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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
CHAPTER I.-CoNr1NUEp.

Squire Hill entered the house, and
s1ith his wife and daughter was seated
at the supper table when Clarence came
i'll. His hunting suit presented a very
disorderly appearance, and his slouched
hat was more slouched THAN usual.
where in heavens name have you
been, son?'' asked his mother.
AT the bottom of Orion creek, moth
er, where old Uncle lobe lies uow-but
will change my clothes and tell you all
about it,
''Uncle Jobe in the bottom of Orion
creek!" exclaimed Mrs. Hill and Clara.
''Poor soul,'' and tears came to their
eyes.
'I'll never fish in Orion creek again."
fish from the hook; poor faithful Uncle
Jobe.'' g.
Clarence was soon seated at the table.
How did it happen, son?'''
swell, we took a bateatl from the
naill, and L fished along up the creek.
Uncle Jobe was sitting in The stern pad
dling-we kept moving further and fur
Their up, and l had some fine fish in the
bottom of the boat, and was just think
ing of turning back for home, when, as
just ahead of Inc lying on the bank an
alligator larger one I have never
seen in the creek-and I was surprised
to see him there in February, but hav-
ing had no cold weather this winter,
guess they've stayed out of their holes;
/ raised my gun instanter and fired
the gator slumped off into the creek,
and raised under the bow of the bateau,
giving his powerful tail a swing. that
splintered it's side and overturned it.
Il heard one yell from Uncle Jobe
as we both fell into the creek; it is very
deep just there, with a mud bottom; but
gun in hand L managed to paddle to the
hank, get hold of cypress root, and
pull myself out. I dropped my gun,
and turned back to attempt to save
Uncle ,Jobe. The cypress are very dense
there, their limbs overhanging and
meeting from the opposite banks of
the stream. and they hanging festooned
with moss; 1 could scarcely see across
ff2e stream. called aloud several
times
lobe! Jobe!' but there was no an
swer; | could neither hear nor see any
sign of him, nor could I see anything
oP the bateau; I stood there waiting
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little longer than was necessary. She
withdrew it, and there was something
like flush on her FACET was flush of
Indignation.
Herbert Lathrop took it for a flush
of confusion, and thought to himself
as he saw the rich blood mount to
Clara's face: 81 have but to ask her
hand, and it is mine"
He little knew Clara Hill.
She knew him intuitively for what
he was.
Clara turned and gave her hand to
Mr.. Lloyd, after which the two girls
disappeared into the house, and Squire
Hill and Mr.. Lloyd started for ramble
over the grounds, leaving the young
men to kill time as best suited them
selves, until dinner.
They lighted their cigars, and
strolled over to the stables to inspect
the horses.
As they were passing down space
between two rows of stalls. Herbert,
pointing to magnificent bay, eX-
claimed: What beauty"
MY fathers saddle horse said Clar-
ence.
''And that bIack?'
''That one is my hunter, and the
chestnut Toms, when hes at home;
the pied pony there is Clara's; amt he q
teauty?''
Yes, he has beauty; but the beauty
of his mistress is beyond compare"
''Why, Herbert, do you think Clara
beautiful"
Indeed L do. have long thought so;
7 love your sister, Clarence. Do you
think that I could win her?'
II can't tell. Herbert, you can surely
try; you have known her long enough.
AS for me, intend to know my fate be-
fore YOU go back to town. I shaiLmus-
ter up courage and ask Fannie to be
my WIFE
Il don't think, Clarence, that she win
| say nay"
While Clarence and Herbert were eN-
changing condolences Squire Hill and
Banker Lloyd were seated on a lumber
pile over at the sawmill.
tsYou should be a very happy man.
squire said Lloyd, with the finest
plantation in the state, hundred ne
groes, a charming wife, two manly sons
and a lovely daughter
''Why so 1 am, John, so am-and so
| would you be, with all your wealth,
1dQ you out q DfiOe TO nt>lp enjoy H.
You should marry again, john
$50 I would, squire, but who SHAH be
| the bride-that is the question? am but
| forty-eight, still rather old to be at
tfactive to a lady young in years, and TO
| marry some old maid or widow that
would pester,my life out of me, and sour
| tue disposition of my happy child. is
rot to be thought of. Now. if 1 could
| find one who would be comfort TO me,
and a companion to my daughter, and
| would we'd a man of my years, not alone
| Cor wealth, I would gladly make her my
wife. / know of but one, squire, and L
! fear that no love for me could find its
way into her heart; indeed. she may
/ have given her heart elsewhere-Ik know
! of one who seeks her for wife,
do know the lady. John?''
81 judge you do, squire, as it is your
daughter Clara"
! MY Clara! Is it possible, John;
would you seek my Clara for your
bride?"
with your approval only, squire, and
| e her heart be free"
'sHer heart is free, John, free as the
sir of heaven-and ass for my approval
| who would as soon see welded TO my
| daughter as the friend of my youth,
sterling John Lloyd?
81 wish you we'll, John, on my soul
do, but sound her not yet. When you re-
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wringing wet for some time, and then
concluded that Uncle Jobe had found
a watery> grave-and through the Cy-
prus swamp, stumbling over knees and
fallen trees, for three miles, I struggled
to reach home-minus fish, minus fish
ing tackle, minus poor old Uncle lobe.
When got home my clothes were dry"
Poor Dinah,'' said his mother; have
you told her?"
"Yes, I went there first of all. and
when / told her, she said: I tell dat
boy fer de pas forty years: Look
out, Brer' Jobe. gator git you.T an
now gator dun got him, suah nuff.'
:. 1 will take men and go drag for his
body in. the morning. I said.
No gase. chile, no use. Gators dun
got pore Brer' Jobe now y
'.Peor old Jobe," said Mrs. Hill. "Aft-
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sumner Vacations.

