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for I Jiappy Christmas,
Old
Beelzebub
A Christmas By...
Bear 8tory ; ' ED MOTT
If you are ever at tils time of year
op on the Old Paesadanky alt down at
the. Buckhorn tavern, select any one
Of the grizzled woodsmen you will find
already sitting there, exchange a dime
at not too Infrequent Intervals for a
certain tipple that Is popular with the
natives and la .called mm and tansy,
and refer Inquiringly to Old Beelcebub,
the remarkable bear of Spook Bun
fully and the amazing Christmas pres
ent be made to one Paley Slmco.
As the story goes, the oldest settle
ment In all that part of the original
wlldwood was at Passadanky. The
deep gully and the creek that roared
through It were there when the first
settlers came. Neither bad any name,
thd It was not nntll folks began to see
gtaosta along the creek and In the gully
that appropriate nomenclature for
them was suggested. Silas Grubb, so
' ' 81 MADS TBB WTLD PLOMOS.
they ,wlH ten you; shot a deer one day.
It lell,:ana ne meppea up w h
i ibmi , A h u tandlna; astride
the deer h supposed wait dead It ros
uddenly and went bounding down the
creek, with Bliss on its Dacr. ciasping
Mm nook and voolfemtloK loudly that
ln-wnnlri . h-welconier - Job Fenk
who was bunting along the creek, saw
the deer In its wild flight and emptied
the content of his rifle Into It He
turf .rnilv killed the deer, but bored
fill firnhh Jrlth HIS rlD Era II BS WCU.
iAnV. nSr that a sDecter deer.
bestrode by a specter rider, appeared
at Intervals In the woods, dashing
.,imi. jaii h pnk nntll It reached
W UIU w
the spot where Fenk't. rifle had done
Its fatal wort, nno mere tuwuy
tkA . Tkmi fnlka took to calling-tlM
creek iBpook Bun and the gully Spook.
Bun gully, and py ana oy 'VT'
creek and a log (boot three mlleaiwg
Iwroogu u v j
iiawa-. jrhteh it4 -le
were sent irom w ww . -
.wir h wind, and oewm
this shoot came dashing. airtrkW a tog.
daredevil BIU Topson. navmg n
. Miwmnilf of loc Driver
ram and wagered that he would make
the fearful ride. He made It Includ
ing tae wild puing from the moath
of the gully tv the pond, fifty feet be
low. When he was tataa
.i hi. fui Hda and plunge.
bla Bafr, which had been black when
be started, was as wmw ';;
AB1W Vbeir-w" badn t
turned white."- any of the Paawfanky
MmTor. wM t yo-. "H. rid Oat
Sgtt.n.thr aUlea ! leae than toor
"SSS-faUitoJaat of BfflTo.
aoa-! baa partJeular place of honor ia
tte ehroniclea OM r.l"y
becaoae K was the ewlmlnattoo of tte
rTf Old B-etoebb as awo-Af
-orktog bear. When that
im tnaa a y w w. .
Ja?p-tg..therer.Jhr.
mother ana " r" .tlt
ul .k. kM at adding Its pea
"tt. other two. but fatted In Wj pur-
nnae. After awhile tnsi wpu
there, ft D: - -
acatnst Jephtba Wlggln.
b?r came back.- tby wffl -y.
- mme. tberra a
u "nM. -i aloac the
U- at rTtJui
mm to be aorry .
E? r-ther aod mot"-'. '"'
SLlrf t7hh when be brgna !
ks thick and fast. a
vengeful far Jcsi IiikrcI off all the
black sheep there was lu the district
Not a smell of a white sheep did be,
tetcn.
"But that makiti of a black sheep
skin famine In the district wasn't a cir
cumstance to what that scliemln' b'ar
done In layln' out bis plan of vengeance
ag'tn, although It was Included In It
He wouldn't 'a' gone as fur as be did,
though. If he hadn't happened to see
Bill Topson shoot through Spook Run
gully on the log that day. He sec Bin
shoot the gully and come plungin' out
of that bole In the rocks down Into the
pond, aud. be didn't ferglt It He re
membered It, and It give him the
chance to give Jeptby Wiggins what
be thought wS be the worst wipe
yit"
It seems that Jephtba Wiggins was
the greatest pelt gatherer In the Ola
Passadanky country, and he had
daughter named Prudence. Paley
Slmco, a likely young woodsman, was
In love with Prudence, and the feeling
was reciprocal.
