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A
Revolution
In Eating

has been brought about by the
introduction OF CoTToLENE, the
new vegetable Shortening. The
discovery of this product, and the
demonstration of its remarkable
qualities, has attracted the widest
interest. Hitherto the common
shortening has been lard, or
Indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-cooked food;
while it is well known that thous-
ands are obliged to abstain entire
ly from everything of that kind.
To such people, CoTToLENE is of
peculiar value, widening as it
does, the range of what may be
eaten and enjoyed. CoTToLENE
is a cooking marvel. 1t combines
with the food-imparts to it a
tempting color. delicate favor,
and an appetizing crispness.
No trace of grcasiness remains
to offend the taste, or disturb the
digestion.
CoTToLENE is worthy of the
careful notice OF all those who
value good food. of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by Leading Groecrs.
Made only by
IN. K. FAIRBANk. s. CO.,
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS.
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M,hdag, tie ?',d Dg II Apr't, i. d.
IS:4.
sa t. the highest hi Her for cash in front of the
curt h-use door III the city of O-aia. Florida
Iat AL the equity ct redemption right,
title ana interest Vi J. NJ Thompson IL anu to
tbs fl owing described land II Marion county.
F4Orl t-wlt: II acres OF lana comm EncliiS al
STAGE .q feet south Of James T. II anderson X
Co. northeast corner. the being fracti Jnal
part of the nlJa -I-, q Iart-r o. southwest quar-
t@r, all northeast q Ult-T OF southwest quarter
of section 81, tlN i=nip o south VI range - east
IN 1--WE and a hall acres. commencing at
the northeast corner Of southwest quarter OF
northwest QAartcf oi s~ctlJl 81. tJ%islip 10
south Of rang u east, running thence s.uth 10
c!iald7, tn euce West l1g feet t. ,. Bairds line,
th-ne4 north p chains, thc-c east i79 feet TO
point Of beginning
sr1 sac5e5 more or less. commencing al ne
corner OF lands belonging II Stewart an Hays,
thcace. rum lEE south 1875 feet. tlen>e east ~
icct. thSnee n3.ih 1855 feet thence westerly,
parallel with Fla -. K. R this Icing irac-
tiOn1 part Of So. o nwi. OF sec 81, TIP 20 > H.
4th. Is acres. beginning at the NV corner Of
sea Of Hw4 % SIC. 81, Up IL :. y c RinulhS
theIce south so chains, thence e st chains.
thence north Chains. themes west 5 chains 10
sth acre acg es beginning a; the my cor
II the SCI. II the nwL. Of sec. a. II. TO- y t
Running thence cast chains thence north 30
fee, thence VS.. Cll, lis theac- south 40 feet
to beginning.
9th. sac.es Of land. the same being part Of
nw14 OF uwi4 Of sec -. TIP 10. OF a and begin
ming 1T stake On the east boundary line of
sais nlv4 Of the above destr bed land so feet
north OF the &C ltrc OF Fla. -. tratk on the
lIHe Of sal com NJ. right Il way, theme with
the line Of said right # way Tlh % uegress,
w1st so chairs to a stake. thence norm zSo,
we,t Ga chains to a axe thence east cha iIl
t. SAX, theEc- south 1910 claius to point of
beginning.
Sold to satisfy saiI execution AMI costs
B. DUPRE HODGE
S. + MARSHALL Sheriff Marion Co.
Pl'th atty.
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Don't Forget to Call on DR.. Lloyd fol
a Bottle tt His HOPS and Celery.
Price, only 81 for IS OF. bottle.
T. p. LLOYD, NJ. D.,
Exposition street, Ocala, Fla.
l-20-d and " 81
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

CREDIToRs, LEGATEEs. Distributes
~ ani all pers ons having claims or demands
against the estate of HANNAH W. HARRIS
II 02N, More rec entity HANNAH W. BUGBEE,
late of Marion county. Florida, must present
them within the legal time or they shall forever
afterward be barred.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

New ST, lie Nockwear at Davidson &
VanEcuF's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

Pickles in bulk,
Plain, sweet and sour,
Mackercl,
Finest line Of sardinCs
at The Tea Pot.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

Pcysar's FL Tropiro cigar is one OF
the fines ST smoker, in the land.
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STATE OF FLORIDA-@oUNrY OF MARION IS.
l. A Mcintyre. cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the alb we state
ment IS true to the best Of NV knowledge a1I
belet. M.INrY2E, Cashier.
ol1scrbei ana sworn 10 before me this oth day
OF March. 1854. {. d MASSEY.
N1taiy Pubic. S-ate-at-Large
r. W. AsNEw,
w. II. Couch, Direc.ors
W. NJ EFHERrDGE
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FILE! PILE !! FILE. 1!

