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Ouns % Sraoitreets.
SamoclsoocrHat.

81. g. 9nu & Cos usentlt9e review
of trade ira Sem Yorf tiger Den l3pe
Scbrlar bl. a.:
Snsen anben ge9iusnbeo i llsens
Sob er tiluermeliespls al iaa TOR De
tponing ipm Ssnperbrpoelien al "the
steel rail pool. 3 De puaielsenpe to
Gage blep Der uptlpbt maaife ell Itsrrc
Mengbe Hails, euo bele YrODuttlouen
beleb fig III iilOr, nemits 500, 900
Cons. Ss ilteoetiOr S2S Gecember
os S25 i Sanuar er MI $l7 ben 8rls,
tIl builten Sernuerferne / 9iuen %
Sei,en isser Srores. Carnegie Sir
maet ialser enoos for SIT pr. 8pn,
leueret / Gbicngo. 9enne enorme Sm'
i9tniug pil bape Nrbeioe ipr mango
Suiinoe 0tano tilfS!se, for life at tale
om en- b~eleilis Neosans Smtoltnlns
serne ueo Sporlasnins eler forget
GiteripGrsiel fra S~ernbanerne. aus
ore Sober oil Osiaa Hpoe oerai.
Speoeprilen pauot lie optil 2irsong.
men bar iioen tabt omtrent 21c. &e>
items 3ilipriel sses, men bar | TO Tiger
fun naast 3,191,39 Suibels inlup
5,S23,2l3 iijor. Grpurten fra Itluns
terbaustpiten bar i ben %iorlsbne uas
pitt fig omfrins en- 5ierbepart itsrre
emo i ben tiliparenoe rlsc ,ijor; / TO
Tiger uiier ben fig meo 3,s55,096 Suz
lbsls, Msl iberesnet, imoo 1888, l25
ifior.
3 lloens Sob benote 267 5aaitter
i be Soreneoe Stater imoo 321 Iilor.
% Canada ppuiier 81 imoo 67 iiIor.
"8rabnreet"s Tiger unosr iammc
Cato 81. a.:
uoisrieleu al Speoe fra Ntlanters
bauss % Stilebausfplteu uiler l9
/ Den iorlsbne llse at bape naaet
2,O51, 345 8uibels. Wtel ibere9s
net, lmoo 3,16S, TAG iioite llse,
2,719.O 900 i ben tllluareuoe use 1896.
2,572,OOO i iamme use 1895 %
1905, 900 guibsls 1884 % $3.50, 900
i 1898.
uoisrieleu al Snoian Corn par
ben iorlpbne llae 4.169,274 Sulbels,
usen ioruo 3,659,56O Suihels oa i
ben tilluarenbe use THOR 3.143,000
Bulbels, 1000 Suibels i 1895,
l,52o, 900 / 1894 os 712.00O i 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
&uripie Spiinoelier.

Saa Spfnbsrgeniet bort, Tiger Stoss
1friftet "american artiidn," og oerll'e
9eroen pilcs blipe en- Iergelig Ieroen.
Gu Blot og bar Spre9ning enoo9 tun
at noale at be minoite llnoere, lpm
guntepz 8 fnolombeo bar gtpet Ser>
ben at itue, er pOerit interesiunte.
Ser bar hi T. Gr. en- lioen Spftns
belize, Tom er Gnteltbeben ielo. Natz
teIprrmernes Garner bar altto paret
en- brpoIom 9lage for giopor9ttere at
ben 9runb, at be bar itor 5prtierligs
beo for Sonning og un9e Bier. aus
tomatiIte Maitiner, oreoet al uArnert,
til at aabne oo lutte alberne, plloe
itiQe ia altfor %toitbart. Wten Sptns
ber9eniet ta9er Jig at Sagen og timber
en- 2psning, ipm er iaa latterlig entel.
Raar Ssniene flppsr pp paa fine Y!nosr
for at fppe, fan berss 5pngoe bsnpttes
til at ietts / 8epnselie en- Wetanlss
me, Tom lutter gitubernes Iabninger.
Raar bet bit tlingenbe 3ptfelltp bill
Ter ben fslosnbe Days 8rn Veltoms
men, % 6snIene flpper NED al Climber
ne for at lebe sfter 5rs og Snietter,
aabnes iqjen 9itubernes ORE.
4nore Spfinoelier, iom Ri er blepen
ppmertIomme paa peb at glennemblaoe
ben interesiunte qualification, iom tois
oes "5be Yatsnt Report. "er arttTs
cieae Senieag, bpis Stal gierss at en-
Outstanding peo SiGIp al ct giGles
rgr. 6piperne tilpirtss al Spopl,
Sui % Srefeot, Slommerns al Ore
blob og Mugneiia, farpet meo aroms
guilt.
Sor ct Qdr Muuneoer iiben uoiteoz
tes Yutent for en- Wtdno, iom bapoe
opIunoet en- Sremgangsmauoe til at
tdge Sutten at uben at BRUCE Senz
oerne. 8eo at iammentrHtte Zine
%brpnene, tunbe nan lsfte paa !Satz
ten, naar man mebte nogen at fine
foinoslige 9etjenote. Sor Solt uoen
4rme sr benns Spfinoelie life uben fin
itors getpbnine. Gn unosn Spfinoer
oil I9tialiggisre Menneitebeben meo
Wbiitp, brpggst at SsgrGs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
0an Var fan iGttc han Der,
Tor uaa 9aar CO.

