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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
Maine Medical School.

The s2d annual session of the Medical school
81 Maine closed at Brunswick yesterday
Tuenty-eight diplomas were ice Led. The clos
inc address by Judge Sym'hlds of Portland
was ! most finished production, winning the
highest praise. DIR. Kimball OF the class Oh oS
presented the school in behalf OF the alumni
with fine portrait of the late Professor VIII
liam Warren Greene.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01

AT p. m. to-day It. o. Bailey & Co. will
sell at the Office of J. d. Fessenden, 172 Mid
die street, the southwesterly half of Little Hog
Island containing about SO IL acres. This part
contains excellent fishery privilege and fishery
buildings; also many summer cottages. The
main wharf goes with the Island. See auction
co1up,p
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
Bright's Disease. Diabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney. Urinary
or Liver Disease, as they only relieve for a
time and makes you ten times worse after
wards, but rely solely on Hop Bitters, the only
remedy that will surely and permanently cure
you. 1t destroys and removes the cause of dis
ease SO effectually that it never returns.
may 30 eodtc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
Peaks, Island Shooting Club.

The Peaks Island Shooting Club had a
shoot yesterday for the championship badge,
and, afterwards Mr.. H. A. Jones, who won
the State championship from Mr.. G. s. Ste
yens at Augusta, last fall. shot with him for
that badge, according to the recognized condi-
tions, Mr. Stevens winning, owing to an error
on the part of Mr. Jones, although the latter
gentleman made the most points. The follow
ing were the scores:
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P. l.. 1.

The arrangements for the reception OF the
Worcester Light Infantry are progressing line
ly. Last night meeting OF the past members
committee was held az the 2. L. l. armory ana
adjourned till Friday evening, at O'Clock,
All past and honorary members are invited to
meet them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
STATE NEWS.
ARnosrooK COUNTY.

AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
An infant child Of Willard Mcfarland, in
HouIton, was fatally scalded recently, by up
setting the eoatents OF a teapot upon itself
from table. The little one suffered intense
", until relieved by death the following day.
ANDRoscooGIN COUNTY.
The Journal says the Auburn city govern
ment has chosen Prof G. I. Fletcher OF Au-
gusta as superintendent of schools, at salary
OF 81 200 year.
Deputy U S. Marshal Marble Of Portland
was in Lewiston Monday, and arrested Thos.
McNamara on the charge of eyading the Unit
ed States revenue laws.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
Monday afternoon, as Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Bodwell of Hallowell were about starting to
drive, the horse started So suddenly, just as
Mr.. Bodwell was picking up the reins, that
both himself and lady were thrown from the
carriage and Mrs Bodwell suffered fracture
Of the bone of the left thigh. Mr.. Bodwell
himself was uniDjured
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01

National Taste Clearly Defined.
The sale of ATKINsoN's White Rose exceeds
that of any other perfume and constantly in
creasing, can hardly fall short of a quarter of a
million bottles annually. may27S&W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01

Mrs. A. N. Frank, 1T West Upper street,
Buffalo, N Y, says she used THOMAS EcLEo-
TRIO On for severe toothache and neuralgia,
and considers it the best thing she knows of for
relieving pain. May29.d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
Gart1eld Monument Fund.

The following subscriptions, of one dollar
each, were received at The PRESS Office on Me-
mortal day. in answer to the call of the Socie-
ty of the Army of the Cumberland, for Gar
field monument in Washington. This copy Of
the PRESS will be placed in the corner stone Of
the monument:
Thomas j. Little,
Charles A. Brown, James 2. Baxter,
Stanley T. Pullen, Frederic Robe,
John j. Carruthers, II. ii: Foster,
Mrs A. D. Jones, Charles Mclaughlin,
Miss %. S, Jones, Francis X. Swan,
George A. Thomas, William r. Wood.
L. VIC, HINDU
MT. NJ, g. W.M $500.
M. B. D., p. M. ID. @ooo'
M NJ, M I'll. f.
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NEW ADvnRTIsnMENrs ro-DAv.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thursday-Studley
Ice for sale-N o Cram
City Parcel Delivery Grant s. Lefayor
f A Leavitt--Awnings and Tents
Piano to let
For Sale Cheap-Domestic
Lost-Gold Watch
To let
Summer Styles-Mrs P johnson
Piano Fortes-Wm p Hastings
A Card-T Hersey
Hill's-Concord Harness
Thursday-Owen, Moore & Co
AUCTION SALES.
EReal Estate for Sale-F Bailey g. Co
Carriages and Harnesses-F o Bailey & Co
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Gorhann. N. Fl.

