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SHE WANTED GOLD. | ?mm Woman'! Idem of the Mommy to Deposit In a Bnnlc. Most comical stories are told at -flio expense of the fair sex regarding tlieir lack of familiarity with banks nuil their methods. One came to the ears of the Sannterer that apparently lie3 the merit of newness. "My wife had saved op her pin money, or what she hadn't had occasion to nse of it," said the relator of the story, "until she had $40 In bills Of various denominations. ThlB she was extremely desirous of securing gold for, and every day when I came home to dinner she would haul me over the coals because 1 had forgotten to procure the shining metal. Finally sho said she would atteud to the matter herself. That evening she greeted me h With a triumphant smile, r "'I got my gold,' she exclaimed us soon as I entered the house, 'but I had a time in doine It. thnmrii ' "Then she told me bow Bhe bad gone to the mint with bur bills and been refused the coveted coin because the notes weren't good notes. Next she hustled around to a bank and secured four $10 gold pieces. These didn't suit her because they weren't new and eblay* so she trotted back to the mint With them and exchanged then) for two double eagles, fresh from the dies. , 1 listened to her recital and asked ber ' to let me see the coins. ! "Let you see them!' she exclaimed la surprise. '\Vliy. I haven't them any more, you gocse!' '"Haven't tbem any more?" I re- i peated. 'What did you do with them?* , "She looked at uie with mingled 1 scorn and contempt " *1 deposited them in the Sav- ' lags bank, of course. That's what I -wanted the gold for. What did you think I was going to do with them? Keep them around the house to look at r ^ "Bat I was too busy laughing just then and for half nn hour afterward to make anv renlv."?Cincinnati Bn. gulrer. THE FORCE OF HABIT. How It Once Played n Mecn Trlek on Frederick Vllllera. B. W. Sabel, in Tbe Saturday Evening Post, tells an anecdote of Frederick VUllers, the famous war correspondent, Vllllers bad been under tire for some days, the enemy bombarding the force to wbicb tbe artist was attached, so tbat tbe arrival of a shell was a commonplace circumstance to be treated in tbe usual way. Out of this ordeal he came unscathed to London and was strolling down the crowded Strand. On a sudden the pedestrians were appalled to see him tiing himself at full length upon the greasy, muddy pavement and there lie on his face, rigid as a dead man. From all directions men rushed to render him assistance. They turned him over to rub bis hands and unbotton bis collar, expecting to Qnd blm In a tit. But uo. - On bis face they found not tbe pain and pallor of epilepsy, but astonishment and mud. Villiers, when they laid hold of him, quickly Jumped to his feet, shook the mud from his bands and clothes and then looked nrouud Cor an explanation of his own apparently Idiotic net. The oinlnnntlnn wnu forthcoming. A few yard? behind him stood a horse and eart The carter had a moment after Vllllers passed pulled the pla and allowed the cart box to dump Upon the ground a load of gravel. The heavy beamB of the eart, of course, struck the wood paving with a resounding "dull thud." and the clean gravel hissed out with an evil roar. This combination of sounds, the war artist declared, was Identical with the striking of a livo shell, and Vllllers, 0F) forgetting that he then stood some thousands of miles from the seat of war. automatically flung himself down to await the dreadful explosion. He Got the Information. An English paper tells this story of the late Joseph Whltnker, the publisher of Wbltaker'8 Almanack: "For the first Issue he wanted, nlouor with aim!. lair information, tbe amount of tbe salaries received by a number of certain high functionaries