Can be cured. Try Bcsga' German
Salve when everything lsc has failed.
Sold and warranted hy J. b, Carlisle,
O,.aIl
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Guava Jelly aud Orange marmalade
at Smiths.
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USE

Dr.. Lloyd's Improved sarssparilla for
the Blood.
Price only 81 for 16 on. bottle.
Remember, this is hot a patent medi-
cine, but really an improved sarsa-
parilIa. Call on
I. p. LLOYD, NJ. D.,
Exposition street, O"ala, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

.srown Leghorn Eggs, 81 per setting.
Address NJ. d. Carter, Ocala. Florida.
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YOH CAN SEE 1T,

A SQUARE offer Of
$500 in gold is made
by the prorrietors Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, for any case
of Catarrh in the Head
no matter how bad oil
Of how long standing
cannot curo.
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Wood, Wood. " God |

S owe wood cut 10 length for SOC q
a load. Call on or addr, IS i. IL. Seq
mour & Co., Ocula, Fla. lm-2-1G-94
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II you noed riding, driving or car
riage, wagon or all around farm ami
NAL Liddon Bros, oan supply you.
The attention Of farmers is called to
their excellent 1T OF brood marts.
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For Sale.

Cnc hundred corn shelters at .. 80
each, former price s.. II not satisfac-
'n.o money refunded. Every farmer
Should have one. Address,
JOHN Il. WATERMAN,
Care u. Il. Waterman & Co.
o23tf
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Always on hand, the latest Style
hats, Davio son " Van Eth =.
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1914,

that being legal SALES day the mortgaged prem
Uses i'll sa.l decree described as follows to-wit j;
The lots Of lana situate, lying an being il the
larlv describe as lots numbered p, a. and IS III
Smith ami y ughertys adiitioa i the tJwl of
Oclia. Florida, acc ,rciiug - a survey ana pat
recorded III the Clerks ofiic. OF said Marion
co tlty il b1o;S A of misce .aneJus records on
Page sos. or s. much thereof as IS sufficient 10
satisfy said decree I'd costs.
ALBERT WRIGHT,
Special Master i'll CHANGER.
Frank Clark, Z c. Baird and john c. Rsardon.
Solicitors for CUmDsaiuauts. S-2-td
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Fine Kid Gloves at Davidson &
VanEchup's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16
New Yorh Dive Works,

w" I U y. " u NHt
Send your clothing to the above cs-
Enlistment and have them cleaned
or dyed amy color.
NEW YORK DYE Works
L. o. box, SOL Ocala, Fla
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CITY MARKET
Meats, Salt and Fresh Fish of all Kinds
and Varieties

Fowl, and Vegetables. AS good an
assortment for quality and kind and
as low prices as can be found in the
city. City and country trade invited.
Highest cash prices paid for country
produce. Call on GEO. COURTNEY,
City Marx
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MASTERS SALE.

TrNDE2 AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL
L decree rendered by the Judge of the sth Jul
dical Circuit Court of Florida, in and for Marion
Juaty ii cha lcsry sitting the 9Th day Of
February A. d. 500 in a certain cause then
pen ling in said court. wherein A 6. SHELBY is
c iinplsis and WISE PERRY and BEN jAAIIN
i. PERRY, Jr-, are Defendants, il which iuaI
decree !. Albert Wright. was appointed special
rs such special master, cffer and expose for sale
at public auction TO the highest ana best bidder
for cash in front Of the cuur house door i'll the
city of OSAKA. Mlri5I county, Florida. within the
legal hours of sale, on
No daj, the 2Rt ray Of 44prd, 4. ID.
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SHERIFF. > SALE.

Under AND BY VIRTUE or AN Execution
l issued oiit of ana uuacT the acal OF the Cir
cut 60 1T il an ioT 81 r! IN county,. Florida. ia
III alter wherein THE ATLANTA GUANO
COMPANY i piaiutsf. aid NJ. THOMPSON Is
deie..daut have leyl II up "A and will, on
M,hdag, tie !td Dg # 4lpri, i. d.
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II the Circuit Court. F.ah Judicial Circuit
AIa-iol c lnlLN Elo-ila-lI ChancerX-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
Observation Cultiynfp.I.