Interesting illustrated booklets pertain
ing to Massachusetts, Seashore, Ocean, Island
and Inland Resorts, are issued by the pas
sepger department of the Fall River Line,
The famous route between New York and
Boston, Newport, Cape Cod, Aiartha's Vine
yard, Nantucket, Bar Harbor, the White
Mountains, etc, etc, etc List of the book
lets will be mailed upon receipt of one
cent stamp. Address o. n. Taylor, GenI
Pass'r Agent. Fall River Line, New York.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
Ere the Farewe1I 4. spoken

On the deck of the steamer, OF on board the
train that is to bear you away from those
dear to you, You will, if you are wise, have
safely slowed away in your luggage suth-
Gent supply of that safeguard against III
ress-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Com
inercial travellers, tourists and pioneer emf
grants concur In testifying to the fortifying
and saving properties of the great tonic.
Use for constipation, biliousness, maiarial
and kidney complaints AND. nervousness.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

The redbird sings, and the sunshine filings
its gold through nv window-pane. And
sweet perfume steals into my room. from
tbe roses II, the lame The skies are
clear: in the schooi-yard near. the children
romp in glee; the earth IS bright IN the glad
sunlight. but what is It ali to mes
For, across the way, there is din to-day,
that fortunes my weary brain; the maiden
fair. with auburn hair, is at the piano again.
II Ia 10
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
Her suggestion.

eyes" said Mr.. Snicksnackle, 81 do not
ike my name at ali. They say that either
the legislature or the district court will
change 1t for me- Which would you apply
to If YOU were in my predicamentsh
Well" said she, thoughtfully, "a minis
ter would do for me.
And three hours later it struck him that
perhaps there was mild hint in what she
had Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
EncOuraglng.

Citrate (vvho wishes TO encourage local
industry Adams, how are you
getting on with my watch?
Adams-Why. it be nigh finished now
EUR. an e do zeem TO go mortal we'll.
but dang me If there hain't weel as
I can't find a place for sommowi-
Punch
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
Halls Catarrh Cure
zen internally. Price 75c.

'.That was sensational prayer DIR. Gumms
delivered the other Sunday | wonder if
he expected it to he answered. Certain
". And it was, too. Why, nearly every
paper in the country replied to it.''-BrOok-
lyn Life
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
He Wondered.

Little Clarence latter three minutes of
silencel-Pai
Mr.. Callipers (wearilyl--Uh?
PA, when you eat doughnut do you eat
the hole too, or do you eat all around 1t and
leave the hole?''-N. Y. Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
Good rs New.

Jack Dashing-Why, there is not new
face here tonight.
Penelope-Oh, yes, there is, Miss Made
ups face has Just been reenameled.-Up-to-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
Partly Identified.

