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AJ YET MI.HC.LY ANTHOLOGY.
Tln-ri- lt Nil ft Irst u.e In lite I'l-lilnif Oil-Ni-rtttl'iry,
htit Many I liitiiiratii Instru
ments nf Nil A 'tir-iif I sr--W.inilt-rlill
licit In Itti' lli'lvit-ij- Tini-e,
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tlm intiivii w.iikiu.'ii wlui -iiiislriiiiti'il
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iliaK-ii'i Willi Ihini'M i.-iinii; limn tlirir
iimiiiln iiini Mi- liiil-.niH liKiii'i'H iiiUnti
inn tlm In Ii mil' nls llnin lin y wi th
al, i ii it. Hi- Hi'iiuaiv uf tlm .i vininiiH.
Tlm iiimilii i nf nu n .iiiliiyi'i liy tlm
Ccl-slial H'im i inn-lit to tiiiiiuiK" tlm oil
wrvninry it v-ry liiiw- Inrltuliiiu; nil
tlm nlllriiils ami i-nlni n il Ktinl-nlH, tlii r.i
nrn SHO Tli. in is it rlmiieellnr nt tho
In ail, mill nlt-r him urn .Iii. ( tors, null
ilii. rluiHIiiiil nssi.Hlmil siibilnv.'tors with
out ii ii m I -r A post in tlm I'-kiiiK nil
Mrviitnry, tlmiijjli liiiiiornry, Ih 'miisi.
tirril to Im it vmy i it) it u t in 1 1 niMti.ni, itinl
tlm I'lryi'iit, ''Imticrllnr Ih nil utirlii (if
tho i'iiiH'riir.
Hit HiiliiiriliiiiitrH mo alwi nun nf
rmili, 1 1 in tun iliirrtnrx lmvinu; n ritflit
to tlio Imttou uf litvriiuiN hIkik h iiinl n
Juw rlt'il iniitHn of llioKrit tuvi'll, which
h worn on tlm hrnrt. Thrlr oflirrii nre
hfrrililaty (:ili.u:t the only oil's in I'lii
li it wliirh r.rr), Wiuso they uloiin luivo
tlm riilrulution tiililm whirl) tho J -suits
illtroilut'i'd in tho (iovrntet'lith orlltury,
mill tiny lii'('l t hum run. fully hitlilmi
awny.
Ono of tho iiritK'ijml fraturm In it
Uiiulirii olisriTittiiiy in u trli sropn. In
tho IVkinu; olisri vut.iry thrro is not it
ningli! t. lr-i nir, nml their never hits licrn
ono, or nt least thero U no reruiil of it
Thin In tint nstxniisliinu in view of tho
uko wliich the C'hiiK'Ho limUoof iiMrnno
my. Tlm only veul vuliui It has for
them in to ilrtrrmimi their niiinrvotis
fust days ami the dutrs of iilulatroiiH
fenstK which tlm iniiieiiir jH i imlii ally
holds tit tli various temples when ho
exeeiiti'H tlm Kaeiillecs nml tirrfornis tho
rites laid down in the Rarred IniokH,
Tlm astronomy nf tlm Chin, so wits in
fart mid in yet merely ustrolocy. Tho
duty of fixing the .o dates fulls upon tho
oflliiilis or the oliservatoiy, and tho
ooiiin il of tlm liuui'il also meets on tho
last day of every year, and at midnight
tho ehiiiirellnr sul. innly iist'ertains tho
tUrrction of tho vt ind nml informs t'
board. They then draw their conclu
siotis, und tlio result is cirruluted far
and wido.
Tho ino-t favorablo direction of tho
wind is from tho northwest, ami should
this wind prevuil every sort of happi
ness may bo expected during the ensu
ing year. Tho Chinese year begins Fob
14. Ou that dato, 181)4, tho wind wni!
from tho soutlicust.
Tbo clocks used in tho observatory
are nil water clocks, like tho ancient
clepsydra of the Romans, and an tin
portunt purt of tho duties of the obsorv
atory ofHcials is to ring tho changes of
the iiight watches on tho groat bull of
Peking, which hangs iu the boll towor
and weighs 130,000 pounds, is 14 foot
high, 84 foot in circumference and
made of brouie 9 Inches thick. It i
struck by a woodou beam, so that th.
noise made by it is not proportionate to
iu size.
