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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-29
For The Ledger
The Carroll Estridge Marriage.

A beautiful home wedding oc>
Cured At the residence of Mr..
John A Estridge, Sunday evening
at 4 O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Miss MoIlie l. Estridge,
daughter of Mr.. John A Estridpe,
and MIR. Thos f Carroll, son of
MIR. John Carroll. At the ap
pointed hour the bridal party
entered the parlor from a side
room, Mr.. w $ Gamble with
Miss Ellie Estridge; MIR. CA
SIagIe with Miss Alice Estrldrc,
and last of all the bride, the pic
ture of beauty and loveliness,
leaning on the arm of the groom.
1ne ceremony was performed by
L w Secrest, Not. Pub. There
was a large crowd of friends aud
relatives to witness the ceremony.
In ned ately after receiving the
congratulations Of their friends,
a most bountiful and stylish sup
per was served. Thus ended the
social event. To the bride and
groom this incident will be treas.
ured as among their happiest en-
and most treasured
recollections. All were invited
to the Unfair dinner tomorrow at
I 'e groom's parents.
Pedro.
Csc cola, Nov 26, 1899.
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Last Notice

Last Notice.
Parties owing the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile Co, must
come forward and settle at once as
we are pressed for money to meet
our own obligations. Our books
will he found at Heath, Springs
q Co.'S old office.
Having sold out to the Lancas-
ter Mercantile Go, it will be i'm,
possible Tor us to carry over ac.
counts past due.
FARMERS BANKING AND
MERCANTILE COMPANY.
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Thanksgiving Services

The various congregations of
the town will hold union Thanks
giving services in the Methodist
church at II n m, tomorrow. The
pastors or the several churches
will each have part in the pro-
gram. The contributions will be
for the orphanages supported by
the several denominations. Each
contributor is requested to desig- >
nate for which orphanage his con-
tribution is intended by writin q
the name of the orphanage on tn
envelope containing it.
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B1SM Arr KS IRON
ElSVIC

Was the result of his splendid
health. lndomitabIe will and
tremendous energy are not found
where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels are out of order. II
Won want these qualities and the
success they bring, use DR.. King $
New life Pills. They develop
every power of brain and body.
Only 25c at Crawford Bros drug
store.
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TreSpaSS Notice.

4 IL PER-ONS ARE HEPEBY
y warned inOt To ride, walk, hunt
haul wood, or trespass in any way on
the lands Of the undersigned, known
rs "the lex Carter plantation, the
Draftin place" and "Lhe w II
Draftin place" several miles north or
town. and bounded by lands of = ID
Taylor, J F Hunter, Heath Springs
Il Co, NJ f Jordan, } A L Sistare and
others.
Carter Adams,
Jas T Adams,
q + Adams.
Jno ID Adams, Jr.,
Mary Jones.
Lily adams.
Nov 20, 1S99-1m
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Salesday.

Salesday.
Next Monday is sslesday. The
readers of The Ledger will find
some valuable lands advertised
ny tho Clerk of Court and the
Sheriff. The personal effects
or the late j w McWhirter will
also oe sold that day, including
tive shares of stock in the Cot
ton Mills.
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SHBRIFF''S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

- L y u oF SOU I'll CA ROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common Plrus.
Susan Blackmon, William l.. RIack
mon. Robert l. Blackmon and Mary
= Remington. Plaintiffs. 00niDSt
Thomas BlackmOn. " r. Gregory
Burwel' + Blackmon. jesse f Black
mon SAME Blackmon aid Mamie
Blackmon, Defendants.
RY virtue of an Order made in the
~ above case 10y Judge o w Bucb
anan, dnted Nov s. 1899, will sell at
puolc anction at Lancaster court
mousse within the legal hours of sale on
the
First Monday in December. Merit
all that piece, parcel or tract of land
containing Two Hundred Acres. more
or less, situated In the county and
state Aforesaid, bounded on the North
by lands OF Willis T. Blackmop. ON
the East by lands of. II Kennington
and Others. on the South by lands OF
the said Willis p Blackmon. and on
the West by lands Of G. q. Welsh and
others.
e@r Terms of Sale, CASH. Pur.
chaser 10 az for papers.
T. NJ. CbYBURN, s l. G.,
Z B sl.tensy,. M.ls,asy, Planting Atty..
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NOTICE OF SALE.