Decoration Day was properly observed here
under the auspices of John E. Willis Post G.
A. r., A. S. Twitchell commander. AT the
evening services addresses were delivered by
A. r. Evans, I'll. E. Foss, U. T. True, Fl. H,
Bryant and A. j. Benedict.
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kENNFBFc COUNTY.
PILES PILES! PILES

A Sure Cure Found saf Last! No
Cine Need Suffer!
sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching. and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William,
ian Indian remedy called DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of 20 or 80 years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after applying this wonder
full soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and
electuaries do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after getting warm in
bed acts as poutice, gives instant and painless
relief and is prepared only for Piles itching OF the
private parts and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. M. Cofinberry, of Cleye-
land SAYS about DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE
OINTMENT: 81 have used scores of pile cures, ana
it affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN OINTMENT
For sale by
w. Il. PHILLIPS q CD.
Wholesale Agents, Portland. gdniae
mar3O Th&M&w1y
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lowing graves:

Bosworth Relief Corps decorated the graves
of their dead members: Mrs. G. w. Bean,
Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. VIM. r. Mills and
Mrs. e. G.. Milliken. Chambers Band de-
corated that of their old member, Mr.. Young,
and played dirge.
After the decoration of the graves there fol-
lowed prayer by Rev, DR.. Seward, drge by
Chambers Band and benediction by Rev. DIR.
Seward. The procession then marched to the
cars and returned to tie city.
In the evening the memorial services took
place in City Hall before very large audience.
Chambers Band gave fine concert from 7 80
to o'clock. The services consisted of prayer
by Rev. Mr.. McKeown, recitation of the "Bat-
tie hymn of the Republic" by Mr.. W. f.
Seward and an eloquent GRAFTON by Rev. W.
r. Alger.
Saccarappa.
Memorial day observances consisted of pro
cession of citizens and school children with the
Westbrook Cornet Band which marched from
the Methodist church to the cemetery, where
the graves of the soldiers were decorated. A
drge was rendered by the band, and the Rev.
e. Z. Bacon offered an earnest and fitting
prayer. This completed the exercises of the
forenoon. In the evening D. H. Ingraham,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-01
supreme .Judioial Cour

The following rescripts were seut down from the
law court yesterday
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I'm Paris Street Nos. So and 81, two Tenements,
~ six rooms each, in good repair, Sebago water.
Small families required. Prices reasonable. Call
at 81 Paris Street.
iu1 d1uk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19
PERSON