"Now," as the Passadanky narrator
will tell you, "mebbe you niowt won
der what under the canopy Old Beelze
bub bad to do with that. Notbln', meb
be. 'Tain't likely that be cared a snap
whether Paley Slmco loved Prudence
Wiggins. But Jepthy Wiggins cared.
He had other Ideas for bis daughter,
and-well that amailn' bear knowed It
Jeptby wanted the Squire Bimbler pos
sessions In his family, and he could glt
'em by marryln' Prudence to the
squire's son Jorum. Jorum dldu't
want to git married, aud Prudence
didn't want to marry Jorum, but Jo
rum and Prudence didn't hare any
say In It. The squire aud Jeptby fixed
It to suit themselves. The weddln1
nlgbt come, but no Joruui. Along In
the forenoon of the next day In come
Jorum to Wiggins'.
" 'Old Beelzebub kidnaped me as 1
was on my way over here through the
woods ylsterdoy!' said Jorum. 'He run
me straight and fast to Uormley's b'ar
pen, way back at the bead of tbe big
swamp, and kep' me there all nlgbt' "
Jephtba Wiggins swore that be would
bunt down that vengeful and vindic
tive bear and strip off bis pelt if It took
bim all the rest of his dayx.
"It wok glttin' along to'rds Christ
mas time when Paley plucked up cour
age to ask Jepthy ag'ln for, Prudence,
Jepthy turned on him. grlnnln' the ag
gravating kind, and blurted out:.
"'Tea. you kin have her that Is, ft
you fetch me two blnck sbeepsklns fov
a Christmas present! If you don't you
can't never have herr
'"Now. of course, that was just as
good as tellln' Paley that there wasn't
any 'use. ' He 1 never knowed to hie
dyln' day what It could 'a' been that
tent him roam In' and roam Id that day,
but be went a-roamln', and tbe first
thing lie knowed be found himself or
the edge, or a scrubby wokin cieann
In the Sour' Hedder district, and be
seed a nmn dubbin' what be a'posed
was a tame b'ar. That riled bun
morCo ever.' and he shouted to the
nan;: 'V - ,. - '?
. "'What are you poundln? that poof
br forr 'i y
i It's my b'ar, the man shouted
Uck. 'and If you don't like what I'm
4010 come' here and I'll pound you
awhile and give tbe b'ar a reetr
"And" what did Paley do but go ov
there, and I a'pose that when be go
through with that citizen ef tbe Sous
Hedder district the ettlsen was a leetit
the worst whipped man ever seen Ik
them parts. '
" There r said Paley. 'When you
run ag'ln me, you haven't got do fa
to fool wltbT -
"And then Paley see that M was Bart
Sproat be bad been Uckia' and tbat tbe
b'ar waa Old Beelzebub. Paler badnl
gone more than a hundred 'yard oa
bis way when, looklif over Into Barf
field, be see two of the biggest ano
blackest sheep tbat ever cropped sor
rel! "The only two black sheep la the
bull Mame country r Taley groaned
hnd here I've gone and 'moat hammer
ed tbe life out of the man that owns
'em! Tossed Prudence away jest to
take the part of a rambanrtloos old
sheep stealln' b'arr"
-Paley actually batted himself, ag'tn
bis bead with hie 0t and lifted op bll
voice and wept. Af.er awhile be eooled
down a leetle and got an Idee.
"Tit go back and apologize to Bart.'
aak) be. and otTer blra twenty dollar
tor them sheep! That's as mueb aa bla
hull clearln'. would fetch r
go paley went back. The Var laid
oo tbe ground lick to' himself, and Bart
-naxanooana Arr
was settlar oa a rock by tbe door. His
bead was swelled, and woe rye was
abet, and bla wife was dot a of bin up
m rags.
"Pines benbaner be yeOe as goon
a aooid. Here be cones a I'm!
Glt the gmV Balrjr. and load bin fnJ
ef leadf -
Raid oa. Banr PakT abooted.
Tv eooe back to apotogla aad offer
jva twenty doners tor tbvm two mac
abeep. and raley was soft eoeogh W
tan Bart what be wanted 'eta for.
