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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-30
FATHER AND SON REIGN.
Both Have Sat on Thrones for
ThiPty-fve Years.
From an Exchange.

Unity
From an Exchange.
Father and son celebrated the thirty
fifth anniversary of the accession to
thrones within a month of each other
and strange to say, King George of
Greece had royal honors even before his
aged father, for the former assembled his
throne Oct 81, 1868 and King Christian of
Denmark was crowned on Nov. Is of the
same year.
So that both will have reigned thirty-fve
years. King Christian win be 81 years old
next April, and the loss of good Queen
Louise, only recently, has added to the
weight OF the years, and he as rapidly
drifting toward the end
Prince Christian, a fourth son of the
Duke of Schleswig- Holstein, had been
brought up in the ordinary military career
of princes without expectations. He had
a small salary, she a small dot For ten
years they had to practice the most rigid
economies. Then came a slight betterment
in his condition and an enormous and I'M
expected change in his prospects. On May
g. 1852 the apparently ineXtricable confu-
sion into which the question of the Dan
ish succession had lapsed was Strengthened
out by the protocol of London, and Prince
Christian was formally recognized as heir
to his vstfes cousin, King Frederick VII
of Denmark. The couple received the IT,
tie of royal highnesses, and later Chris
tian became inspector general and COM
mander-in-chief of the Danish cavalry in
a miniature army of 10000 all told. This
turn of fortunes wheel, however, made
little change an the households style Of
existence until the year 1868, when Fred
ericks death brought the Prince to the
throne as Christian TX of Denmark.
simultaneously with the accession of
the Prince of Schleswig- Holstein to the
throne rival claimants arose for the Ouch
les Of Schleswig- Holstein. which had been
part of the possessions of King Frederick
VII of Denmark. The extinction of his
dynasty, 1t was asserted, and the substi-
tuition of a new one, had entirely altered
the rights of succession in these provinces
1t is needless to enter into the merits of
this involved and difficult controversy
Lord Palmerston used to say: There have
been but two men who really compre-
bend the question about the duchies-
Prince Albert, who Is dead, and l. who
have forgotten" Suffice 1t to say that
other diplomatic wrangTes, which closed
and Germany all took hand an the fight
der the willy hand of Bismarck. succeed
ed in robblng little Denmark of the three
duchies of Holstein, Schleswig and Lauen-
minion. France and England looked on
growlngly, but both concluded not to in
terfere.
After this loss Of one-third of the king
dom Internal troubles arose in that por.
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ton of his dominions which stiu remain.
ed to King Christian. King and Parlia.
ment could never agree, a characteristic
that both have retained almost to the
present time. Ministerial crises in Den
mark have been as frequent as revolu-
tons in South America.
But in his home life he found. a relief
from the strains of ruling, and the story
of the splendid marriages of his sons and
daughters has become an old-time tale
TO every household in Chrstendom
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EDUCATIONAL.

MANDOLIN, GUITAR, PIANO. BAN
10, special terms; special Instruction. In
struments selected Miller Studio, 100 Lib
erty street, east.
MRS. NICOLL WILL OPEN HER
dancing school Nov. 8. with the latest So
ciety. stage and fancy dancing, making
Delsarte and physical culture a speciality.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