ToTnmy-Paw. who was it said that
an Irishnan never died until there is
an angel needed in Heaven?
Mr.. FigEI don't know his name
All that know is that he was an Irish
n1an--Indianapoli Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

His Banker.-"Tha boy of mine has an
inordinate craving for money Takes
after his father2' Yes, he always does
when the craving comes on.''-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

Il took tramp in the woods yesterday"
said Miss Frocks to the new arrival at Deer
Park. Did you? Oh, well, L suppose that
men are so scarce that even a tramp is bet
ter than nothing Life.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

She-'fDid you run across any of your
friends in town to day. He No; ]
wasn't in town on my wheel. '-Yonkers
Statesman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

People who say they cannot write !
plain hand because they are so nervous, tall
as if they expected to be believed.-Wash
ington Democrat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

Whenever a mans business begins t
drop off, others say it is judgment 70
crooked dealing Washington Democrat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

We have not been without Piso's Cure for
Consumption for 20 years.-Lizzie Ferrel,
Camp ST., Harrisburg, Pa, May 4, "a.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24
..Stnr Tobacco.v

As you chew tobacco for pleasure, use
Star. 1t is not only the best, but the most
lasting, and therefore the cheapest.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

Cows were once used for money
'sWell. l don't believe people had muci
money in their pockets In those days
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

The common measure of road dis
lance in France is the kilometer, or
1 900 meters, a little over three-quarters
Of mile.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-06-24

Me by talked win ale wor two wakes
old That's nothing. The Bible says job
cursed the day he was born"
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4 miraeuious Draft of Fishes.

The dwellegs on the banks of the Neckar, near inc good old German town of HeiIbronn, had an experience tha other day which must have reminded them of the miraculous draft of fishes 4 few days ago. toward evening, the worthy Eeifbrenuers perceived that the Neokar was toward both its banks one moving mass of all sorts and con- ditions of fish, throngiug landward in seeming anxiety to be caught Nor was this tacit appeal at all disregarded, for every man, woman and child of the vicinity ran out with pots and pans with spades and rakes, and pails and baskets fa help himself or herself to a share of fish. The explanation of the miracle, which perehance might prove a hint to fisher folk. was that the river had become so muddy after recent heavy rains that tho fish found it difficult Co breathe in the thick water and had approached fhe banks for more air. - Westminster Gazette.
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Clean shirts Ea Germany.

Iha Berlin BGersea= Courier tells about German 3 Invention of q paper shiIt front which is intended e0 ap. peal to tiIa large numher ef continental Germans who vear dic1ies The shirt front has B paper collar polish and Is in seven layers Aa each layer is torn ofF 1t reveals another white, glistening front. Inns from one paper dirky the wearer may evolve q clean panef shirt front for every day ii 5Ils week. The d49ess7 d9l E made 10 button to any kind uf shirt. It costs but 30 pfennig. or abgur 2 eentss consequently the expense of a clean front is bnt cant 2 day h view of the prevalence Of the dieky habit in Germany the inventor has taken steps eo manufacture hls compound shirr fronts iu large quantities
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NOT USED T0 HCTEL WAYS.
A Young Woman After Registering Civ
 lhe Clerks J stsrslrls..

Young Woman After Registering Gives
 the Clerks surprise.
 She drifted into aH uptown hotel bT way Of the women s entrance She yas plainly but neatly clad and did noi look like girl who was used 10 the system in operation at . pig hotel. Shs had a bright pretty faca and looked fresh and charming. The two clerks 0H duty eyed Der curi0usly and exchanged comments aboHt the girI. She hesiFated moment when she reached the office, but after some little display If eIabar- rassnent walked up 10 the desk aud picked up 2 pen iH difadeHt manner. The clerk wheeled the book around SC that the place for signatures was in the proper position and 7gaifed. She ehewed nervously 1t the end of the pen,thea dipped 1t slowly IIi itlf5 Ink, and with | great fs4.9s'al of pains wrote.
 Miss Mary McClosl.y, S12 West Einety-third street.
 Then sine eyed her effort appravingly and carefully laid the pen down. Tha clerk, who had been watching the oper- ation with a good deal of curiosity said
 Room, miss.
 A flush mantled her face, but sha said sweetl7 Yes, if you please. Z
 Would you like q room with 9 oaths'' asked the clerk in a puzzled tone Again she seemed embarrassed and hesl. tated, hut finally said in q low tone
 Yes, If you please. That would ba very nice and I would thank you very much
 How much do you care to pay for . rooms' said the clerk as his eye swept the rack
 tsPay2a she said in sheer surprise. Pay Why. I didn't expect 10 pay any thing. got Il job here today as 3 cham bermaid and { have 5uste come down. - New York Tribune.
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Those wbo desire a good meai or lunch would do well to eail at the Elk Restaurant. which is conducted by that well known caterer Nr. Cartwright. He las q good cook. meals are elegantly served on clean linen and crockery ware. He buys his meats from Holmes. the butcher. which is T guarantee that 1t IS the hest, and the coffee served can not be excelIed in quality oF flavor. His terms are very reasonable.
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SHE WAS WRCNcz.
Tae Original Poem yasa.t By aowusr Az
 AEl bu1 5g spraa One EIse

