hULION COUNTY NEWS.
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AM OPTIMIST.
.it . ri.ati i rooted hw,
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Nn.' I ll( ;tit'nafi!, f i t is n- I Mve luvcr iMyrd,
A h'wtuc ' tr thy t.m r h i 1 ! d-uf.
Ah- iinhii w Hvht mil l.tiicfi ! riifitrcly nmr,
IV ura oi,irHnl w li. i.i l.i.-r livrj eftwnwnt
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Tht'titfli (rriin niwhan'-i' wit). ri',1 ti'ii- rit!)'iri
'ihf tatu lie. ) mutl lh",v iMiidl ii"t tMcivity
Nir t in itiiiflniu' tu.ih nr Inii'irp bur.
X.i"V vi imp i-t, thi liimi (if 'Oil 'Irxlre
f 'nlmhtM In 1 lie lrv rmiTi t tn-.biy.
Hoiiicvvtiirn tho ni. rr.'.Ti wr : Mmnwhile
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FAMOUS HYMNS.
Cit'&'J. ,:'rr.co That Inoplred the Writ
err, of S'jrrn of Them.
Ti.n ci: . aiiif.ti'.iiccs that in; lired
iu;nu'' of mir iL-at devoli.mal hvnuin
jii list It'cjM-ii 1 1x i ill ri'st in bndi lha
h ui (iinl Hint r nnd rpvyul tlint
iniphty kinship of Ininiini houIk, Hint
divine svinpiithy, llmt confiTS dentli
los furni' on iv low tiiiiinlc verses,
soul hioprnnlncH livinjr in hoii.
"Jlot-k of Ages, Cleft .For Mo."
This prcnti'st of hvnii whs written
in IT?.') liy tho Ki'V. Augustus Top-1-kIv,
ii wry lonvned l!iij.f!ish 'livino,
in tho ciirfy ii;;l of ,''s. Thi.s hymn
Jinn tin; rn r , vondrns spiritual
crstr-'.v he ro";ili"l in his daily life.
In his h'st ilhn'ss hi mid: "I can
not loll tho comfort (hat I foci in
my soul; they nre past, expression.
It will )et he long tx-foro God takes
me, for no mortal mini can live
after th" glories vhii'h Ood has
manifested in my conl." The mar
Mo tnhlet over his j:rave says, "Ito
vrote 'Jfoek of Age, Cieft For
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Mrs. Vn nalstyne, bet for known ns
Fannv Cr'hy, the h'ii.d pni-t, wrote
the hyru.i 'S-ife In t no Arms of
Jems" for mvsic i:i Ki minutes, hut
into it wrs put te c.--"uee of her
v.heV lif- of f.-ii'v M:.s C.-o-'.v.
ni ier
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Land, ri'h
pours fort h
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jiist.i'i'' throno.i t.o
1 liv t nil hi ln- i . .T
to her ii'.tle rnom and
v soi.ii 1:1 soin;.
Of tie' rrt i'i" hym' writ 1 0:1 1V
Mrs. S.,;aii r'iow-i- Adams the only
one that h;is survived is tlv Ifinn
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hused
OTi the
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of J aeoh's ver.-i.)n
vt Bethel, th.e inii'.j.yry of wide!) nar
rative it follows inn.Jt faithfully.
One day Charles Wesley was sit
tinr hyail ojien window, lookia over
the heautifid lields. w'nen he saw a
lit th) hi."d piirMied by a hri'vk. Tho
j)oor thing, weak and frightened, in
seekin.T to esc arie f r . ! 1 1 its enemy
jh;w into the room and fovnd refuge
in Wttdey's h.';om. As the poet
van then in great trouble, and need
ed the -safety of a ret'u;.'o, the conso
lation of he'j from H hh;lier jiower
than his own, the incident seemed
to him diviee nie. ;-n::,-.', ii'-d, '.bus
iiisnired, lie wrote. the buiKiu:. hynm
''Jesus, I over of My Soul."
Webster Pd tho Wilt,
i'ortor Wrijiht, v ',.- wu.; a ser'.ant
iit the employ of Daniel Webster,
says' tho great. .sinicsiimiiV s( n.-e of
hiinior v :ii inht'ite. )u one occa
sion a man presented .1 hid to him
for pavment. "Whv," said Webster,
"I have paid that btil before." The
neighbor assured him that ho was
mistaken. "Ah right, then; call
iigain in tho morning, and I will Ket
tle with you." As soon as the man
was gone Webster called his son
Fletili. ; and told him to look over
he piipojv and see if he could not
ibid rci ijitcd hill. To the sur
prise of 'both, two receipted bill,
vero found, showing' lh.it the bill
led been paid twice. Webster put
tho rceiipu in his pocket and said
nothing.