LIQUOR DEALERS FIND OLD
whistles at SOC gallon. or 5000 per bar
rel; chance of life time; send self-address-
cd envelope to Liquor Dealers Supply
Company, Kansas City, Mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRY MY CSC COFFEE AND soc TEA; ;
II will please beyond expectation; sweet
potatoes, Csc per peck; Irish potatoes, $50
per peck; new mackerel, 10c, or 3 for 25c;
corn beef. 10c; imported sardnes 10c, bet
ter at 15c; grits and meal, 15c per peck;
sweet pickles, plain pickles. chow chow
Heinz's tomato catsup and salad dressing,
toilet soaps, note paper and envelopes,
states and pencils, choice fresh beef, hogs
head cheese and sausage. ]. s. F. Bar
bour, West Broad Henry
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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FOR RANGES AND STOVES, co TO
Cornwell g. Chapman.
SELL FITZHUGH LEE AND j. w.
Palmer whisky for 81. J. W, Seay, Charl-
ton-West Broad,
CONIDA's BUTTERCUPs, FILLED
with nuts, % cents per pound.
LET ME- MAKE YOUR BLANK
books. Oliver S. Nichols, West Bay.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE, CHEAP, MY ENTIRl
stock OF general merchandise on Hilto
Head Island. South Carolina; good stand
rent reasonable. Address Il. Il. Baker,
Hilton Head. 8. G.
TWO SECONDHAND BOILERS, 72x1c
feet l25 rse-power; fine order. for sale
cheap. Lombard Iron Works and supply
Company Augusta. Ga.
CYPRESS SHINGLES, CALL ON US
for best manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from $1.5O to 1926 per thou
sand, according TO grade. Boats can load
at the mills Vale Royal Single Mills.
LOST AND FOUND.
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LOST A COW, REWARD TO FINDER
and bring 10 S07 McDonough street, west
Red COW, white spot on hip; sawed off
horns.
BOARDING.
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BOARDERS WANTED, I. A II q f
room, nice locality; terms reasonable. 32l
Tattnall, near Liberty.
LODGING 25 CENTS AT l21 BRoUGH-
ton, corner Price street.
FEW TABLE BoARDERs DESIRED.
with or without furnished rooms; good To-
SutANii, i"ShS rANNA~' ~ AANAts 1850
TWO LARGE, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
either furnished or unfinished, with
good board In private family. 2O7 Wald-
burg street. west
ROOMS AND BOARD MAY BB HAD
at 1907 Whitaker street, opposite the park
extension; delightful rooms on second and
third floors. connecting IL desired; all mod
ern conveniences.
WE CAN ACCOMMODATES ONE HUN
dred more people at the Marshall House.
BOARDERS WANTED, COUPLE OR
three young gentlemen; delightful rooms
beautiful location reference exchanged
Address Private Family" News office.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS WITH BOARD;
also table board at reasonable prices. At
No West Henry.
lam STOPPING AT THE MARSHALL
House; call around and see me
A LARGE FRONT ROOM, MOST DE-
siraby located, with board for two gentle
men, in private family; references ex-
changed. Address Board, News office.
WANTED, BOARDERs IN PRIVATE
family; desirable neighborhood; terms
moderate. Address $. c., Morning News.
ATTENTION SEVENTH CORPS Of
ficersl The Marshall House Is the best
and most reasonable place to stop for
meals and board.
WANTED, TWO BOARDERs WANT
ed in private family; good accommoda-
tons; hot and cold water. Apply 1908 Lin
coin. corner Waldburg.
ROOMS, WITH BOARD; SOUTHERN
exposure. II Gordon street. west.
WANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
that the Marshall House serves the best
meals In the city. Rates very reasonable.
OFFICERS CAN SECURE EXCEL
lent rooms and board in best location. Ad-
dress A. NJ h., News.
MRS. ]. II. ELTON WILL REOPEN
her boarding house, 232 Bun street Nov. ].
WANTED. FIFTY MORE BoARDERs
at the Marshall House
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IT PAYS TO HAVE ME UPHoLsTER
your furniture; satisfaction guaranteed.
David Clarke, 14l Jefferson.
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TWO SINGLE ROOMS WITH BOARD;
also table board at reasonable prices. At
No West Henry.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED, MOVED.
packed for shipment or stored, at reason
able prices, by A. 8. Griffin. Telephone
2464
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I SELL ]. w. PALMER AND FITZ-
hugh Lee whisky 81 quart; Duffy's matt,
Favorite brand cigars; fancy groceries
cheap j. w. Seay, Charlton West Broad.
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FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC.
go to Cornwell e. Chapman
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BOARDERS WANTED, COUPLE OR
three young gentlemen; delightful rooms
beautiful location; reference exchanged.
Address Private Family" News office.
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CoNIDA's SALT WATER TAFFY
only Is cents per pound.
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ATTENTION SEVENTH CORPS OF
ficersl The Marshall House Is the best
and most reasonable place to stop for
meals and board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-30

MY STOCK CAsED WHISKY. HUN
ter rye, Canadian Club. Lewis &C. TO be
sold cheap. s1.25 J.. w. Seay. Charlton
West Broad.
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ROOMS AND BOARD MAY BID HAD
at 1907 Whitaker street, opposite the park
extension; delightful rooms on second and
third floors. connecting IL desired; all mod
ern conveniences.
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LODGING 25 CENTS AT i21 BRoUGH-
ton, corner Price street.
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TWO LARGE. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
either furnished or unfinished, with
good board, in private family. 2V Wald-
burg street. west,
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A LARGE FRONT ROOM, MOST De-
sIrably located, with board for two gentle
men, In private family; references ex-
changed. Address Board, News office.
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FEW TABLE BOARDERS DESIRED.
with or without furnished roomsi good To-
cation, facing square. 120 Huh, west.
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BOARDING.

