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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
NOTICE.

u 3. Land Office, Fargo Dskot Ia, July Gath, 1886.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
" by Fletcher L. Savage, against Judson A.
Dake for abandoning his Homestead Entry No
1855, dated April l6th 1885, upon the mort west
4 section "a, township IA, range 65, in Stutsman
county, Dakota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned
TO appear ut this office on the 10th day Of Sept.
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donmcnt. And you Judson A. Dake are hereby
notified to appear at said time and place, and show
cause il any you have, why the said Fletcher L.
Savage, who filed Dcclaratory Statement No. 13
C1O, on May 10th, 1888 upon said land, should TO,
he allowed to transmute his Pre-emtion into a
Homestead entry. &c. GEARY, Receiver
First publcation July goth. 1886.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
The Lucky Man.

Since 1t was announced that One-fifth
of the ticket No. 81, 1875 won the capital.
prize in the last drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery was held in our city, excite-
ment has run high. The lucky man q
the young book-keeper in the wholesale
grocery house of Conner s. Trapp, and
yesterday he was met with hundreds Of.
congratulations. "When l saw that i.
was the possessor of the night number my
Joy knew no bounds. / at once deter
mined to 60 TO New Orleans myself, and
get the money. This did. presented
my ticket to the Lottery Company, re-s
ceived check on the New Orleans Ma
tional Bank, and secured my money and
returned home, via Montgomery. The
money, $15, 900, is now On deposit in the.
bank of Cooper 8 Go. am still with
the house of Conner s. Trapp, and have
not yet decided as to my course in future,
Mr.. Jones is an excellent young man, -
first business fellow, and has nus
merous friends, who are gratified ct his
good fo1tune.-Anniston (Ala.) Watch
man, July g.
Capt. ]. w. Williamson's Luck
Again.
AS there have been vari Gus rumors, ETC.,
about Capt. ]. w. Williamson drawing
$4,000 in The Louisiana State Lottery,
we again accosted the good Cap
tain on the subject while on our streets
last Saturday. The Captain is prosper
GUS farmer of Willow Grove, this county.
and before the June drawing Of this we'll
known Lottery, something seemed to tell
him that he should make q small invest
ment, which ne did by handing johnny
Roedel,th clerk of the Str. Valley Belle
a couple of dollars, with instructions -
above-not knowing any other living man
in the transaction. When Roedel got 70
Middleport, Ohio, he added three dollars
to the above amount and Forwarded il 70
the Company, and in due time received
five tickets, two of which he handed 20
Capt. Williamson, one of these being No.
IS, l45, which entitled him to ne-tenth
of the capital prize of $50, ,OOO, and which
amount he received through the Bank Of
Ravenswood, w. Va. from M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La.-Ravenswood( w. Val
News, July 81.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
NUMBER
Board Of Education.

Alta special meeting Of the Board g.
Education there were present Me
Lyon, Rose, Jacobs. VanD Dnsen Ald
Klaus.
On motion, the resignation 81 IL
Corbett was accepted.
The teachers committee reported gN0
failures of appointees to pass the requlr
site examination and failure of 49,
Davidson to be present at the examin9.
ton. sgss
On recommendation, Miss Marion VII
bur was elected to position as teacher 81
S55 per month.
On motion, Miss GA. Merry was elsct.
ed to q position as teacher q $50 per
month, and, on motion, Miss Louise VIII
bur was elected to position at 445 peri
month, subject to the usual examinas
ton. ~
On motion, it was decided 70 open The
schools on September 18th, 1856.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
Duluth Markets.