In the morning tho neighbor re
turned for tho money. Webster
took his seat under the old elm and
ordered Wright to bring out the do
canter. Filling the glass to the
brim, he handed i: to the man and
t'ld him to diink. Webster then
began, "'Mr. Blank, do you keep
books?" The man as ured him that
lie did not. "Then I would advise
you to do so," said Webster and,
pulling one of the receipts from hid
pocket, handed it to him. The man
vvas covered with confusion, while
Webster continued, "And while you
are about it you had better get a
bookkeeper who understands double
entry!" at the sumo time bunding
him another receipt. "'Now," Biiid
Webster, "1 am goin.se to pay this
bill jutft once more, but 1 assure you,
upon my word of honor, that I will
not pay "it t ho ron "th time."
the L.iriLr.: c:;:s.
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"cd.V i'ojr vt.t, Jr.. en-.' the Colh-..
t:'.nin I e .Vi-:e . !i jhu.
T'.-o loi'e JVa .ev '.. Jr.. -n f
1 he vice p.'ePident, in tri!. cxiu ; ojip(--
I ito of tho average boy. Ito in ui
' riginal character, inherit mj his fn
fhcr'ft positive di.'.poHiti"ii and cn.
phatic ways. His tai-tes e.ro mature.
In winter Teddy slides down Saga
inoro hill on his skin nod his sk 1
and in pnmmer fishes, bathes, ridi 9
his pet pony and takes walks
through tho foods. lie ia fond of
gardening and is a born naturalist.
He owns some guinea 'pigs and has
II museum in which all the speci
mens are labeled. There nre t-utn-plcft
from faroll China an well as
from nearby places. Among them
are nn owl, an ostrich egg, birds' j jV;
effira in all sorts ot nests and never- I -
al choice birds,. There are bats and
Ii7nroa xrriien iimiIV nmjn t uu
MOM WMTED.
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h': ' Kootn wc mus! luvo lot t Ii.it immense purchase our buyer m;tde last week. It-T?ji
i is impossible to move on the .lines of 1800, but tumble-down prices will move stock ;':
!itt as fast as a cyclone.
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of our entire stock is now on. Clothing. Slices. Hats, Dry GooJs, Notions, Dress
Goods. Calicoes, AuslJ-s, Ginirh:p), Lawns, Tinware, Chinaware, Groceries every-
h'w and anything you lino in a Department Store. fy H
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large and beiiiitif.il. Ho has sam
ples of butterflies from China, each
in a gluss ca.se by itself. There are n
trnginent of a Spanish ilag taken I. ;
from a Spanish ship and a Spanish ;
sword. bikI several other Spanish tro-
phies. Ho has a largo collection of
souvenir buttons, pins, pii'tures, etc.
le is fond of swords ami pistols and
often visits his father's gunroom,
where Kit Carson's celebrated rifle
and a large number of guns of every
description are to be found. In this
room aro massive heads of buffalo
and deer and rugs made out of tho
skins of bears and tigers shot by the
vice president. The boy is a good
student and learns quickly. He
takes lessons on the piano. Teddy is
15 years old and has two brothers
and three sisters, one brother, K.er
mit, being 11 and tho othe-, Archie,
5. The girls are Alice, Hi; Ft he,
9, and Quontin, a.- American Boy.
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A New Oct!! t!lL8l)n.
Professor Gnu o.i' t he laboratory
of psychology -t Washington has
been c.i)erinief. ..in- v, nh optical il
lusions, and he has fniiid Mime new t
dedgns that completely ih eeivo the f
human eye.
Here, for instance, i.- a strange 1
picture that has intero.-t-j 1 I'rofossor
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vu'u faco tn ffifo with fac'.M tho
trutli cnnios cut iroiiil.s ire dl tcn
timos tiMM'i'juesi.'i.ito.l.oUH'i cry.
"Out of your si'.-, " is sonrntinn.'S
Ii": rd.
Sonic may shout hmdor 1!i;tn
we about bargain givi:g Vut rji!
upoU trncv. An honest ;ni;..:
will I'Oi.'i.';'.''.; rjidt.ii or monoy linr
jirtiiM-.-;l is not his (.M:". VVosrct
hi i.h, b ' u'.so we ilesor'. thoiu.
f'.rz MeStoti St:its.
