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scale, draining the resources of both
countries to the utmost.
A Clever Game.

A clever game which is worked al
Niagara during the winter months by
shrewd merchants is described in an
entertaining article by Mr.. Broughton
Brandenburg in Harpers Weekly
Shanties are built on the ice abou.
halfway to the shore, on the exact
boundary line between the United
States and Canada, occupied by trad.
ers. AS they have neither rent,
United States duty, nor Canadian IL
cense to pay, they are enabled to OF.
fer their goods for sale at greatly re-
duced prices. The officers of neither
country disturb them, because they
would first De compelled ito prove
Jurisdiction" This would be impos.
sible, for by the time the courts got
around to it, it would be spring, and
both the ice and the shanties would
be gone.
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Cannot Reduce a Rate

1t is stated in Washington that un
der the Townsend rate bill if rate il
fixed by the commission it cannot b,
lowered by railroad. Should al
emergency arise calling for decreased
rate the railroads or shippers woult
nave to appeal again to the commits
sion. there being no latitude allowed
whatever the circumstances. Hitherto
maximum rate has been the rule, bu,
no such concession is made under thu
proposed legislation.
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English Shopkeepers.

The upper class in England is sink.
ing; the middle is rising rapidly. and
those who belong to the former keep
shops in assumed names. while those
who belong to the latter endeavor to
conceal that they themselves are con.
nected with trade. The conversation
OF both, however, betrays that they
are shopkeepers.-LondOn Truth.
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BABV'S AWFUL ECZEMA
race Like Raw Bcef-Thousht She Would
Lose Her Ear-Healed Without a
Blemish-Mother Thanks Cuticura.

My little girl had eczema very bad
when she was ten months cd. Thought
she would lose her right ear. 1t had
turned black, and her face was like a piece
OF raw meat, and very sore. 1t would
phed when l washed her. and l had tc
keep cloths on it day and night There
was not clear spot on her face when be.
gan using Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
and now 1t Is completely healed, without
scar or blemish, which is more than | had
hoped for. (SignedD Mrs. Rose Ether, o9l
Eckford St. Brooklyn, N. Y"
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A SENSE OF PROPRIETY

A SENSE OF PROPRIETY,
you wouldn't sell your vote, would
you?"
mo, sub" answered Erastus Pink
ley. But if gemmen what's runnin'
foh office was to give me two dollahs,
common gratitude would make me
vote foh him m.'-Washington Star.
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1t was three years ago that I used
Doan's Kidney Pills for an attack Of
kidney trouble that was mostly back
ache, and they fixed me up fine. There
is no mistake about that, and If !
should ever be troubled again I would
get them first thing, as know what
they are"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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A SOCIAL WRINKLE.

Mrs. Hogan-Oi thought yez were
soin' ITO have yer party at noight.
Mrs. Grogan-Oi decided on the
mkt mornin' becuz thot's the tonne
Oi always think av the witty retorts.
New York Sun.
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the kidneys. Use
Doan's Kidney
Pills which have
cured thousands.
Captain s. D.
Hunter, of En-
gine No. IA, Pitts
burg, Pa, Fire
Department, and
residing at Nc9
Wylie avenue,
says:
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IN" He saws it is spogt suppose from the
which he prepares for it, takes him half day
kcTNEH1I Wi all wamenknd wait on him ~
has A
time It, lhen hs
a i and fire it off several times Of all the
terrible accidents from guns
his and
tells all the lockers on that ne "lshes
with the one VINO eXpecs 10
at a of the fray
hearing anything from chpnk to
this
Biddy with the washbon ne
heard 1t she would nave
ashamed she had asked him.
these States has good
deal Of ground to get game Lions
hunting turkeys cannot
themse practice them
through and HILL he vets his ee,
traveller and baks
breaks his watch chain and asered
himself cunning
such glorious fun How he does enjoy it!
behind watches
him. Poor little SQUIRREL Enjoying the last nut he crack What
pie he will help make. ricassee!
Up the
chatterng all
squirrels fellow
practice with
At
good he makes his
And he shoulders captures
a
winch procams
When he gets sight of home he braces cheey and
carries the squirrel
tells his he
the most the
q dog "
viii take frendkto
@ @ you mat he has letters write but the inflated too
.h smell OF IMMINENT and arnica about him the musk
- 'ne country to disguise-New York Weekly.
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HE WAS IMMUNE.