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BOARDERS WANTED, l. A II q Il
room, nice locality; terms reasonable. 321
Tattnall, near Liberty.
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WANTED, BOARDERs IN PRIVATE
family; desirable neighborhood; terms
moderate. Address $. c., Morning News.
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WANTED. TWO BOARDERs WANT
ed in private family; good accommoda-
tons; hot and cold water. Apply 1908 Lin
coin corner Waldburg.
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I AM STOPPING AT THE MARSHALL
House; call around and Gee me.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERT
ence in making blank books; give me an
order. Oliver s. Nichols, West Bay.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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LOST A COW, REWARD TO FINDER
and bring 10 S07 McDonough street, west.
Red COW, white spot on hip; sawed off
horns.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES, CALL ON US
for best manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from $1.50 to 1926 per thou
sand according TO grade Boats can load
at the mills Vale Royal Single Mills.
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ANDERSON LIGHTNING RHEU-
matte remedy; a guaranteed cure; six bot
Ties s.. Persse's drug store.
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FOR HARDWARE AND IOUIl5l GO
to Cornwell a. Chapman.
co OR SEND TO s. MARTIN, TAFT
nall and Huntington. for nutritious. fresh
and juicy steaks. best chops, veal, pork.
poultry. etc.
LOW PRICE AND EASY PAYMENTS
make A. S. Griffin the man to whom you
should give your orders for furniture, etc.s
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FOR SALE, TEN GOOD MULES. TWO
double wagons. J. S. Davis White Bluff
toll gate.
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FOR SALE, ONE 12-BORE II. PETER
gun, almost new; will sell cheap, as owner
has but little use for 1t. Apply 1l6 Con-
eIess street. west
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FOR SALE, '9S MODEL DAYTON BI-
cycle, good as new. Inquire TiVoll Music
Hail.
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LADEVEZE is FRAMING LARGE
pictures at prices that others charge for
small ones; he has the largest variety OF
mouldings ever shown in Savannah before
and is determined to beautify every home
in the city; see him at 107 and 100 Con-
gress street. west.
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PICTURE FRAMES, READY-MADF,.
all sizes at your own price. At Ladeveze's
Picture Frame Factory. 10 and 109 Con-
gress street west.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-25
UNCl /, 9: SAM
Takes the Spanish Bull by the tail and slings him
over the fence and clear out of the pen, exciting
the wonder and admiration of the World.