by virtue Of All Order Of the Probate
- ourt for Lancaster county OF date
Nov %, 1899. the und-rs'g COED will, OF,
the 1th daN OF Dee 1899 AT the Latham
Pace near the town OF Lancaster, -
at 10 O'Clock m, sell at public auc
ton 10 the highest bidders for cas h AL
the stocN, farm produce. implim uts
machinery belonging to the late firm
of II J Gregory n Co
Also Al the re-iderce Of the late III
Gre CORY IN the town Of Lancaster
. q, on ihe Sth day ofD 1899, at 10
O'Clock m, will. - Adn,inIsrIatnr
or the estate OF n Gregory deceased,
sell at punIi" auction, for cash. all the
household and kitchen furniture be
longing To aid e-t"te.
w. II GREGORY,
w II. GREGORY.
Admr. Est n J Gregory.
Green d Hines, Artys for Admr.
Nov - 1889.
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Notice to Debtors OfW Gansou

All persons who are indebted to
me by note, account or otherwise,
are notified that unless settlement
is made by Goth Decem Der, these
matters will be placed in hands of
an Officer for collection
w. GANSON.
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Death oran Aged Lady

Death oran Aged Lady
Mrs. Jennie Hood, aged SO
years, widow of the late Barber
Hood, died at the home of her
relative, Mr.. Il II Cousar, several
miles North east of town, last
Sunday night. She was mems
her OF the Presbyterian church for
many years and was pious, de.
Yout, christian. Her remains
were inferred at Shiloh church at
3 p m, Monday, after funeral
services.
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Maj b f Miller, private secre-
tarv to Congressman Finley, will
leave for Washington next Friday.
Congressman Finle; will leave to-
morrow and hns family will follow
him later in the season
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The State Supreme Court.

Inc Fall term of the Supreme
court convened in Columbia yes
terday. Justice Jones went down
on Saturday. The Sixth Circuit
will be allowed five days. But
one case appears on the roster
from this county: The Newton
Cotton Mills VS., Leroy Springs.
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Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that on the
~ 22t day OF December. 1899, the
undersigned will make a final return
tos'the Probate Court of Lancaster
county and spply to said court for a
final discharge as guardian of Anna
Barber.
+ II Barber, Guardian,
by ii Marion, Atty.
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I'ardOned.

Governor McSweeney has par
doned Joe Harper, colored, con-
victed at the March term of court
for this county, in 1898, of man
slaughter with recommendation
to mercy, and sentenced to two
years on the chain gang. Harper
has been - trusty almost from tho
time he was put on the gang. He
only lacked about three months
OF serving out his sentence.
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PORTER EsHgGDS.

and that plumb full of the goods Won ever d w
eyes Not bit of vanity about cf those nice new G.
mat Porter bought
IN their store laden
brought to Lancaster in al it's glorious lht
one G" those hats talking about
~ tat be thought he of the heroes
ana one OF the ladies who purchased par Shoes doYs
mat she had found Cinderella slippers, her m 20
spry.
And gentlemen, just ant you to see
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Try a box of Long Cotton To-
hacco, best on the market for the
money. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
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Death of Mr. w X Bell,

A telegram on Saturday last
announced the death of MIR Wylie
X Bell, who died At his home at
Hartsville that morning after sew
eral weeks illness. Mr. Bell was
well and favorably known
throughout eastern Carolina; was
the first intendent of HartsviIle
and was magistrate at the time of
his death. He was about so years
of age and was twice married. His
last marriage was to Miss Mary
Bell, daughter Of Mr. j l. Bell of
this county. She, with three
chiIdren-one by his former wife
survives him.
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Rev r Lee Robinson, of Cam
den, Ala, who has been spending
the vacation OF five weeks granted
him by his church, with his faith
er's sfamily in this county, re-
turned to his charge last Monday.
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| ocal Matters

