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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

yau carried this letter in your pocket2
what tter2-th0t?--why II only
came yesterday. You can see The cate
that is stamped upon the envelope
Well, i didn't know. You are very
careless you know you are That let
ter that came from auuty-
What about this other2' be slili
fully interrupted. "lt's from jack 1
see He reached for his paper with a
movement at once diplomatic and ten
tatiye.
That's exactly what / came to tell
you about. It's very thoughtful OF him,
/ know, but-well, we n see what you
think. tic writes" she said, consult
ing the letter, ~ met your one-titne
admirer- No, that isn't the part.
Here it is, Munrbly, dear, I've got a
scheme that's top notch. 1 want you to
let me get you an Easter bonnet, here
in the city, Some summers fiji the shops
knock the spots Off anything you can
get in Mayfield. 1t begins to look as If
] won't be able TO get away from the
college, and I'd like to have some sort
Of a share in the festive season there at
home. Leave it to me, wont y3p,
Mun,bly9-aud I'LL rig you out on time
in a %crystallized dream
First, what does he mean by knock
ing Off the spots ? z she inquired. II
suppose That's just an expression Of his,
however Now, what do you thiuk2"
Il think it is" said Henry who was
looking nrtiyely al mis- paper; II guess
that's III"
Henry Montague, you haven't heard
a word. She took the and putf.
Behind her. II meant what do YOU think
Of bis plan2"
Good scheme. Best i've heard II
Lei him gst The CONTRIBUTION there Nv au
means. There-l refer to the bonnet
Fsppy-don't FEEL hurt. know tbsg
haye some-wen. some ycrv unus1a ri
feets fn the city. Ithink perhaps you.g
avoid unpleasant c-ompHeations ana
have something new 10 Maviieid n
,yenr Yes. Ief him do III AMI IA
reached Tor his papsr-aud failed 10 gat
81.
N believe I viii. or course. i aIyva i
IKE to select. but said I'm veor tgat
rd never never trade at Miss NJ
I5eyre's aoain. lust to think thnt her
miserable mismanagenen sbould btVe
p.rtsd ttgo s,iab friends-bpf I ,yas s,.r.
6rised 1t aelen-at Nrs. Kapulette-io
fbnk she'd wear q bonnet that sbe
must have known was mine. or al least
not tbe one nv bad oriered.e
"Did-vop-wear-bers? ~ said -
with an imitation vaVu.
aWbV 81 conrseI Now. what a aues-
tionf hsd to wear sonethInr-
eorldnst order auotberone lien. Henry.
ars positively foolish at times. 1
remember said 10 MISC Le Fevre. when
/ rieleed Fl ONT
sYes remember the story" inter-
rnntea her busband eonsuainq his
wstob and startiug ID arise.
-Well.u said NE. al she pushed him
back gently 70 bis seat, you always tor
cetthat 4arenderapd pink are positively
bideons al AN ana ,ybv h The world
Uel-Wrs. Rsnulette-couidnt have
managed II eaBd nv orpet bome when
sbefo8ndfbe p5stafe had been made
-Di8 ST. know Il was vours2o asked
Henrv. berinninp u ne rather more
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

He-T had a scheme 60 the fellow could
make $4,000 as easily as turning over his
hand, but the fool wouldn't go into it.
She-Ihen q fool and his money are not
always 50 easily parted after ail.-Yonkera
Statesman.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

The Grip eli Pneumonia may BE Warlc3 Oh
with tt2les Honey of |Horchound and Tan.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

Why don't girls employed tn match fat.
tories geo married sooner chan other gtrla
Chicago Daily News,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

Amy Lent that a small shoe, deafy
Maud Yes, dear for tho footl Boston
Traveller,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-08

Does your Head tche' SomnlG rafen
etrce Instantly Ail 3Wesjata 95 eenI s. HE
Paxton AeiicalCoj al Rivers t, Tgoy, MY
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
Compliment to Hon J. A. FAINT.