Bleeding starving Cuba help America the richest
greatest EARTH responds nob that call From the
dastary coway buherng Spanird requested
and gather his little kettle his aggavatng bundle fold
his get And the Spanish Bull does out with
facility Uncle Sam grabs him by the tai and sings him out Of
course much believing and paving earh but the Spanish Bull
will remember goring Uncle Sam again
while sending thousands and thousands OF picked
while Dewey floats the American flag PHILIPPINE islands
Sampson preparing the whole Spanish fleet the
Atlantic incorgbe making ready like cyclone
Havana and give Bano the chain which he Justly de-
also preparing protect home people the fullest extent
We there Spanish american possibly
lurking watching for snatch
whomsoever they find unped sufh
cienty wahu Of their interests but ready with ammunition
guns loaded and trained the and here's the
kind Of shot shoot
&c yard yardwide Sea Island - and &c
yard good Drills 3c yard heavy Drills DC yard Another lot Gng
hams &c lot Quilt Calico 10 pound Good Cottonade
quality Ovc c and 44c Masons best Shoe
Stockings don't fail latest We
shooting black Sock TIC lOc
2c house
quality anvassng SC yard heavy checked Homepun
yard striped check Shrtng 16 yards to the dollar Have
been deferred from putting Shades house on account OF
allow paror lack this very important
article? II listen these happy tdngs we can give you our leader
shade The City, former 45c goods
Shade with beautiful fringe, 25c 65c
Shades 3c and the dollar Shades lOc How
lony they last you say Well that amt the lhe
and select yours before hey Te an
Hair Pins Aluminium Ihnf two for
the Magic Cleaner the big 70 ounce Bar Soap
Agate Iron Coffee Pots Sc l-ate Iron Dish Pans 2r to 59c
Oval p7ingm Pots 0c each Milk Cups 5c umhers
3c obet 25c Honey Dishes stands Toe Diamond Dyes Ger
Dyes Blue Starch &c H. CeiuNd
Starch Sc and Zoe package Parahne ian,cs le each, each
Remember letting Special Glass Sale i remain great
many Goods until closed out. Don't be TOO late.
Chewing different |ayors twelve bars M
packs Ball Potash, 10 gallons soft soap, 4c
Three Cuba, America,
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Last week was quite all eventful one 10
the Catholcspf Anderson. Their Bishop,
Rt. Rev. II p. Northrop, vi,ited tnis Sec
ton, ahc on Tuesday epenlng, l7th, de-
live.ed most impressive, thoughtful and
comp,ehenssve discourse on. the efficacy
Of perfect prayer. Gu the following
Weo nesday evening, ot $50 O'CLOCK, he
administered the sacrament of conbrma-
tion TO class of nineteen. 1t was very
beautiful and solemn ceremony. and the
exquisitely decorated church, the number
OF burning caudles, the children in pure
white robes, and the Bispop-aIways man
OF striking and noble presence-in the
gorgeous pontificai robes and mitre, and
holding in his hand the crozier. insignia
Of hiR sacred Office, made o most solemn
and Unique scene, and picture that will
long be remembered by the full and up
preciative audience that witnessed It, The
Bishops explanation of the great sacra-
meat 70 the children was most clear. and
his tone of tencer interest in the little
ones" 30 soon to receive the apostolic rite
from his annointed hands was very beau
tiful. Now that, through the earnest eff
forts aud jealous care of theil beloved
pastor, The Rev. ]. D. Budds, the church
is enabled to be- so much oftener opened
hers. this little flock will hope for more
frequent visits from their gracious aud
we'll beloved dean. The Bishop is cul-
tured gentleman of the old school. a man
of very charming, genial manner, aud
made most delightful impression upon
all who were fortunate enough TO mes,
him, and his too brief stay will long be- a
pleasant memory to his friends. x.
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A Glimpse of China's Poor.


Editors AatelHgencer A young woman
walked up to the door of the guest-hall
while Mr.. Herring was preaching.
motioned her to seat, where she re-
NAMED quietly listening until the meet
ing closed. She had beon in before, and
passing into the inner guest-hall for the
women spoke to her /: "You have come
again." eyes," she replied, land both
my children are edoad-small-pox." There
were number Of women in, but both
Mrs. Herring and I having seen her
grief face, and heard the sad
moan az she announced the death of her
children, spoke TO her, seeking to direct
her thoughts through this sorrow to "the
man OF sorrows, acquainted with grief"
She was much interested when the resur-
rection of Jesus was mentioned, and
asked: "Can they live again ?" We told
her Of the time when all should he called
forth from the dead. She moaned, and
said: "My heart is heavy-I long for my
chilGren,' then passed ont, and has net
been in again.
A deaf woman, over so years Of age is
sitting on a bed in the corner of Chine 50
home which we are visiting. By repeat
ing it over and over again she at last un-
derstood something of the message we
have brought. Giving distracted little
laugh she turned away and said: 81 am
old, and have no one left that is not for
such as me-
a young woman's husband has left
her; he cannot make enough to feed her
seeA work, leaving them 10 live as they
can. The wee girl dies-starves, it
seems. The brother clings to her, and
would not have her die. 'sI will care for
her when am grown" The section in
which they live Is on the verge Of a FAM
inc. Some one takes care of the boy, and
the young woman struggles on, keeping
body and soul together At last the little
boy is to be given back to her; there is
no help for it-they must starve. No!
200 cash worth OF opium will settle my
case, she resolves. She is kept from
the awful deed, God knows how. The
little boy expresses his determination to
have recourse, also, to the awful drug
should his mother take her life.
was called to an ante-room to see q
miserable looking bundle of rags crowd
ed in the corner White hair falls down
over the pitiful, appealing face. 'rhey
have driven me out from there, too, lady.
They are afraid will die there. What
can do?" With moans and sigbs the
poor, dinn eyes look helplessly around.
She, too. has plan-2OO cash worth of
opium will end all this misery. She. too,
is kept from the awful deed. Oh, how
many, many are not! We meet them
continually-victims of poverty beyond
our power TO depict. The laborers here,
so few, cannot reach all. More must
come. And, again, reminder comes of
the misery within stones throw of your
comfortable homes. America has s8d
hearts, too. and awful poverty within the
sound OF the church-bells, homes OF ease
and comfort and easy pews. Shall it be
in the end, both about the poor in China
and America, that the reward shall be.
"Inasmuch as ye did it not unto the least
cf these ye did it..not unto me-"
MARY SULLIVAN KOYALL.
CHI Ming. Shantong, China, March 2Sth
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Big Spring News.