- Bay.' yetled Bart, -when yue a b
wtitta b'ar eomtn to'rde Toe) earrrlo'
gotn' to gft The guu.'snd Paley didn't
wait to argue with Bart any longer.
Be give one awful glare at Old Beelae
wub, who laid there with one eye peeled
rp at mm, and wished that be bad a
ion himself tojoad the pesky b'ar with
lead. But It. waa n mighty good thing
lor raiey that be didn't have nose."
It seems that Paley resumed bla
roaming, and Bart Sproat and hla boys
killed the two black sheep, took their
skins off and bung them In tbe abed.
" 'I'll take 'em down to Jepthy Wig
gins tomorrow,' said Bart, 'glt a good,
stiff price for 'em and cook tbat con
earned Paley'a goose at tbe same
timer-
Bart went out to get tbe pelts next
morning. They were gone! So waa
Old Beelzebub. The amazing beat; had
stolen tbe abeep pelts and bad made
traeka for the woods. Bart and bla
boys started to find tbe trail
The Passadanky atory la that Paley
Slmco found himself at Spook Bun
mill pond I hot morning and waa think
ing tbat the best thing he could do
would be. to throw himself Into It when
he beard a great noise up In tbe gully.-
"He looked up," tbe Passadanky nar
rator wUl tell you, -and there be ace
sight tbat made him turn cold. Some
thin' was whlszln' down tbe log Snoot
and so fast Paley couldn't make out
what It waetlU It snot from the mouth
of tbe about and came cllmblu' up the
bank, light where Paley stood. Then
the sometbln' give Itself a shake. Two
big, black sbeepsklns tumbled off of It,
and there waa Old Beelzebub, but he
was white all overt He jest give one
look at Paley and tore away Into tbe
woods and -waa never seen no more.
Paley turned to look after blm.
there be see Bart Sproat standln', and
Bart was most as white as tbe b'ar, for
he bad aeea tbe bull thing and knowed
what It meant! . .
-That ride down the log shoot had
scared Old Beelzebub's hair white.
What did be It for. then? So as a
white b'ar eoulu carry them aheep pelts
to Paley and make Mm a Christmas
present of 'em! By do In' tbat Old Beel
aebub got even with Bart Sproat. and
by Paley Slmco bavtn' the pelts to
make Jeptby Wiggins ' it Christmas
present of 'em. and an fordn' Jeptby to
give Paley bla daughter Prudeoce. Old
llcclzebub shoved hie grudge deep Into
jeptby, and be went off a-feelln' good.
Well. all there waa to H after that
ras tbat Paley got down to Wiggins
Christmas eve and knocked Jepthy
speechless by bandhr aver tbe Christ
mas present. And Jepthy had te hand
Prodenc over to Paley. and tbey was
married that very nut Christmas day.
Tbe way It turned eat though. Jeptby
waa never sorry that 014 Beeuebub
bad brought things to Batch a pass, and
If the vengeful b'ar bad ever knowed
that,, ffs more ttias) likely' that he'd
'a' come back and tried bis plana ag'ln
Jepthy some more." New Term. Ms II
snd Express.
CHRISTMAS HUMOR.
mt Shea. CMsp
sunn sr taw vwaar
Mr. Cobwlggar-Oh, my I I fed
more dead than alive. There Is alto
gether too much naked of me. I was
never need to housework, and It's kill
ing me Inch by Inch. Tbe first thing
yon know III be down with nervous
prostration.
Cobw!gger-8baIl I can In tbe (toe-
tor, my deer?
Mrs. CobwlggerWbat use would
that be? He would only advise what
I've been tell log you I needed all along
complete reet ...
Cobwlgger By tbe way, did you aew
on tbat button? , .
Mrs. Cobwtgger-Ob. Henry, bow
can you be so brutal! Any one but
you could see that 1 am completely
used on. ..'' ' i '
Cobwlgger -Be you're toe tired to
take a couple of stitches? ..
lira. Cobwlgger Yes: I can bardly
rslse my bead.
Cobwlgger If It's really as bad as
that, my dear, something has got to
be done for you at ance. Take this
twenty dollars and go out and do some
Christmas shopping. New York World,
The best way to tall whether a pres
ent Is a cheap one Is to ebiwrv whether
tbe price baa been rubbed off.