In the drum tower are kopt the in
oense sticks, which are continually kept
burning and which mark the passage of
time in conjunction with the water
clocks. Such are tho primitive means
wbioh the Chinese possess for becoming
acquainted with astronomical subjocts,
and though the history of Chinese as
tronomy begins with that of the empire
yet the vast majority still believe that
the earth is the immovable center of the
World. New York World.
Touched by nil Loncllnna.
An old durky was out yesterday per
ambulating the streets with a stock of
fish for sala "Here's your fine fish I"
said he. "Buy from the old man who
has got nobody in tho world except nine
children." A chord of sympathy in the
hearts of many was touched by the old
man's plaint of loneliness, and he soon
bad all of his fish disposed of, Florida
Times-Union.
In 1837 the narrative of the adven
tures of a highwayman was bound in his
own skin atlioston with the inscription
outside, "Hlo liber Wnlttonis cute ora
pactus est" (This book was bound in the
kin of Walton),
The most abundant free metal in the
earth's crust is copper.
NO PLACE ro t 8MILLINQ.
Tills Trull-lit Kim T of llnu Thing- It Wi'fll
U. II to (Hull.
I did lint liiiilni my trip up unions tlm
pt"il. ami coves nml fivlins of the
( 'unilierliiml mountains In loin leinr(
"ei,ii-lie," it lilt liy nil old friend lit
llrislol. II" told mo of several tilings I
limit ll"t ilu, urn I on sevetitl neensloiis I
lllld relHOII to feel Very Kllll' fill
One day when I was well up niii.im(
(lie iii.-i-Ii Im n I inl'l. lily lit-d tlm
iiroiiiu given out. by u still, ami at. tho
Haiiin liistnnt. ilisrovered a long liuin il,
rmi-li lo-ltlng old iii.iiiiil'iin..' i m iiIi .I
on It roadside Inrli with a dniililn Ii inel
ml sholi;iin aer.Kis his les I Miltiled
him. i"iii.ivnl my l in k mid il down
fni n siii-K- When Im Innl liglitcd tli"
nutnr nlli r-.l linn, I uk-.l
I i tli-i- iiiii.'h wild Kiniio III tli-ei
ni"tilit:iliei'"
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mid wr.nl. il In :i I him In I'u-'l liiinn i',
im. I mi I l, pi lull Iii - nu l',ii-n iii i. i"f
nt nn hour. I llmilly s,-l:- nl i'M I-I
lllld Inv fi n ml .l-wn Hi. re, mid llmnld
liuin turned on in- with!
"What 1 D'ye know .liui down
that- nt. I iislnl?"
"Wht, e-iianily. "
"Wliut suit, nl' a I I. ill mull is lie''"
"A luti;i. mail, I'-d laced, liclil. hair,
sear on his chilli keeps ti grocery. "
"Tlmt'Htlio rritler. Vo' had n l:tlk
with .Inn In fo' i oniiu up jero, I reek
on?" " Yes ii loi'tt talk. "
"llim told yo Hiiintliln, I r-ckiui?
"Yes, iiiiiny things. ( Mmnf llieni was
Hint I shouldn't smell iinylliing tip hern
until I had mentioned his iiaimi.
"Stranger, gin us yer pawl" said tlm
mail as ho extended it hand almost, as
big us a washlioiird. "Did you know I
Wits watehiii yo'?
"I siispneteil it. "
"Yes, I was watcliln yer noso. Tho
boys hev got n putty hot tiro under tlm
still, and tho smell romes up purty
strong. I had an cynoti yo', ami if yo'd
her stuck up that noso mid sniffed and
suulTed In fo' yo' nienll.ine.l .lim's niinm
I should hev turned loose on yo' fur u
rtivenoo spy and taken my cliuneiw of
bein right. (Had to see yo'. Mighty
glad. Conm over to tho caliin nml tiling
yo'r nosn along nml git a bite to eat. "
Detroit Triss 1'ress.
CARMEN SYLVA'S HEART.
II Is Vrrjr Trntli-r, as a l.lltlu Itniiitisiilsii
Ulrl H is Hi'imin Iu Know.