To The Editor Of The Times:
1t must be selfish pride that is
not quickened when the merits Of q
fellow citizen is recognized. In read
ing the proceedings Of the Baptist
State Convention, that has just closed
its session in Darlington, was glad
TO see that Mr.. Jno. A. FAINT had been
elected to position Of honor, trust
and responsibility. An honor all the
more worthily bestored, because it Is
due to his native talent, that he is an
up-to date. wide-awake, progressive
usiness man. When the convention
elected % trustees for Furman Uni
versity, ard wanted fifteen Of them
laymen OF moral worth and business
qualification, it is no surprise that
Mr.. Jno, A. FAINT was centered on for
one Of them. The magnitude Of the
honor conferred on these laymen will
he recognized, when it is remembered
that the convention had $4,000 Bap-
iist in the state to select from. Such
men as j. II. Morgan, J. w. Shelton,
W. Ill. Lyles, f. j. Kennedy, j. II.
fribble, III. p. McGee, j. A. Carroll
). G. Maytield, J. f. Brunson, j. H.
hudson, j. b. Earle, j. K. Dust, Jno.
n. FAINT, james Mcintosh, G. X. Hen
! derson, w. w. King, l.. F. Dorm, j.
}. Lawton and j. II. Montgomery
would give character to any enter
prise. And each one Of these trustees
in discharging his duty in his relation
to Furman University will feel hon
| ored by the Association in which he
finds himself. l am quite sure that
| Mt. FAINT will measure up to the ex-
pcctation Of the Convention. / have
said nothing about the ministers
election because their fitness for the
position is well known.
A FRIEND.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
ton, with Mr.. David Bailey,

Sou, "lUAl hdNIu Ddll6ys
The BRIDES dress was of white
satin en-train, trimmed with pearl
passamenterie and mousseline de
sole; veil and orange blossoms, veil
fastened with diamond crescent !;
handsome bouquet of BRIDES roses.
Miss Maria Bailey, maid Of honor,
white silk, trimmed with mousseline
de sole, white satin ribbons; BRIDES
roses, maiden hair fern.
Brides maids, handsome white
organdy costumes; white moire !;
tafreta ribbons; black velvet picture
hats; bouquets pink LaFrance roses,
maiden hair fern.
The reception at the residence of
the brides parents CDR. and Mrs. T..
p. Bailey) after the ceremony was a
happy and joyous affair, and was
well attended by the friends Of the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure left for their
future home on the afternoon train,
followed by many wishes for their
future we'll being and happiness.
The BRIDES travelling costume was
a handsome green bro ad cloth, trim
med with black braid, and crystal
buttons.
The presents to the bride were
both numerous and handsome.-The
Georgetown Times.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
A r1lD.DAY MARRIAGE.
A Beautiful and Handsome Bride.
Mr.. Jas. Frederick HcLure, Of
Union, and Miss Mary Bailey.

The Episcopal Church was we'll fill
ed on Thursday at P. NJ, to witness
the marriage ceremony Of the beauti-
full and accomplished Miss Mamie
Bailey to Mr.. J. Frederick Mcclure,
Of Union.
The church was handsomely decor
ated with yellow chrysanthemums,
palms and ferns.
Rev. DR.. Geo. H. Johnston perform
ed the ceremony.
Miss Ruth Hazard presided at the
organ with her accustomed ease and
beauty Of touch.
The bride entered the church lean
ing on the arm Of her father, and pre-
sented lovely appearance. The
rector WIS very impressive through
out, and soon pronounced the words
that made the young people husband
and wife. The bridal party then re-
tired in the following order:
Bride and groom.
Maid Of Honor, Miss Maria Bailey !;
best man, Mr.. Robert G.. Mills, Of
Chester.
Miss Alice Laval. Of Columbia,
with Mr.. Hugh Fraser.
Miss Lalls Stokes, with Mr.. J. c..
Tamplet.
Miss Eva Walker, with Mr.. G.. A.
Wright, Of Union.
Miss Lucy Warley, Of Charleston,
with Mr.. Ben. F. Townsend, OF I'm
ion.
Miss BERTHE Congdon with Mr.. T.
G. Handy.
Miss Mary Manigault, Of Charles
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
! New Enterprise.

