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which prevents the acquisition of know
ledge, and the carelessness which pre-
vents an application of knowledge are
the most prolific causes of this kind
Of sickness. Thirty years ago, knowledge
of the prevalence of such disorders in
duced Or. R. v. Pierce, than as now,
chief consulting physician of the Invalid's
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. ", to devote great amount of time
and study to the preparation Of remedy
that would invigorate and strengthen the
womanly organism = that would cure
perfectly and positively all forms OF fe-
male weakness = that would take the
danger away from childbirth, and greatly
lessen the pains of labor. This remedy II
called DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
That it accomplished the object for which
it was intended is proven by its remark
able and continued success for 80 years.
Women will gain much knowledge by
reading DR.. Pierce's great thousand page
''SCommon Sense Medical adviser" A
free copy will be sent on receipt of II one
cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medicel
Association, Buffalo. N. Y
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WORKING FOR HIS FOOD.

draws up a miniature bucket, from
which they drink, and then, loosening
their hold, the water pail drops down
to the bottom of the cage. You see,
these birds have been taught to work
for their meals, and they seem to enjoy
the labor immensely.
A crowd of children is always gath
cred in front of the BARRIERS window,
eagerly watching every movement of
the birds, and exclaiming with delight,
when they are about lifting their food
within easy reach of their bills.-N. Y.
Recorder.
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A Physicians Erplanation

DR.. is little boy, four years old,
had never seen a funeral procession,
for they are of rare occurrence in the
quiet side street where the doctor lives.
Lately, however, one of the doctors
patients died, and there was a burial
from the street
AS the procession moved along the
little boy came running to his father,
and, pointing to the hearse, asked:
"Oh, papa, what is that?"
THAT my child" said the doctor,
with deep sigh, lis an erroneous dag
nosisi"-Youth's Communion
TRUSTEES, SALE. II
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ARE YOU GOING

North or East this Summer? II so, try
the SANTA FEE LIMITED solid vesti
ule train between Galveston and St.
Louis; no dirt, no dust.
A delightful mountain ride through In
dian Territory, Arkansas and Missouri.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Reclining
Chair Cars, (seats free.)
Entire train lighted with Ptntch Gas.
For the lowest rates and other informa-
tIon, address any SANTA FE representa-
tive, or w. 5. KEENAN,,
General Passenger Agent,
Galveston, Texas
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The State of Texas,
County of Rayar

The State of Texas,
County of Bexar.
Whereas, on the 22d day of April,
1895, Amanda J. Dignowity did make,
execute and deliver to l. III. Burney,
then of Bexar county, Texas, her GER
tain promissory note for the sum of
Twenty-Five Hundred f$2,500) Dollars,
due April 22d, 1896, with interest from
date thereof at the rate of 10 per cent,
interest payable semi4annually, and
for the purpose of better securing the
payment of said note said Amanda ].
DignOwity did, on the same day, make,
execute and deliver to r. j. Ball, as
trustee, her cetain deed of trust, or
mortgage, with power of sale, which
was, and is duly recorded in Vol. 143,
PIP. 331 to 334, of the records of Bexar
|. County, Texas, TO which reference
lis here specially made, wherein and
whereby said Amanda J. DigDowity
transferred and conveyed to said r. l..
Ball, for the purpose aforesaid, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
Situated in the city of San Antonio,
Bexar County, Texas, and being that
part of Original City lot No. (9) nine,
Range 90 five, District "a one, bound
ed as follows: Beginning at a point
in the East line of Olive street 900
ninety feet South of the Southeast cor
ner of Olive and Burnett Streets for
the Northwest corner of the tract here
by conveyed; thence East 437 feet
more or less to Pine Street: thence
South with Pine Street e90) ninety feet;
thence West 437 feet more or less to
Olive Street; thence North with Olive
Street 900 ninety feet to the place Of
beginning.
The above is a part of the same
property conveyed to Henry l.. Dig
nowity by my deed of date June "a,
1890, recorded in Book lib, p. 456;
and recongeyed to me by his deed of
date Jan. 18th, 1898, recorded In Book
127, p. SO, Deed Records Of Bexar
County, Texas" And,
Whereas, it is provided. in substance,
by the terms of said instrument that
If the said Amanda j. Dignowity fail
ed to pay said promissory note when
due, that then or at any time thereaf-
ter the said Trustee shall, upon de-
mand made by the payee Of said note
or any holder thereof, proceed to sell
said property at the Court House door
Of Bexar County, Texas, to the high
est bidder for cash; previous notice of
the time, place and terms of sale, and
of the property to be sold, having been
first given in some newspaper publish
ed in Bexar County, Texas, once a
week for three weeks, and also by
posting notices thereof in Bexar
County, Texas. in the mode and man.
ner provided for Judicial Sales by the
laws of Texas; and on the sale the
Trustee shall receive the purchase
money and shall execute deed to the
purchaser. and from the proceeds of
said sale the said Trustee shall pay the
expenses of sale. including said
advertisement and 5 per cent fee to
the Trustee, and all sums which may
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WORK FOR THEIR FOOD.
Canaries Which Afford Lots of Fun to
New York Children.

