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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

r. tie husurahle Judge Of Frntat. far .hr county
X HancocS and stat" u Maine
DE~PE, 1T LILY represents Hiram g. Vaughan
n Of Lawrence. kan-as, tofmerj, az Ellsworth
county rf Hancock. state OF Maine, guardian u
Arthur pr3uAwatrr anl William Drink, At"r, niN
or heir ~ NrthuT , nr'nkNaty-. late 1r aid
tt-s .stt ttfit decreased that zttH arts are
-tlKt+ Az Is.--t--,l fr,. simple ~ rain ut
or parv,j tt lana situated In sail tIi-W-rth
i.nuu,lcd aul les rtbca follows, a. Nlt Begin.
nnlE IN" Forth -s'iv 81 the B'isk-port road nu
thr Ilue IN t o.- Ipir'l By rvt-nltef ~arApnir and
running hy ali liD" Dorih Et - easf tHgtg nd
thrnrr n"rtheasieriy by -tii ins atig.u ri- .
thence north fffv east one hansiftai euo -INty
ri1ht i"si- theme n"r'h 80 wet tft r,~'-,
thence ht W"-t two hur,irti 8ut -. -Ht rr-is
90 TIN BHrk,por roat. thence 10y thu road aENr,
SAID to bounds dr-t m-utsuttf i tajur q
acres an rue hundred and jurts aye r..- l-a.a-
the -am" prruIi-eS CNnNr y.l ia Vim smith b., Hru.
p TreN orgy, ~ detei dated Dec B. \. - H>5..
an lcinE tnr same promises described rs reuvcv
III II deed rom said N1n smith % -a4 " ard.
tats'i May tth, l@~3. recorded IN thf Registry ni
-e'ts fpr said county ~ Hancock IA t.uN - laa 81
A4 tnAt 4 wouli he for the benefit OF -ata ~at,IS
have III .a!d rial e-tats, .4tll and th.t proceed.
thereof put at Interest. hcrptnr petitioner
pray- that be may be licensed To -etl at public lr
private sl.Ie ami convey the sauge trr "a. purpose
Dated this l4th day Of August, \ u iN,a
HIRAM [ NNrsHAN.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, sat d Court OF Probate hylt So
Ellsworth ~ the Second "Wednesday Of Aug i~ss
on the Petition aforesaid. Ul,irr,si That notice
b. given hy publishing copy ot sA!t petition,
With this order thereon. three weeks ~4gsr--lyciy
n thr ellsworth American. uew ~pap.r printed
IF iHih-H'"i ~ Fl~W orth. that lIl persons tn
tcrr-is''i may attend On the second "Wednesday
q sept next, AZ a Court ~ PROBATE to be
holden In Bnck-port. and shcw cause II any,
why the prayer of said petition 4hoult not I.r
granted Such notics u b. given before said
Court.
q. I. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Attest '-CHks T. pORR. RIGI-TKK.
true copy, Attest ,-CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register
5wJ.
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The Ohio Campaign.


The ohio campaign j. moving steadily
along With ever Frightening prospects for
the Republicans. There are people in this
country who talk a. If they actually be
blew, that II makes little difference, so far
~. t,..,.,,,,.l ,,r,.,,.,i,, i; corc.rued what
2" = Is as
'Aievou> ~ the extreme National prosper
s;,. IKE al other prosperity. is dependent
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''.' Avs "u" Iii F''S-
Dire k4publ,au parry J. uuu'd Tor possess
M ami .Ncrt sing those PRINCIPLES. which
.,,t - 49, ,.A,i.A -.
.t h@1i'''A- It">lFi4lA me primo pies Oh
pie Democratic party, on the other hand.
an, ar,,ag.ui-tir Is the nripcinl,. of the
l3'' N'i' i'e'iio'
.T'nc principles have been put IN practice
they have led nos to national prosperity.
fu, y. national d,,sx a. they iney{,.ti,
. ma
:urn 40 not -AiheT NJ 81 thisiies
Nothing can scarcely BE- more mar kcd
.t.,, .h, -,,,,-,., between E,nphlicsn rule
Ai'' "''' A--1 '-t' ~ N1''i '"e
adm u.stTaIions q Governor FORAKER Anc
Governor Haad!v
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ShilOh's COnsumptiye Cure.

This i beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold. few dos
invariably cure the worst cases OF Cough.
Group and Bronchitis. while lis wonderful
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n parallel in the history Of medicine. Snce its
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you have Cough we earnestly ask YOU to try
1t. Price 10 cents. 81 cents. and $I.00. II
Your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame. use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by $. d. Wig
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More cases of sick headache, biiousness
constipation. can be cured in less time, with
less medicine, and for less money, bv using
Carriers Little Liver Pills, than by any otter
means,
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SALESmtN CO C5MM iESa l.
Al that ,.5.ya.'.a ! WANTED
ingnees 70 work Outdt FREE Write Al ,nce
EIIwanger & Barry,

Rochester, n. Y. Mt Hope Nur>eri.s.
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Black Dress Goods.