II expect" said the fair maid, who
had talked for fifteen consecutive
minutes without permitting him to
get in word edgeways, you are tir-
ed of hearing me talk"
mot at ALL" replied the gallant
young man. Il get shaved at a bar
ber's and am used to that sort Of
thing. Chicago News.
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CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.


when the Back Aches and Bladde,
Troubles Set In, Get at the Cause.
Don't make the mistake Of believing
backache and bladder ills to be local
ailments. Get at the cause and cure
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COMMERCIAL.

Skemer-I think I'll get married.
Ascum-You surprise me. l didn't
think you had a girl.
Skemer-I haven't yet, but a fell
low gave me wedding ring today
in part payment of bill he owed me
and I've got to get the worth of my
money.-Philadelphi Press.
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TINE ENOUGH YET.

INF FNOCNIf TEL.
"You really don't intend to snub
der purposely?" exclaimed the Rev.
DR.. Cooley.
Il do, indeed" replied his wife.
But we are told to love our ene-
mics"
We'll, after I've made her my enc
my III think about loving her."-Phil-
adelphia Press.
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SOMETHING HIST AS coon

Young man." asked the girls
father, "have you any visible means
Of support?"
"Why-aw-none that are visible
to the naked eye" replied the young
man, hesitatingly. Il am one of the
microbe specialists of the Health De.
partment." t."-Chicago Tribune.
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HER APOLOGY.

He-Do you know l can read your
thoughts?
She-Oh, well! Mercy! You mustn't
believe everything you read. The
queerest ideas about you come into
my mind at times, and I'm not at all
accountable for them!-Detroit Free
Press.
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PerambIlating Pete-Tim, don't
yer wish yer lived in de tropics.
where yer could set under a cocoanut
tree an have de ripe nuts fall right at
yer feet?
Tie-pass Tim-Naw. Who'd crack
! de nuts fer me?
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.x2
@(nln&&|S|n
- }4;x||;;;3
OU0zz

She confronted him like an angry
.igress.
Never, she cried, "darken my
doors again."
He covered before her glance.
"After''-
Her voice was harsh with resent.
nent. Il had told you to be so par.
ocular and finish all the woodwork
N light effect"
In silence he prepared to mix his
paints anew.-New Yorker.
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Ivory CONGRATULATIONS.

A very famous American dentist met
the English husband of an American
friend of mine with the genial ccngra.
tulation: MY dear sir. l wish you JOY!
You have married a frst-rate set Of
teeth. h."-Fortnightly Review.
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Ask Your Dealer For Aliens Foot .c.
powder. 1t rests the feet. Cures Corns
Bunions. swollen. Sore, Hot Cal lous, ,Achin !,
Sweating Feet and IngrowinS Nails. Allen )
Foot Ease makes new or tight shoes easy At
all Druggists and Shoe stores, 25 cents. Ac-
ecpt no substitute. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Allen $. Olmsted, Leroy. \. y.
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LAZY JOHNNY.

Tommy Tucker-You don't like
Johnny Jones, guess!
Willie Wickham-No, he's so lazy
that he'd rather fight than run. any
.ime.-Boston Transcript.
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The Effect of Warm Days and Cool Night.
A leading physician writes that he has no
tlced warm days and cool nights always af
feet the bowels. and suggests some pre-
ventat1ya remedy. DR.. Bigyers' Huckle
berry Cordial is the only one that can b'
absolutely relied upon. 1t never tails tc
cure.
Sold by all Druggists, 25 and SOC bottle.
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WHEN TO FIND THEM.

Blimkins-No, sir; l tell you most
friends are uncertain. l want friends
who will be friends in need.
Hodges-Take fools advice, old
man. and look for them before you
need them.-Brooklyn Life.
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Women are more truthful than
men. but occasionally you meet a
woman who says she doesn't want to
get married.
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A READY APOLOGIST.

