
DRFSSMAKE hr,nch) would like to
ladies' and chllarrn's drc-Ses; -. I'D.
dress Mile. IL. 49, West odd
DEEsSMAkEE. - ny u French drcs-.
mat"r :, go out By the dly ri T"h'e'.
Ittrf~ VI - 10 WIZ 'NtH-N'-
DRES .MAEEn. o'merlr VIZ J'p9pIne-
FALLON. % East G9th-si.
DRFSSMA 81 at nome o. by 81 day
all tn ls'ct Partisan flshio"~ m d" al ~hoit
notice cape. ard evening d''s-c- = -p'cial
tV; suits cut ana n'ief. ~. WILSON,
13i Wet 20th--t.
LNDIES aud MiS>f~ df"--m1kinr
Won win ND IL 70 your a1TaH;1se =" cali
inndcrlte prices WIZ all on l1G'"s u r"-
qnir,d. sos l'ish.aNc.. near 7s'h-s'.
LADIES TAILORING --Tndics' OWL M
t'rials made ~ into jIcket- coat, nI,ti-
md capt 81 al all Kinds alter . and r..
u .oGei,d. GKfl8, l?l " - IDS
MILLER & FENDER. Fashionable drcs-
makcft. are prepared 70 reserve oraeI 90
the roming -.'ason; ~ ana hnI.h B.sI,
anice1 Grd"rs pi, mrtT attended TO- ~
West 48th.-t
SEAL GARMENTS repaired, relyed
altered and remcdclled T. new shapes est
rnatna given Or f-"i'ss w'rt. 'hT''''
"A, Wa.' g.
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Gin Real estate 60 Eft.

A FULL SIZE S-.tory house, near ON
ave, Murray Hin possession March 70
also furnished houses and flats. DAlLE, 0
n West 3jth-st.
HOUSES ~ Er.-tnfuinlshrd and
furnished, desirable locations. Iol~>OM
BROTHERS,, go broadway.
10 LET AND FOR SALE House, lur-
nished and unfinished also farm. Room
is l,2s5 Broadway. w. II. HALSTtD.
AND 4 STORY West side houses.
STEVENS. Othaye.. ctrner J3d-st; yIi'
ave. and iO4th-st
Chicago.
"WORLD'S TAIR."--FOr rent, furnishc1
,cn.roolu house modern best locality south
SIDE from May TO November lSg5 con.
vcmlent IN all respects for the Wor.e UT
season $3.50 per month. For iurthei par
tjculars address G.. \. JEWEII, 6'"lo
Cpiuinet-aVe Chicago. III.
CHICAGO FLAT TO lease ard furniture
for ale: convenient 10 ali lines rtlli g'ns
Particulars Room Is. !.2so broau""y'
". H. UAI-StE I'd.
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tU1rh uanIeo.

Males.
A DETECTIVE discreet good ad ross
long rNirr.rnrn, high L ,iy reference. rc.
cading character and ability given by al.
dressing SPENCER. lGj FU,,on-st
ANNS,fFNS -ticntrmau want, posi-.
ton - ananutn-i-; - expert -t'aogriphoT
ANA iyprWriDI salary not les. thuu ~ a.
references IN 'N'cptiOuab.". 'diic-s AZ d.
go Yves, 23i
An AMERICAN-Nlicdle.a tc-l un,ib,
ard .cisll", q, sizes = position la AT o.iic" or
varrhoIsc; rricr'ncc ard security, stay
mod .rst.. Adde'S CLARK Tribune once
Az INTELLIGENT YCrNG MAN. %.
strictly sober. honest and industrious. good
pnrman. cyperirn "a collie, ting. want. s.tna-
ton exc il"nt references. ELLEisY. $50
East 1llth-st.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COUPLE
would Ike 10 take charge OF one or more
nat. or Offices; understand steam heat and
elevator; speak German and English no
children beat reference. w. r., SO Vesey.
st., caro- OF Mrs. Rail.
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Real gsiate 10 Gxehanoe

EXCHANGE for country property !;
growing Investment property SSd.st os n s.5
bio on. tsnant. Owners. MARTIN BROS,
rs Wsll.st
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miscellaneous.