Tic Original p9erH w4snt Bv Gowpsr 4z
 A1 8ut 5g spne One EIse
 There is woman literary club aa the south side whioh k having shs hardasf imaginable lime 10 keep eoseth- er Unlike ocsF sinsisaf organizations. t F Bef frs1 ysaBt sf m9uev tnar this assae tarlUn ef fair students ig constant. F threatened Rish disbandmenf ] spIraf af dlgeaBteut and rivalry stalks through tlle meetings
 Iha sri sinal narnsse of The club was q taarcugh criticism of the works of Hcmer, Dante, Shakespeare, Milton spelser aga sir Edwin Arnold Bur. although tilis laudabIe intention Tas adhered 10 fCF several months. after awhile some Of EEem got 10 writing esz says and 8rller papers % he Eead befoTg the sceierv The bsak trade may not have noticed it, but at tlIat time theTg vas T considerable run oa eoucordanees gigssar1es- books ef sgnonTHs and liter ars dictionaries Ever since then things have gone from sad % worse. t seems Impossible t0 maintain harmony
 flle vice president # the oHaanlza. tion. q charming young lady, whether considered mentally or from her nhoto- graph. recently wrote Fafher extend. ed ueen in ? ve1v lofty strain she read 1t 70 the eluh Amid flIa general ap nlause which followed there came from several remGte corners of tha room something ike murmuTa. 4 couple of her aaditers were 4e.trd % say that she had never written anything ike that before; tlfat they didn't beliege my one iu the club was caE4ale of if. that ia faet several pazsaces sounded strangely familiar
 Finally one member with glasses and ! very penetrating expression. address. ing the author Of the Baa4a, said.
 Didn't you get some Uf that from G9wpers I'm sufe Y8H diaz2
 l did HoThing Of che ziad, retorted the rico president flushing at che ac. eusatien.
 Oh but I remember almost fbe ex- act lines persisted her aecuseE
 How dare voa sav go returned the poet Hetiy
 But ye' 'li get fHe baek ana Look z persisted the ether
 You re mean, mean thing. said Che vice president. bursting into tears didn t get this from C0wper at all And now that vou.r so smart I'll not tel yoa where aid get It s-ehieaee Tribana.
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 Aefds and the Teeth.

Itisa dentists worl that acids aro quite as injurious as sweets to the teeth, unless their traces are promptly remov- ed. Oranges or apples eaten at night need the brush as certainly as do candy and other sweets If persons would bs careful, too. what is taken before 3 teeth filing appointment, those with sensitive teeth will find some mitiga- ton to their suffering. Aclds that set the teeth on edge are particularly to be avoided
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Iusnnorfuus Smelling.

The HoaFa ere afouagg q temple or q palace, and 0'Shaagmessy stopped before q mirror and stood eEitlihg his mustach ha aitd aaAlring himself, thepgh the bullets Were whis1Iing round him.
 Bedad, SlI4ugh, ha said to him self. with grln, yb re 2 fine tiease 0f a nlasi.
 Crash came bit of lead whiefs starred the said ngrrer into T thoasaHi cracks, quite abliteEaring ahaueh : features,
 Bpdad, said he eeolly. ve vc He'd feine view that [ had af mc self. "-Lenden Mail
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KASTOR & BLUTHENTH
Asslgnee's 5 Safe.

