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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-07-09
Fossil Ivory.

The first mammoth tusk seen in west
ern Europe was brought to London in
1911 by one James Logan, who had pur-
chased it from the ~Samoyedes, and
Father Avril, a Jesuit who crossed ST.
IBERIA in 1885, wrote that''the Russians
had discovered a sort Of ivory whittier
and smoother than that which comes
from India"
The substance was priced, too, as a
stypio and was said to be derived from
a powerful amphibious creature, las
big and as dangerous as a crocodile"
living chiefly at the mouth of the Lena.
Fossil ivory toward the close Of the
eighteenth century became an object
of general commerce, and incredible
quantities were exported from its arctic
repository. Midendorf about so years
ago estimated the annual sale at no.
900 pounds weight, and upward of
1000 tusks are known to have reached
London in 1879.
Yet the supply remains u~nexhausted
and may indeed be called inexhaustible.
1t is the demand which has of late fall
en- off or failed. In Russia and China,
it Is true, almost exclusive use is made
of the .excavated material, but its brit
tleness and tendency to discoloration
practically exclude it from western
markets. Edinburgh Review.
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fhs spirl.s HAD Not Heard OF lt.

JON NJ IA AA0A W. NSA
A friend relates to me an incident
that occurred o0 the evening OF the day
when the news of the death OF Preston
s. Brooks came to Massachusetts,. Ii
was at a spiritualistic exhibition held
In the town of North Bridgewater, now
the city of Brockton. A committee of
citizens had been chosen from the audi
nice to sit at the table. on the platform
with the medium TO ask questions and
otherwise represent the audience in the
interest of candid investigation. Jacob
w. Crosby, g well known citizen, was
one Of the committee. He was to do the
questioning. After q few Introductory
inquiries, to which replies were made
by the regulation one, two orthree raps,
Mr.. Crosby astounded the spirit world
by the query, is the spirit Of Preston
s.. Brooks PRESENT."
There was no reply, and the question
was repeated. Then there We're some
hesitating rape at the table, but it could
not be determined whether the answer
was in the affirmative or the negative.
"You know he is dead, don't your
shouted the committeeman.
The answer by raps was now distinct
ly mo"
"Well he is, thank God" yelled
Uncle Jake, who was wrought up tc
great excitement, as he struck the table
with his ponderous fist, ''and you had
better make a note of II. "-Boston Her
aid
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heard In Sumter is not known, but the
issue has been SO long discussed and
there Is SO much at stake that IL is
sure TO be the issue in another legal
fght.p
The Columbia correspondent OF the
Atlanta Constitution writes as follows:
THE dispensary officials are in high
glee at the sentencing Of w. j. Bowen,
OF Charleston, to the penitentiary for
four months by Judge Buchanan. They
say that it is the best thing that has
happened for the ~dispensary since the
Supreme Court declared the law to
be unconstitutional, and that it win
enable tile officers of the law to en-
force the law as they never have been
able TO before. The section of the law
under which Judge Buchanan proceed
ed had been in force for two years, but
for some reason or other it has never
been used before. 1t has been con-
sidered to be one of the marshes fea-
lures Of the law, rs in effect 1T sets
aside the right oftrial by jury. When
passed IL was thought To be by the
anti.dispensary people only scarce
crow that would never be used"
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and put away or shut up again with
noth-balls u camphor, cedar chipa, |
etc.
Now mused Mrs. Donaldson, taxi
ing off her gloves, Sd cannot die until
this house Is set Ia order. Marietta |
Williams would bsp cutting up the
stairs ittOsthe attic before L have been |
on The cooling board five minutes to
spy out the land. I'll put q spoke In |
that wheel" concluded she, deter
inipedly. setting down the doctors bot
tie on the sideboard.
Next morning the entire household
was astonished by Mrs. Donaldson in
dust cap, gloves aud apron, broom in
hand, as she appeared to marshal her
domestic forces to the upper regions |
Blinds were flung open, cobwebs swept
down, boxes made to disgorge their
motley contents, some of which were
contributed to the City Mission, but
most Of which went to feed a buniire in
mop were In demand, and there was q
scent of yellow soap prevailing In the
air. The master OF the house was
cross when he found q picked-up
dinner awaiting him, and the children
felt there WAS NO place quite so unin-
Wiling as home. AS the non -English
speaking foreigner wrote in his mem
orandum of American notes, 1t was
indeed o of the upside down days
of tho hoose-clarn festival" But none
OF all these things moved Mrs. Donald
son.. Setting ones house in order was
a matter OF time and labor, but she
had started in now and was bound to
keep on un~Blnchingly. If at any time
she felt her determination tagging
tho vision OF Marietta Williams cut
ting up the back stairs. while she lay
OH the cooling board, spurred her up to
renewed effort. She became SO absorb
ed in her occupation that she forgot
all about the bottle on the dining-roOm
sidcboard.
When the attic was finally in Order,
the entire house was gone over with
equal care. The unseen rooms were
treated to various surprises. Cup
boards. closets, wardrUbes, trunks,
bandboXes and bundles all came in for
their share OF attention. When the
cellar had been completely renovated
and was as white as an artist in lime
could make it with his fresco work,
Mrs. Donaldson opened her sewing
machine and made u suit of under.
clothes Ito be laid out in" When they
/, were finished, labeled and folded away
her heart was full Of triumph. She
!, was ready now prepared" her
house had been "set in order" That
night at supper ler husband said tt
her. Your complexion isn't 80 sallow
AS 1t was. my dear. The exercise you
have been taking has improved YOU
: A sudden idea struck Mrs. Donaldson
, Look as she would she couldn't soc 20
black speck floating" anywhere. Hei
+ heart was very orderly and quiet. Mr.
Donaldson had TUNED over u new lea
and was coming home on time. She
had dreamed OF picking roses in 1
, beautiful garden last night and she fell
t as brisk n active as a young girl
, Nevertheless, she couldn't help being
y little Disguised as she quietly
answered: II suppose l have beer
bilious
Gett ny ready to die had made her
: We'll woman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-07-09