Messrs. j. Will Quattlebaum ( Co.,
If Batesburg, have located here for
'ho purpose Of manufacturing con-
rete monuments. They have two
''nvassers in the county soliciting
'"derS, and they have already secured
~cveral hundred dollars worth Of work
The firm is composed Of clever young
'nen who have all the push and energy
""cassary to carry on successful
usiness. Their class Of work is OF
superior quality and their prices come
yithin the reach Of all. We welcome
hese young gentlemen to Union and
wish them success.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
NaSter'S Sales.


The following real estate was sold
a. public sale last Monday:
230 acres in Gross Keys Township,
known as the Layton land, sold to
w. +. Gilliland for 1910.
273 acres in same Township part
OF the above tract, sold to l.. ]. Brown
ins for S395.
The Felix G. Whitlock land, con-
tanning l62-9-10 acres, was bid in
by Capt. F. NJ. Farr for $4,000. G..
W. Whitlock was the purchaser OF
the second tract OF 2S3 acres Of said
estate, bidding $2250.
The Austcll tract two miles south
of Union, containing 2lO acres, was
sold to Geo Munro for $500.
The Joseph Kelly tract in Pinckney
Township, containing 1872 acres, was
bought by T. G. Duncan for $7O5.
The b. w. Harris land containing
1871 acres was purchased by J. l.
Roy for 100000. o..
The Means tract Of S36 acres in
.Ionesville Township, was bid in by d
e. Hydrick for 100000.
The Gist lot Of So acres near West
Springs was bought by W. D. Lancas
ter for 1915.
Sheriff Long also sold some person
pl property under lien,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
\ Sad Death.

Edward, the nine year old son OF
'r. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sparks, died
Wednesday morning Of typhoid-pneu-
nonia. He was sick only a few days,
and although everything was done
f"r him that love and means could
';"ggest, it was all Of no avail, and
he tender spirit took its flight to
1" brighter world, where it rests in
,weet repose in the arms Of him whe
'aid, "Suffer little children to como
into me-"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
Everybody Busy.

The past few days have been busy
'nps ut Allan Nicholson's. Ihey have
cen opening up the largest and best
lrrted line of holiday goods ever shown
" Union. 1t would be 10 use for us to
- to mention all the articles he has on
ti-rlay, for it would take up half of our
'per. If you waut to know where TO
Wy Your Christmas goods, just call at
"r. NichOlson's store and you will find
",St what you want. The store is full
''"m one end to the other aud they are
III opening up goods. The most fasti-
t'"us cannot fail to be pleased with the
'nu,iful stock, both in style, quality
,ih price. The latest novelties are there,
,nd Ill the latest things in fancy goods.
pnn't take our word for it, but go there
nd see for yourself.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
IN the Chain Gang.

Anegro man stole shirt from the
Racket Store last week, but was do
ected and the shirt recovered. He
was arrested and tried before Msgis.
trate Mcclure, and given q twenty
lays sentence on the chain gang,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

If you are in search Of Christmas gifts
You can't afford to pass by Allan Mich
olson's store. He has the biggest stock
in town.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
rERSOEAL PIRkCRATS.
Pcopss Yes May Wish to Know
About.