Mrs. f. A Mckcig, We regret to
learn is quite i'll.
Mc.sr-. WIN. Brcustcdt md John
Thompson went 60 Marlin yesterday.
Mr.. II. G. FallOn is soiourning few
days in the city.
MIR A. j. Holloway and Mr.. George
Snchu left yesterday on ayisit to Tennus-
see.
Mr.. D. B, Kennedy, OF the Gatesylle
Advance, leaves Tor his home tins morn
Ing.
Mr. II e., Anderson and bride will re-
turn to the city on this evenings Central
train.
Prot. kodi. leader OF the Golden orchcs.
tri, paid the EXAMINER "A brief but pleas
ant call yesterday.
Messrs. W. Is. 1r.ce and j. w. Mann
LEFT ycstGrd " for Lebanon, Tennessee, t.
spend Christmas with their parents and
friends. 1t has been tho custom with Mr..
Irlcc Tor many yeats to visit his aged
mother on Christmas,
Misses Matte and Molie Baker, who
have been vi Ting respectively Miss NJ
* nnIrd and Mrs. +. Massey Tor some
weeks, lett for iheir home In Grimes
county yesterday amid the regrets OF
many warm friends IN ide during their
short visit.
trcGorick Warde ant his party left on
tho II o'clock Central train yesterday Tor
Bryan and Houston, where they viii play
their next engagements. Mr.. Wardc is the
brightest theatrical star that ever graued
the boa ds in Waco, and we found hun
just as clever Jll the stage IA on 1t.
Mrs. John g West leaves ON the Cen.
trail this morning Tor visit To Culumbh,
=. g., where she will be Joined by her
daughters, the Misses Mary and Dccca
West They VIII spend the Christmas and
New Years holidays win relatives. Mrs.
West Will be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Martin Golden, proprietor and
manager OF the Golden Theatrical Com.
bintiiun, was among the e. lcrs AT the
EXAMINER sAnCtum YESTERDAY. puuuar
rs an artist, Mr. Golden IL no less cs-
tecmod ant welcomes for hi, sterling
social qualities. lie always makes and
keep, tucuds.
MIR, II. G Melvin, county nudge of BAY
Tor CuuLty and Of fifteen surrounding
counties, WAS in thi, city YESTERDAY. Mr
Melvin is highly spoken Of and enjoys the
conn icnccuf all that western country. lie
whs elected TO the county iu Igship during
his abs nee from home and without being
n candidate.
MIR. II q Bo.twIcb. an old and highly
esteemed les dent of this CITY, leaves t,.
day tor Milford. Eli, county, TNa.,
where he viii make ! is permanent home
with relatives, his city property being for
sale. tie CARES with him the r.trriu and
good wishes of all who nave known him
a. II useful L tiH'n aud honorable gcntc-
man.
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One of the latest and most pleasant oil
I'LL liquid cnthartlCs, this elegant prepare.
ton is made with scrupulous care nom
the best and most carefully selected n.sts
rial. 1t is with the greatest pleasure II NJ
we recommend this very superior la
harmless remedy rs being the safest al,
sIrr>t laxative and cathartic Tor wear -
males aud children, now in use, and 10
habirual constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot tind .Wnything more speedy or CO
tain 1t is combined with arumatcs II
such "A manner that the bitterness of the
cascarl sagrada is completely disguised.
Ask your druggist tor it, and be sure to
take no other. Price ~ cents per bottle.
Prepared by Tucker y willis, Waco
IeENs.
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List of Arrivals.

Three cars in stock and three to arrive
IN the ncxt twenty tour hours. ~ fresh
and iir-t.ca,s, something that everybody
wants. Produce OF all kinds and hil
Iine Of fancy goods. My store l. crowded
aud to make room will sell cheap. Goods
bought Oi me viii be delivered to any
part Of the city tree. promptly. Mv retail
department In the future will be looked
nii"r closely, 50 come and leave your
Otders. JSo. G.. EAruS.
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deception practi ed. Yesterday as he
related the circumstance to a reporter
his indignation was very great and he
de ounced the whole thing az a fraud
and expressed his disbelief that the
!uegler has anything to do with the Eva
Fay comp ny. He describes the 70.
iIeman IA "a tall man, pock marked md
with smooth face, AM seemed 10 be very
anxious that spiritu lists should be
warned against him.
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Hold On Them.