Hero is a pretty little story about. Car
men bylva: A few yours ago, when sho
was in tho w idth of her popularity tiud
health, she visited a small village
school incog, and nsked permission to
put tho children thruugh tlmlr "puces "
Tho schoolmistress was highly delight
eil. Although sho wits unnwuru uf tho
high rnuk of her visitor, she guessed
from outward appearances that the lat
ter was of no common order. The chil
dren did their mistress credit, answer
ing with great promptitude nil the sim
ple iticHtinns the queen put to them.
Just In f. no leaving tlm queen noticed
ono little tot in it far corner of tlm room,
with her tangled head of hair bent over
somo book Thn child was so deeply en
grossed in her reading that she took no
notice whaleverol' anybody in the room.
Tho queen asked Hie reason of her si
leiicc. WusHliodciif or otherwise tilllict
ed? "Oh, no," was tho answer, "but
sho is stupid nml never attends to her
studies, but seizes every opportunity to
rend story bonks. " Carmen Hylvu walk
ed quietly tip to tho little, reader, and,
putting her hand on the curly head, ask
ed gently wdiat tho child wns rending,
ami tho latter held tip the hook to the
strange lady It was ' 'Fairy Stories and
Poems," by Carmen Bylva. "And do
you like these tales?" usked their author
"Like them, madamof Oh.Ilovo tliein'"
And Curiucn Sylvia took tbo child In
her arms, kissed the little flushed faoe
and departed. About a week afterward
the child's aunt, for tho littlo maiden
was nn orphan, received a letter from
the queon offering to educate and bring
np the child. The offer was gratefully
and thankfully accepted, and now the
littlo ono is in oue of the best schools in
Roumauio.
Easily SatUfled.
At the World's fair it was amusing to
note the diversity of objects whioh visit
ors found the most interesting. One in
stance was that of an old couple, weary
looking and bundle laden, who asked a
guard where the Minnesota building
could be found. He indicated the dlreo
tlon.
"Is it fur?" asked the man.
"Yes, about half a mile from here."
"Oh, dearl Well, come, Mary, we'll
put her through now we're hero," said
the old man, shouldering his heavy bun
die.
But the woman was more garrulous.
8 he detained the guard long enough to
explain that they lived in Minnesota 11
years and then moved to Ohio. Now
they were going back to Minnesota.
"We was goiu through Chioagp, so
we jest stopped off two hours to see the
fair, We don't keer much for fairs any
way All we want to see is the Minne
sota buildin, an wo aro bound to see
that if it takes half a day!" Youth's
Companion.
Flics on Ih Wing.
A Russian has discovered by patient
research that the wings of a fly vibrate
880 times in a second, from whioh he
infers that fly can perform the dis
tance of one kilometer per minute,
which is the rate of speed of an express
train. By flying straight in one direc
tion without stopping a fly could travel
round the world in less than a 8 days.
NEW YOIIK'S 8TATUCS.
Tin. V 'It jp t'.r.'i-ti.il tin tt'nrlh ntiiniititnnt
nml I'tlvntn rnti'i-firNi. ttin (Htii.rv,
It lit n p-rutlnrily nlioiil. tlm pulillii
stnliies in Iii'tv Yoi k l ily Hint they linvn
had In 1'" provided ly miiliir hiiIis. i lp
tion will) litllo or no iinl from tlm inly.
All cxeeptioll to tlm llllo Is tlm iiioiiu
ineiit Iii Mailisoti sipiani creeled in r,.i7
In honor nf Major tleii-nil Worth. Tho
I'ily paid for thai. Mn:t of llm n'ln r
slnl 'ii i luivo lic-ii in el-d l.y prlvnl i 1 1 -tnrprlses.