in tbe civil service. Application to these personages themselves was nnlformly met with only flat refusals. Accordingly tbe Almanack appeared with a list of the officials, each credited with a purely lmag lnary sum. "Tbe result was Instantaneous. nardly bad tbe first edition come out before those whose salaries bad been underrated were Impelled by 'amour propre' to write Indignant corrections, while tbe polite statements of tbe Inland revenue authorities were similarly efficacious where tbe alleged amount was at all In excess of tbe actual income." Vlsr Bibles. In Russia miniature Bibles are often .worn as watch charms. One of these Bibles is owut'il by a Bostonlan who received It from a friend living 'i Russia. It Is about one Incb long, threefourths of an Incb wide and threeeighths of an Inch thick and contains the first Ave books of the Old Testament. The text of the book Is in Hebrew and the titles In Latin. It can (mly be read with the help of a powerful magnifying glass. His Lias of Criticism. *T understand." said the neighbor, **tbat your husband Is a dramatic critic." "No," replied the little woman bitterly; "he Is even worse than that He Is a household critic."?Chicago Post. a Dlsinlird. ''W Wiggins?Whose umbrella Is this? It Iboks like the one I lest Biggins? I don't see how It can, for I scraped the handle and altered It generally.?Ohio Stats Journal. r | STARTED A PRAIRIE FIRE. An Army Otncer Canned the Worst One Ever Known In Kama*. The greatest prairie fire known In Kansas was In the year 18tK>, and It was set out l>y au oltlccr of the United States government. .<J::e day In 18G0 he and a party of o^iccrs from Tort Hays were returning from a wild turkey hunt In the eau* yous cf the Saline. The wind was blowing a hurricane, and when a stop was made on the high prairie some ten miles north of Hays this ofllcer deliberately touched a match to the drycrisp grass in order to make a spectacle. When the other olKeers saw what lie was about to do, they made a i desperate effort to stop him, but tlie } deed hud been doue. and t lie ted Unities were reeling across the prairie like a frightened nutelopc. That lire swept from where It had been started ' clear across Ivausas into what is uow . Oklahoma. The streams uud roads ; offered no obstacles to it whatever, s While going south it had also turned to ' the eart and left a trail of ruin across It ice, Kouo. Kingman, Ilurper and other counties. Thousands of settlers were burned out, losing their houses and their feed, their horses and cattle.* If the man who set that tire had been known to the settlers, all the troops on the plains would not have been enough to qfnv tholt* vntwvun M/./v 1 " u ?* ~ iviiQViiuWi .10 11 ?UM, UU suffered remorse beyond description. When the officers nt Hays would bring hlni papers, telling of the damage done, he would groau and curse himself roundly, lie left Flays for some other post In the following year, and, so fr.r as we Luow, his name was never connected with the gigantic prairie lire of 1800.?Kansas City Journal. THE MAN WHO WORKS. And tltc Man "Wtio Gets TUrough Thlngi the Enilvit Way lie Can. "The man that Is so far advanced that he likes the work he is doing," said Mr. Stoggleton, "has reasou to feel hopeful of himself. I suppose that the very great majority of us go through the work we have in hand the easiest way we can and get through it. skipping the hard places when possible and thinking we'll be glad when it's finished; hut the next job will he just the same. There will he just about so many hard places in it, and then we'll be wishing just the same that we could get through that job. "The fact appears to he that we are always trying to shirk the present job. We mean well in a feeble sort of way, and the next thing we tackle we are going