Local M alters
Cotton brought 4 cents yester-
day on this market.
A 5-room cottage to rent. Ap-
ply to r E WyIie.
Miss Pearl PaySeur, of Lancas
ter, is visiting Miss Bertha Stain.
Chester Lantern.
A four horse farm for rent,
near Van Wyck. Apply to T f
III Stephenson, WaXhuw, n e..
DIR. W j White of Rock Hill,
Is over on Il visit to his old friends
In Lancaster. We are always
glad to see him.
Married, on Sunday, 26th inst,
by VIM Estridge, n p, Mr.. r r
Remington and Miss Katie Rob.
inson, all of Flat Greek township
10 lbs of Long Cotton Tobacco
is worth Is of any other kind at
the price. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
Mr.. j + McManus. son of Mr.
u A McManus, one of the guards
atthe State farm in Sumter coun
ty, is up on visit to relatives.
Mrs. John Jones and family
have moved from Jones Z Roads
to the home of her father, Hon
JAS K MagllI, at Russell Place.
1hree-horSe farm to rent. An.
ply to j G Nelson, Jncksonham.
S. &.
Fresh fish and oysters at my
market Wednesdays, FRIDAYS and
Saturdays. : + Blackmon.
The Knights of Pythias have had
nice lodge room fitted up in the
old Catawha House. Their next
meeting, Monday night, will be
held in their new quarters.
List of advertised letters for
the week ending Nov 2S, 1899:
Miss Hattie Witherspoon, Louis
Dunlap, j l. Whitaker.
j f Gregory, p Nj.
The citizens of Westville have
taken steps to have the Railroad
Commissioners compel the S C&
u extension to re establish de-
pot at that place.
Chew Long Cotton Tobacco and
DO happy. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
Monroe has voted to have a
graded school. Out of 25O votes
cast, 191 were for the schools.
The board of trustees consists of
X A Morrow, III & Adams, j G.
Fletcher, A Nj Crowell, w S Lee,
> w Parham and DR. S j Welsh.
hr. X F Boyd, who has occu
pied the Bennett cottage opposite
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"A Broom cottage to rent. Ap-
ply to r E Wylie.
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Try a box of Long Cotton To-
hacco, best on the market for the
money. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
Maj b f Miller, private secre,
tary to Congressman Finley, will
leave for Washington next Friday
Congressman Finle; will leave to-
morrow and ms family will follow
him later in the season
Rev r Lee Robinson, of Cam
den, Ala, who has been spending
the vacation OF FIVE weeks granted
him by his church, with his faith
er's sfamiIy in this county, re-
turned to his charge last Monday.
WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Pcrsimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co. p.
y. Box 500, Charleston, 5. G..
Ire residence of the late II J
Gregory will he sold next Monday.
The old Methodist church lot
adjoining Col Crockett will also
be sold. These are both valuable
and desirable lots. Look ont or
you will lose n bargain.
The c"roner's jury of inquest
over the body of Jas Eddy, col.
who was recently shot by Mr. r
A Barrett, just across the State
line, found that the killing was
luStitiahle, it being in self defense.
Th" evidence showed that Eddy
was advancing on Barrett with :. q
axe when the fatal shot was fired.
The article .'Lancaster Town
and County, from the Green
wood journal. in this issue of The
Ledger, will interest every reader
OF the paper. 1t has been sixteen
years since DIR Gardner, the an.
thor, lived here, and like every :
body else who has ever lived here
visit back stirs the old love for
the place to its very depths.
We hear the work recently
done by the chain gang on the
Monroe road in the vicinity Of Mr.
} A McAtcer's, highly compli
mented. The gang vas moved to
East End last Saturday. Supt
Barton says he will make that
road good again before he leaves
it, but that its like some people
he knows-you can make it good
but it wont stay good. OF course
he wasn't comparing the road to
any body he knew in East End.
The South Carolina conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
will meet at Orangeburg, Wednes-
dly of next week, Dec 6, and will
probably adjourn the Monday
following. Bishop j S Key, a
native of Georgia, but residing
for several years at Sherman Tex. =,
will preside. The bishop is 20
years old, but is so well preserved
that he might be supposed to be
10 years Younger.
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E Have you forgotten to
day your subscription to Ledgeri
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MONEY TO Loan.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
OFF. Nj. PlyIcr, Deceased.