A novel method Of cultivating the fac,
ulty of observation in children has been
introduced by II teacher in an up town
Kindergarten. Shc tells her pupils that
sho is about to have call from come
ono who will remain only three minutes
that no ono must directly stare ut him
but that the pupil who gives the best de-
scription of him after his departure will
receive aprizc. The other day hor father
q Grand Army veteran in uniform, pcr-
formed the part of caller, and somo of
tho personal descriptions after he hud
bowed himself out denoted unusually
quick and accurate attention to detail
Ono boy had counted all his buttons and
gave tho number correctly, another no
ticed an almost invisible scar on his face,
and various others gave details of IL.
color and shape of his beard, hair an |
uniform. Tho one who received tho prize
was little girl, who declared he had
"an expression on his cc."-Philadel-
phia Record.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
First Public COncerts.

Public concerts owe their direct OIL
couragement to John Banister, who had
won fame by his playing on the violin,
and who succeeded tho celebrated Bait
Ear rs leader Of Charles IFS band Of "a
violins. Pepys, in an entry in his dairy
for February, 1867, tells uB the court gos-
sip of the day-"how tho kings viallin
Banister is mad that the king hath
Frcnchman come to be chief of so1no
part Of tho kings musiquc."
1t was rumored that he was dismissed
from tho royal service for saying English
violins were better than tho French, Il
statement which was no doubt regarded
as heretical, opposed as it was to the pre-
yallinS court view as to the superiority
Of France in all questions of taste, and
especially with regard to music.
BaniSter's concerts at the close Of tho
year 1872 were advertised in tho London
Gazette as follows: "These arc to give
notice that at Mr.. John Banister's house
(now called tho Musicl SchooD, over
against the George Tavern in White Fry
ers, the present Monday will be musick
performed by excellent masters, begin
ming precisely at Of tho clock i'm tho
afternoon, and every afternoon for the
future precisely at tho samo hour"
-Four years later OH we read again:
"At tho Academy in Littl. Lincoln's Inn
Fields will begin tho first part of the
Farley of instruments, composed by Mr..
John Banistcr.' The admission was at
this time as rule II shilling, and these
concerts seem TO have been held pretty
regularly down to within short time of
Banistcrs death, which took place in
1G10.-ChamberS Journal,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
From Liberty.
February 12, 1894.

VIVA u"Iy Il, lSJ4.
Heavy rain last night, pIoughing
is stopped for few moro days.
Mrs. W. l.. Beggs has boon ON
ployed to teach a subscription
school, the public term having ex-
pred for this Spring. She has a
fine school.
Preaching hero at II o'clock, a.
m, and at Now Union Chanel 2
p. m., by Rev. J. II. Mcbride, D. D.,
yesterday. Church Directory for
1884: Rev. L. T. Weldon, pastor at
Baptist Church, every 1st Sabbath,
at II, a. m, and Saturday before.
Presbyterian Church, Rov. J. II.
Mcbride, D. D., every Cd Sabbath,
at IL, a. m., and at Now Union, two
miles east of Liborty, tho Same day
at 3, p. IN.
Married, at tho residence of w.
II. Chapman, Mr.. j. r. Chapman,
OF Central, to Miss Julia Callahan !:
Key. ). 7. Mcbride, officiating.
Quite a number of the bride and
groom's friends and relatives wore
in attendance.
Miss Lizzie Boggs, of Polzer, is
visiting relatives in town.
Last week was guano weox hero.
as thcro wero several car loads ro-
colvod for tho alliance andSothors
around in this section. Shutdown
gets four car loads--still the alli-
anco is mighty doad, didn't you
say.
Some emisary of some warm eli
mate, or somo other animal, com.
mlttod considerable doprcdations in
town, Saturday night, by cutting
open several sacks of acid on the
depot platform. ooh, wouldn't
liko to catch him." is tho sonti-
mcnt on this subject.
Tho colorcd Mcthodistsa and Ban-
tlst congregations arc both pui
up good now church buildings
here. G..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
Grip and CnnphoratodO OIL.

During grip days camphorated oil does
much good. 1t will often entirely diss,-
pate symptoms Of an influenza cold, to
which persons who havo had grip seem
peculiarly liable. Rub across tho fore
head over and between tho eyes. It is Il
relief, too, for the pains in tho legs,
which remain long after tho attack is
over. Rub with it around tho muscles
and kneo joints, over and under. For
this trouble, or for an exhausted condi-
ton following overworh, tako onc-half
bay rum, one-fourth water and tho rest
spirits Of ammonia, and rub the body
well all over, particularly tho legs and
feet, and arms and hands.-Now York
Timoa
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
A Costly Ton Of Coo1.