New York Children.
In the big window of fashionable
BARRIERS shop uptown there are several
queerly-made bird cages, in which live
the yellowest of yellow canaries. At
tached to each of the cages, and pro-
jecting from their sides, are fat pieces
of brass, on which slide up and down
tiny little wagons filed with seed.
When the birds need a meal, they pull
a string fastened to the fronts of these
little carts, and drag them up the in
clined brass plane within reach. After
the canaries have had their fill they let
60 the cords, and the small carts slide
back to their buffers, outside the cage.
When water is needed the birds are
compelled to pull on long cord, which
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Tbe Daily LIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 40, 1896.

A queen is only a
woman after all, and
every woman is a
queen if she be a
perfect woman.
The crown of wo-
manhood is mother
hood. There is no
higher thing than
this. There is no
better thing tn at
any woman can do
than to be a mother
of bright and happy
children. i nat is
the best and highest
thing that anybody
can do in this world.
1t cannot be achiev-
ed by a woman who
isn't healthy, who
suffers from any of
1.-THE weaknesses or
disorders peculiar to
her sex. A false
idea of m cd c sty
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Death OF DIR. Joshua Holland.

It brcnmes our duty this week to cbron-
| irle the death &c y z ,nd o'tiz m Of Ander-
.nu COUNTY We rpier To the death n' Mr.
Joshua Ho'Ial,d, which occurred al bis
none in B-oah~av Township on the
uorning of the 10 b inst, Mr. 81 'laud
" 8 srven'y eight years Of age last .u-
gust He was born and rai9eti in Ander-
son County excepting q few years he lived
in Laurens County. Fiitv eight years
.go lie was married tn Miss Rebecca
Trussell who. together with Two daugh:
te,s, survive him Mr. and Mrs. Holland
bad eaten Christmas dinner together ever
since they have bern married except two
Mr. Holland went to the Florida Wal
when only eighteen years OF age he also
served In the war of sece ainn, fighting
for the G ,nfederate He had been q
member of Meals Crt ok Baptist Church
for fifty ears preceding his death, and q
deacon OF the same for twenty-five years.
He wAe a gond and upright citizen, a kind
neigh Dor, q devoied and affectionate hus-
band and father and q faithful Chri.tian.
He Was loved by all who knew him. Mr..
Holland had been sick about one monIb,
and his death was not unexp ected by those
around him His remains were inferred
in ,be Meals Creek chuTcny ard the daV
following his death. The funeral services
We're conducted by Rev. NJ. Niece who
preached frum the 14th chapter Uf john.
2nd and Bird verse;. Mr.. holland said on
his dea'h he'd that be was ready to die,
which should he c great consolation to his
loved ones he has passed over the river,
ard Is now resting beneath the sbad- of
the beautiful trees. The family have many
sympalhlzsrs In their bereavement.
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L0Wndesville

Mr.. W. M. Speer has returned after
few days stay with relatives in Georgia,
Miss Lena Booker, who il teaching the
Liberty schuol in Anderson County
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family of Rev. E. w. Mason.
Rev. Fl. Z. Feunei went TO Abbeville
Saturday.
Several of the people In this community
went t. Port Royal last week.
Mr.. Joe Black, of Abbeville, is visiting
rela ives in town. joe went 70 school
here q few years ago and made many
friends, who are always glad to ne come
HIM back.
Mr.. A. L. Latimer went to Anderson
lasL night.
G. ". speer spent Friday night al
Moscow.
MISS Ethel Spear has returned home
after several days visit to her brother,
Rsv. F.stsr Speer, at Moscow.
me IF the new boys Is very intent upon
finding out all the little iucldents thai
happen ON The others, but says nothing
about the proposition he made with QUE
of the country boys about swapping sis.
ters.
We noticed some items In last weeks
INTELLIaENCER from "Swarnp Fox
who BAY b : "Mr. G.. Speer and sister, Miss
Ethel. dove up to Moscow "a visit thsiI
brother, R-v. Foster Speer. There mus,
bs soue attraction up there for the for.
uler other hal his brother, AZ he goes
quite often, or perhaps be has some sheel
ne has to drive back in the pasture up al
the above mentioned place." We don't
doubt but what "SWamp Fox" was
right, but believe that be had just left thr
about English Grammar.
Ask Henry Allen who 1t was that went
to 500 their girl last night and went Il
sleep in school to-day?
Pedro Was IN town Thursday morning
r. s, V. P.
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MOseley News.