to do right up to tlie handle, hut when we strike that, when that he comes the present work, don't we try to shirk that too? We do. Indeed. And that's what we do all through life?dally putting off our best endeavors till tomorrow. Kind of a miserable thing to do, isu't it? "But occasionally you meet a man who puts In his best licks every day and rejoices In the labor. He doesn't caro a continental what the next day Is going to bring to him?he can handle It, whatever it is. Just now he's engaged with today's labor, and he dots that up thorough1}' and completely and searches out the last nook and cranny. He isu't trying to see what he can pass by, but what lie can root out, and he goes home satisfied with his work, and he's the one man in a thousand that leads all the rest, and ills pay corresponds with his labors."?New York Bun. Hod It All Fixed. The Youth's Companion says that the descendant of a New England Puritan divine lias In his possession an old sermon written by his aucestor which shows that the preacher did not trust entirely to the impulse of the moment when delivering Ills discourses. The manuscript Is written In a strange, crabbed band and plentifully besprinkled with marginal references. "Head slowly here," tbe minister admonishes himself In one spot, and "to be given out very loud and clear" is tbe suggestion for another passago. "Hurry a little, with Are," be wrote in several places. Tbe most emphatic and Important part of tbe whole sermon is Indicated by a much underlined marginal uote. After bearing stories of this saintly old time preacher it is amusing to know that he deemed it wise and even necessary nt tbe cliinux of bis eloquence to "yell like one possessed." Philadelphia's BIk Clock. The clock on tbe Philadelphia city hall Is the highest In the world. It has the largest dials. If the diuls were out of the way and trucks were laid, two trains could pass each other running through the holes. Tbe glass In tbe four faces is fastened there by a ton of cement. Tbe glass, if laid on the ground, would make a walk a square long and ten feet wide. The minute band will ilnlsh each year's Journey by complotiug a 110 mile trip. It Is exntW?ri flint tills niimito linuH vt* ill travel 11C miles annually for mauy I yeaiH to eoiue. The clock la str? and tlie minute hand Is phosphor bronzo and weighs 350 pounds. Where Hope Llngerel, Negroes are unconsciously humorous. The otber day two roustabouts were overheard talking. They mot on the levee after one had been absent from the city for several wcks. "Hello, Bill; how is yer?" said the first. "Well," was the reply, "de doctors Is give me up. but de police ain't."?Memphis Scimitar. California has 40 mountains, the highest peaks of which are more than 10,000 feet above the sea. Colorado has GO peaks which are more than 13,000 feet in altitude. In Paris there is a wineshop for vsry Ursa houses, Ills Vfry Own Jones. There nre many Joneses lu this world, but perhaps not quite so many ns pco- , pie think. Not long ago two friends met who had not seen each other for ten years, since their school days. "Whom did yon marry, Billy?" asked ? one. a "A Miss Jones of Philadelphia," re- , piled Billy, who was a trifle sensitive. "You always did take to the name ? \Joues.' 1 can remember when we went ( to school together you used to tag ' around after a little snub nosed Jones , ' girl." "1 remember It too." said Billy. "She's the girl 1 married."