A GIRLS CoMposIrIoN.-Boys
are men that have not got as big as
their papas, and girls are women
that will be ladies by-and-by.
Man was made before woman.
When God looked at Adam he
said to himself, Dwell, l think |
a do better il | try again"
And then he made Eve.
God liked Eve 50 much better
than Adam that there have been
o women than men ever since.
Boys are u trouble.
They wear out everything but
soap.
If had my way, half of the boys
in the world would be girls, and the
rest would be dolls.
My papa is SO nice that | think
he must have been q little girl
when he was q little boy Wafch-
mum.
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Magnetic Nervine, the great restora-
tive. will cause you to sleep Ikea child.
Try It, Sold by Carpenter Bros.
Greenville, S. @.
X. @. Taylor, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
writes II have used the Japanese
Pile Cure with great satisfaction and
s%nccess," Sold by Carpenter Bros,
Greenyille, s. @.
II you have sour stomach and feel
bilious aad your head aches, take a
Jap@hese Liver Pellet, It will relieve
yo,. Sold by Carpenter Bros, Green
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A Fathers wise Counsel.
charlottesylIle Progress.

Charlottesville Progress.
We do not know of u better CON-
pendulum of rules for the government
of a. young mans conduct i'm the
practical affairs of life than is found
in a letter written by Robert Il. Lee
to his son who had left home to at
tend college. Ii is a sublime SER
mon against moral cowardice by one
in whom "frankness" was "the child
of bravery and courage"
We give the letter i'm full rs u
code, worthy of adoption by all
young men:
"You must study to be frank with
the world frankness is the child of
bravery and courage. Say what you
mean to do on every occasion. If u
friend asks u favor, you should grant
it, if it be reasonable; if not, tell
him plainly why you II not. You
will wrong him and wrong yourself
by equivocation of any kind. Never
do u wrong thing to make u friend
or to keep one ; the man who requires
you to do so is dearly purchased Mt
II sacrifice. Deal kindly, but firmly
with your classmates; you will find
it the policy which wears best.
Above all, do not appear to Others
what you are not.
off you have any fault to find with
anyone, tell him, not others, of what
you complain. There is no moro
dangerous experiment than that OF
undertaking to be n thing before
a mans face and another behind his
back. We should live, act and sa,
nothing to the injury of anyone. L
is not only best as u matter of prin
ciple, but it is the path to peace mnt
honor.
"In regard to duty, let me, in con
c%lusion of this hasty letter, inform
you that nearly II hundred years ag,
there was a day of remarkable gloon
and darkness, still known as 9Th
dark day II day when the light o
the sun was slowly extinguished, a
If by an eclipse The Legislature o
Connecticut vas in session, and it
members saw the unexpected an,
maccountablc darkness coming on
they shared in the general awe an,
terror. 1t was supposed by man
, that the last day-thc Day of judy
ment had come.
"Some one, in the constcrnatio
e of the hour, moved an adjournment
, Then there arose an old Purita
Y legislator, Davenport of Stamford
6 and he said that, if the last ha
come, he desired to be found at hi
place doing his duty, and, therefor,
i, he moved that candles be brough
in, so that the House could proceed
"There was quietncss in that man
q mind, the quietness of heavenly wis
dom and inflexiblc Willingness t
obey present duty. Duty, then,
the sublimest word in our languag,
Do your duty in all things like tn
old Puritan; you cannot do more
you should never wish to do less.
"Never let me or your mothc
wear II gray hair for any lack c
duty on your part"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-07-09