On Jan. 10, 1880, 10 mon brought q
wagon with q ton of coal from Louoh-
borough in Leicestershirc, to London, as
n present to the then Prince of Wales
Whom they wero emptied into the cellar.
tho clerk of the collars gave them i
guineas, and as soon as tho prince was
informed of it his highncss sent them 90
guineas and ordered them pot of beer
each man. They performed their journey,
which is III miles, in II days, and drew.
the coal all tho way without any relief.
London t-Bits
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and
SHOES.

?. S. AS it will be seen that the
firm of Park g. Jones has dissolved, |
do most sincerely thank my friends
and the public in general for their
kindness in the past and can truly
promise them that after the first OF
March, I can make it more to yonr
Interest to deal with me than ever
before. a. JACK JONES.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
TO A YOUNG WOMAN.

You havo asked mo to writo YOU poem-
Alack, what u task you havo sot
For elavo, who fs weak, but SO willing
TO bring to you all ho con get
From tho fold Of his fancy and feeling
And lay it down hero ut your foot,
Ashamed Of tho tribute ho offers,
Because it Is SO incomplete.
Had you loaned mo your oyos with tLoir
dreaming,
Had you loaned mo your chcol with its glow.
Had you loaned mo your brow with its sweet
moss,
Had you loaned mo your brow with its enow,
Had you loaned mo your voice with its music.
Had you loaned mo your hand with it's clasp.
Had you loaned mo your heart with it's prom.
iSc---
What poem would be in my graspl
But all these treasures Of beauty,
or hopo and affection and thought,
Into some other poets poem,
rear me, aro already wrought,
And tako up my pen with doubling
10 writo u response to your call,
For the bricks l am making arc strawloss--
lcan't write u pocm--that's all.
Detroit FREQ Press.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
TAX MACHINERY ALL R1aHr.

Attorney General Buchanan has
rendered a decision in reference to
the county government, wherein it
wns thought there was q provision
which would disarrange tho whole
tax machinery. Mr.. Buchanan re-
viows the ditferont sections, and
concludes that Gin his Judgment
tho Offices of county board of COM
missionors and county supervisor
do not como into effect until after
tho next general election, until
which timo tho prosont machinery
Of county government continues"
? columbia Journal.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
John. T. Woodruff. of New Ia,

John. n. Woodruff, of New Jer-
sey, bcqueathed his fortune Of $780,
900 to Horny George for the dis
somlnation of "Progress and Pow
erty." His hoirs contested the
will and after years Of litigation it
has boon sustained by the courts.
Meanwhile the costs of litigation
have reduced the estate to $4,000
and tho widow Woodruff has died
in almshouso.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
lax Mrcgxilcry CIOEgcN.

| Ithas just boon discovered that the
| passage Of tho county government
bill has put tho tax machinery OF
tho State in Il bad fix. Tho fact is
that this machinery may Lo rcn-
dored useless.
Governor Tillman and the State
officials will havo to tuko prompt
and vigorous measures to savo lots
of trouble, and ovon thon it may
not be avoided.
Tho peculiar position in which
the State has beon placed was dis
covorod by prominent lawyer,
and thore is no doubt that ho is
right.
Tho following contradictory por-
ton of the county government bill
tell tho story Of tho situation Gre
atod by tho bungling of somebody:
"Sec. S. That the Governor shall
appoint upon the rocommondation
Of tho Senator and mnmbor Of the
House of Representatives from the
respective counties, throo discreet
frcoholdors in each township in tho
sovoral countios of tho State, who
shall be known az tho Board of
township Commissioners, whose
torn of Office !shall be coterminal
with that Of tho Governor by whom
such Commissioner shall have been
appointed, and until their SUCCESSOR
arc appointed and qualified. In
caso of a vacancy or in the case of
tho refusal of any person so appoin-
ted to serve as such Commissioner.
tho Governor shall fill the same as
heroinbcforo provided: Provided
That no person shall bo required to
sorvo moro than onco in cvcry four
years ;and said Commissioner shall,
during tho torn Of his Office, bo
exempt from all road and jury
duty.
"Scc. 6. That all tho duties,
powers and privileges now tho
snmc aro hereby dnvolvcd upon tho
lTownship Boards of Commiaion-
ors ond Township Boards Of Asses
sors arc hereby abolished.
"Scc. 7. That all the duties, pow
ors, and privileges now dovolvod
on the County Board Of Equaliza-
ton DO, and tho samo aro hereby,
dovolvcd upon tho CountyrrBnard of
Commissioners, and said Board
of Equalization is hereby abolish
cd. And tho mombor Of said Board
whilo performing tho duties now
devolyod upon tho County Board
Of Equalization, shall receive the
same compensation as such Boards
now receive.
"soc. 8. That the County Super
visor, together with the chairmon
of tho Township Boards of Com
missioners in the several townships
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