One case of Ladies ribbed Jersey Vests at - cts halt
price 25 doz Kid Gloves at 80 cts our regular @" goods
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
On motion H NJ Brigham was made

On motion H NJ Brigham was made
chairman pro TEN
On motion. the following levy was
made for the year 1889.
Territorial fund on full value 2
mills on the dollar.
Territorial fund on stock valuation
05 mills.
County general fund 5 mills.
Go. sinking fund, 2 mills.
Co. poor fund, mill.
Co. Road fund. mills.
Bridge fund, 2 mills.
School fund, 9 mills.
Banner school township 90 mills.
Hot Springs township so mills.
Union township, 10 mills.
Union sub dis no. /, 90 mills.
e" :" 5, il Is mills mills.
Cascade q. school township, Is mills.
Thompson Is mills.
Oelrichs {" 10 mills.
Duck Creek {" 25m,lis.
Hot Springs independent 16 mills.
Red Canyon school twn'sp IL mills.
Smithwicks +" 2 mills.
On motion, county treasurer he au-
thorized to accept $l4,OO of r d Jen-
nings full payment of personal tax for
year 1886. Motion carried.
On motion, liquor license bond Of E.
A. Bishop was approved and license is-
sued for same 6 months ending Dec.
81. 1889.
On motion, the following bills we're
allowed on general fund:
q. F: Crowfoot, justice and witness
fees. $500.
W. =; Thompson, county supt., fees
and milage, $500.
$50.
Perkins Bros. CO., books &C., ss5, 90.
s. Il. Wilson salary and expenses
dist. atty, SlO5,2s.
=. =. Sawyer, salary as county clerk,
$4,000.
On motion, board adjourned to meet
at . a. IN. tomorrow.
Sept. 8. 1889, 9 A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Prcsent-W. p. Phillips, HI. NJ. Brig
ham and c. f. Sawyer. county clerk.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted. viz:
Whereas. it appears from the records
that Smitwick road district and Chey-
enne River road district are and bear
the same number, the number being
q, and it further appears that Smith
wicks road district has no indebtedness
therefore be it resolved, that Smith
wicks road district be and the same is
hereby changed to number II.
On motion, the following bills were
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

=. Edwin P; punwoody nortgagor. Take notice.
Whereas. default has been made In the payment
ist. issa on certain notes secnred by q mortrase
bearing date the ssrd day of February A. p. 1857
made and executed by Edwin i, T.. Dqnwoody Gun
toe as mortgage, Which said mortgage was duly
filed for record in the office of the Register Of
deeds Of Fall River County, Dakota, and duly re-
page ie, and whereas said mortgage Mas duly
assigned by said ". ". Mcdonald, trustee to Car.
oline g.. Elliott and said assignment Was duly
said Fall River county, in book a on page ss.
Whereas, no action or proceeding at law has
been instituted to recover tue debt secured by said
Whereas, 1t was provided and stipulatedin said
mortgage. that in the case Of the breach Of any
agreement therein contained. or II default should
principal or interest promptly, and at the time
the same should become due, or 1t default be
made in the payment OF any taxes assessed or to
should become delinquent, or default be made In
the payment of any premiums for efiecting and
continuing ANY insurance as stipulated In said
thereby secured should at the option of the hold
ee thereof, became due and payable: and,
rs. e
said mortgage, Now therefore, notice is hereby
given, according to the statute in such case made
and the power ei e.e
ed In said mortgage and duly recorded as afore-
said, the owner and holder Of the mortgage as
reason "f default in the payment Of The interest
as aforesaid elected tn declare the whole princi-
pa! and interest secured by said mortgage due
and PAYABLE. which eaid principal and interest,
at the date of this notice, amounts to $325 and
that the said mortgage will be foreclosed to satie
fy the amount due on eaid mortgage At the date of
this notice. with costs and expenses Of sale and
in said mosttgsse ;S in ease Gf ioreslos-
BY the subscriber, the sgent of the owner and
holder of said mortgage, or by the sheriff Of Fall
sOth day Of October, 1889 ii 10 o'clock = m ofthat
day at the front door Of the Office of tho register
Fall River Territory Of Dakota. The following
is q description of the mortgaged premises 80 Is
aforesaid to l,e sold substantially as they are con-
tained in said mortgage, Wig: piece or parcel Of
land, sitnaase;; a S.;, lying and being in
to.wit: east half Of se quarter NV quarter Of 90
quarter and ne quarter OF the ew quarter of eec.
81 township south ranges E b N containing
ono hundred sixty acres more Or less, as shown
by the Y. .. survey thereof.
Dated at Pierre, ID. 7. August 70. 1859.
Mcdonald 4 Mcdonald. Attorneys
j. r. Edmunds,
Agent for present owner
n19-St and holder Of eaid mortgage.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
HOT SPRINGS DAKOTA FRIDAY, 1885,

and was made by a republican conven-
ton. The STAR hcnors the republican
party of South Dakota because IL has
dared to engraft in its platform plank
endorsing prohibition. The republ,-
can party Of Dakota nominated the
ticket aud framed the platform. The
old gang politicians were relegated to
the rear. The old gang seem to be "in
the soup" Let MS give thanks.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