gn Yreit, iom bar oaarlis iorbereot
paa en- SpnoassprGoltsn. talte om So
bannes ben Spber.
$50 lab os ie liot n2rmere paa
bennc Mtano, fiare 3ilbsrere. Sans
2ip ulonet ON en- Serrens 9ilcipei.
So fan ban esentlis iaites meliem DE-
iciplene? - Gar ban life langt mere
eno Ell 9iicipel? - Gaer funoe ri
iatte bam blanbt Yroieterue el!er
@potlerne?-9 tei ban bar lanst mere
euo Ell Yroiet eller Gponel! aiare
9llbprere! Spor ital vi iaa iatte
bom?"
gn Spnbe refer i'm neoe Sirten %
raabsr mso CROP &sit: "San 6a'r fan
Iatte ban her, for mao saar &C.,"
a%irtstieuerer. Tom NOT ipntes. at en-
Sretteiattelie Ter matte pere paa jim
Ylabs, ltanpieoe Soneen % bollteoe
BAN / Gret: "Gr pu ira 6Uritanoen,
Mano?"
Rel, es er ira 5aabers es", ia Son'
ben % Gil.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
OecDrab % Smegll.
Zen l5ee Ttbrnar 1897.

1ifrif.retten er iremeeles | lnlo
@irfiomhen. eibhe llse tieo bl. q.
geperipns Sag moo 8. gR. Sanglaio
% onbre aiejurt. Scpcripn bleu tile
tieuet &1,oe3.
g8eIt Geecrah bavos iisIts Waar
en- lss @irlo paa $500 "a en- tom Sp'
tasI.. Gu er btuus @jGlo % aue los
beube lloaifter betaIte % Sp'ds'cn
or Der en- tcntaut Schrloutua.
Wtpo Rara % 3cnaIoion, ION
fSfe Ssit auboIot c3 rspsoe Yeoer
Batte ct Bar Mil ira 3ccordh, bIep
at Grauo Surpcu inslcpcrst an'ldser.
Ge crflrrtos iis itrar ipiol9e % oil
mart bltue ssmte I'll 5HueieIsitrai.
ssnoaa aften umtrius 81. Z ops
oaass.s Slolps i lltrmnser DEPUTIES
Saaniugsbus i Spo for ga'Iipa'ltee
Sdnens Grnsteepot. 5dnillen par
iraprrenbc paa 9eiss @eit 3seorah.
iaa Sloen 1T sanite sOo Start / ajsi'
Tenet, irr Sranoioltne Tom. Oct tos
ecs life lGase for BEN at ilut'e ben.
sIrfteuet bIep ifte ina tibet beitaoiset
AZ Sloeu, % ben uhpre Masie Tano.
ION truates, anretteoe pgioa for S'noe
rp.r belle quiet. 9uiet eieoes a Mrs.
Curtin. Spis MAI hapoe toot Ell
g~rauetlotte paa 8ranoitntionen pao
8oibingtou Street. uiIoe bet bape pRret
meset lsiters at jamie SranoIoltent GO
mcoe punttlig irem I'll Sranoteoet.
RartiH Iliion al Sarmonp bar
i Sseorah isonr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Do euboo er bet life Be, pcrI,.. at