The new Episcopal rectory will soor
be completed.
There was quite a large crowd i
town Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Murphy returned from
Greenwood this week.
Senator Efird, OF Lexington, was in
the city this week.
The public roads are reported t.
be In very bad condition.
Miss sallie wilkins has accepted :
position at the New York Racket.
Fleeced lined Undershirts at Smitl
Clothing Co., for $1.00 per suit.
Everything from frog to a sea s,r,
pant for sale by the Bazaar Co.
NO use to lip about it," Oysters vii
Tongue Sauce ut the Bazuar Co.
lao overcoats at Smith Clothing Co
that must be sold before Christmas.
Mr.. J. L. Calvert, leading citize,
OF Nt. Tabor, was in the city yeater-
day. " 80"
d." Wilson has returned from ar
'A,", o, v.sit to his home at Char.
lotte.
One Of the largest stocks OF cloth.
Ing in up country at Smith Clolhin
Co.
We hear arrangements are beir
made for a grand german Christm
week.
The lower end OF Church street he,
been improved very much by bein"
graded.
The young people had a dance il
the Knights of Pythias hall Friday
night.
The Standard Reading Club ar
studying Whittier for the next meet
ing
Miss NJ. f. Tinley 4 Co $ advc,iis,
"" eiiiu pokO SOu NlSlt N'f
can buy jewelry cheap.
Our esteemed correspondent, "IIc,
Denver" was in the city Monday and
paid US pleasant call.
Rev. Messrs Massabeau and Roper
left Monday night for Greenwood to
attend the annual conference.
The Christian Endeavor had a very
interesting meeting Monday night
conducted by Mr.. T. f. Dean.
The contract has been let to re-
shelve the Smith Clothing Company
store. Shoes sacrificed to make room
for the change.
Miss Parker, the trained nu~ss who
attended MisssLieze Grimball during
her recent illness, left for Ashevillc
Sunday.
Miss Sallie Munro has resigned IS
teacher Of music in the graded school.
and Miss Belle Foster has been given
the position.
Hon. VIM. Jefferies, OF Cherokee
q former citizen Of this county, called
to see us yesterday and subscribed
for THE TIMES.
Hustling Charley Smith is in good
company this week. Sec his advertise
ment on second page next to Tai
mage's sermon and Bill Arps letter
In the absence Of Rev. Mr.. MnSsn-
beau, Rev. l.. L. Wagnon will preach
in the First Methodist church mex,
Sunday morning. There will be n"
services Sunday night.
Don't put of paying your taxes
The time will soon be out and there
will be great rush the last days n
many have not yet paid.
Our subscription list continues to
grow. Scarcely day passes without
the addition of several new subscri-
bers. This is highly gratifying to Us,
and we hope it won't be long before
The TINES will 60 to evory home il
the county.
Bishop Duncan preached very
able and impressive sermon at the
First Methodist church last Sunday
morning. At the close Of the ser
vices collection was taken to rails"
the deficiency in conference claims
and over $4,000 was realized, which
more than paid up the debt.
Revs. l.. NJ. Rice, J. II. Crosby,
r. H. Garrett and w. f. q. Hum
rh1;aa ara hack from tho Rant "
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09

a spittoon that can't be knocked or
kicked Yes. its u fact For sale at
Allan Nivholson's.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
rIie Election.

The election for alderman in Ward
No. 2 yesterday passed of quietly with
ne following result: e. l.. Clark, "a; J..
\, Brown, 10.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09

Xmas! Xmas! AT the wonder Store"
you can get nice present for Xmas
from 1c. up.
Dolls and all kinds of toys and fancy
goods Of every description ut the lowest
prices of them less than half the
price you pay anywhere else-at the
''Wonder StNe."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
ALLAN NICHOLSON.
UNION, -. Q.

n, g. Ladies are invited to call at and see our
beautiful line OF "Rochester Silver Nckeed Ware outloos
all other plated goods This is something entirely in
un'on and we sold number Of the finest pieces
displayed.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
NEVER BEFORE

Christmas Goods been brought to Union, aud
offered at such reasonable prices. Cur goods
are marked at prices that sell them. Come and
see them.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09

Have been succuss They have knocked spots out
ofong time long wnded would be competitors and are sailing
way Schey cleaned the Spanish fleet circumstance
to what We have done.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
BEST CHANCE YET.