Mr. W N. Mitchell and wife, of Globe,
visited the family of J. a. Banistsr Sun
day.
Mrs. J. Il. Armstrong, Of IIonea Path,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
section.
Miss Maggie Sprouse, swre. sixteen
Richey and his charming sister. Miss
Nettie, of Donalds, worshipped at First
Greek Sunday.
Mr. Gus ClemmOns, q handsome young
gent of Barker's Creek, WAX in our nidst
Sunday.
Miss Mary Armstrong. one Of our win
some young ladies, is staying with her
Aunt, Mrs. Harris, near Honea Path.
Miss MeuIio epruuso aud Mr.. William
stun Tribb!e visited the family of Mr.
jas Martin Saturday night and Sunday
Mr. Earl Murdoch, of Ray, called on
his best girl Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs w. {. Shirley, OF this
place, visited relatives aJ Level Land
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Nora Bapister, OF Barker's Creek
visited Miss Cleo Banister SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Prvitt spent Sum
dsy with Mr.. II. {. Pruitt.
Mr. Oscar Kay, handsome sport Of
ttdytou, Speut NttuIuN. niSuI Win Nlr
J. u. Armstrong.
Aiessrs. Clarence Hanks and Walter
Clamp. two accouii'ii> ii>hel ycuns gents,
were in ou- midst saturday night and
made qu'e al imprcssi' II On SOME Of our
girls.
Well, Mr. Editor. all ot our young peo-
pic went TO the pie III III I.rline, aud re-
port a very nice tim"
1t ls thought great IT any people from
this place will attend the Union Meeting
vt Harker's Creek tho fifth Sunday
Two Of our lovely young ladies are an
tlcipating u trip to Dnnalds very soon.
Il seems they have some attraction there.
BROWN EYES
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The fact that 80 per cent of the
volunteers who have failed to pass
the physical examination necessary to
admission to the army were cigarette
smokers is proof that there is abun-
dant reason for the current prejudice
against the cigarette. The habit OF
smoking them is delete.ious to man
hood mentally, morally and physically.
1t is Spanish habit, too. 1t would
be gratifying result of the war if it
knocked the cigarette out. 1t has
dealt it blow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-25
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled nm her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was q
hopeless victim Of consumption, and that
no medicine could euro her Her drug
giss suggested DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption she bought bottle,
and to her delight found herself benefited
from first d. Sc. She continued its use.
and after taking six bottles found herself
sound and well Il w does her own house.
work, and is as we'll as She ever Was. Free
trial bottles Of this Great Discovery at
Hiil-Orr Co.'S. Drug Store. Large bottles
SOC. and 81 CO.
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Richland Creek Dots.

1t seems that the people in and around
here arc growing very much over the
war. especially one young man, who is
n'raid they will come and take him.
Font worry over il, John, | don't think
they have begun taking of saplings yet
Mir. ant, NJ re-. ]. l.. Jones, Of IIartwsll,
Ga. visited relatives in This section re-
Gently.
Miss Idella Brooks has returned homo
:..:;ar 3-weeks' visit With her sister,
Mrs. Will Whitfield, Of Townvillc, s. G..
Miss Alma Todd. Of near Shiloh, visi-
tai relatives near tins place Saturday aud
Sunday.
The vegetation crop never was more
promising.
We'll it was war and General
Green" awhile, but now it is mad dogs.
VOL, news is scarce,
And we willrelnain
For this timo
Being the same,
Brown EYES AMI Blue EYES.
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CenteryiIle Items.

Every body is MP with work, and resting
uu,il it rains. Tue people are so wicked
they don't deserve rain until they obey the
Lords commands better
Mrs. J. Fl. Bowden is visiting friends
and relatives nexr Pendleton.
We haven't got any new buggies and
Gen. Green hasn't got a bold on US YET.
The Denver correspondent seems TO be
very tired Of herring about the new bug
gies, but if it has snythinS 20 do with his
breakfast, ! cau say he must be very
weak somebody &a 20 let such little
thing as that take his appetite. AS | sup
pose be would gladly acce pit Il seat IN new
buggy I will try bin some Sunday and
see. BoNNY BELLE