Da enbba er bet life bet perIie, at
bisie fo~rinngelise Rarre beroppe paa
Samfunbs bsiben leper iom !Seoninser
ielp. let pGriie or, at Gsemplet intiis
ter - imitter nsoao. Oct bar MI
8orfuius bummeite 9aainno, OF pi
neoiiammer fra Nben; men at Wenne'
lfet bar en- soo gortion abenatur ! Zig,
bet ueo ri ale. 2tbrabam 2ineoln {.
@r. bar ct lpisnbe Blab / Siitoricn,
ielp ON ban / i'm 2io bapoe moattet
BRUCE baabe Er os 2iaa for at tjens
fin 3aslsn. 9tu oil mon bog ba oct
tll bet, at hans Sgn er ell leoenoe
Snob blanot Snpbbe. Gig bar alts
iaa abenaturen lsbet afiteo meo ben
tore Manbs Ssu.
Mtn 9ro er, at Der agiteres a~ltIor
me9et / bette 2auo. at Der blir for nes
get Sfris % for tibet ulo. Iaar man
imIblertio fer Gortselier. iom ri | oisie
9ase er 8ioner tit, bsr Der tales ifarpt
iom ct t~peasset Suero. Oct er siort
csiaa. Tres len bar brust baaoe Slass
iuero % elesante Gioepilte. @ntelte
Sreiter bar usiaa tot Slaoet fra Wuns
ben ps taft fit Sierteipros; men be fleIte
er 10 altiOr "iastmooi9e" til at oplefte
RDiten mob be Gise. Dor Serre Sc
Jus bruste BOG en- Sang Spsbe pna
Yensemasten, og bet bar enooa | Sers
rens 2empel. ut Sulteu pg 2urnien
i ct irlt 2ano iamtloist naar fine goers
ereuier fan life tnales / 2rnsoen.
Oct er II Samiunosipno, en- Stam, 10,
Ell 5orbrpbelle mob Nationen. Sg
Straffen tommer, i%aaianot Der enonu
iinoes Ell @uo / Simmelen. 8, iraaos
life. bu &ige, mems 9ulinoer os after
9uiinoer paancer Jig / 5crtullelie %
Gut. 3u er en- Susboloer ouer @uos
@auer % ifal ell Sang 9isre BAN
Gesnltab beripr. 5rur on life bet?
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
On gamnteI Settler BOO.

Salppr Sobniou Stipsnes afaif oeo
Gsoen ON Iftersn ben Ste Sch. efter
en- IGnsere Spaelisbeo / tit Slem pna
Stibsuss i 9leaiant Springs, Sane
Co., 8is. San bar ben 9lolte al De
bsrpmte etipsnss.S rsore, al hpllss M
fun Spu. 8. q. SObuipn / Naoiipn er
tlips. 6alppr Stipsnes bar Ell meset
slItst % aibolot Mtano ! i'm areos.
Som rimeltst bar - Ell Dtano meo
acoe auuoitabcr % en- al De Glore
Settlere - blep han Of 3Otunets nprs
Re S%uebpssere let pp til Iom Ell ga.
triarf. Sun bar 9oiunets Chairman |
aareois ps baupe pite mango 5lalos'
bpsrp. So bet ian iises III bans sGre,
at ban bar altio t~rUiait % uoiprte fine
Gmbeosplieter meo lior Samulttl9s
bsos iulobeo. Sreo meo bans Stpu!
-"gmerlta".
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
ar,,,, bons 10 br,sIercb. 2sper til

FRAT. hans to bresiercb. aspsr til
Sorben. lib. al fig i'!t az Hd'ef''
oper at babe miitst fine tro Snr, 'fpse'
be Rsperen los pad Shicersrns. Slail
Itiso be IRE nep. men iaa lntteoss DEL
ben fsmte at ramms Susiuf Oposll9 !
Sopebet. Msn man tantts zig Den
frantic Officers Soerruitelis, oa ban
peo nermere unbsris9elie opoa9sos, al
ben brabte Rsper par en- me9el
oob gstjsnot at BAN fra Sptletlubbsr'
/ Yaris.
Saalebes enoer 9iitorien ON Gr>
tsnrsperens og bans t~rofa'te Ssoers
9eb. Der iiass, at bans gdrellaf'o,
ben frantic Officer, LOB Susluts zig
bearape iammsn meo fine lire falpns
2anbsm9no / en- fGass Srap.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Barrier hos 3pr.