Capt. j. T. Barnes left here last Satur.
day to visit his brother at Marvin, who,
we are told, is seriously Ill.
G L. Every and wife came In last Fri
day FROM "somewhers" after an absence
Of nearly two months.
v Il. Watson left the 10th inst. for
Charleston on business.
Fl. j. Mckinney, formerly Of this place,
now residing at Anderson, spent last
Saturday and Sunday with US. His
many friends were glad to see him. Evi.
IDENTITY Anderson IN treating him we'll.
Mrs. v. II. Watson left las; Friday
night for Anderson, where sh6 will spend
several days.
Mrs. ella MoAlHster, of Terryville, ia
spending a week with the families OF
Will McAIlister and Singleton Scott.
MIR Evans Burriss, formerly OF this
place, now residing 1t Rock Fence, Ga,
il here visiting his friends aud relatives.
L D. Young and family, of C"rlne,
we're here re.'ently stopping with bis
brnth+r. J.. 81. Young.
Mr.. john II. Young denies that he and
bis wi 9 went to Sugar Hill the 9th inst,
hut lha. they went TO the "holy land"
In Justice u Mr.. Young we make this
correction, auu bis wife aays hs Is com
tinuing "a going" and thinks something
ought to he did An Ut 1t.
: Mr.. Monroe Broad well, from Critic,
Ca, wss round about here last week with
his old friends and kiDsfolks.
We ara due and hereby offer an apology
to Mr. Dave McAllister for mentioning
his name In our items last week, and
desire to thank him, oonfound him, for
the advice he gave concerning us with
reference IL q ~''chance."
The old gin b use that has stood &C
long at Mrs. O%'Brynut's, was burned one
night recsntly. Supposed to Ge the
work Of sOLue rnischlevous bows.
Married, 10y r P. Martin, N. p, at bis
residence, on The 18th inst. Mr.. G. r,
Evans, Of this place, aud Miss Lizzie
Harris, of Hollands Store.
The planters are all very busy putting
in their fertilizers. As yet bur liltl.
preparation has been made for q corr
crop. PEDRO.
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TkULY AsTONisHING.-Mis Annette N
Moeu, F,unLaiu, Miss, says: Ay1r's
Query PecLurdl has hsd u wonderful etteci
u cueIug my brothers children ut u sever
aud uans-rou, q Id Ii was truly asnu
i,uing b ~ sp-euily tuey fuuud rslloI after
taxing Tots pieparat'uu."
PHOrOGRAPHS-deun.e s, the Photr
crap ue,, eau ue 1 .uuh at Ga.tery next I"
P ,,t,thue II you wish WORK dOue III al,
Iiue Gail ut once III his stay will oe short.
Dr.. W q BfowD, Optlcian for the New
Y .rk Official hauufaatufl0K C"mpauy, 10
at The en- quuls Hote', " remnln u week,
where OH ur yuuug navIng weak or uettc
tive y, 90 should 30 min aud got pr. p1Ii.
treated. He c III Q highly reo"mm u"eu
ny he re,s n"i p-' p T, a. ni"st-r&1i tls
prutessluu Exam1nhtlOns ani a1Vic: lee.
Fac telepnoue llue frum Anu.'s"n OiG
BeitOu, tu Houes Path nns been comp -ied
aAd Is Working nicely. The toll IOr talk.
log With either OF III. se p 'luts ID 10 ce'ls u
message. rne office here 10 IN the Bank
of auuerson.
TO Rem c-Eouse and lot on River
str-sl. G,uu we'll Ut Water, due garden al
uocesoar, UutpuIId,n.5. Ierns, ve,y cheap.
ABBY tv l. T. SmiLu. 1885,.
Leaders, not imltators! N, monkey
business uuder Sullivan Hardware Cas-
ruuf. ST the latest product VI Inventive
geuius is the Roman Harrow. + & ) b
Ia,est klug uf grass XII ers-the GREATEST
Roman Ut them aIl-auu Sullivan Hard
Ware Co. are sole agents.
Drag out your old hoss and H4ll sweeps
auu prepare Yourself Tor grass al Sullivan
Haru ware 20 . immense Q emporium VI iron
and steol.
DON'T get q mere make shift, a pretensa,
d surfer 81 BIZ thug. Buy T q SD geu-
ulue B OuKs Cotton Planter. Sud In Au-
dersou by Sullivan Hardware 90. only.
The sooner you begin to fight the fire,
the more easily il may be e1Insui.hed.
Tue souuer you begin taKiu. ayers Sdraa
uarllls Tor yuut blood DISEASE, Lhe easier
Will Dc the cure. 1u puLh cases, del.y l.
daugerous, II not fatal. BIZ sure YOU get
Ayers anu 10 other.
Don't forget when you want u nice set OF
Harness Or Buggy to Call Oh n. G.. John.
SOU q Son.
Do you know how little q blacksmith
| shnp custs, aud with what an insignltcant
SUN o can ience III acres nf grass for
pasture3 Sullivan Hardware 90. charge
uolhiug for the Information.
When gu want your harness repaired,
briug them to h. G. Jphusuu & 5nu and
get good honest wurK, uone by Uncl Joe
Martin.
DON'T be ''bamboozled" IN hoes. Snl-
Ivan Hare war Co.. will open your eyes
aud snyu you muuey
FL low pricss and fair dealing, try q.
G johnson q Son.
Mr. w. g. Martin is now working In my
harness chop, and I can give you bargains
in harness. Is. Fowler.
NOTICE. - To those indebted to me
please make payment at once, especially
th0>e o wing uie past due notes and account,
I must have my money. Us Fowler.
A job lot of Harness to arrive In a few
days. Call aud secure u bargain.
II, Il. johnson 81 Son.
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williamson Items.