Diirk ground.noat 1. 1 ow n di(clj ;
w: arc jvisitivc this suit is worth
s.'.tui -eur stu.-i'ilici sdlc price.
s-.',;is.
hll "YooJ C.i-sifreres.
Dark gray ground, .Vll.iiO. b):m
All tVod .'assiirieros, Olive
(Irouie.l wii.li a. i:;at stripe a.ud an
Olive satin idpcd faco'ng -if yon
arc lonHnt' fur a. ra',tli;.ig good
.u it hep' i. is fur unly
I'aney Cass1' ie;-os, nil VTool Wor
sjed., exl.ia. line Wetted h!ac!,
Cl:i,y worsted, I'daclr oi.d I'die
Scrgew s7..Vd. Sl'J.Ov' and
sdi.'.i:. They ,.. all !'' .,) at
'inrbh; the iii'incy. nn ? ll! be
asitcn'shcd !,'! you cvandno cur
ii?;n ;!' 1 "ii'Lhinu.
Koys Cloth isjfj.
Vv'e wi,-di to a,,,-:::.:u i '.he
iiict iiil!. v.e cxenasc a.v mucll
cace . ' t!i" niiyi).".' of our Ony'
suits .is wo do in cur meti's suits.
Fine Melt!' :-u:t- , sai.ie design
as the men, a'. -tUTD. In All V.ovo!
CassinieU'es, line fancy all woo
extra tine fancy wotv-wl, black
clay v.'orsted siiits blue aud
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-i.its sni.l any
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suits run in
years.
a.' the above
from 11 to HI
Children's Suits.
Ka.ngo from I'M, to fr!..oO. A full
lino vestcc suits as low as 7'.)e.
Hants from Ihoc up :i..ri'l.
Shoe Department.
Onr shoes ar all gnaranteetl.
Here is a heavy shoe we always
did sell at sjl.iiO guaranteed to bo
solid leather or no sale. H)c That
means heavy plow shoe or line
Dress Shoes.
Our l.L'5, !?l.."o, 1.7"., i.fJ to
5?l3.(.t, will surely surjirise you to
see them. Do not miss this oppor
tunitytoo niucn of aloss to your
srdf and family.
Don't stop for 7)0 miles of adis
tarce.
Vtislins and Calico os.
.'hjc and up. Gi'ighauis and
Lawns frn.n 'ic and n,).
Ourhaiis have beeu top for
(1'iality and bottom for prices.
Groceries.
Wo are iu pos'tr n now i sell
you as much as you de-dre. We
arranged for a ear load of su
gar and coffee, and wi!i try and
satisfy your wants.
Light Brown Sugar,
Soft A,
Granulated
Arbuoklc's and Lion coffee
fr unes from
Raisins from
China, "Willow, aud tinware will
io in this sacrifice sale.
Our Men's Negligee shirts,
working shirts, oveoal's one-half
price wiii move the garment!.
Shirtwaists and Skirts.
Will not quote any prices, you
will see them when you come over.
ALL THESE GOOD MUST GO
in order to make room for that
iin nictiso purchase wo haveonade.
Your father nor grandfather nev
er never had such au opportunity
as vou are offered at CONN'
I5UOS.' to-day. Those goods
were not, manufactured for such
prices, but for double the money.
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MEASUhB THEM.
Gates. At first glance you would
not doubt that the man with the
top hat and the enpe coat was much
tailor thun tho small hoy in cap and'
knickerbockers. Yet tin actual meas
urement of the two figures with it
ptdr of compassed or by marking on
a piece of paper will nhov you that
they nre precisely of the same
height. Try tt.
"Don't Mind Me."
Mary was n very conscientious
child. One day she wns allowed to
j!' nnd flpend the day with some lit
tle cousins about her own ago. After
taking off her wrais sho wont to her
aunt and paid very soberly :
Thanking: you foi the rushing business you have . made possible for us, and so
liciting yout future patronage, we, anxious to please you, are,
Lewis Sc Samuel A. Conn, ';
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SHE Lir.ES "HOT STUFF."
Slay Irwin thinks hhe in moro of
n success as a cook than sho is ns an
John Marshall In 1775.
In 177.1 Marshall wus about six
feet iu.'.;h, i liaiht nnd rather slen
der, ot' dark complexion, showing
little if any rosy rod, yet good
Terms Coukt.