"Why don't you go to work."
"Dere's nothin' doin' in my trade ''
answered Meandering Mike.
What is that?'
"Tm a lawn mower sharpener."-
Washington Star.
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In twelve marriages out of every
100 one of the parties has been mar
ried before.
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Beware the Easy Shelter.
By Hugh De Selincourt:.


EARS but fools
bring caution in
unrealy Of JOY quickly dsiusioned
that he
IV BY the side
He then commits
OF the that
within Of
pressing Of
shelter will
There
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford'a
Sanitary Lotion. Never Fails Sold by all
druggists, 81. Mail orders promptly filled
by DIR. f. Detchon. Charlottesville, Ind.
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I1sos Cure IS the best medicine we ever used
lor al affections Of throat and lunSs.-WM.
y. ENDsLEY, Vanburen, Ind, Feb. 10, 1909.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-10

Argentina has millions more sheep than
the United States has
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-10

New Zealand is distinctly an agricultural
and dairying colony.
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The Peruvian railways have all been con-
soldated.
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FRANKLIN. La, SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1905

FITS permar emily cured. Motifs or nervous
ness after first days use of Dr. Kline's Great
Ne-yeKeatorcr, s2tralbottle and treatise free
DR. Ii. H. KLINE, Ltd ,92l Arch st. Phlla.. Pa.
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:, Santo Domingo Is said to be Spanish TO,
Holy Sunday.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums reduces infamma-
ton, ,allays pain cures wind collie ,25r "a j. ,ttle
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WITHIN

THRICE IN LUCK WITHIN A
MONTH.
Il have been refused by three girls
since Christmas" said the impression.
able young man.
Indeed" responded the cynic.
You must carry a rabbits foot
Washington Star.
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Fortv-fvc thousand sovereigns pass
through the Bank of England every day
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The average depth Of the Atlantic is cs
tlmated to be about 5000 feet
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MASSAGE Your Mind.
BY OriSOn Swett Marden

iet go OF or of against
wrinkles If the mind in
helpful charitable
and vigorous than will heart dried
emptied of human
that is chilled
by prejudice fear
French beauty
youthful elasticity
of
variety and
ana lack OF mental
Cities in the midst
nd good looks
get into their
Insanity
ACCESS brightness of the attribute
tnougnt and mental occupation
VINO live much outdoors and
the average
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BOTH OF HIGH AND MIGHTY

WAYS.
Miss Woodby-My great-grand-
mother on my mothers side was
noted for her proud and imperious
bearing.
Miss Newitt--Indeed? Our servant
girls the same way.-Catholic Stand.
ard and Times.
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full information Tickets Of
the Company W. H. MASTERS Traffic MaLeger, New
BATTURS Asst. Gen Agt Orleans. OWEN Div
Pass. Agent, New Iberia, -
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VOL. XVII.
Going Cunning.
By Kate Thorn.

else do with himself
" :: s: : : !: : :: !:
IvA7E cunning.
with e 1t takes him half day 70
kCE%EySb rcadvw all w9menkind wait him.
to clean
eds it. Then ne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-19

loading guns were in use in this sec
tion-)
A moment after this, l heard the
cook strike the bottom of the bucket
as a signal that he wanted some wa
ter. / spoke to Darby and asked him
if he wouldn't bring a bucket Of water
for the cook, and he promptly an
swered. yes" set his gun against a
tree, took up the bucket and start
ed for the spring which was some 90
to 20 yards away and behind a thick
clump of bushes.
As soon as he turned his back and
started for the spring I grabbed his
gun, drew the hammer and the wad off
the shot, and turned the gun up and
caught eleven shot in my hand.
knew that he had twelve in the gun
and / made two or three efforts to get
the last one but failed, and seeing
that Darby had started back from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-19
HOW WILLY JONEY
ROUTED THE PUZZLERS
OF THEM HOWEVER Al QUITE NUMBER CORRECT
Observation-Disclosures USE THE
~ANswER COUPON" BLANK
BARRE OUT,