We want to see tho Dispensary
law enforced to the letter, in ci-
tics, town and counties, without
discrimination for or against any
section. The people can then dc.
eide for themselves whether it ia n
good or bad law. BY oil means
let the law be strictly enforced.
[Anderson Intelligencer.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
mos

| ~ Vho 0OV9TuOT, SMALL
constitute tho County Board Of
Commissioners, Of which said
Board the County Supervisor shall
be chairman.
Section 6, as is soon abolishes
Township Boards of Assessors
and Section z abolishes County.
Board of Equalization. The sec.
tons plainly Indicate tho imme-5
diate abolishing of these Offices.
and place the duties upon Town
ship Boards of Commissioners
and County Board of Commissions
ers.
mo lnconslstency of this is that
Ino ilrst section of the law provides
that County Supervisor shall be
elected at tho regular election in
Novombor and that.h shall begin
his duties on tho 1st of January
1895. This--is specifically fixed in
tho bill.
AS. the matter stands, the bill
abollshes Township Boards of
Equalization, and docs not pro-
vide Tor any organization to do
tho work of these Boards.
If Governor Tillman were to
take the view that it was the inten-
ton of tho bill for the immediate
appointment of Township and
County Boards Of Commissioners.
these Boards could not" dovFany-
tVlng because the County Supervi-
sor is to bo tho chairman of the
County Board and he cannot be
appointed as tho others but must
DO elected at tho November cleo
tlon.MThis knocks up any project
Tor tho Immediate appointment of
these Boards. There would DO q
doubt as to tho legality of the
County Board.'.wjthout tho" Chair
man being present. Appointments
of Township Boards have to be
made on recommendations of the
delegations Of tho respective coun-
ties in the Legislature.
rho in'"ntion of tho Legislature,
MS everybody knows, vas for the
bill to so into etfect on tho 1st of
January, 1895, and fol .!,A Town
ship and County Boards of Equal.
%atlon to continue their work until
then. lf tho matter wero tal1on to
tho Supreme Court there is not
much doubt bat that the decision
would bo in favor Of tho present
tax machinery continuing. The
court would construe the Act as the
Legislature intended it should op-
crate
Tho opinion of tho gentleman
who discovered the "breal1" is that
ToVornor Tillman and tho Comp
trollor Goncral cannot do any,
thing but continue the present
machinery, and lot common sense
havo tho preference over techni-
calitics.
This is tho situation. From a
technical point of Wow there arc
neithor Boards of Assessors nor
Boards of Commissioners.--Colum-
bin Register.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

A schoolmastcr had been severely cor
rccting ono Of his boys and finished by
saying: "Now sit down and write n let
ter to your parents telling them how
much you arc taught hero and how lit
tlo you profit thorcfrom. / should be
ashamed to tell them" The boy cried
good deal and then wrote:
DEAR FATHEn-I am very stupid, though
there is moro to bo learnt hero than anywhere
Twice two's four-four boys go to ono bed-six
beds mako one attic, and four attics mako ono
well ventilated and appointed sleeping dorm!-
tory. Ono round Of bread and butter makes
ono breakfast, and every tea makes it's own
supper.
"This time," said the master, "we will
-'cr-overlook your conduct, end you
needn't send that note" QIe had been
overlooking .)-London Tit-Bits.
Gods side is novor tho whiskoy
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

Tho law requires Albany saloons to
close at certain hour. Tho excuse of
ono violator, charged with keeping open
all night, was that his brother had rono
out OF town, taking tho keys with him,
and he could not lock I'D.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

Tho bco is an artistic upholstorcr. 1t
lines its nest with tho leaves of flowers
always choosing such as havo bright col
ors They arc invariably cut in circles
80 exact that no compass would make
them moro true.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

January has given promise Of
improvement in the mercantile and
financial world for 1894. The
gain is slight, but quito enough tt<4
call for thanks and renewed couIl
age.