Should ANY ol the certificates containing
the number dmWirR TIE machine or any
Of the u. her gifts to bp distributed bv the
Fa-hio" Buhnr ON Saturday evening be-
lost the nearest approximate number VIII
be entitled 10 the gifts. ShuLld a higher
and lower number both bear the same
relative position, the bold T., Thereof can
take the Gin uud sclflc b,tvecn tnem.
selve, how they will dispose oliL Every
d"llIgs worth uttoys pur, haspd this week
entities the um chuscr to "a chance. TOYS
ami cuiuGWaru la gndl, SIS variety.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

At Troopers palace snloon, rucinc hotel.
~ barrels Of choice Kentucky whisky, OF
1919, of the K. Monarch ~ Go. Is celebrated
brands Kentucky cub. Spring water.
Blue Grass and MoHnich's Hest These
choice Old brands ARE The purst and best
In the market, Besides these the finest
and choicest wines brnndies, and other
liquors are to he iound nt this
tiist-cass saloon. The best Of everything
h their motto, lglIu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19
a SPIRITUAL SEaNCE.
n SpiriIunIisI Di-gusGcd with
a. Travelling GscnIIcmnn.

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soy, A., '','"u v''i',''E III
"r,' w. ,i W '",' '.,!.'''!,Sa u"' e" H'
o,t, ,"o ,,,',,,"E 'p,,''in,,S's " t"'
w.! "n" T'o''.ll'E y" re 'ul,l'Vt'u WI :
s "o '.," "' ,'"'t,' 10Y k'''IS 'p',.''n
no'r,J' =" "'N,',,' """ ~" re ne'u %
,r''',,, ,'.,ti IT, '""N ,"' ','"'
i ,ia, T'''' ,''u ',''" ,"''n' ,,i'' Mt"
uo t't' '' "''' a." W E''o " ''"u'u ne, -
' ,m", ~ ,' "'I r "' Nu"Tu T''' LII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Gents Solid Gold Chains in great
Variety.
Ladies solid Gold Chains,
Ladies', Misses aud Chldren's Neck.
laccs and Lockct- in prices varying
from 50 to 1876.
a great variety Of Solid Gold Sleeve
aud Collar Buttons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Fine Cameo Sels,
Fine Coral Sets,
Fine Pearl Sets,
Fine Turquoise Sets,
Fine Enamel Gold Sets,
Lace Pins-Great Variety,
Ear Drops in all styles and Prices,
The most complete stock of Bracelet:
ever offered in Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

The Rev. j. b. Allison, r. T. will
preach Mt the Fifth street Methodist
church this evening at o'clock, in con
hnuation Of eiies Of services begun
10y him IN connection with the pastor,
Dr. Mackie, at that church last Sunday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19
OLD, SILVER AND STEEL
SPECTAClES, EYE GLASSES.

Diamond Rings from SIP to $50.
Diamond Ear Rings from $40 to 800.
Diamond Lace Pins from $40 to 500.
Diamond Scarf Pins from s. to $40.
Diamond Sets from $50 to 5000.
Diamond studs from So to $50.
Diamond Sleeve Buttons from SO to
$40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

silver Ware,
solid Silver Tea spoons,
solid silver Table spoons,
Solid Silver Dessert Spoons,
solid Silver Forks,
solid Silver Napkin Rings,
solid Silver Sugar Spoons,
Solid Silver Pickle Forks,
solid silver Soup Ladies,
Solid silver Cream Ladies', Etc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19
rul GorpE,. lA.I siaui