Notice is hereby given that. by yiE order If the Chancery Court of x county, Arkansas. the undersignea' sigaee. will. on the t1fh daY of seE 1897. between the hours for judicial the store house. No 303 West Second in the city of Pine Ruff, offer Iof public auction to che highest bidder s Britain stock of dry goods. nQfl9s Terms of sale. ten per cent cash, anu. maInder in two equal installmenlslss 2 and ninety days respectively tof Na. fcared payments the purchaser Bal quired Gu give notes with appr9FA 4 security.
 Inventory may be seen dr office 9l | lev, Roberts < G0., and ] Will De gnu all reasonable opportunities % hlssf stock ". 4. TANK EAeL 11 ha Pine Biuf. Ark. August 3l, isat
 s-.I-d-l0t
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Ny boy came home from school one day with kis hand badly laeer- ated and bleeding. and suffering great pain, says Mr E. ]. Sehail, with Meyer Bros Drug Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. T dressed tie wound, -..< zs {, sxfzI TfsFi fasas.Iafyts9 Pain Balm freely. Ali pain ceased, asst. n q refnarKaDiy ritt,it z. s...-ss-. 2. 2 # liaaled without leaving scar. For wounds. eprnins. swellIngs and r.seumatisna I know 0f no medicine s,r prescription equal to it. 1 con- slider it household necessity The z5 and go cent sizes for sale by N. E.. DeWo0dy X O.. Druggists.
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For the occasion of ArsaasH at the Tennessee Exposition vile, Tenn. September ls, Z ton Belt Route will sell ticAf7 Pine Bluff to Nashville and rl S10.00. Tickets on sale Fl Return limit Sept T. ls'A.
 Fl. BfingHla8
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Beea Brains.

The brain of inc honeybee has TO- gently been studied by Dr Kenyon of Clark university more thoroughly, 1t is said. than ever before It is thought that the source of bee's power to adapt itself intelligently 10 its sur Foundings has been discovered in certain peculiar objects in it's brain called the
 mushroom bodies
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Rice is the most important of all Japauese crops. The cultivation takes ID more thaa half of the country E total surface of arabic land.
 The Canary islands have 3 peculiar plant known as the fountain tree. which contains receptacIes for the collection of rain. Several gallons af water are often Gound in one of thsss natural pitchers
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Mr. E. W. Lyons. who has been in thls city for several days has had the honor of being the sheriff Of Arcadia parish, Louisiana. for thir- teen successive years.
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The german given at the Bluff tity G.sisIsss Gf.sisIs ssssssil last night. while not largely attended. was a most enjoy able affair. Many new and beanti- fnl figures v ere introduced by the german leaders. It was q late hour before Home. Sweet Home" sonnd- cd and the dancers dispersed.
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Annuncfaelon Academy.

Glasses will be resumed the 3sf Monday in September. F is imp0r- tant that the pupils should be there on the first. special attention given t0 music and art. dtf
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A. J. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand n argeassortaent0 0f the finest na best candies to be found on tue 4rkef du
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It K announced on good authority that Hon. Chas. C. Reid, Jr Of Rus seilvIle. the prosecuting attorney of the F!ffh Judicial district, will be q candidate for Attmney General af fhe state.
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h ten years SI, GOO. 900 has been paid out by the casualty fund of the British Benevolent institution 10 injured rail way men and their families
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IF You WIsu to ngggfri1v vogr blood yon should ta.ag1se 2 medicine which cnres 55afood diseases. No other Eiiiediclne has such a record of cures as Hoods Sarsaparill8.
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The Grand Jsfs af Liaf8in g9uut at Star eitg has returned q frFia hill agaInst N Muse, for murder in the 6rst degree for killing Dr Beard ar Yorktown about fpur weeks autl
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The ]. B. Speers Co. on yesterday received q large and handsome deiiv- cry wagon, mode specially for their nse by the ONensboro (Ky4 Wagon Co. It is a beauty.
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It's esFveueiv gratifying to all lorers If sport fa aatsee rnaf dHes States 9porssmpnf s Association ms rasen steps ro fare the game Ias af ttle Seaee strictly anf8Fepds The President aT ssthe Association. Mr J F. Lloyd of tais city has offered reward of s5 for the arrest and eon- gicfiun of any person 7Ialatine tbe game iu8s af tiie state This x a move #H tHe right direction.
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Good Argument.

Yabsley-Mudge, what makes you laugh at your own storles2
 Mudge-WhY shouldn't I? If they were noe worth laughing at, l would not tell them. Indianapolis Journal.
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Mir. Alvin Levy. a yonng gentle man with many friends. and who Ia IniI Of energy and push, has accept etl n position with the grocery es- fabllshrnent of Joe .. Meyer.
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Reports from the hills and uplanda say that the crops are an utter failure in those sections.
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GAzrT0RTA.
AIT [AAA- Tss fae. H EiEila ~ ss ss msn2tzrsE v s.

Rev. !. L. Caldwell left yesterday. for Memphis to accompany his daughter, Amanda, whQswill attend school at Decatur. Ga. this year. MT. Caldwell will return tomorrow
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Nearly all of the large planters n tfe county have had their lands and fields posted. to keep hunters out.