ANECDoTE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
AT a club dinner in Brooklyn, DIR.
Jerome Walker related this incident
regarding Abraham Lincoln. Dir.
Walker said, in substances: Gone
week before his assassination Mr..
Lincoln visited the hospital at City
Point, where | was stationed as a
member of the United States SAM
tary commission. | was then a boy
of eighteen or nineteen. Imagine
my pride at being assigned to con
vey the President around the hospi-
tai. We spent the entire day togeth-
cr, and | felt very big. We came to
one part of the hospital where he
had several tents of what were then
called Rebel prisoners. | said, with
all the pride of a Northern boy:
'My Lincoln, do you want to go into
all these tents?' We had gone into
all the others. He said, in his quiet
way: why not?' | replied: 'rhcrc
are only rebels in there | shall
never forget his big, generous hand
coming on my shoulder as he said {:
you mean Confcderates.' And |
have meant Confederates ever since"
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Lack Of Patriotism.
by SIR WAITER SCOTT.

Breathcs there q man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native landi
Whose heart hath nc'er within him
burned,
As hoiuc his footsteps he hath turned
From wandering on q foreign strand
II such there breathe, go, mark him well
Fof him no minstrel raptures swell;
High though his titles, proud his name
Boundicss< his wealth as wish can claim,
Despite Those titles, power and pclf,
The wretch, concentratc,all in self,
living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And donbly dying, shall go down
To the vile dust from whence he sprung
Unwept, unhonorcd and unsung!
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-Fong Foo Fling a Chinaman OF Sar
Francisco Is an enthusiastic and efici-
emit member of the Salvation Army. II
Is rumored that he will soon be sent to
China to organize and lead an evange'
listic movement Of the army in that
tountry.
Hon. w. G. p. Breckenridge, Of
Kentucky. was not visible at the recent
Democratic Convention Of that State.
1t was the first in which his voice
was not heard since lie was old enough
to vote.
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The Dixie Home

is the name Of an S-page monthly, each
number of which is cflock,fufl Of matter
pertaining to the material interests ofltbe
South. It'll devoted to the upbpildine of
the outh OF every line of activity and en-
terprise, l tglyes reliable information as
20 climate, soil, manufactures, and every
thing You want TO know about the South.
IL las Household, Fashion, Religious, Ed
u%cational, Literary, Agriculture and many
other good features. Price, 80 cents a year.
Agents wanted at every post Office. Easy
work anil good pay, Send for a sample
copy and terms to agents, etc. address
The Dixie Home Pubiishing Co, Hartselle,
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Mr.. Letter, the father of Mrs.
George CURSOR, started from the bot
tom rung of the social ladder IA u
window cleaner In u Chicago dry goods
house, where he had applied for em-
plOyment. He Is now u merchant OF
that ciGy with u fortune estimated at
$40, coz. 900.
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Sir Bache Cunard. who recently
married Miss Burke, San Francisco
girl, Is u third baronet and the owner
OF the famous line of steamers that bears
his name. He Is A years old and
through his mother has many con-
%nections in America. His country
home Is one ot the finest in ali Eng
land.
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"Remember, ladies'" said the Man
ayunk philosophers, ga man is like
an egg. If you keep him in hot
water he is bound to become harden
ed. "-FhiIadelphinR ecora.
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patience, perhaps, if they're s%rrious.
The troubles that come slowly have
to 60 slowly: but go they will. if
yonii falthrnlly use the "Prescrip.
tloll,' and they'll go permanently.
forevery female complaint" and
arrangement, or in any "run-down"
and exhausted condition of the fe.
male system, this medicine is the
only remedy so safe and certain that
IL a be guaranteed, If it doesn't
benefit or cure, i'll the case of every
tired or afflicted woman, she'll have
ner money back. Chorea, ST. Vitus's
Dance, Nervous and General Debil.
ity, Sieeplessness and kindred all.
mehts are promptly relieved and
cured by it.
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Atlantic Coast Line
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND Angus
ia X. X. CONDENsED SCHEDULE. IN
EFFECT JAN. n, 1895.