DULUTH, Mlnn., Sept 2-An At
can markets higher today and baymg
good. Exports fair from seaboard, -
shipments from here light. Opsetng
September, 771s; October, 76516; Me-I
vember, so1a; closing Sepsembsr. ;
October, 7sl4; Novembef, ol1- 1-E
ceipts, 1s4,77l; Shipnesas, nsaf; -
$50. s'z]ss sS.'Ss
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02

peninsula formed by the river, MIR. Brew
er secured ninety-three bushels. This is
the sixth successive crop on that patch,
and the yield has always been high, ow-
ing doubtless 10 the moisture drawn from
river bed.-[x.
e. T. Legg returned from st. George
last night. The railroad have stopped
grading for the season half mile south
cast of ST.. George having found fine
well of water at that point. They are
laying out side track and preparing to
build a depot. The place will be called
Edgeby after Mr.. r. Sykes country house
IN England. The graders were suddenly
ordered south yesterday, to grade it is
said road from Madison to Bristol.
The Foster county exhibit made by the
Darlington ladies and sent to the Mime
apolls exposition. IS described in the
News, as follows: "The principal pieces
are table and chair. both full size.
Upon the table are basket and two
casels, with framed Photographic views
of Carrington,- north side of main
street, with Messrs. Strong s. Chasc's
store prominent in the foreground; The
Kirkwood hotel; the railroad depot and
track, with the elevators and adjoining
buildings. On the chair are hat and
walking-cane, the hat containing copy
Of the Darlington News. Beneath the
table is suspended a "good- luck" horse
shoe. All are beautifully covered and Or
namented with wheat, oats, flax, grasses,
ETC., and trimmed with bright ribbons.
There is also sample shcaf of wheat,
showing the full length of straw and size
of heads. without decoration. Above the
exhibit will be banner in crimson plush,
bearing the cgend. 'Carrington Sends
Greetings
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
A New Elevator System.

A. }. Sawyer Will build ten elevatorsCn
the new road from Hawley TO Grand
Forks, known as the Duluth and Mani
toba, running near Red Lake Falls. The
road is graded large part Of the distance.
is lroned ten or twelve miles, and is nm
der contract to be completed by Noyem-
Der lst. The amount of wheat esti-
mated to come out by this new line Is put
at million and half bnshles, nearly I'll
of which is to come TO Duluth. This Du-s
luth s. Manitoba is to open country
hitherto without adequate railroad facili-
ties, and the wheat formerly raised along
that section has gone in great part %
Minneapolis. Duluth News.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

Land Office at Fargo, d. T. Aug 1S, 1886.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim and secure final
entry thereof,
Edward Beaumont,
H. E. No. 14547 for the south cast OF section 10,
township 14l north, range 65 west, and names the
following as his Witnesses, viz:
Henry Vessey, Willis A. Phillips, Harry Corn
wall and Jerry Collins all Of Eidridge, Stutsman
county, d IT.
The testimony herein to be taken before Hon.
Win. II. Francis Judge OF the District Court. and
In case OF his absence before ChAs T. Hills, Clerk
Of said Court at Jameet0wn, Stutsman county, ID.
t., ON the lst day OF October A. ID. 1896, at his
TToltAcp AUSTIN, Register
Frirst f,t.Iicntion s1r,,t1{ "a rsgS
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
Isl
CAPITAL PRIZE, $I5O,OO0.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same arc con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the Company
to use this certificate, with fac-smilcs of our sig
natures attached, in its advertisements"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02

For sale by all druggists. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases maile,, free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
lanta. Ga. New York, 157 w. 22d St.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALF A MILLION DlSTRlBe
Louisiana state Lottery Company.

ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital Of $1,000, ,Oo0-to which a reserve
fund of over $3.50 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 3D. A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly. 1t never scales postpones.
Look at the following Distribution;
l96th Grand Monthly
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
Commissioners.

CONII1ISS1UHCTBe
We the undersigned Banks and Bankc.s will
nay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lot
terics which may be presented at our counters.
j. III. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bk.
j. W. KILlsRETlI, Pres. State Natl Bk.
A. BAL OWN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Isk.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
Make ?. 0. Meley Orders Parable and
address Registered Letters to

New ORLEANS uarrGn aL BANK.
New Jrl ems a.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
PATTi 1I NJ. FEKNON.