WHY Jones routed the puzzlers with
As tuuny pictures last Sunday. Such
tine as they had One little chap
VINES: Il just couldn't guess any of
ne puzzles his time, they are so hard,
sAlsp- no. 9. and I know its Mas0ns o.
Nl- Fellows, so ! viii just send it
srrllw~
berEam Dannheisser, p ". Belmont,
+, entitled 10 the dollar this week, and
e. 81. iy whenever he calls for 1t at
--e Journal Office.
-zz-e-s. be sure 70 use the Answer
S--po1 as no attention is paid to
'-..9 not written on f.
q number Of beautifully written and
--'e-- isis were received as usual
-. as they are not written on the
ANSWER Coupon" that accompanies
'tF ST., OF puzzle pictures that ap-
~ RI The Journal, they can not be
as week several correct lists were
Fe6 TOO late. Get your answers
1. re Journal Office as early as posi-
sometimes the puzzle editor is
ne ONCE after six o'clock on Thurs
and sometimes not But, do
y Tait for Thursday. Rush your
-'"ers in just as soon after Sunday
a. you can.
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BY.
~. 3. COOK.

the spring, / sat the gun down where
he had left it.
As soon as Darby returned with the
bucket of water, some one in the
crowd said: Darby, / think Nat can
beat you shooting" Without hesitat-
ing, he replied: III bet dollar that
he can't"
The bet was promptly accepted, and
stakes placed in the hands of one of
the party. Mr. Mccullough went to
a tree some forty or fifty yards away
and made a small blaze about two and
half inches in diameter, and then
stepped OF forty yards and drew a
mark for us to stand on. Capt Thorn
as Hutchinson. was appointed judge.
Everything being ready, toed the
mark and fired. | didn't hit the blaze
with single shot. but several were
near the edge, and it was a real good
target for game. as l think | placed
seven shot OF the twelve in the tree
and the most of them would have hit
turkey.
Then Darby stepped up and toed the
mark and fired, and the Judge in fact
the whole crowd. went up to inspecs
the target To the surprise OF every
one except Darby, the only shot in his
gun was as near the center of the
blaze as it was. possible to put it. and
the laugh that went up from the crowd
was STARTER TO all the game in those
woods.
The judge, after due deliberation
decided that Nat was entitled TO the
money as he had done the best aver
age" shooting-in other words had, hir
the tree with the most shot. 1t is
needless TO say that Darby's amase-
ment and discontinue at this decision
were complete. but it is also needless
to add that. aside from this, the darky
did not lose anything by the occur
ance.
I will close this article by stating
that only few weeks after this event,
Darby again went across the bay on I
hunt. having borrowed one of my dogs
Attempting to return home in bad
weather, his boat capsized and poor
Darby and my dog were both drowned.
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a Week OF Fact and Fancy
Fun and Folly in Florida

is the alligator? Where do you hunt
him?
Come here" says Doc. II want to
tell you something" and the old cuss
disclosed to me a scheme streak
of genius if carried out right, and
jumped at it.
Last fall | had noticed that in a
small pond on Cabbage Key there were
several alligators. so Doe and went
there one morning hunting up an alli-
gator cave; we soon found one AMI
proceeded TO introduce ourselves by
prodding the occupant with an eigh-
teen foot pole His alligatorship no
doubt was pleased to make our ac-
quaintance for he chewed up the end
of the pole in a way that left no doubt
as to his feelings. We closed up the
door of his cave and dug him out, rop-
ed him to a stiff pole to avoid the re-
suits of his expressions of pleasure at
seeing us, and brought him 10 the
hotel and then let him go.
He went straight back to his cave.
The next week | organized an alliga-
tor hunt with the understanding that
no gun should be used; and we dug
him out and brought him back to the
island again 1t would have done your
heart good to see Doc and me explain
ing next morning how the alligator
escaped during the night. We have had
eight hunts so'far and the alligator is
getting so used to it that he is getting
accommodating and actually lifts up
his paws to be tied. There will be
another hunt next week.-Geo. II.
Lizotte. in St. Petersburg Times.
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Soft Back Whales.