: :
ACCIDENT CASES. collections, matrl.
mCnisl suits, separations. names changed.
~ Park Row.
eD.. carefully packed for shipment or stor.
see lrnitnre repaired and polished noors
shd woodwork stained waved. or varnisned
rr m,s statnary. cleaned aod packed.
CHARLES ROAK 2io West 96th.st.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Cross KEYS Items.

MR.. RpITOB.-I have been noticing for
some time that very little news makes it.
way through 10 your valuable paper, from
Cross Keys, 80 thought | would give ysu
an item.
We are having the coldsst weather that We
have had in more than six years, and il looks
rs If 1t was going TO stay so, for every day it
seems to get colder. Splendid time TO make
log fires and sit by them.
The venerable Mr.. WIN. Stewart, who was
81 years o!d. died at his home in Sedalia on
3lst ut. lie was buried in Padgetts Creek
Cemetery. Although the weather was very
unfAvorable, there were many frisuds a; tho
burial, His funeral was preached by Rev.
l.. e.. Ezcll.
Miss Mollie Davis, one Of Cross Keys fair
daughters, was married to MIR. w. H. Smith,
of Union, in Paageti's Creek Baptist Church
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 2lst, by Rev.
l.. {. Ezzell. Many friends wore present
TO witness the marriage.
MIR. II. Il. Murphy and son with his
mother. Ms. }. W. Murphy, has Just re-
turned from Wis { to relatives in Hepbzi.
bah, Ge,rga.
Mir. I. Is. Wa'drip has just returned f,om
the University at Gresnvills-and has taken
the Padgetts Creek school, which opened
with about 40 tup;ls
tell you, Mr. Editor, Cross Keys is on
room now. We have three stores
FRIEND.
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A Teachers visw Of Pref Robert Morrison
as ~ Teaehsr, etc.
IRON agsI LIFE.

IRON agsL LIFE.
Be was . quiet, unselfsh ns-. =..:... 20
u.'ih ~ -~"Ius. Several years had passed.
in his chool work, whsn he siekened aod
died. Nen, women and ehildren wept wheo
lhey heard the good teaeh'- bad gone.
Many hcnedieiioas we're ust-re,I ON III unrk,
ard l,fs. Ahich nonsy could sssshs e - a.
tp many hsars the preyerfui fmp@
formed 81 will try u Be eS0cftcr- NY
known such n christian. 49, -
Who was he, aud what wa, his name !?
That med not be written here. Hi, name
will be remembsied cd for fes years in the
neigIborbood OF his church and school
hou,r. When his youngest pupils are be-
come oil men and women, they may 0cca-
sionslly call the then unfamiliar name TO
those around thom. And then his name
will fade from earthly remembrance. But
ii IL registered on high, and one day will
declare the results Jf his lrle-work. Chris
tan teacher, are you temptsi to think your
"ora little tuing! Nothing is little that
touches and fashions anI enriches huTan
hearts and Lies. Be FAIrnFUL.
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MARRIED..

REAVES-KENDRICk Married, at the
residence of the brides father. Mr.. Franz
Kendrick, Dec. 2l. 1892, by Rev. b. G.
Lampley, Mr.. ID NJ. Rsaves, Of Macon, Ga.
and Miss N. c. Kenirick, of Union County,
S. Z.
EDwARDs-EDwARDs. AI.rri.i, A.
the residence of Mrs. NJ. iIyshphr,e.. grand
mother to the bride, Dec; ;E26, 1892, by Rev.
Miss Gernice, dssShtsr of Mr.. Jonathan
Edwards.
BOBO.yW1N. Married, at the residence
of MIR. - Wix, father Of the br,,u. Ia,
-, S92, Mr.. ". ". B2bo and Mis-, Il. n
wiY' Rev. &c. Lrmploy officiating.
= NANCE. Married, in tn.
keton Baptist Church, Jan l2, 1894 by
Rev. W. Z. G. Humphrie,, Mr.. W. r. Greg
o"y and Miss Betsy Ann Nance, both Of
Tn on County.
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g. rresp"ndoncc II the TIMES.
Tho News at Jonesville.