J LII Persons indebted to the estate
n of =. NJ Z, Ter, deceased will
come forwaru at once and make -etiIe
ment with the Undersigned. Persons
having claims against said estate will
crescent them, duly verified, to the
Undersigned
w. B. PLNLER.
Geo. w PLYLER.
Executors
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Miss Pearl Payseur, of Lancas
ter, is visiting Miss Bertha Stain,
Chester Lantern.
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A four horse farm for rent,
near Van Wyck. Apply to T f
III Stephenson, WaXhuw, n G..
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Cotton brought 4 cents yester,
day on this market.
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We commend the sensible ad-
vice of Bishop Geo W Clinton in
his address at the opening of the
A Nj f II annual conference in
Memphis, Tenn, last week, which
will be found elsewhere in this is
sue. Bishop Clinton was born
and raised in Lancaster county,
and is nephew of the venerable
Bishop / c Clinton, of this place,
for whom all people, of both
races, have the highest iegard and
respect. The colored people of
the South have no better counsel>
ors than the Bishops Clinton from
Lancaster.
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DIR. W j White of Rock Hill,
Is over on Il visit to his old friends
In Lancaster. We are always
glad to see him.
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WRONG AGAIN!!
WHO !? SOLOMON. WHY 2?

Because he said vanity and that can't he riyht l
there is he of go" o
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WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Pcrsimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co. p.
y. Box 500, Charleston, 5. G..
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notice.!


The Treaaurer's Cflicc will be Hsx1r
for the collection of taxes for the fsst3
year 1899 from the lGih day Of OrsgdeF
to the %lst day December 1899.
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Married, on Sunday, 2Gth inst,
by VIM Estridge, N p, Mr.. r r
Remington and Miss Katie Rob.
lnson, all of Flat Greek township
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10 lbs of Long Cotton Tobacco
rs worth Is of any other kind at
the price. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
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Ar. K f Boyd, who has occu
pied the Bennett cottage opposite
Capt A McNanus' the past year,
moved with his family to his
plantation in Cedary Creek town
ship yesterday. Mr.. w X Ben
nett of Cedar Creek, will move to
this place and occupy the cottage
vacated by M. boyd.
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Chew Long Cotton Tobacco and
DO happy. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
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The knights of Pythias have had
a nice lodge room fitted up in the
old Catawha House. Their next
meeting, Monday night, will be
held in their new quarters.
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The citizens of Westville have
taken steps to have the Railroad
Commissioners compel the S G &
u extension to e-establish a de-
pot at that place.
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List of advertised letters for
the week ending Nov 2S, 1899:
Miss Hattie Witherspoon, Louis
Dunlap, j l. Whitaker.
j + Gregory, = Nj.
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Ire residence of the late II J
Gregory will he sold next Monday.
The old Methodist church lot
adjoining Col Crockett will also
be sold. These are both valuable
and desirable lots. Look ont or
you will lose bargain.
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
SMALL FEED LOTS.
They Are Valuable because They
Form IL Reservoir for Making
and Saving Manure.

When we see u farmer scattering his
fodder and hay out to his stock over
several acres of ground it is quite ey-
ident that he is making mistake. es-
pecially in the way Of saving manure
for much of the fertility evaporates
and goes to waste. If the cattle are de-
horned they can be punched in 4 small
lot and fed in rack of boxes From
their night quarters in the stable [
turn during the day four COWS on
space measuring 25 by 40 feet. where
fhey eat fodder. In an adjoining lot of
about half this area are KEEP: three
yearling cattle which have straw
shed for shelter. An additional lot
comprising about three-fourths of the
space of cow lot furnishes a place for
horses during the day. Thus the stock
is removed from the graveled track
leading through barn yard TO stable
doors. y rick of straw adjoining these
lots furnishes supply of litter which
along with the corn stalks will be
thoroughly rotted by next fall and
ready TO be hauled out and scattered
over the young clover. 1t will amount
to so wagon loads. Thus it will be seen
that small feed lots are essential in
forming a reservoir for making and
saving manure-the most complete fer
tilizer. embracing as it does all the ele-
ments of plant food.-W. r. Porter. in
National Stockman.
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
Keeping AppIe~ in PITS

1t is rather surprising that more
farmers do not winter their apples un-
derground in pits, such as they use for
storing potatoes and roots. These pits
are much better than keeping the
fruit in cellars under the house where
temperature often changes very rap
idly and is usually most of the time too
warm. But the pit for fruit should
not be just the same as for potatoes or
roots These growing underground are
not injured by contact with soil even
in winter. Any kind of fruit would
be spoiled by such contact. 1t should
be inclosed in paper or straw or in a
box, so that there will be no chance for
soil to touch it. Nor should the fruit
be placed where water leading through
the soil can readily reach it. as that will
spoil it as would the soil itself
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
IMPROVED HIGHWAYS.
A Reform That should He ASitated
in Every County in Every
State of the Union.