Fisherman from the banks report
that several soft hack whales ranging
in size from 20 to 30 feet have been
seen feeding in these waters for the
past several days, and this morning
Captain Charles Thompson, who has
quite a record for capturing large and
curious fish from the deep, went out in
the Barracuda in search of the mon
sters, and if located he viii make an
effort TO harpoon and land one of them.
If successful Captain Thompson viii
have eclipsed all OF his previous rec
ords for big flsh.-Miami Metropolis.
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The Shooting Match
Across Pensacola Bay

some twenty-five or six years ago,
, Marty OF congenisl spirits, among
rs1m were Capt. Thos. W. Hutchin-
en- Gavin Pou, James Mccullough, z.
ssrsu. myself and several others
vaose names escape my memory, went
m a hunting trip for a few days
s--oss the bay shore near where the
s-eWs-, pace is now located.
The hunting was pretty good at that
,,re. for at noon on the second day,
gro fine deer were hanging up in
canD. every member Of the party was
sse'ing fine and all were in good
Light TO enjoy the good dinner which
a. then on the fire and being looked
s-pr ny an expert in the culinary arr.
Juyf before il was time TO take up
me dinner. Darby, a noted negro hun
-sr of those days, and who by the by,
Rad a good nose for anything good in
-sc eating line. having observed the
mats of the crowd al anchor. and also
seeing the smoke from the camp fire
on shore. boldly walked into camp.
k,awing full well that he would be
welcome and also get a good dinner.
Darby was clothed on the order OF
Robinson CrusOe. and his gun, single
Nsrreled shot gun. was all tied up with
strings. and on the whole, master and
ern were about the hardest looking
rsir hat the writer ever saw in the
woods. BY way OF having a little
sport. I began 10 make fun of Darby's
gun. but was Immediately met with
me proposition from Darby, III bet
a dollar that / can beat any gun in
csmp."
I had a gun which l considered first
class. but the darby seemed so con-
fdent. and was so willing to put up
he dollar that I was completely bluff
ell. did venture to ask him how
many shot he had in his gun. He
said twelve. I told him that was the
number in my gun. He Immediately
offered to put up one dollar that he
could beat me shooting at a mark,
remember this was before breach
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A Novel BANQUET.

The enterprising town of New Smyr-,
ma is about to adopt novel method OF
showing to It's winter visitors what IL
can provide for the sustenance OF lie.
The city will give a banquet to its
visitors on the 22nd of this monbh,
and as the announcement says, there
will be menu of extended proportion
and not an item on il but can be gath
cred from the woods and waters OF
this section, without money and with
out price The bread will be made
from cOontie root, vegetables from
cabbage, palmetto, and others found
growing wild. Fish, oysters and game
Will furnish the meats. The peopis
propose to show what kind of a meal a
man can get UP here without purchas-
ing a single article. We believe wey
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AlIiaators at PassA.eriIIe.

It's a fad-or at least, its a success.
An alligator hunt every week. One
was captured last week-one the week
before. Oh, let's get another one this
week.
What would | do without that alli-
gator hunt these cold days? Fishing
although good, is not the best; the fact
is there is so much of everything here
that visitors soon tire and want excite
ment. sect up an alligator hunt" said
old Doc Roberts. But how? Where
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-19
The Southern Girl.

The Southern Girl.
Adeline Burgert, says the Gainesville
Star. has painted a poetical picture OF
the Southern girl in such clever man.
ner that every single male visitor 10
Florida will be making desperate eff
forts TO rob us of our peerless gems be
fore returning TO their homes:
The Southern girl
Is dainty pearl,
And one that's good TO see;
She's neither bold,
Nor yet too cold.
And pure and sweet is she.
She's always neat
When on the street;
Soft as a mouse can be,
When in the house,
No more the mouse,
So gay and bright is she.
Her eyes in hues
Though black or blue,
Are bright as bright can be;
And in them flies
A quick surprise
If you too bold should be.
In all the world
It's the Southern girl,
The girl alone for me:
Id give my life
If she'd be my wife,
So good and true is she.
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An orloinal Death Notice.

F. E. Williams, the recognized duke
of Alachua. died at his home in that
town yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock. He was a member of the Bap-
fist church. and was extremely veal
thy. He had a credit possibly of $780,
900. of which he had, but death de
prived him of the enjoyment, leaving
him an inheritance. of only six feet OF
earth. To the widow and bereayed
the Hornet extends coincidence. ~
phoid fever invited the enemy of hui
man kind, and made him captive pris-
oner of old Newnansville cemetery.
His Importance and wealth were such
that he will be sadly missed from that
section.-High Springs Hornet.