No. % runs through TO Charleston. s. c., via
Central II. r., arriving Manning 82i ID. M
Lanes z 90 p. m, Charleston . ~ p. M.
Trains on South and North Carolina II. r..
leave Atkins . 10 u. IN. and 81 p. m, arriving
leave Lucknow @ A. II m and 20 p IN, arriving
Atkins . IL n IN and 8 90 p IN. Daily except
Sunday.
Trains on Hartsville Il. X. leave Hartsyille
at &a m, ARRIVING. FloydS . 90 a IN. Return
ing leave Floyds o 45 p M, arriving nartsyIlla
lOl y IN. Daily except Sunday.
Trains on Wilmington, Chadbourn and Con-
way II X leave Chadhourn III 30 a m, arrive at
Conway i 40 p m, returning leave Conway at
2 3O p m, arrive Chadbourn 4 80 p M, leave
Chadbourn 3 30 p m. erriveat Huh at o 20 d m.
returning leays RdUS i5 = IN, arrive at Chad
bourn 9W a III. Daily except Sunday.
JOHN II. DIYINEsGenl Supt,
j. X, KgMLY, Gen'l Manager.
Il. M. RAsSRSON, Traffic Manager
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Trains leave Spartsnburg. A. and Z. division,
northbonnd. [.26a. m, $40 p. ~, e.lSp p. M. (ves-
tbuied Limited: southbound, LOS Il. m, ESQ D.
M, ll.37 o. IN, (Vestibuled Limited.
Trains leave Greenville, a. and G Division,
northbound, S.2sa. m, 2. IL pm, and b.27pm., ives.
tioulcd Limited'; southbound. i.b7a q. M. 40 y.
M, l2.2s p. m. lVestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, A. and G. Division, north.
bound. 2.N q. M. and IL. 81 y. IN; southbound, Sos
o. III. and 6.a p. IN.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Trains 10 and 10 betweon Asheyilie and Co
lumbia mako connection at, Columbia with f..
CO p. trains IS ana 80. aud carry through
Pullman sleeping cars between Ashevilie and
Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Gays Oh -9i,ra!ns %
ana 10. 81 and SO, on \. and g. Division.
W. A. TURK, S.H ,HARDwicK
Gen. Pas. Agt. Asst Gen. Pas. Agt. Eas Sys
W. IL. GREEN, J. M. CULP.
Genl Superintendent Trafic Nor.
Washington. DC.
u. Supt. Columbia. q. @.
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CON N ECTION.

At Columbia with Southern Railway to and
from all points I'm upper South and North
Carolina. Through trains between Charles
ton and Asheville, N. g.
Any other Information, folders, maps, etc
will be furnished on application to
e; y. BOWEN, General Manager, Columbia
L. A. EMERSON, Traffic Manager, Charles.
ton, 8. q. VI
g; II. PARKS. Travelling Agent, Columbia
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Columbia, LaurenS an | New
berry r. r.