Zen, icm nGrmere slper Ist pao
pore tilipnelaoenoe uioruuitiss Wieobe.
bpers at Sprotlopeu. iaar uite Snb'
trpftet al, at mango al benz ,taar | 5urs
binoelie meo en- overianielis gerben,
ON man fan uoirpfte Jig iaa. Zen
Spmpatbi, ipm i%prsner mango Susppr
mco osres Serre, frembriu9er oIte iGis
ipmms 9ilfnIoe at Gelspatbi.
On grposr al 2Gssn Seroias Spos
letus reilie pite ira Som til Sppletp
90 lpo fin Suuo blius biemme i Tum.
eaalanse Sunoens Serre bar bortr,
fab ben bebrspet i eli arcs os uiloe life
ipiie uoset. men tort Tor oeus Serres
SiemfOmlt b~espnote ben after iat faa
9pit paa Mno os sao iaa ueb Splen
tiItlenoe, at ben plioe no.
Sit ben jim Billie / bette, ~Itpnote ben
zig MOB fin Serre % msote BAN Of e
Ilere Timers Reiie ira Sven.
Marimilinn 8erlep iortnler ON Ell
!9uub, ION tiIbprts en- Slasier Hsi6 i
Sbsrliua / unteriraufeu, at ben peo
Iun9trutne SpI lasoe i'm Surs Tor 0a-
gen netop paa bet g~iospuntt, oa eens
!Serre / lang Giitauo oerira iatte 2ipet
til ueb at Iiprte ueo i en- alsIt.
St msset interssiant 3Iieloe al
garlel bps Gnr iortaaer 2iftenbera.
Gn aanoibat fausecc os ppisbte en-
meset fog Sorttruit % Itj9nleoe Den
oerpaa I'll i'm SsIter, en- 9reiteirue,
iom bueee ire 9imers Bel ira bans
Sjem. San pits &auoioaten ienert
nsteoe at beige line Slrstniuse, piitt
bisie bet aaereoe paa 5or9aanb; til
Here Elmer isr bans IntpmIt tBrtt
5ruiten pp at ipuse, iO'r Tom taienOt
omtrins 8uret o9 blep iprit rClia
naar oens iurrise Serre iraaote ins
@Rreiiet.
Roget Iisuenoe lortrQer Sultan,
asrner i "Nta9ifon~.
On 8pnos / @raubiRoen oreu oaa,
Zig line sjgr III en- / 9arpeosn al Sis
iet Iisseuoe slrit Tor at uanoe benz
Gn Yiorsen pitoe 9preae uieer niger
GmitRnoi9beoer sla ueo i alpiten ot
maatte briuss tilbuse til 5isie.. Mrpp,
bar Be after bunbne i fine Saaie, 10,
en- Sapiue meo gOroenbrus Itprteoe net
Slefteu.
4aa 2anoet iogttnoer man uite, q
9reaiurerne ON 9tatteu err meaet lru.
Iise. trRuser iis tat iub til b"ueranor I
% itj9lper uoen pnaplielig glariaa
8erlep autaser, at 9preue peo lao,
oanne Gnlebninser itremmes al nuaet
Der iuarer iii. bpao man hus Meune.
itcn: faloer BARREL.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Diitinftionerne.

gnoana Stpltheos 7gmen bar
Spiitet mig / Gre;
"Ru or na Ell ipore adr
ga fan Maatiproe lore.
2tue Suprer CTR Dig 8et
TtI at commanders.
@Iemmer fun en- "gPsuis~ bet
Siraf ou ham oittere."-
MeH reg lrrte aarite mart,
Sa1oaut Raao par iloe.
Slang % Suorer bar ben grt,
Set be Gn ipruiioe.-
Scn, lom fpnmannerer beoIt,
Carte ferii at lpoe,
Ga ben Wono, ipm brauter meIt,
aau ei 5pltuing brnoe.
Ger ies apinoe sler Nauo
Stpli al 3iltiuitiouer,
Seller tiot Je9 SIertcbrano,
Sampfag iiuuoom toner.
5hi iea peo iaa pel, iaa pel,
Stoltbeos 2Gmon hpiiter
Snb | Eret iaacan Siel
ga ON Mnstipros imiitcr.
So, ON No9tiprog, Rans % Stnro
3iot ben oumme taller,
Mens ben ianoe, tore Wano
sun al TIigt beialer.
Zen, iom tpmmauoerer bebit,
Carte iprit al lpbe,
Ga ben Nidno, ipm brauter met.
ran CT 5pItuiu9 brDoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Viking Bread