?Youth's i? Companion. r< T How to Care m ( oneh, '| If a man has a col' on the chist, get . Casey's mixture f'r man nu haist. put him in bed. slap a musthard plasther r' on him that'll keep his mind employed s an lave him fight It out. May the best ti man win. If the patient's alive in the mornln. he'll not hnvestren'th to cough. ?"Mr. Dooloy" lu Ladles' Homo Journal. General News Notes. ^ The modern and mesi efTeciive n <*??ro for constipation and liver trouhh e 8i ramoua little pi I Ir known n? Pr- 0 Witt'* Lilile Early Risers. F C. ? D ke. r Mr. Sims, of Tennessee. ha? intro- ?' dnced a bill appropriating 810,000 to enable the Secretary of Agriculture, through the Division of Chemistry. C( t? investigate the chemical compost ^ ti<m of cotton seed and its economic tf U8t>8- p C. H. App'etoii, Jcstico of Pssce, ir Clarksburg, N. J., eajs, "DeWittV w Little Earlv Risers aro the best pills p nnHo f?.r cotf*tipaM<>n. We use no p, .hers." Q-iiek'j oure all liver and bowel troubl s. F. C. Duke. Paris hming put up her prices, ? visitors might as well get ready to f put up tite r money. tl Sizi <'o-?n't indicate quality. 13oware of connteifr.it aud woithle>* sslvo ( fT. red for DeWitt'a Witeh Y' 3->z??l S,?'vr>. DoWitt's is the only rigiunl An infallible cure for pile# 01 a.-d nil fiUin dis'a*er. F. C. Duke. . Alger has gone, Gage may go, but tl Hannah s icks tight* r than grim al death- v< Mr. Bryan's welcome throughout n' w O -y the ea-t has been most cordial. The enemy's country" teems to have dis? i w appeared. tc L T. Travie, Agent AmthcruR. B., a? -v 1 iua, Gu, writer: "I cannot .say too much in prai?e of O le Minute O nigh Cure. In my <ase it worked like a charm." The only harmless fl(: remedy thar gives immediate remit#. 11' ' arte c-ughs, colds, croup, bronchitis ki mi all throat and lung troubles. F. ^ <J Duke. 13 Dear Mac : Don't use up all your a whitewash on Gage. You'll need F some yourself, perhaps. Yours, Vox i'opu'.i. F. B. Tbirkieid, Health Insjiector of lu'.cago, s.iys: 4,K?>dol Dyspepsia c C ire can not bo rt.commended too Ii highly. It cured me of severe dfs-' u; pepsia." It digests what you eat and {ir cures indigestion, heartburn and alljfi for us of dyspepsia. F. C Duke. j Two books could bo written by | ii President McKinley?one containing1 a what he said about pet government Y banks, in 1888, and the other containing what he doesn't say about them now. 1 J. I. Bevery, Logauton, Pa, writes: el "I am willing to take my oath thi.t I ol was cured ?f pneumonia entirely by the use of O.ie Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my children of whooping cough." Quickly w relieves aud cures Cuugl s, colds, grippe 01 1 .1 a Jl. II * ! ?? aim iiirotu ana lur.g irouuiee. all like it. Mothers eudor?e it. F. 0. Dakc. Ij It is to be hoped that the censor is ? keeping recent events in Montana, h Philadelphia, and Kentucky away u from the knowledge of the Filipinos. It might prejudice them against us. 01 * \V. H. Nisbet, Cash's Depot, S. C write*: I had djppepaia; used ZiilinV oi Liver liegulat 'f, but it did no good, d 1 t ten tried Dr. M. A. f?imniona Lmr 'V M; diciur; the firot package did me a ^ *>d. 1 continued its use and wrs cti.ed. Oomo to think o( it, the Boers 8 < ui to ho l:on h rating a bit them- 11 solves. 11 W< .men's complexions depend for t< hw.uty upon digestion. I)r. M. A. Simmon's Liver Medicine regulates the stomach, iiver and kidneys and * ecu res the bie&singg of good digestion. c f? i m . < . m w w Now, Chisago is to have buffet t streetcars. The suburbanite can eat ' his breakfust quietly while riding c down town, instead of snatching a tj mouthfuil on the way to the trolley. | Lewis Dennis, Halem, lad., saye: ' K< dol Dyspepsia Cure dtd me more go-id than anything I ever took." It tigosts what you eat and cannot help t 1 ut cure dyspepsia and liver tr< ubles. . F. C. Duke. t a To the Public. I want to lot tho p-oplo who 8u rom rheumatism and sciatica kc (- at Chamberlain's Psiu Balm itvul mo after a number of ot nedicinea and a doctor hud failed. th" beet liniment I have ever kno f.?J. A. D idgeu, A'phare'ta, < 'tiouaands have beeu cured of rh latism by this