The Party Quite a rnafa of tbe natrf-
moutaily mcUood. baft there? '
rtcaeber Always , at Ibis tine of
year. Irs ebeaper to marry tnaa way
Christmas' presents, you know-New
Turk Journal. ' .
,; n.nm
Bessie Do yon really believe there w
any Santa Clau. Tommy?
Tommy Course (tot. tt Ooart v
na I said so. or be'D think I'n getting
too eW to hare candy and toys aad
things. -v .
. s '
Juat beranae your wlfa eeiie yoa te
bay ber something useful, doo'f think
will be satisfied if yoa eeed ber
borne a barrel of flour.
Mm Cblcfc-now dtf Mr. Turkey
make cot la tbe race, yesterday ? i
eeond Chick Oh, be rompleiety Isot
bis bead.
t at '
"Mrs. SmaD Bwver nlocea nartera,"
said tbe star boarder te tbe sww acqst-
eltloa. "
-Not ereo vrbeo abr fc preparing the
ptss for the Christmas dinner?" asked
tbe latter. - ; -.
. ; j y ' at n
Askloe-What nakes yon look as
ebeerfut Makaf - - .
Leaks (wbo bosrds-Wby. three ef
my rcOow boarders were Ukeei eaddaav-
y in while sating tbetr Cbristmas oisv
' wttb a stroke ef paiaiysM,
another wttb bean disease and fae
third wttb a fit " .
"Great Scott! What cams (or n
Jolcmg la there la thaj V ' '
"Why. eoot yea seer I ate tnetr
shares ef tbe dlaaer, along wtb soy
ewa, sad aa managed to fully ssttSefT
ny sppetita.-
: laf.
Tlie inartomctorm of Banner
Salve baring always beltewd thai
no doctor or meritane can cure in
Kn4 luviff hlvln tirrl
MASTER
wa SLAVE
By T. H. IDoraav
Copyright, 1001, by T. H. Thorp.
His first call was en Eitelle. whose
pale face and atricken look stirred bla
secret resentment She greeted him
sadly and. almost weeping, said:
. "Tell me, ny friend, that yoa do not
believe tbla awful news about your
brother; that you bare good reason to
disbelieve It"
"Alas, mademoiselle," be replied, af
fecting a distress be did not feel, "I
have no mors reason for belief than tbe
existence of tbe rumor aad none for
disbelief other than the absence of offi
cial or authoritative corroboration. I
can only hope tbat Horace still Uvea."
-God grant be Uveal Ood grant he
Uvea!" she murmured, sinking Into a
chair.
"Amen to that" said Bvarlste solemn
ly. -But should the all wise God have
decreed differently, I pray you, made
moiselle, to feel assured tbat you have
In ms a friend and protector as devoted
snd as brave as be, though not as gift
ed."
. -Yes. yes." She seemed to be speaking
to herself without looking at ber vis
itor. -He said ae and bade me trust
bis brother. But God grant be Uvea!
Ood grant be Uveal"
-Estelle. in I never to be regarded
by you save aa tbe euggesUoa ef an
other man? Can you not Her
surprised and pained glance apprised
blm that be was betraying anger, aad
be checked tbe utterance of harsh
words that sprang from bla heart, for
be knew bla time waa not yet ripe
while a chance remained tbat Horace
still survived. (
-Pardoa me, mademoiselle." be added
humbly. ' -My distress has made me a
sick man. Irritable beyond my power
ef self control I will not came te yoa
again until I am better." .
-1 hope tbat will be soon." she said.
giving blm ber band.
He next " sought Dade's. Passing
Qulllebert'e bouse, be wae baited by
Laura.-
"Tour brother hi H true tbat he Is
dead?" she naked,
"t do sot knew," be answered.
What de you believer
"Nothing." 1
"What does she believe?" pointing
toward Eatelle's home.
"She mourna for bin."
'' "That Is mare than you wilt do."
"Whyr J' '.., '."-;.;;', v .
"Kor a reason I will aot state."
-Do yon knew tbe roasoar be asked
testily.
"1 de aot. I sense It. I Inherit tbat
from my grandmother."