Capt. w. A. MrK-l.ey, Of Lickyilie
wns IN town lnst Week.
Mrs. j. &C. FeaLheIstone, 0f Ander-
suI,, vi sized trlends here receutly.
MISS Lila priuce, whu spent some time
In AudeI son, has returned t" Williamson.
Rev. A. B. Earle WAS summ"Ded last
week to tho tetIsids of his slck Il y.
DR.. s.. La, der filled The absent pa>'or's
pulpit Sunday aud preached Two inslruc-
i've sermuns.
We arc glad to see our honored friend,
Mai. Russell, IL m"n again. L,k our,
Maj., his s leap year. X. b. G.
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And Don't You Forget It

What is it nov? Those beautiful
Moire Cr-poD, soft as wool, fast as
steel. handsome as a picture. These
goods comes from Spain, and ara
great wonders to behold. Retail price
in Spain is 25c. Lesser's price 19c,
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Nothing New under the Sun.
This is an ex pIo'ed theory, because
our new dress fabric called "Plisse'
is the first ever known. We have
these iu all shades of the rainbow, for
young and old. These goods retail in
Paris to-day at 25c, but Lesser cuts
the price down to 123c.
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We are in It.

Fine Thread .Dimitry, for all pur-
poses They make beautiful dresses
for ladies and children, are fast col
.ors, white ground, with sprays Of
flowers. beautifully printed thereon.
Cut rate price Sc.
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Ducks, Ducks.

Do not think we refer to fowls. Oh;
mol But we do refer to Duck Tor
suitings. Our kind is soffs ardheavy
weighs, and will not fade. These
goods are made in England. Come
and and see for yourself. Retail pricS
in London l5c. Our price 10c.
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Spring Good
LESSER & cos.
Cheap Store:
Listen to This !.

so pieces VIM. Simpsons Oil Dies
Prints, lovely patterns, best goods 90:
earth. Old price 7c., cut price Del
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How is This |?

10 pieces beautiful all.wool Bliick
Brocaded Brillmntine, 40 inches vide
Just the thing tor Skirts. Remem.
Der all wool. warp and filling. OLD
time price 75c. Lesser's cut rats 35c.
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Mr. W r O-borne, of Brnwn. Osborne
& Co, has returned from the Northern
mar b ct after a stay OF two or three weeks,
and will he delighted 10 greet bis frieuds
and customers, aud show them his recent
purchsses.
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Still they Come !
Strange, but yet True.

