The log business seems to hold its
own. Several of our neighbors have
returned from the hard-wood city well
pleased with their results. Our
neighbors, Warden and Hunter, have
returned with their eyes bugging out
likeaglass marble, all shaved and
fixed up Jill their wifcand.be3t,gir.
scarcely knew them.
I must not forget to say, just here,
tnat our neighborhood is at this w
draped in mourning over the
death of one of its oldest and Lest
citizens namely, J. S. G. Fulkerson,
who died on the 3d inst., within one-half
of a mile of where he was born
and raised. The deatli of this good
man proves to us that the law of nature,
dooming all men to dust, is inexorable,
and from that decision there
is no appeal. He was one of a family
of ten children, of whom there is but
two living Mrs. Uviline Brown and
Mrs. Emiline Chinn.
When we looked upon tho face of
our departed father we only wished
that we were torn loose from our
moorings in this worldof sin and sorrow
and could bask in the sunshine
of Paradise, where he rests secure
from toil and temptations, having
been called front labor to a laud of
peace. L. F. H.
"Six days shalt thou labor," says
the great lawgiver. To do good work,
man must be nt his best. This condition
is attained by the use of Ayer's
Sa.saparilla. It overcomes that tired
feeling, quickens the appetite, improves
digestion, and makes the weak
strong.
Cure lor I.ovc.