"Bah. Laurel Thai- la nonsense.
which yea did not Inherit from tbe doe
trees." ',,..,
"Hsve H your ewa way. But there Is
. second reason why yoa will not
mourn."
"What Is tbatr
-Because yea will Dot be Sorry."
' "De yen not think yea are overstep
ping the bo nude?"
"1 have no bounds. I talk se because
I know yon. I bare studied yea. bat
I need not have done so, far I eoder
etaad yee) without."
"WeUr
"Ten are la danger."
"from wbonr
''Tourself."
"Then I an doomed, for I cannot es
cape fren myself." And Bvarlst
laagbed at bis poser.
- "But you can escape," La are said,
eed 1st orbed. . , -
"Hewr
"Avoid QuMebcrt fren this time en."
Tbet weald be nceavenleBI. though
It would not break ny heart"
"And leave off year bopeiees parsutl
ef that girl." again stretching ber arm
down, the be yoa. "for yea shall aevst
"-iMhat a threat r be demanded.
"It Is a prophecy," she said, with a
eenfldcntakV
. "I waa aet aware Cassandra survived
Trey," .; , , -
"I de aot knew what yea mean, but
yea knew what I aeaa."
-WeU. I taaak yea." he said, gather
bag the rotas ef Me bridle aad ratataf
his hat
"Valsss ye head yea saaB have ae
eaaee to thaak me." She kept her eyes
fixed epoej bin aatQ be dknppearsd
hehmd the crest ec the kayea beak,
aad than with aS the tateaetty ad her
aetmre she eadalsMd: "Be shall esase
ny way! I wmttr
Bvariato eeatntaod to the eaharet
aad there teoad haj two rest ens ry
eanpaaleaa at tbetr tjaoal dtvstlsa te
rwa snd earoa. Ounehert waa reaar
aad bastsoed the tatosteatlea aad de
parture of old LarJeiala, after which be
drew ale chair Bear to Bvariato aad
said: " .
-What are year piaae aew tbat ywar
brother Is deadr .
"Tbey are aot deflattoty fsmed. I
tost have verifies Uoa ef this report."
"Bat yew beUare tir fished QwfDe
"1 lacUae to."
ir ft prove trwe. what Is
eeae teware Latleeaia' syaarloaeghterr
,-1 wBl soarry her."
-"Will she esaseatr
Tea. wae I eeartaee her eke aeeet
aa order to aave har aeese aa4 the oaf
e
mow wtn yea ae thatr
"By ateaae of the aaaen
I eoefVt
bom yoa sa4 the two yea i
which I win hoy also."
"Tea aseaa the power ef
aa the order te eaacat kor
aawa his olaautloar
-Tea."
'"How did yoa traro I had themr
It la aet aeeeasary te esetela."
-If I put theaa at year eervice with.
ewt price, yea win aot reteatr
-Xercrr said Bvarlata, sattiac his
tseta together oitenalaeoTy.
. The papera are eahert te year e
a J HI.. mm Mn. k. m OnltteSrV
"Oh. as you said just now. It Is not
necessary to explain," replied tbe Ut
ter, continuing bla low, malevolent
laugh. "We will await tbe confirma
tion of tbe news."
And await they did, though lmpa
tlently enough, until two winters and
springs bsd rolled by and fallen Into
tbe Immeasurable and Insatiate maw
of the past Though the battle of Per-
ryville became a known historical fact,
no list of the Confederate dead waa ob
tainable, and no survivor returned to
glre tbe roll of the slain. Between
Avoyelles aud the dwindling army of
the southwest lay tbe Impassable Un
ion Une along tbe mighty river. But
at length when tbla latter stretched to
tbe western si) ore and beyond the re
gion of mlodle Louisiana came tbe con-
ormatloa so devoutly wished.
la rags and unshod, his right arm
baud! ess and his left leg from the knee
gone, Valsln Moulllot hobbled back to
his eld home, dlscbsrged ss Incapable
of service. To eager listeners, msny
of them weeping, be recited what of
tbe engagement be bad seen, wblcb
wss little, for be was la tbe beat ef It.