T, tbesouthcrn part OF tho tOwnO Of MI. vernon
n uosc,scr County there a Al Old two s'orJ red 't'oA
,rll,ur house which the LONE tonio 'hit'y year,
40, ol AdclinA Pntll At thc limo "heh TIC ra,'' Pu'
chased tue property there wer" h"n'e' 90 "'"''-'
,,.I,,u. living IN and ht Vernon forming Ht''r
- -, ,l,.,r nv, Tho old school house ahere Tie
r,u ,,lJn attained fragn ncntAry education IS TORI
dawn but their attendance T. well ro'""i"rc" ~ NUN"
- ~, tho rrc.eut rrsidcnis Oi ST. Vernon aud raT'icu
,,lv tue sln.uc ui Tho future pr'na donhA A. seo'
,hioou when nor voice snd iUcthOl d 'OcAhf'ha Us
,,isr.d eli who heard her shs sang aectpi'pS Ia I"
d,ct with ono Of pupils but II was ~ her S"A"e o
. ,,,.c syrc., Home that shc thriucd tue n"denco
I.icr SIC ~, Feared public singer IN tue M No''"n
Ii,rl and s..rlod from tncro Ia the "oIuei'h m"''
,r,,r NDicn ~ tcspec@ h~' Ia" u" l''""e'' 4"'
was propably when sht Wa A0oni sixteen )'-'' ' at
"a, IT,, ro,ieurr In M Nrrnua Oas in tLr ih'cr'' w
y.eo urr concert through tue aiAt'a no 'Lu'e-
prodigy and hof dcDu' 80 '"o N'
York A. un operate singer.
A nearly .s be learned tho i"t" 'Am'} "'e' u"
NJ ysrnou some turce yoess The neifhh"I" 'u"'ihOo
mat they were AWAY coming Ahd tOhs "h" "@''"S
,,,,. our,t, Madame ratt had bccn famous
,,,rr and had married twice Her children "J Hcr h'si
rd aud those II ssLor Fatu ~ nis !o.'n.F vic.
- toIclri with tue Iruthors anu 81 rr Z" Aue'.hA
raLIuy "A drci1riiy lScy aud Hh'.io"T h""S''I' ".
r 49, tv- AREA .uuut tho dwelling Wht' rdlN@lr" Nv
-. f,.Hau wurktusn. Nhtu hAldho lasu "I'"'i
tIrn 10 come thcr meals she stepped "h t"o il.A.-
aud called tncm IN "a voice NH''n o 'i - - 80, 49,,
D., Vnlry opposite her Lou-e enc tI''i VIZ ~ So '
Into sway. Adr!inA was h'' '. -, - ,, c,I
80. r tus uci ll uTuJ1d Ia tie h"u-o h "iit' az s"
.,,l.nt act auI sing ~ ure Them IA Aoue ~ -
,,nrl on one occasion she iuiofL =" Woman VIZ W,
~ -. 10 work iy the day tua tr hAhd' VI vac tI"'h IA
1rru set back lr memner Of mo laIi ~ "a W %
ad,tinn hours iauor from her 1nd she then p"- tno
,,. frt " 4rl IA then rgut ll"c' All thi' t'nio sh'
,,d.r tuu-tcrl instruction gong HcquoItJ - tHo
va" ~. 'urc.r ut receiving u ffUa her hr"Lhtr IA
- ,furirr st,.kas.n. Isust whom sLr htrlh' 20 nave
1cc1 In a urrmucut stats 81 revolt Nh'h Va, -
S,un,n thry had pubic SAFE a. Their fiFhlthir
vt t ~ /, nov scattered tLroisA maGy 10 ,'' l'.
Rome. unl hti huH'tuh HV' h'''
tr.,ellinx companion aud protector oi Hti'e fdtu',
~ ~ ia. y,as tucn called INC family sth own hol cry
as ca s"' V.ry,u A follower and servant Of tbs lhtt
o,, raroIi IIo Inherited sm 1T iurlhit' pcc"hl'
'tnat,d and Giod hosiijal ~ lOhA'ts MS "Iotr
frI,rr Lcntfa fartOrs humorous ana hmunhg
,rcu,ary OF tho family conflicts and iers1h'i porl-
| lie ind witnessed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10