The balance of the Graham Sparks stock consisting Dry
Goods Millinery will positively be closed within the
next three weeks regardless of Listen while whisper in
your few Of the many things
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
SAVE YOUR MONEY

BY buying these Goods present prices than you would
raising l5c per pound Come wait
too long We also have good Iron Safe Lamps Show Cases
and pictures that will sell at bargain.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-09
WE ARE OFFERING
MILLINERY

We will sell you Millinery Goods less than half other
merchants can buy them at Nice Hats from 25c upwards 100
Ladies Haas that actually 81 each will at 1Oc
EACH Trimmings Ornaments Feathers Flowers etc., your
price. .. ..... Va.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
REAL EST aIj5 FOR SALE.

Eighty aciGs one miIe Nor'h East of toprn a'raf iis cultivation good house barn a d ort DuialfHgs good orch tarG wei oi water goou land ahd title for terms aErly at this Oince
 Joot iafIa ot zt5 tcrVs tor sale chcap. I7O &cces ia ccl.iVatiot ali good bottom land good dwelling. la 2c barn sad other other out build &s his farm e on the Berry vile ard Bur Fl 2t3N road mi es east of B. rryvlle For fur ther parr airrs gall on this oniGu
 ta" bottom tr:n il the Gsage valley j miles r"ath !! tsr.ea Forest 540 acres in tract; 206 arItS tfl uti9uton, uedcr @0oi fencd One @@oi raFitt tt a'd out baittiHgs, two tenant houses aN@ "ut 4ailUngs. Good Frut orchard aat! sp1i1 1ss. Situaivd 0u two lea.iing cou4ty raAds, D .r Ftiif fraii school horse. cHurch a T r.ss oiiics. tt G.hes WoIts threp 4osd h0nneq tsea. 0eod bargain. Gall at this office
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
Warning Order.

ln the Carroll Circuit Court, Eastern District. February term, JQQ2
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
The Danger Comes

In cases of typhoid fever diphtheria and other wasting diseases, when the patient has been reduced ia flesh, and strength, and begins the toll5Orae cInD to health. Here Hoods Sarsa- pariila finds it's place. It enrches the blood, strengthens the nerves, gives tone to the di- gestiye organs. and builds up the whole system.
 Moods Pills are fhe best after-dinner pills, Assist digestion. cure headache. 25c. a box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03

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 Remember, that hy taking ? ad- vantage of lhla crmt,is.a,i4n, Syan gel E copies of THs 1HlBuAs aod l04 copies ot the freD Press, l56 paper, for only Sl
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03

will be sent 'o ali subscribing i'm htd'aieiy and sending l5c addl- 'l"nal for mailing expenses, making sl.l5 in ail. fbe book will be Pnb!lshcd'ahout Dcccflb Der 25, 1897 Copies of the book wtii he seni ,o nj taking. advantage of this offer, as soon alter abovs dato az posai- bic Dc not delay. but take ad- vantage Of this remarkable liberal effsr which we make fora limited time only, by spcciaI arrangements with the publishers Reneni Der we send bolh papers 8 faIi year for $l00, and yoa can have 8 copy of toe book fy Sendj0e l5" addition
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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
Additional Locals.

WxES bilious or costive, eat 8 Casoaret eaudy cathsrtic, cure guaranteed, l0c. 25e
 While in Berryvillo ifyon want a good meal or your team well cared for stop al the Southern Hotel.
 Hyou want any Fire Insurance. tnlk with 4. J. Russell. He rep-f reseuts one of the very best oompa- nles in the world.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
IT you 1e0.i, wessls ar1d all worn out 1s.1.a B1e0Wlg $ IRON BIIIELIs$9
hcervi,c.<ly saSs su.