llnoer benne SeuGunelle bar U
bespnot at lape soot SlaOotvg
%iabritmGsiigt. 5or lettere al I w.,
ne ~fOrienoes og baanoteres, e w.,
Oct lapet / imaa iirfantepe Stp!' y,
al pasienoe 5pftelie. On tie ia u,
| uOieenoe iaa bog | apa!ltel 9 ~,
Oct maale Jig meo bet beoltf. ~ .,
laues al beblte Sort Wlel. SgsS
blu Grocery gambler eltet ".
Stan faces sjennem @DO'Flu"
Sanbelen.
5OrlpsV Bread -Culy.
ranteres at pere nRrenbe o9 ll'"V"
VIKING BREAD fACIORh
Story City, wv"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Gantas Stis G%pGsmarfto.
at. xputs 3pGemarreo
Aisccniin Ipbafsmarfec.

Edgerton, lite Feb. - Allie nsdvendlge BetingsS'
er tilstede for en- liyllg Tobaksomsstnin psa nf''l
hyereneste Markedsplads staten. DE tobsASa'H--
Dlstrlkter gjennem ssges lyrigt al opkjsbere' ogo''.
gamnol OF ny Tobak af godt Stag afhandes iSA' :,
I'll betydelig bedre Priser, end der betaItes Az -"
Maaneder siden. smart VII der kun vafe ehAe'
spredte Part tier tilbage paa fsrste Hand
Fra denne station er sidste Uge aisena' "V|
Ladninger eller 1870 KAISER. Fra New YORK II ~'
tidig afskibet $50 KAISER Cigartobak.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Observation-Disclosures

6eI9enoe mGrtelI9e Satuiuoer iort.
tomuer ! en- Speriattelle af en- iroul,
Homnu:
Senoes Suano bar tulo ion, Ell
Changes.
@reo'nren fob netup i 9earsb met
at iuarc, oa 3sren ~oabnebes 10 tut.
teoe benoes Wunb.
SeO bette spn bleo Hsssrens g(u.
ist blest ium 9sben.
Wtauoen par tleot i en- 1~lslsioft,
% Sentlaoer al iumme Jarpe.
'oa. bal" ruabte ban pna gortu.
sInif.
"'aNs' lsbtr Serstn ruubt for n, ior.
''Ist Soften, % Bog beituor s.r Yam ~.
~ltIiysps Sinh. u
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

bdn baobs iunsie ben, ia ban -:
'gloris er leg uoen uaaoe." Ser To'
bias ia, ban iunoe tie beut bet betre;
ipr baa bar ban ptsit 10 paut, iom ban
iunoe bli - ban utpenoes % innpenoes.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Srs. Imucam l. Mait

SnlolGger, Ian tr9neeH
6pllntair, Mtinn., 17oe % 1909 6eo.
&pfoii, Wiinn., 19oe ug 20oe 6ep',
NapNelO, Wtinu,, 22be % 23oe SEQ
yplc, Mtinn., 24oe pg 25oe 6eb.
Stefoartuille, Ytiun., 26oe og 2loe Mep.,
Spring &allep, Mtiun,, lite I'll zoe I'a1's ~,
5euoer trpffcs noen Smertc. A!i y
belize Qaranteres. o2'<VI-
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

Ten npe SpmaltIHe "SlspeHRea," Jon lea
fJGb.e I CONNER, arbeioer uomRrfet opot /
ole Stnieenoer. aiin aone or peliorngiei
me1 ben % Tan dnbeiole ben Ill gntper, icm
pnfser en- COB Doifins. Zen arbeioer babe
LET o. aoet 3 prcgt 80 Gents. 2. u.
Rafs. @afAinefcH %rairie, Jsna
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-02-17
Cedar Grove Items.