Iiidivldiiiils puiil for llm liioii.n nl ut im
nf . 'rank lilt on I'tliillnir Hull' e nii:ne,
that i f Al. xanil-f lluiniltiiii In Ceiiltitl
pail;, llm statu" of lliiiih l Welisli r III
the Hume plai n mid llm Ii mm stulnn lit
Hi viiot K'linir.'. Tlm Urol, h i id. ni l nf
New Yi it'll c. nit 1 1 hill cl to llm ii ."I ii. n nf
the H -ll tal im III . nl nil p" 1 1, in I i I
nml if I'll' I i "I - Tl I. in in Main- In I .o
Til- l"l l l lll elll'.'-ll'l nf N".' Yi.ll i
s. iii. , i!.- .i oil'.! I ii I. nf IIiii. il .I'll -a
th- no- Ii 1 1 in I ri dill a n n I v i I ov nf In,
lilt III. Ill
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slain. . .!.., i I in W.i liiiir . at in . i
f. v years Inter
The tlaln- nf Hnllev th-elvil eie-i-lir-r,
m unveiled in ! WO l.y the elvil
"ill! i ti ' t's, iiii'l llm I-I.'i'i ii ihei'M rave Him
slain- of 1'inli i.-.nt M-s.i in Ceiilrnl
park, which was en -ti . I In IHTI. 'I Im
lleiiiiiin siiiiiiiK siiiieties in nit ii I ml i 'd
Hie slullio of lleethovell ereeli il ill Cell
Irul pink in ISXI, nml tlm postmen fur.
liMied thuti.r H. H. Cox, erected ill Astor
plliee Til" I. III. -In utatim III Cllinit
siuarn wns i ii eted by pniular miiIim i i
tiiin in ISIIi't. 'I'll" eiiiesli lull Mint ll" nf
(lenrge Wasliingtnii on Ih" sainii siiiino
Ih tiiuiiy yeurs older 1'lin lutest slaliiu
of Washington was erected ou Hit. suli
tri'fimity steps fin ing llmud street In
IHHII Tliet" urn threo si alms of illus
trious Atinriciiiis ou MadiNoii siiiurn
proper, exclusive or tlm Worth iiioiiu.
Incut They perpelual" tlm in. innl i. s of
Admiral I'arriigut, Williiim II Snwanl
ami KosrtHi I '.inkling. Net York Htm.
FORCE OF HABIT.
KvntiKi'llltti's Cntlll Itetitiittsit Ii, IliA I'lfHil
Inn Vttli'i nf lli-r Mullier.
CIIAI'Tlill I.
Kviinglinn O'Ulury caino homn from
thn ball wearied und distrait. Trior to
thn ball she hud been working nil day
ill thn telephone nflice. Despite llm
fntiguo nml weariness which crushed
her, however, she felt it would bo im
possible to sl-ep with thn memory of
Archibald Kooncy's manly voice ring
ing ill her curs. Sho had been beautiful
that night, sho knew, but Archibald
hud been cold mid distant, snvu for ono
word of formal greeting in his resniuint,
baritone tones, ltcstlessly sho thought
it over while tossing sadly upon her
couch nml guitig through thn ilumask
curtains out upon tlm pallid, giblions
moon.
"Ho loves nnolherl" sho murjnured
in an ecstasy of pain "Kveu though I
have ever discriminated in his favor
when any ntiu rails up central for his
number. "
i iiAr'tT.ii it.
Worn out with futigno nml sorrow
nml heedless of tlm fact that sho must
boat llm down town telephone exchange
nt H in thn morning, Kvinigrliiiedid not
fall asleep until the onyx and ovoid
ormolu clock on tlm mantel told tlm
hour of !).
Then sliu slept.
I IIAI'TEH III.
"Evniigt 'lino I Kvungellmil"
It was her mother's voice culling her
in the morning.
"Evungolinol Get npl You told mo
to cull you up at 7. und it's 7:!i0t"
Kvmigelitm turned uneasily in her
slumber. Tho spoken number hud dimly
reached tho inmirmost recesses of her
brain.
Her ripo lips moved.
"Busy now, " she murmured mechan
ically. "Call 'em up again I" Chicago
Record.
Th l.rgnU Window.
The largest opalescent glass window
in the world is in the new St. Paul's
ohurch at Milwaukee. It is what is
known as a nave window, the lower
half being composed of three immense
panels and the upper half of a splendid
rose and traoery in a semicircle of bril
lianoy. This monster window in its ex
tremo measurement is 80 feet and I inoh
in width and exactly 84 feet in height
It is beautifully executed, the subject
being the crucifixion in fact, it is an
exact oopy of Dore's masterpiece.
"Christ Leaving the Praitorium. "
There are over 800 life sizo figures repre
sented ou this wonderful window. St.
Louis Republic
Reward of Enterprise.