Caacsreta tandr la E,aItjc, the rosl vol- der:al ina'iira d 70. err cf't,i.e age. D oae- ;.s.t anu rctr' sllnE to, he tas C. at gentIy a:la positively !: KiGuoys. liver and bowels
 &nsing the entif1 sTHi- h. diSpel colds, nd bj iousne-s. Please buy and try box of C. C. c t0-dav: l0 ?, c cents. Sold and gnar&nDseu to curt- Dy ali dras eists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03

1893.
 II. H. Stanhope plaintiff,
 Againts
 Judy Garter, widow of W. B. Garter, deceased, Elizabeth P. Jenkins, W D. Jenkins, her hus- band, Mary Shahan and l. T. Sha- han, her husband, Amanda arter, widow of ". r. Garter, deceased, Elien Newton and William New ton, her husband, Mary Cal!en, heir of W. r. Carter deceased, and W J. Cnien, her husband. Sarah c. Emmelt and William Emmett, Ter husband, Nancy T. Young gbiood, John r. Carter and Hester Carter, his wife, Martha Norris, widow of Frankiin Norris, deceased, Hannah Walker and j. N. Walker, her husband, Martha J. Johnson and Dong!n@ Johnson, her husband, CaI- lie Lee and J, M Lee. her hn~ band, Mary Ship1nan and J Jacab Shipman, Nancy A. Phillips aud P. Nj. Phil lips, her husband, W. A. Norris and zelphia Norris, his wife and Gilbert Norris and Sarah Norris, his wite, John Norris and M;nta Norris, his wife, Mrs, Elizabeth Harden and john Mitchell defend ents. The defendants, john D. Garter, Hester Carter, Nancy A. Philips, P. M Phillips, ". 4. Norris, Zeiphla NorlS. Gilbert Norris, Sarah Norris John Norris, Minta Norris, Mrs Elizabeth Har- den, John Mitchell, W 4, Newton and Ellen Newton are warned to appear in this court within thiriy days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff, E H Stanhope.
 Witness my hand and official seal This 20 day of Dec. 1897.
 L, j D. HAhfT, clerk
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
FRISCO LINE. 5i Lt4{ fs < SAN RASCISCo E R.

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 f3'hu Frisco !ina is a!eo the :noat G;roct rap5e to St l-onis srd al! roiart tast. feEa't fuii- man pyjAre >sepers, recii ing cb bsir ears (saats freyj A.S coaches ois At! tnfaaGh trairs.
 For tf1ne tables. maps. ratef aslll full partG- uars. address nearest agent Frisco Line, H.fF Yoakum D. WISH AflT.
 8 Gep' naHa%nr, Gen'l Pass. +ct.,
 St Louis, MO. St Louis, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03
Tho Eres Press

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 An acrnfstessahd ~nporj"r ooe! k oi hrtrrenr" 'iaat tells yon all yote want |" k"o". Te.re will not by d useless page in a. 1 prarti.at Edn"ai"r and Hand Book ot nn- .ycl',prdic lnto,n,t, n ol, subjects Statistical, OAioiaI il>'"r',al, Po !lIicaI and AgrtcuIloral; iik, wise a B""k ei R,'iis on* Fact, .l.d gen efal Practical Dtreollction~ on everyday affairs of Office, Home -,"e s,i"- 4 colJ oi l.io book
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-16
A Neysr-die.

The lifetime" of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will never draw tic a close.
When a mother once uses it, she con
tinues its use right along because, she
found, for curing cough, cold, Group anG
whooping-cough DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
unequalled by any other Similar med
icine. 81 have used DR.. Bulls Cougl
Syrup, for ten or fifteen years in the
family, for coughs and throat troubles
caused by colds, and have found no
superior article Mrs. D. T. Clarke.
l63 Congress St.. Cleveland, o. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup can be had every
where for % cents. Dealers win say
they have something else "just as
good or BETTER" because they want TO
make more profit. Don't be "taken
in" Dr.Pull's Cough Syrupis the best