we 10 .'.'''f.' A' .'A'iIIN
The Goldeu- huye f., firm hold on
the esteem Ut Waco play gu rs, that the
writer WAS not ae'1uisAed at the rnpidi y
with which the house filled last night.
more notice BILE because they came
right on the heol-, 50 To- cay, of Mr.
Warlc Forget Me Not is piuy
that has some stirring passages, with "a
no too large vein u light humor run
ming througu 1t. The only really inter.
esting character Is Stephanie tMnrqu 4
de MoherivarD known Hs Forget. Me.
Not Tuis, by good fortune fell to
Bella Goldeu--if IT had not IT hid fnrcd
Ill enough Mrs. Golden "a nu artist
| she never lacks Il keeH perception Of her
roles and has the ability To do them
! Justice. Her character 2atlou last night
was fine piece OF work something Of
gem, in It's way, that deserved finer
setting or support than it had. Mr.
Martin Goldeu's "SIr Horace Wclby" waH
creditable enough all things con -idorcd
but 1t was hardly II character 90 enable
him to do himself Justice. The same
reti ctiUu arises AZ To Mr. Frank toy
who waB cast for the "Puuco MulCutti."
We fee! anre that Tins gentleman * "A
clever humorIst II afforded scope Tins
hia role denied him. The play tonight,
"lhe Mysterious Slruugor,' IA ltrgcly
humorous, giving comedian fine
field. Competent dramatic authorities,
in Otl or cities, hayC assured the Exam.
IEEa that Mr.. Coy IL Il genuine comedl-
an If given play that is II comedy.
Tonight will toBt the value Of the ns.
surauces, As to Mrs. Golden, we have
no fears but that she will do full Justice
to any character N u treat 10 W t.
ness her imper ,ouationH--Rud with Mr..
Golden IN Il line that IL better suited
TO hls earnest, pains taking
nature "Iho Mysterious Stranger
should prove something highly iutcrest-
lug. On all these accounts we feel I'm.
PEELED to the conviction that our old
fuvortcs il given II full hon to night,
will show themselves worthy Of it. In
strumoutal music could hardly Ice exc
outed better thnu 10y Prof RoIl's or
chcstru-but suppose he giyos VA some
thing different IA the way NJ selections
fortnight? a few classical works, with
just enough Of spice to ronder the
musical ropHst, IA "a whole, pnlnttbl' and
tempting. fragment fro "Ollvott e"
will season classical repertoire wonder
fully-like the bush to good vine. We
again bcspcnk generous full house to.
night, because We have an abiding faith
that our old friends will merit It, We
sinai write success, and brilliant success,
tomorrow morning.
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lhrFr are ted rock prices, as every
body knows. have made correspond.
InE reductions uu everything else. Can
and be convinced.
w. Z. RWiEEE.
G 'rnor Fourth und Austin SITS.
Dec. ly-dlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

The ladies are especially invited 10 cal
and Nhmine our holiday goods, the finest
IN the city, at Castles, Morrison & Co.'S
l2lVlM.
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MARES ETs HN TELEGRAPH
COTTON.

l bollONs
LIVERPOOL, December lS.-Co ton
is in moderate inquiry, freely supplied.
Uplands, spot 55sd Orleans, 6 ll-l6d,
| Sales, 10000 bales; export and
speculation, 1000 bales; American,
$500 bales; receipts, - bales; Ameri.
/ can, -- bales.
New York, December lS.-Cotton
/ IL duh and easy. Sales, 1856 bales. Uu-
lands, rose; Orleans, 10 9.lGc. Futures
are dull. December loose; January,
| l02sc; February, lO.39c; March, lO,52c;
| April lOGic; Mny. lO74c.
New IoRK, December lS.-Night-
/ Cotton dull and easy at 1850 g.lGc.
| Futures, are eu,y. December de.
/ livery, lO23c; January, l02bc; February,
/ loose; March, lO.5Oc, April, lOG2c; May.
l0.76c; June, l0s7c; July, lO9sc;
/ August, Hose.
GhLvEsToS, December lS.-Cottou,
spot closed duh; middlng, Toe,
sales $40 bales,
| NEW ORLEANS, December lS.-Cutton
quiet aud easy Nliddling, Toe. low mid
ding, orc, good ordinary, Hisc. Re.
e ipts, net, 1910 bales; gross, Is 80
bales. Tx orts to Great Britain, 5000
bales; france, -- bales, to continent,
-- hnlcs; coastwi-e, 1850 bales. Sales,
G,OOO bales Stock. 2N5 Dob bales
MoNEY ANp STOCKS.
NEw ORLEANS, December lS.-Sight
cych ugc ON New York par Sterling
bank exchange, Si.79is S lSu.
GHAIS AND PRODUCE.
KANSAS CuY. Dec mher lS.-Wheat,
better; No. >, red, 1I8W77 ir; cash.
iSIW7S'a Sc January, So4uSo'8c Feb
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Fine Gold Headed Canes,
Fine Plush Dressing Gases,
Fine Meerschaum Pipes,
Fine MeerschaumCiga Holders
Cigar Cases iu RussianLeather
Fine Photograph Albums in Leather
and Plush from So to $50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Kansas CuY, Dec. mher lS-Wheat,
better; No. >, red, 0i8W77Ir; cash;
iSL@7S Sc January; SU4usU'8c Feb
ruury Bacon, shor, e, long &c.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-06-09
Mondays Daily.