We think the la grippe has about left
this section.
Our farmers are hauling. fertilizers home
and fixing to begin work.
Our young 'eople had a singing at Mr..
J. II. Hancock s last Sunday evening.
1t seems that our young people delight
in parties, as they have one every week.
There was very good attendance at
Church Sunday. Some of our people
will have to get up earlier if they get to
preaching in time. We have preaching
on Saturday at about II o'clock, and Sun
day at II o'clock.
On next Sunday, at II o'clock, Mr.. O..
J. Copeland will preach his first sermon.
May he have great success in the Lord.
May the Holy Spirit aid him in the work
for the Master.
The Mission Society will celebrate it's
first anniversary on next Sunday evening,
beginning at half-past clock.
Messrs. NJ. E. Ellison and Allen Mahaf-
fey are attending Court as petit jurors
this week.
There were number of visitors at
Church Sunday, among whom we no.
ticed the following: Messrs. Nelson and
Tarrant, of Piedmont, Miss Ella Mahaf-
fey, of Williamson, Misses Alene and
Dora Davis, Mrs. A. L. Copeland. Of
Broadmoutb, and Messrs. Smith, Whit
and Gambrell, of Big Creek.
We have q tlourishing school under the
control of Mr.. Russell, of Williamston.
DITTO,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-02-17
Township Commissioners.

The following named persons have been
appointed Township Commissioners for
the different townships in this County:
Anderson-G. w. FAINT, P. X. Norris
and ]. d. Maxwell.
Belton-J. J. Vaughn, Doc Green and
]. j. Copeland.
Brushy Creek-H. F. Cely. ]. r, Trip
and Samuel Sitton.
Broadway-H. P. Mcdaniel, 3. P. Gen
try and W. G. Campbell
Corner-E. H. Simpson, J. W. Bowie
and ]. N. McAlister
Centreville-J. N. Hillhouse, 8. j. Wat
son and J. A. Eskew.
Fork.-J. l.. O. Merit, 4. M. Cole and r.
8. FAINT.
Garvin-B. T. Martin, A. N. Richard
son and Fred Garvin.
Honea PATH. NJ. Hanks, Warren
Fleming and Price Gambrell.
Hopewell-W. j. Vandiver, II. II. Gray
and P. II Brown.
Hall--W. P. Bell, E. Hall and s. w.
Watt.
Martini. T. Ashley, ]. J. Robinson
up Psndleton@W. md let u W D. Garrison, sam'l
McCrary and W. S. Young.
Rock Mills-E. NJ. Gary. J. r. Tilly and
R. P. Black.
Savannah-N. G. Burriss, j. ]. Smith
and j. G. Winter.
Varennes-J. H. Jones P. l.. Tate and
E. +. Reed.
Willismston-J. F. Clardy, j. B. Hogg
and E. ". Elrod.
The above named Commissioners can
get their commissions by calling on CLERK
Of Court J. G. Watkins.
Phe above named Commissioners will
please meet before next Saturday, the 2Oth
inst. and elect the chairman of the respec
tive Township Boards, or at Anderson G.
a. on said day.
The new County Board of Commission
ers will meet on said day at 10 o'clock g.
m. for the purpose of organizing and
transacting other business.
w. P. SNELGRovE,
County Supervisor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-02-17
What Will lie do Next!

Thomas A. Edison, says New York
correspondent, is soon to startle the world
with another wonderful discovery. Not
content with giving to mortsls the incan-
descent lamp, the graphophone, the kinet-
scope and the microscope, he now pro-
poses to make the human body transpar-
ent. In word, it will be possible one OF
these DAYS literally to "see through a
man." Heretofore post-mortem eXami-
nation has been necessary III order to un
derstand the mysterious makeup of
some people. 1t Mr.. Edison's eXpecta-
tions are realized. however, the same re-
suit can be obtained by an ante.mortem
diagnosis, and the secrets of the human
ssprison house" disclosed before breath
leaves the body. TO be brief, the wizard
has lust discovered new chemical COM
mon in his laboratory at Llewellyn park
that promises to revolutionize surgery
and even the broader domain Of science.
Indeed, to state the exact facts, Mr.. Edi-
son has succeeded in manufacturing q
number of crystals which offer greater
possibilities in connection with the tluc.
roscope. Several Of them in particular
hold out The hope that physicians may
sooner or later see the exact position and
condition of the internal organs of their
natientS
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Holland S Store.