Silk Lustre Cbambray-lhis fabric
is equal to Silk in appearance, and is
noted for its good washing qualities.
They come in beautiful f,ral designs
and solid ~colors. New York retail
price 15c. Le>ser's cut rate price 10c.
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Mira. Bessie J Heard, accompanied by
b.. daughter. Miss V,crnri. and her br'ther,
NJ r bert Oade. ut Mt Carmel. who has
hreu spending ~aavaral ds.H In the civ the
guest nf Miss Lizzie Williams, returned
home Tuesday.
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8 supervisor Snelgrove, backed By his ex
cellrnt Board Of Commissioners. in deter
mined to give Anderson County better
pub l.. rods. aud he deserves the en-
a%,ur"gement aud cooperation Of every
good cIf,Zpn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-18

Mr.. Geo V. Henpiea. one Of Columbia'e
most expert photographers, Ia spending q
few days in Andersnn. in charge Of the
gallery next to the Postofice.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-18

In his new advertisement F M Butler
notifies the public that be has purchased q
complete outfit for cracking corn, peas
oats, etc . and wants to sel! you feed for
your stock. His place is still headquarters
tor fresh meats. Read what he says
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-18

About City persons went from this city
last Thursday night or q spooial train :"
Port r ,Ysl to witness the decking OF he
bait 10 hip "Iudiana." o. account of the
low tide the docking did not take place,
and, Of course Q large portion OF the wish
fnrs vera d~iaappointad.
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TIE Meadow Tennis Club has bean re.
organized with the fnllo~ing off .er-
President. J K. Hond; Vice Pres'deht,
Mis- Ina Hi; Secretary, Paul Brock
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Mr. ] A Callahan. OF Lavonia. Co..
came over last week tn spsnd y few dsya
with relatives 10 this Cnuuty Ha WA In
The 'its Friday and gave Us an appreciated
Call. Like all aensihla men, be says be
cnul6 not get along ~ithout bis old County
psper, the INTELLlaErcER.
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There will be communion aervica ut Va
rennes Church next sabbath ut the usual
hour There viii be preaching u'sn on
Saturday morning PRECEDING. All are III
vited to attend the services uu both days.
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The vast landed estate OF the late j. mes
Edward C,lhnun will be sold at Calhoun
Falls mn Tuesday, 8l-t inst. at II o'clock
The estate consists Of sixteen thousand
acrea-twelve Thousand In Abbaville and
four thousand in Georgia-the Savannah
river dividing it.
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Mr.. r. NJ. Baker. formerly Mia Minnie
Smith ia In the millinery deparIm ut IF
Browp. Osborne & Co., and abe would
take special delight In showing Dor frier.ds
aid sceusiutsnces the many attractions In
this department
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There are several candidates for the posi-
ton of Health Officer for the city. The
position pays $40 u month Tho Board of
Health will elect the officer In the near
future.
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Marion e Rucker. Esq Of the Interior
Department.. Washington D. c., 10 spend
ing a few days In the city visiting his
mother aud other relatives.
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II their new advertisement this week
G. F jones & Co cali especial attention to
their new stock of dress goods, millinery
and fancy goods which are daily orri wing.
They want you to m and zee Them
Rad what they esy.
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A company has been organized to hui'd
Q cnttnn mill on Connern.a creek, four
miles south of Seneca. M NJ W Cole
m Al Is at the head of the enterprise, end
the work will bsgin at once
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Through the kindness Of Senator n iris
we have secured a cop, of the pension Ia"
adopted BY the recent Legislature and 10
another column wa pub is1 It. In full. All
who are interested should read il carefully
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4 tenant housD. with all its contents. on
the plantation OF Mr. 8 L. E.Eev. at
D.nver. vas burned u few d., q ago For.
tunatelv the children we're not locked in
the house this time.
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Mira Matilda Marin, wifeof Mr.. Thomas
Martin, died at her home in the Piercetovn
section last Saturday evening, after an
illness OF several months, at the ripe old
age of 81 years. Mra. Martin had long been
o devoted member Of the Baptist Church,
md was IN excellent woman, loved and
esteamed by all who knew her. She ~as
not q mother. aud 'nlv h.r aged hu. bsnd
survives her. The remains were inferred
on Monday In the NJ ,rtin family burryiug
ground.
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Last Thursdsy afternoon Miaa Sammie
Earle. at Der home on West franklin
atreet. was preparing o flor stat" and the
fluid caught fire. 1t caused a considerable
flame, and in eItinguiehipg it Miss Earle
was painfully burned.
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a snber. industrious and peacpabla farm
bow, In his teens. can frd III where q
good home with fsir wages can bs obtain
ed by applying at this Office. None need
apply unless they are atrictly temperate,
industrious aud peaceable,