"That was a good article you had in
the paper this moruiug, Mr. Wroundor,
giving the details of the method by
which an expert burglar opens a com
bination lock without having to blow
the safe to pieces, " said the editor. "I
have instructed the cashier to give you
$10 extra for it. Sorry to part with you,
Mr. Wroundcr, but we shall not uced
your servloes any longer."
"Wh-whatl" gasped the reporter.
"You give mo $10 extra for that article
and then discharge me?"
"Yes, sir I discharge you for know
ing how to write it. "Chicago Tribune.
Irish bog oak is probably the best
known example of workable wood dug
from the ground. It is perfectly black
and has good grain (or carving.
The Roman catacombs are 680 miles)
iu extent, nud it is estimated that from
6,000,000 1) 16,000,000 dead are there
interred.
1 tin Wrung; f . ml.
I "If yon ph nse, intiiii, " begun Mr.
; Dismal J ': ; h. n i, "I ni-li y-u would
I gliiiinii somi 'thing In eat. Thiit, tin in
woiiiini next door giniiiio ii Im im l ml ; htil,
nn llm id ad, llm Niuir wiiKii't I'I."
"He" her", " was llm imstvi r Im gut,
"Hint wommi next tlisir Is my mollier,
nml If yon in-n't nut nf hern In lets
thou two inliinl-s I'll not liui ilng mi
you. Now, y f hi git. "
Mr, liitWKnn i("t. Iii.liiiiuinills .lour
ml. An n Mttfti-r of CinirM-,
Til" il'illlrlu 1 l.nnw f'!l-ns III Now
Yolk i lly nml iloi.iou v ill, as it mult, r
,t in ut , th f. tnl I ac! in I mi any li'l le
triatl.l.i t he may lun. t t. Hit l iuiire.
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Receivod Migncst wpras o
AT THE WORLD'S TAIR?
COME IN!
Where?
I'll TIIK
"m Hive" store,
WIIKItK
L. J. McEntire, & Co.,
Tlm (iroreryiii.'iii, tlt-nlst in nil
kiiitlH of
Groceries, Canned
Goods, Green Goods
Tobacco and Ciarn, Flour
and Ffctl, ilnlcd Hay and
Straw. Frculi goodrf alwayri
on linnd.
Country produce taken in
exchange for goodn.
A (share of your patronage
Ih ruHpeotfully Holicited.
Very truly yourH,
Lawrence J.McE,ntlre& Co.,
The Croccrymen.
ubcrlt for
The -X" Star,
If you wnt h N w.
Every Woman
Sometimes needs reli
able monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
An prompt, iwfe and earutn In mult. Th snii
Inalllr. Honl'itl nror diMppnlnU twni aiifwUwo,
(1.00. 1iU Uedlctii Co.. CUlTt luul. U.
I or wile ut II. Alex ttloko'a drug store.
ISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice U hereby Riven that the partncnthlp
heretofore enlntuiK between lieo. W.rtyUes,
(l.'o. II. Allln and Kit Mitorbouhe, proprletora
of the Huyii.ililsvllle woolen mill under the
llrm mime of Hyken, A11U & Mijorliouse, wu4
dissolved the Ulli duy of November, IxiH, by
mutuul (oiisent, O. II. Allls and Kli Misir
hoube mtlrlim from the Urni. All clulnnt duo
tlio aid partnership are to be paid to Ueo. W.
Hykes, aud all delitM of tlio suld purtnurslilp
will be iisBilmed by Goo. W. Bykes. The buaf
neita will be continued as usuul.
Gmt. W. 8TKE8,
(I bo. H. Ali.ih,
Eu Moohuouss.
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STATIONS. No.2 N0.6 No. 10 lUi 110
A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. P. M
Driftwood 10 in (ill :
(iriint. Id 42 S XI 7 (i!
Ilenefi'tte 10 W ti 42 7 IK1
(lien Fisher II IK' 5 ft. 7X1
Tyler I12H l 7 44
I'entlelil II :l 6 20 7 ft4
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Ked Bank 4 ! 10 00
A. M A. M. P. M. A U. p. U.
Tralnn dally ex.'ept Hunday.
DAVID McCAKGO, Css t. BCPT.
JAS. P.ANDF.KSON.Geh'i,. Pass. Aot.
O.IKL.tNO
Private - Hospital,
rii-TH Avr-xce and soguKT stueet
PITTSBURG. PJt.