Willis Oldham came up Satui day
evening from Jefferson City, and vii
remain here till after circuit court.
There is rumor of change OF adj
ministration in the Democrat OF this
city by winch its readers will receive
more Democracy and less Philosophy
IN the future.
W. E. lies, who is working on the
Wabash Us agent and operator, at New
Bedford, is at home this week to at
tend the wedding of his sister which
takes place at the Baptist chuch next
Wednesday evening.
The Kirksvllle Mills shut down FRI
day, for thorough overhauling and
the addition of more machinery.
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AN INTERESTING AFFAIR.
shllllpg-.Iles.

Wednesday evening witnessed al
interesting affair at the Baptist church
in thislcity. On that occasion. Mr.. J
A. Shilling, OF Hiawstha, Kansas and
Miss Alma lies, one Of Kirksville'i
handsome young ladies were united in
marriage.
The cerem ony took place at $50 and
being the regular prayer meeting night
at the Baptist church, was preceded
by short service OF song and prayer.
Within a few moments Of the time des-
ignated,l the organ presided over by
Mrs. Billings struck up the wedding
march, and the bridal party entered,
the groom AMI groomsmen passing
down the south aisle, and the bride and
her attendants by the north. The
house had been beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreens and at the
altar was a floral arch supporting a
beautiful marriage bell, made Of white
flowers. Here the two columns met.
The bride was dressed IN pure white
relieved with natural flowers. Her at
tendants were Miss Louie Chambliss,
in blue null with spanish lace: Miss
Alice LINK, pink null trimmed in
spanish lace, and natural flowers IN
hair etc.; Miss Alice Kurtz in white
swiss, pink satin girdle, natural flow
ers, etc.; and Miss Able Stevens. in
white swiss plain, relieved with natur-
al flowers.
The groomsmen wole the conven-
tional dress suits, which needl no de-
scrlption. They were Willie Link,
Alex Chambliss, VIM. Chambliss, and
Grant lies, and we might add as
lady remarked, looked as if they might
prefer to be principals, some of them.
instead of seconds in the affair. We
don't blame them. The brides father
gave away the bride, and after few
appropriate words by Rev. Chambliss,
he neatly tied the sllken knot. As the
the groom, though mere adjunct to
every wedding Is only one of the neces-
sary evils, our reporter took no notes
but We can say this much that he comes
well recommended" and we congratu-
late him on his success in capturing
Kirksville girl. They make good
wives. We can only add may they
all live long and prosper
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Fridays Daily

Mrs. Barrow went to Liberty, Cha,
county, to-day.
Don't forget the Fourth Of JULY
meeting tonight.
Huntsville ought to celebrate by al
means.
I. d. Sell. one of our go-ahead
farmers, was in town to-day.
Tom Prentice one OF Llberty's stancll
republicans, is in town to-day.
Light spring showers, are altogether
TOO numerous to suit, just now.
Mr.. Geo. Robertson started on anoth-
er trip to Minnesota this week.
We present an interesting letter
from Florida in this issue, from iorm-
er citizen.
Green city Sunday schools 60 on a
railroad excursion to the Charlton Sat-
urday.
The Misses Hattie and Jennie Her
rick, of Knox City were in town yester-
day and to-day.
The funeral of Mancil w. Smith, was
very largely attended. Services was
held at the Cumberland church, and
Masonic rights performed at the grave.
T. p. Hurst, late of Milan, has locat-
ed at Denver, Col. Mr.. Hurst has a
number of acquaintances and friends
in Kirksville. having attended the
Normal.