A fair congregation assem- bled at Shiloh
last Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Mr.
Wright, preached good sermon from
Matt. -, 3G-37, from which he drew the
line between mere professor and genu-
inc Christian, showing the 'hypocrit," !"
that he too would have to stand before the
bar of Justice and give an account of his
mesnnese. He also showed that it is
scriptural and right to judge the sincerity
of person's heart by their walk and con-
versation. Our Saviour plainly says by
their fruits you may know them. A tree
is known by it's fruits, etc. The person
that backs his profession by works is the
one that will stand the test when that
awful day shall come.
Among the visitors at Shiloh Sunday
we noticed Mr. E. j. McGee and wife, OF
Starr, Misses Jessie and Minnie Webb,
two charming young ladies of Hopewell,
Mr.. Peek. Of Hart County, Ga, and Mr.,
Frank McLess, of Anderson.
The grippe has somewhat subsided, but
it has left some of us in dilapidated con-
dition. In some cases it has terminated in
case has resulted fatally, though it has
been quite tight pull with several. Our
clever DR.. Witherspoon has been kept
quite busy.
Our farmers have progressed very slowly
with farm work so far, owing to the un-
settled condition of the weather, though a
considerable amount Of guano has been
hauled, cleaning up, ETC., done, but not
much plowing. Oats are being sown.
Those that were planted in the fall have
been somewhat thinned out, but We don't
think are materially damaged.
The 14th of February has passed, but we
don't think there has been much garden
ing done. We rather believe we will have
more cold weather yet
During the late rains the Savannah was
quite high, and for one or m ore days cross
ing was dangerous. The smaller streams
were also much swollen.
Oar school at Shiloh is presided over by
Miss Annie Dean. Her school recently
run up to over fifty sch GLARS, but whoop-
ing cough has lately caused falling off in
mum bers. Miss Annie is a painstaking
and efficient teacher, and we think gives
universal satisfaction. BURKE.
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Condensed Testimony.

Chas B. Hood, Broker and Manufactu-
rers' Agent. Columbia, Ohio, certities that
DR.. Kings New Discovery has no equal as
Cough remedy. ]. D. Brown. Prop. OF
St. James Hotel, Fl. Wayne, Ind, testifies
that he was cured of Cough Of two years
standing. caused by La Grippe, By Dr..
Kings New Discovery. 8. F. Merrill.
Baldwinsville, Mass says that he has used
and recommended it and never knew it to
fail and would rather have it than any doc
tor, because it always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming, 222 e. 25th St., Chicago, always
keeps it at hand and has no fear Of Group,
because it instantly relieves. Free Trial
Bottles at Hill-Orr Drug Co.
Did You Ever.
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relief. This medicine has been found to
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of all Female Complaints, exerting q won
derful direct influence in giving strength
and tone 70 the organs. If you have Loss
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ing SPELLS, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Ex-
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Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the medi'
cine you need. Health and Strength are
guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only
fifty cents at Hill-Orr Drug Co.
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In O Potato Pit.

NORTH BRANCH, MINI, Feb. l0.-On
lonely farm near here Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bonniman and two grown sons met
instant death to-day in peculiar and
dreadful manner. 1t is the custom among
the farmers in that vicinity to store their
largo potato crops in pits in the ground.
The Bonnimans are well-to-do farmers
and their pit was unusually large and
elaborate Tuesday Mr.. Bonniman built
fire in the pit as he feared the frost
would penetrate and this morning he
went, with his oldest son, to straighten
up the place. Together they lifted the
heavy trap door and the father, stall
wart man of so years, let himself down
into the pit. In an instant, to the horror
of the young man, he dropped dead or at
least unconscious. The son gave shrek
of terror and went to the rescue of his
father. He, too, became corpse, but his
screams had brought his brother. a boy
of Is, from the barn, and moment later
the mother came running from the house
followed by her youngest son, lad of II
years. The second son arrived first and
dropped into the death-trap, thinking to
help his father and brother, but the fire.
damp killed him in twinkling. When
the mother arrived she, too, jumped into
the pit. She was Immediately overpow-
cred, but had strength enough left to tell
her remaining son not to come into the
cellar
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Jumped in the River.

NASHVILLE, Feb. "a sensational
suicide occurred here last night, but was
not discovered until early in the morn,
ing. Miss Maggie Cromer, a beautiful
and prominent young lady, % years OF
age, leaped from the bridge into the Cum
berland river. No one witnessed the
suicide, but she was seen on the bridge
by several persons about IL o'clock and a
shawl and umbrella we're afterwards
found at the place where she was last
seen. She had been in bad health for
about two months but retired last night
in good spirits. Upon awakening this
morning the family found her missing,
and a note was pinned to the bed, say
ing that her health had broken down and
that she was going to commit suicide:
The body has not been recovered yet, but
q number of men are dragging tho river
at the place she was supposed tc' have
Jumped from.