remedy. Otic aj?p!i i u releves tho pain. For sale ** C. Duke. At last the Administration lead Congress have introduced hills < Sliding the customs laws of t Iruled States over Puerto Iii 'hero is absolutely no reason w le President should not have d? tiis long ago. thus giving relief t' nely tried people. Hut the oppti on of the protected industries w >o strong for him. IiismarcP's Iroti Nerve Was t^o result of his epleni ealtb. Indomitable will and t leudous energy are not fiund win tom?ich, liver, kidneys are out rder. It' you want th? ee qnalit d the success they briug. use I ling's Now Lifn Pills They devel very power o' brain and body. Or 5 cents at F. C. Duke's drug sto General Grosvenor has practica mfessed the truth of Ileprcsentati ien z's charge that Grosvenor b >!d him that the incriuiinati aper8 in the case of the U tah poly i list postmasters, had been made w ith. General Grosvenor's or lea seems to be that he did not < ect the conversation to be repeat* That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leavo you, if y red Dr. Kiuj's New Life Pi houf&nd* of eufferers have prov leir matcl>le8s merit for sick a srvons headaches. They make pi lonrl nnd ulrnnn nornno ? "' ....... ?uv* w \.rj auu WUIMI r>ur health. Easv to take Try the ?.'?]v 25 cents. M >ney back if i ired. Sold bv F. C. Duke, drug^i We shall build, control, and open ie Nicaraguan canal. When we t t peace, it will be free for all otl eesels, whether those .of warri utions or not. But when wc arc ar, our enemies will not he perm id to U9e it?any more than Britu ould permit a Transvaal private i pass through the Suez canal no lays. A Frightful Blunder Wi 1 olten cause n horrible hu add, cut or bruise. Bucklen's J ica Salve, the best in the world, w ill the pain and promptly heal una old sorts, fever sores, ulce jils, felons, corus, all skin eruptioi w-t pile cure on earth. Only 25 c hoi. ('ur? f?n? rnnl Aorl R.I.I 1 O. Duke, druggist. Nearly ?100,000 raised in o louth for General La*ton's wido trough a single appeal from a i-iu<; mimittee, is a t ret'y good recoi t is somewhat different from t lethods of the Dewey houso co littee and the Schley endless cht asco. If irritable, out of s'^rts, depress i spirits, have a dull headache, ta few denes Dr. M. A. Simmons Lit lediciuc for quick relief. If Mr. Quay is seated, it will be irect invitation to party machir 1 n i i ? > at-aaiuCK legislatives and prove eetions whenever they have c >nti f the governors. A few doies of Dr. M. A. Simmt liver Mtdictne will do ru< ro fui eak btoaiach 'ban a prolonged coui f any other medicine. Nothing shows the policy of ( edicucy that rules in the Wh [ousc, better than the abandonou fall attempts to reward llobson 1 is wo?k at Santiago, and the ins: nee of the President on rewurdi atupson for his absence at the bat f that name. If gloomy and i.erv -ue aad looki n the dark side oi things, take a f ~f n. 10T A u: T ?/CC3 1/1 1^1* AM. /I. OIUUUUUO lJi\ ledicine and the gloom will c ppear. There is nothing like so mil rejudice against tho negro in I outh, as in the north, lie is gi? fair chance in the south at eve bii?g excopt 8- ciety ami politics. 1 i the north, he is not even alloy o work except iu menial occupatio ? "I am indebted to O.ie Miu lough Cure for my heulth and life, ttrcd me of lung trouble folio* rippe." Thoutanda owe their h ? the prompt aetion of this nc (tiling remedy. it cures eoug >hD, r.r ?up, bronchitis, pneunioi ;rippe ai.d threat and hug tro d) a nirly uhc preventa c-onsunipti iiathooulv harmhsa remedy t [ives immediate remIts. F. C. Da The opposition to butlcrine is o the substance itself so much, ae s to the attempt to soil it under ] ence that it is hatter. Having a (irent Run on Chamber- ' V fywr Iain's Cough Remedy. I low Ms.r g'. r Mutnn, ?.f tao l*ie *?r"" dru.. rtore, lnluiuie us that ueps having * her jtt jr . nt run ?.u Cuamberlaiu'e Cough H . Remedy. He file lire bottles of wu tluii medicine to nue tf any other S ' Wind, and it gives great satisfaction. eu* lu thtB"} days ol la * rippe H ire is c*- nothing like Chamberlain's Cough , hy Remedy to stop the cough, hcn! up f\ the M-re throat aod lungs and gives relief within a slioit time. The er:4 sales are growing, and ail who try it t,x* are pims-d with us prompt action ? d10 South Chicago Daily Calumet. For ; ? co. sale hy F. C. Duke. I Jj hy 7-7? ,n"e Congn ssrnati S'okea of South Car, a olinu, is untiring and enthusiastic in lSj. his systematic efforts to equalize and ? ril8 xt-nd the benefits of our p<*tal system 11c is now busily at woik preparing a bill providing that free do- II livery of mails be extended to towns ltd under 'three thousand population. re As tl.c law now stands", free delivery ~ >re is allows only to towns with ten tonusoi and population. The bill is finding ,C8 much favor here and is likely to pass. ^r> lie is also pressing before the com- W1 'J'1 onttec the necessity of a further ex- ^ 1 * leusiotn of the rural free delivery, and pj ' to that end is asking that the ?300, ., jj 000 already aj propria ted under the A., [Vp laws, be supplemented by an addiafj tional appiopriation of ?150,000, j)? making the total appropriation this 8a Tft_ vear ?450,000. Third Assistant j a Postmaster General Perry S. Ileath is loud in his praises of the system, sx- ^act> together with Congress _ Stokes' aggressive fight. witt -give? the proposition much weight in the House when it comes up. Free dc on iivcry is no longer an expi runent. Ila It is an actual necessity in our postal ed system. 3 n?' ,re Robbed the Grave. ai up A startling incident, of which M* in. John O iver of Pniladelphia, was the ml -ubjw t. is narrated by himself as to1i?t owe: "I was in a most dreidiul cm? " iition. My skin was almost yellow, "j ( iy s sunken, tongue coated, pain cons In> iuually in back and sides, no appetite, p. |0r fradually growing weaker day by nr lay Three physicians had given we al ip. Fortunately a friend ad vised try- ? ll' og Electric Hitters and to my great iiu j y and surprise, the fir&t bottle made ter a decided improvement. I continued >w heir uae for threo weeks, and am now i well man. I know they saved my 111 ife, and robbed the grave of another ~ 'ictiiu." No one should fail to try r,,? hem. Only 50 cents, guaranteed at ^r- Duke's drug stMre. , ill Z Ol it. Senator Ilalo show-an inclination j rs, to break with the administration, if it tie. nersits in its pro-British policy and ? lis. continu" s to refuse to receive repress nhy r.atives of the Transvaal.?iThc South i African republic is as independent a ue country as any in the world, llo!- fo ,w. land and most of the European coun 'g rfe tries have received agents from ir, cc r(j. ?ud the United States itself 1ms ac- le be cept?d a consul. Put the llriti&l: ob ra- j?'Ct to our receiving a minister from tin there, and the junior members of the alliance must, of course, back up its , senior member- P' ICO jjy k< A Thousand Tongues e Could not express the rap'ure of Anuio E. Spriuger, cf 1125 Howard st., Phi'adelp ta, Pa , wheu she found M that Dr. King's New Discovery for ies tConsumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for ma 113* rol ytftr8 had made life a burden. Ail other remedies aud doctors could give )nM her no help, hut she says of this Royal r u Cure?'"it Br0 ? removed the pdu in rBl. fny cheat and 1 can now sleep s uudly, something I can scarcely remember a 'oing before, I feel like antiudicg itr ~ >x- praises throughout the Universe" fcv- p ite will everyone who tri? s Dr King's . >nt N- w Disovery for any trouble of the 'll r..