Here is a subject for the farmers to
agitate in their clubs and Institutes
during the winter. There is no class
that has so deep an interest in good
roads as the farmers. says Farmers
Tribune. Over the common roads he
has to haul his produce to the nearest
market. and he and his family have to
attend church and do their trading and
seek their amusements in the towns
and cities This is very pleasant when
the roads are dry and smooth. But
when wet weather sets in and the COM
mon roads become beds of mire. or
when they freeze up and become like
stones dumped edgeways, pleasure rid
ing is out of the question. Now. the
query is. how can we secure better
roads? First. we must secure perfect
drainage. This, is obtained by the use
CT the improved road grader hat rounds
up the center of the road and fills all
holes and secures smooth surface.
This grader should not be left on the
roadside to rust till the convenience of
the roadmaster can find leisure to use
it. Immediately after = rain. as soon
as the mud viii crumbs. the road
grader should he out and kept 1T work
till the roads are in good order. Now
this constant work on the roads can
be very much relieved by covering the
surface of the road with broken stone
(macadam) or gravel Gravel is. the
best for the following reasons: 1t is
more abundant and combines with the
roadbed and for this reason is better
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
THE REAL ISSUE.
Shall the People or the CoFPOrE ito 80
Control the Amount of Money
i'm CircuIatlon:

The money or currency of the United
States may be divided into two great
classes: The one furnished by the gov
ernment and the other by the banks.
The first class is wholly inadequate to
the business of the country, and we are
dependent upon private corporations
to furnish the residue. This gives to
private corporations almost as abSo-
lutte control of the money as if they
issued all of it; but they are not con-
tent with this, and demand the right
to control every dollar that cir2ulates
as mOney-the coin by boarding it. and
the paper by having the exclusive
right to issue it. And this is the ques-
tion involved in the free silver issue:
Shall the government-the people
control the amount of money in circu-
lation. or shall II be controlled by pri-
vate corporations? The constitution
says that congress shall have the
right to coin money and regulate the
value thereof" Wall street wants 20
violate the constitution and regulate
the value of money. That's the issue.
Which shall it he-Congress or Wall
street ?-1llinois Stare Register.
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
lRoad Over the Berkshire Hills in Western
MaSSa chuSettS)

Massachusetts,
or filling holes. Gravel deposits are
more general than supposed, and the
farmers can use their teams during the
idle spells in handling it on the roads.
Now, this is IL radical change in our
present road system. The changing of
one roadmaster that has put in his
year for another as green as when he
was elected is not good for our road inn
proVements. There should be Il county
supervisor. and a good, practical engi-
neer. whose duty should be to prepare
every road in the country and instruct
the local rOadmaSter as to the best
points to improve. In short. we want
radical change III our road laws. This
the farmers can secure if united. The
railroads in the state. have been liber-
ally supported by the farmers, and
should give liberal aid to improve our
common roads. Now. there is no better
test of the progressive character of Il
community than the state of the public
roads. Here is point in which all can
unite irrespective of political ties. Agi-
tate this reform in every county in the
state and thus secure good roads.
Iron County register., 1899-03-30
..S.fe IntnireIy."

Two detectives were in an lrishma n s
saloon the other night. looking for a
fugitive-drink. 1t was after hours and
the. blinds were drawn.
..Wurra. wurra. PATTI! suddenly eN-
claimed the saloCnkeeper's wife who
happered to take peep behind the
blinds
..Ph.wot,s th' ma :ther. darlin'?" asked
Pat unconcernedlY.
"Phwoi," said she. there's copper
across TIL shtreet lakin' in"
ssPhwat tn divil air yez goin' ter do
about IL" replied her husband; there's
two ay thin lukin' out, an wild two
Iukin' out an only wan lukin' in, Oi'm
tbinkin' we're safe intoirely."
Free Press.
Iron County register., 1899-03-30

called Grain-O. 1t is a delicious, appetizing,
nourishing food drink to take the place OF
coffee. Sold by ali grocers and liked by all
who have used it, because when properly
prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but
Grain-O aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves 1t is not stimulant but a health
builder. and children, as well as adults, can
drink it with great benefit. Costs about as
much as coffee. Is and 25c.