to Mr.. Gladstone, he meant ii as notice that 'ho
Radicals were going to set mp fer themselves o. '
least. preferred an independent position LOT ."o
present. Neither Mr.. Chamberlain nor Sir Charies
Dixie speaks nhe tone of future colleague 10 tne
late Liberal Prime Minister. They were glad 10
take Office at his hands in the last Government. AS
for the next they reserve their liberty OF actioh'
and on no question moro explicitly than on Home
Rule for Ireland. II Mr.. Gladstone should eject 10
stand or fall on his new policy. 1t looks as IL no
would split hts party in twain. or even dlssolNo "
He will always have powerful following. lncio
are plenty of Liberals who ale Gladstonlans HE.
and Liberals afterward. ADart from TINS Iai'ni".
band. 1t begins to be question IN what sect'oi Vi
the party he is to find support for his new project
When Mr.. Chamberlain scouts Home Rule' Is mr'
Goschen likely to advocate it! If the Radlcais
believe the Empire in danger, are the wings t~uu ~
prople to shnt their eyes to the perlY III ether IAN
him. where are tho votes to come from Inc Iotlcs
are in full cry against an Irish Parliament Us
independent press now as before. declares IL only
separation in disguise. Tue Tory-Parnellite ai.'ace
broke down the moment Mr.. PaTnc'l perceived that
his Tory friends could not give him what Ee
wanted He turned to the Liberals, and Mr.. 'idu-
stone met him with Orcu arms They b0th c"uI''o"'
as matter of course on the Radicals II they nave
to count without them, nobody has yet lu"ic"'e'
the'source from which Parliamentary majority ioi
ii Ome Rule can be collected. u W. D.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
rE1CiNCr U11H NAVY EACr,.
rur sADgL or TONGUES II CAPTAIN ALAiEEs
LITTLE PgOYiNCE

THE tAEEL oY TONGUES ~ CAPTAIN ALLAIGEs
LITTLE PgOYiNCE
Police Captain Allaire asStrts that lis pre-
rnct the Tenth Is the most singular IN the city lis
said to a Tgu.UNE reporter "Tnero are no 1883 IN
tv.uty three different languages spoken IA H. ana 10
only goes from lioustOn TO Division st.. and rom tlo
Eowery 10 Norlolk-st IL Is modern BIhel anI 10
,.,istako The most numerous class of people Ia th'
fccinct arc tho Polish jews. They are the queeoSt az
we'll think there must be an agent at"hci "I Ndsto
Garden who tells them where the ponce ATOMS anu tH
pocs courts are aud as they get tAry settled
they want to 20 10 law about somethinS IL dOtsh
.en to make any difference whether thcy appear AZ
,i,IutiIs or DESCENDANTS. I've had thsm CONS to thU
station when thoy cor Ain!y haiut beeh III tho Guy
week and werO innocent of Ehgiish AS the Oa"e an
horn either TO have eso equally green arrested
for assault or to To complaint oi Assault thcn
seiyc, Each side always has coWi ot wltl o,.os'
ryo had man come 10 tho house with rag ~ big ~ p
he'd quilt Wrapped about bis head AMI toll most pllIn'
tale As to how he had bosn assaulted ana 'm'' A'l0u
When the rag taken OIL ho womb sho" up SONS
un,e. scratch tlat might have 5ccu in1e ny pn ana
o,en,e, ms would bo without sign Of wound oi any
,d Ifhy chance ho should have toen odt sufficiently
IN draw hood ne is IN glory lie takes delight ii
snetrlug Tie blood all over his face and hs wOdd no
uore tnnk OF takns drop OFT "n duli lhe lJIoo
sesn 1t Ihan he would llhhA oi hJIus' "S''"''' 'V'
know. ,a, 4, =, ,,,..,o., way too
and Wills tey are no. s rule dishonest 10 Tue rKieht
Of downright robuery or thicying' luny WIN ao ail'
trade The only people that can soa tnem IN TIE way
| az tricks are the Chinese. 1 remember case thht
occurred some limo ago that WIN sho" tlo uihounon
| betv the two IN tut way Ihrle vas l u"rL"''
poak tu HE precinct thst got CONTRACT w hl'Ao u
nvSer Of snrf. They we're to be delivered aunlered.
"d Le tnok them to a Chinese laundry IN CIrlstosL
| forget lhe Chinanan's nduie bat wall call hiu wan
& ,r @ tt sake OF Ito story At the appointed tlmo
lie pak called for tue shirts nut ha' lost tho Ticket
mo aaue lngecse; no urkre no stlttc. WA al he
could get ont u wnh lung und e came 10 tue station
for lep We onnd give aim no oid "dd 50 mr went u
lie CITY c. urt and got out summons for wan Lung
When he process. called at tho Laundry the ssn
ROAD Nnh Lee aud the place wa. ~ chahgc" ~ hpicat'
ntce a. 10 make IL almost uurerOghl.'ble and an ato
g.ther nrreut ChnAIi,n IN charge. TO say thht
the Polag wild w0ud be putting IL midy' he he'or
| go tue shirts 80 far IA know . ~ =, -
different LIMOGES spoken la tho precinct oul we can seA
| orally hpd somebody VINO oah traliSlAle ior us'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10