Lima ore bad todnv please don't, ioving. I change it a trifle, just as
. . t r I .1.-. .1 ...nn.n Tit., f.u.1,1.1 VI.IV I..1
hesitate to punish them because 1
am here."
A Future King.
His royal highness, Trinco Ed
wnrd of York, tho great-grandson
of the lute Queen Victoria, will, if
ho lives, reach tho throne of un em-
A Story cf Grant.
occasion :'l.out-r'0,C00 pen-
ihvoagh tho lino
tho general and
On on
Tile ti'-ii'it unv tlioir rp-nori to I
Generj.1 Grunt in person, llo had
bhiiken 1 1 h m l.-i for hours and wus
testing hi.-,lin:ids in his pockets wliilo
n pieces-ion ef eathmdastio ndmir
ors f;ll l,v. A little girl C or 7
yeill's old slipped
of giiiuds about
went close to him hi u dmcd, awo-
6 truck way, She looked him over, j
with n parled expression on her !
face, and then, taking tho right ;
hood from his pocket, shook it, kiss-
cd iu..l put it back, much as bho j
would put down a sleeping doll, j
The crowd yelled for tho little girl j
to "puns it arouiid,".iind tho gonerul,
taking her by tho hand, stormed for- '
ward and resumed tho handshaking.
Af.'U'
All n :vvv w: j
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actress. During Her summer test , naiuii ""
at her pretty home among tho Thou-! circle Rnd within that eyes dark
sand islands she spends many hours to blackness, strong and penotrat
. ii i i v. i inc, beaming with intelligence and
in tho kitchen concocting new and . ,.f ,..,v.10,i
,. , , , good nature;-uu upright forehead,
delightful dishes. When asked t,wp ,ow W(W turniinilted in a
what cookbook sho sworn by, sue horizontul linu by a mass of raven
hiuglied and said: ! blnek hair of unusual thickness and
"Now, there's a hard ipiostion to gtrength. Tho features of the face
answer. A recipe i.- iosi like a j were ia harmony with this .outline
play. Perhaps there's a "line or situ-' and the temples fully developed.
at ion that I can siv a ch.uiee of un- Tlie result oi mis eonuiiiuiuuu
,vas interesting and very agreeable.
Tho body and limbs indicated agility
rather than strength, in which, how
ever, ho waa by ..o moans deficient,
llo woro a purplo or pale blue hunt
ing shirt and trousers of tho same
The Hrst trrrn of tho Court of Fulton oo-in- i 4
ty in the yf'iir hn!l dimmi'iieo on tho Tuesanv
Following Mie seeouri iMniidiiy of Juu'.iiry, ut Ki I
n'l'iiK'k a. m. ;
The Keoimil term oouiuifliocs on tho tlnrit '
Moiiauy ol .March, tit 'i o'olork 1. AI.
't'he ihinl term on the 'rufsriiiy next fol'ow- 1
inir the Mieond Moiutuy of June ul lu o'cio.-- ,4
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The fourth term on the nmt Monduy of Ontiv
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1 do ii recipe. The recipe may bo
(ii sweet, or too hot, or too sour, so
J add something or take something
uway, just as 1 do in a play. I try
i he Tilnv on the doir for n few nirdits
f It vi.rhr I h-v noiv ilish I material fringed with white. A
on my fiitoals half a dozen times, j round black hat, mounted with the
Hcfore 1 have served it six times it's luck's tail for a cockade, crowned
about to the (pa-en's taste. Still, Ii the figure and tho man. He went
buv every cookbook I can (hid. I through the manual oxercise by
J'Somctimcs I lind a now cook-! word and motion, deliberately pro
book and curry it n round for a week,) liouneed and performed in tho prea
reading' it on the train. vVhon I once of the cov.ipauy. before he re
st rike a recipe that sounds d"!ieious (,uired tho men to imitate him, and
red poppers, mushrooms, brown! thea proceeded to exercise them
snuce, a dash of parsley, Worcester-) with too most perfect temper,
shire sauce, mustard, horse radish,. Never did a man posses a temper
i choose, kitchen bouquet, tabasco more b.ippy, or if otherwise, ruoro
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iuil! 1 reaeli the next station j'm suouucn or oeuer uiscipiineu. -
rend" to dash into tho hotel nnd I James Brndh-y Thayer in Atlantic
implore tin; loan of a dialing di -h ifonthly.
ar.j all tho hot stulF the chei' has in' " "
Mock. MVs,)e, i,!.yishotslutf."- , to '-ouMn't 0ne.