He told of tbe drought parched eecttou
ef Kentucky, dusty and waterless,
through which forced marches were
made; bow, eaat of Perryvllle, bis re
treating division wss halted snd form
ed for action under a broiling midday
sun; bow tbe warriors of both sides
were famished for drink, while tbe
only spring on the field ley In su spple
prcbsrd, oo one side of wblcb waa a
" ITTuu do you m by thatT
tow stone wall protecting a battalion of
Illinois Infantry. Hla waa face glow
ed as hs described tbe chsrges ef bis
company oa tbla wall to uncover the
spring. Tbe first was under Captain
Tallleur. wbo fell at the brink ef tbe
pool with a mlnle ball through hla
forehead.' Lieutenant Oakfell led tbe
second, received a murderous volley
wltblo 40 feet of tbe wall and bit tbe
dust wttb Leon, the jockey, wbo bad
Joined bin at Corinth snd followed
blm as body servant sod cook ef bla
mess. Tbe tblnl charge waa about te
be made under the leadership of Lieu
tenant Brultetoa when a shell exploded
la Valsln's fsre. and bs knew bo mere
until be recovered consciousness la a
eaavaa covered wsgoo Jolting through
tbe pessss of -the Cumber lend moun
tains lo find blmaelf minus a foot aad a
band. He had lingered about tbe camps
aad hospitals aotil be wss formally re
ported as unfit for doty, discharged
and ordered to return home ae best be
eoold. His Jonrnsy beck wss long, te
dious and painful and now tbat It was
aeeompltsbed appeared te bin a hide
ous dream.
Wbea tbe doleful story of Vslslo wss
carried to Estelle, she looked with
Streaming eyes fsr Into tbe bias vault
above and whispered:
"Horace, bear me. Tour voice called
my love Into being, end now my love
Is dead. No other voice than yours
sbsll ever recsU It to Mfe."
TO SB OOMTTWCm
- Savsa His Lira,
"I wish to sav thai I feel I owe
my lite to KoduT Dyspepsia Cure,,'
writes H. C, Chrestenson, of Hay-
field, Minn. "For three yean I
was troubled with dyspepsia so that
I could bold nothing on my stom
ach. Many times 1 would lie un
able to ' retain a morsel of food.
Finally I was confined to my lied.
Doctors said 1 oould not live. I
read one of your advertisements on
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and thought
it fit my case and commenced its
as. I began to Impaove from the
first bottle. Now I aw cured and
recommend it to all." Digest your
lood. Cures all stomach troubles.
J. C. Simmons, the druggist
Worsen a W6J1 as Men
An lUdc Jlllserable try
Kidney Trouble.
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Klaeey treahle preys eeoa Bte mtoa. db
I sanstBoa' aaaary, ei(ov
essappaar whea the ktd-
aays srs eat of order
artoe acsUs the Bash or If, wbea the dui4
reswbss aa are whea tt saeald be able te
aaatrol aha aaseaca. Pisa VaffUoted with
bia sstflaf. aaaand apoa M. the eaase of
the dUfiewhy Is kMaey tre s ssutbeftrat
asep sfaoakf Is towards t. weatmeat of
skase teaaerlsat evraaa.' lula anpieassnt
woaMelsdue te a llsiiesj eeodMea of the
bliassys sad bladder aad aot to a. habit as
Womsa as weB as snaa are mads rnJs
ersbia wth aday and bladder trouble.
aad both ased the
The atttd aad the wniawllste efiect es
Issooa raaliisd. It la sold
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Ult H linttb handy sefflrientdoctnrto have wttb yoa wbeat'
an Mxsident happens is a bottle of Mejttcaa Maataag liiniraaat.
Ulcers
Run n i rig: Sores . ; ;
need not become a fixture upotf jrour
body. If they do it is your fault, for
MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMENT
will thoroughly, quickly and perma
nently cure these afflictions. There.
is no guess work about it ; if this lin
iment is used a cure will follow. , '
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BURLINGTON. N. C.
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TIMBER WANTED !
I Will pay CASH for Maple, White Poplar, Birch aad AA.
I bujr it in any quantity, delivered at your nearest railroad
station or at my factory. All timber, to be cut 52 inches,
AH timber must be 6 in. in diameter and up, also sound,
straight and free from knots.
aWWill pay for Maple S 0). B'it;' i.i '.' 1 1 5.00,
White Poplar $4.00. Prices named are for cords, 128 cubic
feet.-. i , ,
E. B.FAUST, Burlirifjton.
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Merchant Tailor,
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