shocked ut these artistic decorations and coniis'
Gated the lot rs detrimental TO the pnbo morai.
In a box accompanying the medicines was vast
the usage in the trade here, printed in whole
series of different languages to reach every section
of the polygot popuation Upon the psmpm9si Sspns9ai
agent Tor Turkey sand Bulgaria" The whole
edition was duly inspected by the Bureau OF Poolic
instruction to see that no reasonable matter was
discovered treason in the words and Bulgaria."
as implying that Bulgaria is separate from the
Turkish Empire. Straightway the wn9Io
bmveTs of the medicine from becoming noculated
with this dangerous doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
ROUIyG FROM PHTLADELPHIA TO OLA RLESTOy
Chaylsston Tele0rdia 10 The Pit sour0 DsDatch.

William raylOr, a colored man, last saturday
might arrived err, IOwcd way from PnI,.
adelphia yawl About i've or six months ago lay
lOr lost his situation this city, and having itts
Inousy anu nothing do, no Determined To horth
aud engage In nsbinR After working three or
four months found that all ho had 10 show for bis
labors good yawi boat, nineteen feet long. aud
about Sl6 or so In money. Ho was beginning 10 gct
hoinehck and think that bo eoud make moro money
IT, Charleston he could up North and resolved to
come homo. Ito was then IN PhIadolphia aud. MOI
having money bring both himself aud his boat
10 this city, ne determined 10 row down On tho nrsi
Saturday In October he act out hil way home his
ontnt consisting OF pair Of skulls. kog OF water QUO
blanket ana about yl2in cash lie came by the "inant
route" aud after mouths OF hard work. lao arrvod
In ChAsisAton lsat Saturday plghk,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
ruy prpsr.y MONA RoTs MISSION

TIE PERSIAN HONA RCRS MISSION.
Prom TIE Philadelphia Cali
awell see tho Pc Mouarch bas arr'eu NJ i'~
unmarked Mr. SuagIs OH Saturday. a.. l.ctI
An, hes hs" rejonsd his wife, no has come 70 -
ure on those Persisa rnss isapposa NJ. ShAss'' W
must 20 aud Aesr Liu.t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-02-11
City Council.

At an adjourned meeting of the
board of aldermen last Thursday
night, the bonds of the mayor, re-
corder, town constable and school
board treasurer were presented and
accepted. The committee appointed
at previous meeting to rent an OF
fee tor the board reported that Mr..
Caleb Osborn offered a room at $S5
per annum, Mr.. w. H. Rose offered
one at $50 and Mr.J. W. Dyer offered
use of his Office rent free. On mo-
tion, Mr.. Dyer's offer was accepted.
On motion of alderman Grow it was
decided that meetings of the board
will hereafter be held with clos d
doors. Alderman Lightfoot moved
that the gas company be officially
notified that the contract to light
the streets must be more rigidly
complied with hereafter than here
tofore.
On motion committee consisting
of Aldermen Dyer, Lightfoot and
Wells, was appointed to ascertain
whether there was any law to reach
merchants who falsely report the
value Of their stock to the recorder.
Aldermen Rosengrant, Camody
and Grow we're appointed commit
tee to investigate and report what
salary, if any, should be paid the
clerk and treasurer of the school
board,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-02-11
Temperance Alliance.