^ I hrr.at- ( ',hf st (If l.mm P.!"" o iv/l *? '"*? -? V'i iu^c? i iiur U\J\^ V? jg_ and 81. Trial bottles tree at F. (J. t( nu Dukes Drug Store; every bottle ej ti guaranteed. jy rI l.e selfishness of commercial in n tcrcsts can find 110 better illustration ew than tbe attack which is being made ,, :er on the cotton Reed oil industry of tho p lig South, by the butter interests of the , North. Tawney of Minnesota, Davidiuh ?0T1 ^ 'sconsm' nTU^ Grout of Vet- * , i ?<" x have'Jail; introduced 1 ?i 1 s to r ' plaee a tax of ten c?i<N pT pou' d < n ; ' ! i erine. which is large v the pro? ! \y j duet of cotton s< ed oil ami which .s n | ' i wl. h borae and inexp^ i-iv? food. '-f icl' |e. ur.?e theseth eeuottVr i lt< prison- i ? >H' rativt-s are work n? in t.'io iniereft of I .it * Gutter an'l eheosc (Wot i?>s of tm r . P o*m hi.li wick*. b'oMumtulv for the > , ing e<'r on farmers, (hiiigressamu Shiyd'-n ' pen mid other southern reptesentatives j .. vc h.uft met Tavnev, Da-i lson and ;hi, (Jrout, and have sco'chcd. if th v ; ifa, l i?c not killed, tbeir iniquitous tg. }?'-oposition. hat The Republicans arc clamoring for at th?* cessation i f 'ho Phi'.iopine debaio in the. Senate Naturally ! Day net ?f ?;r day, es it continue', it ab.m-8 i it hetn more phvnlv that bo a little >r^- m ?re prudenc<? ih" di^a'Tcn^ * a or there roiglt huve been avoided, i I WW :ANCY GROCERIES. ask a part of your |* patronage, end orders by servant lor ring up*'phone S4. >11 Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. oS-Jl mos ;ee Us Before Buying Your ice for tie coming season. iONEST WEIGHTS. Pricee and satisfaction guaranteed. Inion Ice & Goal Co. E. BAILEY, F^oprietor. ^ ICE ^ I have just received a car of ice and til continue to handle it throughout e 8?aeon. (ICES AND WEIGHT" GUARANTEED KD DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY. Thanking the public for their pset itronage I ask a continuance of tie .me. F\ Murphy. 1 7?tod. j. a^ouQt\ v^LL.Ajc.E. _ ATORNEY AT LAW. Rooms 1 and 2 upstairs, Foeter u'.lding, opposite Hotel after- Janu y l?t. 1809. 11-25-98 ly. VALUABLE LANDS FOR SAIE. Having recently bought Lroni the eirs of It. L. Coleman all their lands nnd around the town of Union, I now fer said lan.is for sale. Let all who want a Building Ix>t or a unu in or near town come to aee me. GEO, C. 1'EJIUIX. .'1.1-1 m<>s isd ~S. MEANS BEATY, ATTOttNEY AT LAW. llooms No. 11 and lo Foeter Tlui'd i?. 1-1-ly. NOTICE. I have bought a heavy draft wagon f 115,000 pounds capacity, and am aw prepared to do ali kinds of heavy idling or will hire out the wagoD. <15?(>rn. J. W. Giluf.ut. Land For Sale. I have a few choice building lots ir sale. Also u two horse farm, suitable for ruck farming, lying on both sides kpporate iine?will sell cheap or use to good party. 1 l it Ti. G. Young. FOR SALE. We will sell one or more horses at a ice below their real worth. We will rap a one-horse wagon for feed. Millku Brothers, Founded 1842. 5 JJEJc F ?- . m utr m a w ># ^ 'Sing their own praise." If von reckon (lie endless jov nd permanent value you will et one of those celebrated Stieff 'ianos. Tliev are made with 11 that skill which only years f constant and careful attention i every detail of their construc.on can command. I DDLEMAIS'S PROFIT SAVED Therefore, we won't burden ou with an unnecessarily BIG 'RICK. Convenient terms. INK TUNING AND RE' AIRING. :has. m. stieff, lMAXO M Mi'UFACTURER, Baltimore, Maryland. 'AC/TORY BRANCH WARE ROOM, No. 21 a North Try on Street, Charlotte, N. O. tl. WILIVIOTH, MA JAClR. !> vU.u* vou iiivtnt cr linp.mvo; *ino ?t*< 1 ;! tAVtKl.lf'Ajr '.'AtlK.roPYI-ll Hr or DE3IGM! ! P.tOfEcl u"U. >-. <i i.n?l.;l, i-kc'.cJj or lOioto. i <! f >r lf?*?* v ' i* i' " M il nnxiro. 1 | i: BOOK UN PATEfj rSSMSffi: ! I "T C. ?, g rO W & CO.!; i*BtI*WfUSi WASHINGTON, D. C- [