Private treatment Klven, by expertA, for all
dtseaseri, medl.-iil or ituriileul. A luyiny-ln
ward where ludlea may have the benefit of
attendun.-e by a skilled obntetrti-an, and
Ihor.iinthly trained nurstsi, and at the same
time Secure tttrlct privacy, lipec-litl attention
Plven'to all female trouble, Hkln dibeaiteeand
unti itf7ei'tloiin. NervouM dliteaMei pertionally
treated by Dr. 1). E. Wiles, physlclun In
rliarite, a irraduate of JetTerson Medical Col
lette of Phlla. A corMi of nklllful and compet
ent pliyitii-lans In constant attendance, aided
by tritfned nuntea. Hatea mitderate, plactnir
treatment within the reach of the iifHi.tteif.
Patlenta admitted at all hours. For full par
ticular addreas. Da. D. E. Wn.au,
W10 Fir Atsjiub. riTTSBCBO, PA.
GflCAPEST
and best
GOODS!
Kvrr hl'tinjlit In our iown in
Ladies'
Spring and
Summer
Dress Goods!
1'il'ii in I 111 ii i 1 1 ( ' i I' V.,'1'1
Hold Ii s. lli.'ili In ;.T,r. per
v.'inl: will rdl yen imw I'nr
hiinily, - I'.'lc.
'I'm K' y l.'i il I ;iiu;ir-'k, :L
" ' " Print.', - d.'t
(lillll.'IIIIS, - - (I'i
Cltiii;i Silk, - - '.'."i
I'n llt l' (iddil.-t 1 Ii;iii yitti
liny liny pljii i! l.ii'.
Tlio Hume (iic;if IJcilin;
lion in
Men's - and - Children's
CLOTHING.
CliiMreii'H SiiMh, ff, ..)(
" " 1.H0
" " 1.25
" .7r,
" Siiiii! Ooitrt, .r,o
Youth1 Siiitn, Jfe:t.2.r to K.fiO
Mcii'h Klaimcl Suits, .r)..r()
" WorHt(!il " 7. .10
" Kiii(Jlii!viotSuitn,
t?; to D.r.o
A fin lino of Mori's 1'aritn.
('oiiii! and cxainiiio my goodri
ticforo you puroliasH kIwj
wlmri!. N. HANAU.
Grocery Boomers
WW IKJV WHKKK VOC CAN
(JKT ANVTIIINf.
yot; want.
1 Salt Meats,
j Smoked Meats,
CANNKI) f;ooi)S,
T K AS, (.'( ' K K KH
- A Nil A i.i. kim or
lj Country Produce
Kltl'ITS.
UJ.VKKCTIONKISV,
TOIIAf ( ( ),
AND CIUAIJS,
EvcryUiiiijf in tho lino of
Fresh (irocerk'H, Feed,
Etc.
(ltnnl delivered free any
place In town.
Vail on uh anil get price.
W. C. Schultz & Son
N
First National Bank
OF REYXOLDSVILLE.
CKPITJIX 9SO.OOO.OO.
C. .Tlllrhell, Prealdenll
Hroll .nr Irlland, Vie Pra.
John H. Kaai kier, C aahler.
Directors:
C. Mltrhell, fi-ott M,-relland. J. C. Kinf,
JuM-ph trnusit, Joseph Henderwtn.
G. W. Fuller, J. tl. Kaucher.
Dttea a general hanklnsbunlnpmi anil nnllrlta
the a.'irnuntH of merchuuta, pnifeiwlonal men.
farmer, niet-hanli't, mlnera, lumiiernien ami
others, promlslnu the moHt careful attention
to the bualnena of all peruona.
Hitfo Depoalt Botes for rent.
First National Bank bulldlne, Nolan block
Flr Proof Vault.
AGENTS WANTED WoSK
by America's Oreateat tlumorUt,
MARK - TWAIN.
Every one of hi previous books hava bad Im
mense alea- 111 new book aurpaaitm any
tbins be ha heretofore written. Two Atorles
In one volume A Tragedy aaid Cwaawdy
A Rreat i-bam-e for anent. We flveeiclualvw
territory. For term and full particular aJ
draaa. J. W. Ksblui 4 Co., kick u., Pniia.
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