II. f.. SCHUMPERT,
Agent at Prosperity
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On sale by all druggists. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent FREE. DIR. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. ..-.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; ciicctually cleansing tho system,
dispclIing cola, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cnins them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gistsin soc and 81 hotties, but it ID man
uractured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed OH every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept amy substitute if offered.
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Sow. what's the matter. 2lc2lcri
Aru you getting weary. syt
For don't You sec, you haven't changed
The schedule for 4 day!
Tho Pittsburgh. Baltimore game was
postponed yesterday on account OF wet
grounds.
Pitcher Gus weighing, OF the Pitts.
burgh club, has been released uncondl.
tionally.
Wheeling did no. play yesterday. the
Monday game having been played on
Sunday At Columbus.
According to the new schedule
Wheeling will no. DO home unit. next
Monday, when they open up with Col.
umbus.
President Ziegler is having bis hands
iull making schedules, and tho worst OF
it Is no ono seems to DO satisfied with
any. /. is not IN easy task 10 make a
schedule, and President Ziegler is doing
the best he knows how.
Columbus played an exhibition game
with the Washington league team yes.
terday and was slaughtered to tho tune
Ol II W D. Wall auu shScl5 WAS klic
Columbus battery. and Malarky aud
Selbach for Washington.
Dick Padden. OF Martins Ferry, Is
doing good work with Roanoke, OF
which Ito was recently made captain.
The team has three new men and has
gone up TWO or three notches in the
race for tho Virginia ponuanL
Tho Columbus State journal in its
comments OH Sundays game in that
cily speaks OF "kane, the st. Louis
league pitcher, who has been farmed
ou, to Wheeling" Tho Journal ought
to know better. Kane ia q Bellaire man.
In yesterdays score Columbus was
credited with two hits of folly" Kane,
when in reality Vests slugecrs only so.
cured one. This is the best work Kane
has yet done in the box-in fact better
than any twirler in the Interstate
league.
Wheeling finally gets to play at home
on tho Fourth OF July, which is emf
nen,ly proper. rs the crowds in attend.
ance on that day hero have become cole.
brated. In the old Tri-Slate league
days they used to number between
5000 and 1000 for both games.
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CIScISsArf. ono. May 27.-Tho at.
tendance at l.atonia wac fully 5000.
Tho track was lumpy and rathor slow.
The nDids wore largo and tho racing
spirited, with some close finishes.
First, selling. purse. milo-Ctca.
cont |; vt. llario, .; Alaitor Fred, .;
1874. 7,' Z
Second. selling, pursu, milc-=Nla.
rion. ! Ellzbcrt, =; poyionla, >; IAN.
Third, 3 iurlonga-shcrlock, / ; Fa,is,
.; Dol Coronado, ); 1901. =
Fourth, puric, 8 iurlongs-I.uhy Dla.
mond, /; Bclo Foster, .; Poton,atc, 3;
l:OD.
Fifth. purse. Oh iurIonet-Counto,s
lrma, |; Au Royoir, .; Paradise, .; :57!s
Sixth, selling, Nurse, 7 TnrlongI-Ko
10. l; Tom Elmorc, =; Mghtmoro. >;
l:30.
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BELiIAIliE.
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts or Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Marshal Bahra yesterday picked up
Chris Smith on Union street, near Con-
trail block, and locked him up. Then no
,elcgraphed to Titlin, where Smith ia
wanted for burglary. This is the same
Chris Smith who few years ago robbed
nearly everybody in Bellairc OF
something. llo lived with his family
in the Gravel hill cut. next door TO
Ror. W. NJ. Eaton, whose cellar was
robbed. Tho ministers suspicion was
aroused aud he watched pretty closely
and finally gave tho officers tip that
resulted in M examination OF Smiths
home. The collar and upper rooms
wero filed with stolen goods, but Smith
got away. He was finally caught and
sent up for ono year. Bein. released
he took up his residence in Titiiu, whore
he resumed business. Suspicion was
directed to him there, and ono day no
had largo box hauled to the railroad
station addressed to hiB mother in this
city, and marked "stono mason's tools"
A Qnict examination was made OF tho
box aud 1t was found to contain meat
and clothing. but not tool OF any kind.
Some OF the goods were identified, but
Smith Ind gone. lilo dropped in horo
yesterday and was nnbbOd, and tho
rihin officers will arrive to-day to take
him back. Ho has a pal named Poole.
The Belmont County Medical Society
will hold its regular monthly meeting
ut tho Windsor Hotel hero this aiter-
noon. Tho following is tho programmes:
arly Extra Uterine rrcgnucy-Iu ulngno.
ST, and Treatment. .....o...,S. H. 1CpsOn, VI, u.
DlphihcrIn ....... ......... ..J. o. liOwrls, " u.
fIOph thalmIG Goitrc-""..".....E {. Cope. ". y.
Now RcmedieS,"...,...,;: ;....J. W. Cooper, y. y.
Payer ....... .........W. L. Thompson, ". u.
J. i. Blackburn left yesterday for
Cleveland and will swing around to tho
convention at IlnO4villo to-day, rs he
Is ono OF tho delegates.
Tho Bolte divorce case was continued
boioro Judge Drigga yesterday, aUii.
tional witnesses bCing present from this
city, and it developed lots OF nastinrSs.
Mr.. A. i. TaImnn, cashier Of tho First
National bank, resumed his du.ios yes.
to-day after being laid up for n week ut
his home, threatened with pneumonia.
Rev. ". q. Archer will dolivor an adj
dress on "pythiuuiIm and tho Church"
ut tho X. Of T.. reunion At ST. Clairsvillo
next Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Il. Morgan, tho h. 4 o. telc-
graph operator, il just homo from n trip
through tho south. lilo VIVA away for
several wooks.
Deputy Sheriff Foreman yesterday
! closed tho atoro Of Nowmark & Sauburg,