JoNEsyiILE. Jaauary Ill is not nccss,
>ary for mc TO JrGy on the cod weather, as
everybody knows tha, this is the coldes,
spell for SC cr.L yea 8, will say, however,
rs most people think the presen' always the
extreme, th,t il is not quite as cold as it
was in January 1886. The thermometer
then went down TO 10 below ze,o while last
Saturday morning il was 80 above zero.
Mr.. Dave F,rr has been wanting freeze
and n snow for the benefit OF the land and
the wheat crop. lie is satisfied, and will
now take II thaw in bi-. The people have
done but little since Christmas but get wood
aud make fires.
MIR. II. G. Smith mnved ftom Joncsvi'le
to Union few days ago. but Mr.. ID. Is. Free
has moved J. fam ly I, Joncsvillc, 70, when
one gooi family leaves us another comes in
aud takes their pace
Our High School is moving on in n flour
ishins conl ion. Prof Aycock and Mrs.
Britton have aecn at their posts of duty all
this cold weather, making things warm and
lively III the school ,opn,.
Mrs. DR.. Orr has moved back to her home
near AShu~y.
Mr.. Samuel I. Reed, who has been with
Mr., } +. AmHn tie past year has gone to
Spratanburg and taken a.posii"n with Mr..
ID. Baxter Wool Sam is "a good boy and will
make his mark in tho wyrl.
Miss Carrie Eis,n is on II visit to relatives
abou, Home J.. g.. North r,c,lct.
Mrs. Matte Williams is ona visit to her
mother at Walhala.
Mr.. i. II. Fri"T, f Terrell. n. c., is on q
visit to his sister, Mrs. J. l.. McWhirtcr
The iirS quarterly conference for 1893 of
the Joncsville and Keiton circuits will he
held Nr Jonesyi!le next Saturday,. 1t will
he an unusua ly interesting occasion rs the
former .loncsville circuit has Gcen divided
and business pertaining to the division wi |
c me up At this meeting.
The p, opc Of oar town are exceedingly
hca Thy NJ this time.
Mr.. j. W. Crawford ran ever 70 Atlanta
last week and brought in II fine bunch Of
mules. lie is ont with them now and pro-
roses to sell thcm, cod or hot.
Two years aro to lay had Il Le'Conto pear
tree in bloom No sign of blooms ncout
that Tree todry. TELEPHONE.
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Vox.

LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN A Lt0Hr-
noUsE.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresc,tt are
keepers Of the Government Lighthouse Mt
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with q daugh.
ter, four yesrs old. Last April she was
taken dowu with Meas es, followed with "a
dreadful Cough aud turning into q fever.
Doctors at homo aud at Detroit treated her.
but III vain, SIZE grew worse rapidly, until
she was mere handful Of bones" Then
she tried Dr. King New Discovery and
after The use IF TWO and n half bottles was
completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth it's weight in gold.
yet you may get n trial bottle free n, Is. +.
Po.cy's Drug Store.
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The stree, lamps are during these dark
nights, quite couvsniencies To those who
travel the STREETS: but il is very harI for
Bon Neal. the splsnasi LAMP lighter. to
keep ,h.m all lit, when sons irihing, thiev-
ing rascal comes along anil seals them.
Why a few nights sgo, the lamp right here
in front Of the TINES office was stolen. The
Town Council will give q chrome 10 the first
p,rs'n rel ortiug such rsscals. and will see
that tn. m i-crc,nt boards awhile with Sher.
- ~ I".S ~ih2M lights.
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The Union Mill Organized.