. V'lil lUill l. I' , J Ul UU 11U 14 V A I VII
bcr, at W o'clock M.
Church Directory.
Good Ilousekeoj'ing.
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Tlbet'o Duad Boa.
Aniou.r tho rnos.t important scien
tific rcBults of ir. S.vun Ilediu'is ex
plorations in Tibet is the discovery
of nn extensive "deud having
many, charncterisiies in common
with that of I'ulostinu. It is so in
tensely salino that oars used in it
soon become coated with crystals
It is believed that the bed of the Bea
is one huge crust of salt.
Cltl.Sl'li UUWAHll Of XOHK.
piro on which the suu never sets.
Ha is 0 years old and a very inter
esting boy.
He has bluo eyes and luxuriant
hair. IVinco Kdward rides a pony
with great ckjll. He salutes thone
who ,ahito him iu a very dignified
manner, and is very indignant if his
Buluto is not returned. The longest
journey he has ever undertaken was
to hid lute great-grandinother'iJ
castle in the fiigldands.
The Women Till Their Ag&8.
There is one coin try at least
whore women do not hesitate to tell
thoir age. Next to tho babies, the
old women have tho greatest number
of privileges in Japan. There is a
saying, "The grandmothers rule the
empire." Age is greatly rever
enced. Tho first remark made after
uu introduction is "And what might
he your honorable age?" And you
liniy be bum that if ti e answerer le
a JananoBO Bho will give hor full ago
and oven be temwd to add aVur
or tvo. When women go to buy u.
diets in Jajmn, they toll iho t.hop
keeper their ago Biid if they are
married or not, because there are
special designs for tho sdngla and
double relations of life as well an
for the ge.
j urged an olJ woman in his parish to
go to ch.irch, and ho so far prevailed
ou lu r Unit sho attended ono Sun
day morning. However, by mis-,
chance hhe got into a pew belong
ing to u regular attendant.
The verger went to her and beck
oned her to come out, At the same
instant the harmonium commenced
playing, whereupon tho old lady,
shaking her head at Iho verger,
i aid : '
"It's na use unking iw. You
niun git nomebody else, as Ah can't
dunce." London' Telegraph.
Uy oi tler of Iu'd Huberts dis
annul Led iufautry officers aro re
quired to carry a carbine instead
ofa sword. What is a sword
tfuod for anyway in buttle? They
migdit Vie dinjHiHed with .altogeth
er, to the benefit of tho service.
I'KKSHYTKIUAN Jlev. W. A. Vot D
D., faster.
Sabbath school, 9:15. j
1 'reaching service each alternio
Sunday morning counting from Aut
lUth, ut 10:30, and every Sunday
evening at 7:.'i0. ,
Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:00. ',
Christian Endeavor at (i:.'!0.
I'rnycr meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:li0. "
MkthodisT El'iscoi'Ai. Hew A. 10.
Met'lobkey, l'ustof. '
Sunday seliool at 0:.'!0 a. ni.
t'reaeli log every other Sunday morn
ing, counting from June ltith, a' ;
10;li0 auJ every Sunday evening at ,
7::;o.
Kpworth Joat'iio at (i:.i0 p. m.
Prayer mcotini; Thursday evening
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L'NITKD PllHSHYTKKlAN liov. J. I..
Grove, 1'astoi-'
Sunday school at u:30 a. m. j
li'eaohing every Sunday nioniing at !
10:.'10, aud every other Sunday even - j
Uig eountinit from Aii!u..t l'J, at7:oii.
Tho alternate Subbatli eveninys Hie
used by tho Young People's Chris
tian Union ut 7:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenis y
ut7::i0.
KVANUKl.lOAI. LUTHl'IKAN Uev. A.G.
Wolf, Pastor.
Sunday school 0:15 a. m.
( 'hi-istiuci Endeavor at tl:.'!0 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
ut 7.:;o.
Preaching morning and evening ev
ery other Sunday, dating from la -comber
i, l!100.
Um.)UMi:i Itov, C. M. Smith, Pns-
. tor.
Sunday school at It'.iiO a. m.
Chi'i.stiaii I'.ndi-avor at (iillll p. n,
Wednesd iy evening prayer meetio
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Department for the
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VxMK'h. Tlie gowns would bo the
only thiutf about some -jndgvs
worthy Ui bo rosj)octod.
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of your friends in
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