The Giles County Temperance
Alliance convened at the NJ. E
church Pulaski, Feb'y 9, at p. M,
DR.. G. G. Alternately presiding.
The secretary made a final report
for 1885 on district organization,
showing twenty white and five col
ored alliances in the county with a
membership of about thirteen hun
dred.
Rev. B. F. Haynes by previous
appointment addressed the alliance,
presenting a very potent array of
facts, showing the right of the state
to prohibit the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors, for
which on motion he was rendered a
vote of thanks. The president ap-
pointed a list of delegates to the
State Temperance Alliance, which
meets in Nashville Feb. 23rd at 10
q. M, and on motion it was order
ed that any member of the alliance
in the county desiring to attend
said convention be added TO the
list of delegates and that all dele
gates procure credentials from the
local or county secretary Gall wish
ing to go will please report to the
county secretary as soon as posi-
BILE. On motion a vote of thanks
was rendered the choir for excellent
music and to the trustrees of the
NJ. E. church for the use of their
audience room for the occasion.
j. 2. RANKIN, Sec. G. G. L. A.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-02-11

Friday was a big mule day
here. The town vas full of mules.
The Messrs. MeAdams of Mar
shall county shipped two cars of
very fine mules to Vicksburg. w.
@. Smith carried a car of good cot
ton mules to Montgomery, from
which place he will find the best
market. Mr.. Boyd we learn is do
ing well with his mules.
Mrs. S. c. Jones was called the
past week to Florida by the seri-
Gus sickness Of her daughter, Miss
Mary, who it will be remembered
went there in December for a pull
monary trouble,
Willis Weatherford of near
Austin, Texas, is on a visit of
week to his cousin j. H. Hickman
and other relatives on Lynn creek.
He has been in Texas Z years and
well Pleased.
Miss May Gordon is visiting
friends IN Nashville this week.
Prof. Smith and wife were our
delegation to hear Moody. They
were very highly pleased with him.
Prof Smith travelled With an Iowan
who is taking the CITIZEN. He is
deeply interested in everything that
pertains to Tennessee, especially our
prohibition movement. He said it
certainly prohibited in Iowa and
they were happy. Woald send a
dozen Subscribers when he went
home to fill the hole Yarbrough
made in your list. He was on his
way to New Orleans and will stop
off at Pulaski and I4ynnville on his
return with q view to locate here.
He said emigration from his sec
tion would be heavy to Tennessee.
They are tired Of arctic winters.
w. N. Shields spent several
days the past week with his sister
Mrs. W. r. Hanserd at Elkmont.
Earnest Brown of Diana has
charge of the school at Union Val
ley. He comes very highly recon-
mended. Mrs. Cole White and
Mrs. w. M. Wagstaf have opened
a hourishing school in the old
Lynnville Methodist church. They
will make strong faculty. Each
is qualified for principal in a high
school.
w. T. Richardson ofLewisburg
shipped ear of poultry Saturday !
to Miller Brothers, New Orleans. |
This Is the third in a few weeks. |
Mrs. Shields returned last
week from Elkmomont where she
has been several weeks with her
Mrs. w. Il. Hanserd, who |
is hereaved by the loss of twins.
One lived two weeks. The mother
we learn is now doing well.
Mr.. j. P. Boyd who has been
in low health for four months has
so for recovered that he went south |
with a car of his mules " ednesday.
He went south with mules last win
ter and was restored TO perfect
health. We hope his experience will |
be repeated.
The eloquent little student
preacher Thomas Beckam of Texas, |
who is attending school here, filled
the pulpit Sunday for Mr.. Gryves. |
His head would grace older shout
ders. LYNN.