A; u meeting Of the stockholders Of the
lnion Cotton Mill, held last Monjay, the
following admirable Board Of officers we're
unanimously elected
L. {. Duncan, President and Treasurer.
W. F.. Thomson, Vice President
J. A. Fsnt, Is. L. Foster, a. ii. Foster.
Wm. Munro, Of Union, and W. r. :. Wha.
ley, OF Charleston. Directors.
Most liberal offers Of lnnd have been
made, as cites for the mill, but no location
has been decided OH, a. yet.
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We might learn something if We will
listen to longfellow, who soys:

listen to Iongfellow, who soys:
Lives OF great men all remind us,
We can make our lives sublime
aud departing, leave behind us,
Footp iuts y, the sands Of tune
That we shall leave foo. prints whether We
try to make our lives sublime or not. is q
fact We cauno, dcny. Il matters not whcth-
er fhey 6e planted with 'he heavy tre,d of
til: warrior advancing in line oil battle or
tns g'ntte s'cpp,ng OF the fond mother who
keeps vigil over the form If her daring
bah. asleep in its era lie, they are praci-
"ally one and the same
1t Is not icasonabe to suppose that such
, poat u, Longfellow rneaht TO encourage
! Any cheap sort OF effort that seeks tame and
oiien misses it, lie meant to point out the
lesson Of great mems de"ds rs an inspira-
tion 10 the heroes of private life. No
greud .r lite ever rol ed mighty name
across the pages of history lhan one who
has exeupihel it's desires in the schoo,
room to build character and prepare The
young aud rising generation for usefulness
III life AID happIne>s in eternity.
The Polca,ially G eat, whom circumstances
have buried in obscurty instead Of lifting
into prominence, have been legion. Th.
| political heroes VIII, hayc become bad, dcs
pcrate characters, for lack of proper train
| ing in early life, who can count them
Let lives of q cat men remind the teacher Of
the sub unity he may put into his pupils
lives. Let his 'ory be taught 80 that ns in
fuenee may be felt in every soul capable OF
receiving il.
Make the chiltrea acquainted with the
great, not merely by telling the dates Of
Their births and deaths, but by teaching
their greatness.
The story If little Georges natchet will
| never become threadbare to chi dren. A
c'ass of little six-year old boys will start
with ihril of noble sympathy rs the cur.
age Of the t,u'h-teliing boy conveyed to
, them in words ,nspirc by the to- e'chers j own
moral carnc,tness. Il will dep'ct n readable
resolution ia the childish fnca t, make its
| life Il idc Nmite of the ilus rious Washington.
rh ,ugh it may not last long, yet an impress
sion wilt be made upon the young heart that
o,d ngs will venerats. Past thoughts will
rccur under fresh circumstance TO TO modi-
| fled and to modify. Wha. else makes up the
sun and current Of our lives: The little
| Gu ldrcn wi experience vivid moral
| thought which will m'ny times return to
associate itself with spme passing circum-
stances influencing its conduct,
Let us in teaching history bui'd character
ana cIi,iv.te braiuS.
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DIvIsInLE BY 9.--There is an unwrtten
law among figures which 80 would be glad
for some of our readers to explain. Il IS
this: If We write down any num Der, as
1862. then reverse the order O! the figures
making another number (24G5S7l, then sub
tract the less from tho greater the nnmber
remaining Will hc exactly dvisible toy 9.
Thi. is generally understood, but why is it
that the figures constituting the remainder
will form number exactly tivis.be by 9.
transp,se ihem as you may?
Example write 1S5Gi2 reverse the order
Of the fgur.s, making 24G5S7 Suotrac.
aud We havo 539055 remaining. These fg-
ures cnR be transposed 80 as to Represent
720 different numbers, auo of which will be
divisible by 9.
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