The Chautuaqna Assembly

Last Wednesday our citizens were
treated to lecture by Bishop Vincent
upon Chautauqua and the Chautauaua
idea. The lecture was the initial to-
wand the organizing a: this place of
chautauqua assembly that will hold an
nual meetings here. The lecture was
full of information concerning the OBJ
ject and result Of the chautauqua move
ment. The good will come from the
organization of an assembly here can
not be estimated at this time. From
a mercenary standpoint we can say
that the extensive advertising that it
will give Hot Springs will bring rich
fruitage in the future. Then the thou
sands of people that will assemble year.
ly will leave great deal of money in
the town but above and immeasurea.
ably the more important is the chris.
tianizing and elevating influence that
will go out over the community and
spread all through the west. by all
means let us help this movement as
much as possible. The STAR feels that
Hot Springs is under great obligations
to those who have so kindly given to
our community this organization, and
believes that our people are duly APP
preciative of this kindness. Next week
we will give more concerning this
movement.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

How there can be any person in Fall
River county or of the Black Hills that
will vote for any other place for the
state capital than Pierre is a problem
that cannot be solved hy the editor of
the STAR. Chamberlain undoubtedly
would be the choice of many Of the
votes of the Southern Hills. did Cham.
berlain have chance Of success; but
Chamberlain has made 10 canvass has
done no work and will not get as big a
vote as she did in 'S5. Above all the
whole west of the Missouri river coun-
try is vitality interested in the location
Of the capital. The location of the cap
ital at Pierre means the more rapid
settlement of and development of the
Sioux Reservation. The more rapidly
the reservation settles the more rapid
~ will the Hills country develop. That
immense stretch Of unoccupicd land
between here and the Missouri river
has been a great barrier to progress.
It is useless to reitcrate such truism
at this time. 1t cannot he claimed that
the location of the capital at Pierre
will settle the reservation and the To-
cation of the capital at some point far
ther east will cause the reservation to
remain unoccupied for years; but it
is universally acknowledged that the
capital at Pierre will accelerate and
hasten settlement on that tract. AL
ready one of the great railroads of the
southwest has projected road from
the south to Piccre, and that road will
be built at once if the capital be loca-
ted there. The railroads can be po-
tent factor in populating the reserva-
ton. Rods are projected in the Hills
country, whose early building depends
upon the rapidity with which the res
ervation becomes peopled. Eastern
Dakota exchanges, notably the Sioux
Falls paper and other papers support
ing Sioux Falls for the capital are pub
fishing promises of railway connections
with Sioux Falls If the capital at that
place be assured. Will the people of
the Black Hills vote to help build rail
roads in Eastern Dakota or will they
vote so that their votes will assist in
the building of railroads in Western
Dakota thus enhancing their own com
mercial and industrial Importance? Ii
the argument made by eastern papers
to eastern people be good the same ar
gument with all its local importance
will apply west. Vote for home. Vote
for Pierre.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
lAnno,lllcen,cnt.

On and after Oct. ,st, 1859, S. G.
Fargo & Son, the Leading General
Merchandise dealers Of Hot Springs.
will sell goods only for cash or approv-
ed securities. Persons arranging for
credit with them will receive coupon
books-the coupons Of which will be
received as cash. They make the change
feeling that the business can be con-
dueted on a much smallc. percentage
of cost and will consequently give their
customers the benefit Of the saving.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
NOTICE FOR PvelicATloN

Land once at Rapid City b. T. Aug. IL th 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following g-named
settler has hled notice of his intention TO make
anal proofin support of bis claim, and that said
Court Of Fsil River co. OAK. al his once in Hot
Springs Oak. ON Oct. II, 1859, Wig; Friedrich
schulss 2; 9; eiis for the 6 n y VIZ Ns"w
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and Cultivation Of said
land. viz; Arlsy I. cleghorn, William +. Smith,
Syringe Oak.
No. IS j. r. Luse,
Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

miYon Padden for amount $3.50 63
said orders being endorsed to said Pad.
den.
On motion, the following bills were
allowed on road district no. S.
Z. s. Mcclure 50 90
Frank f. Black 9 90
Warrants drawn in favor of Crane
Bros, said orders being endorsed to
them.
On motion the following bills were
ullowed on Read district No 7:J n
Nelson Sc
On motion. the following bills were
allowed on road dist. no. /:
Pat Ferguson $14 25
Jno. Ryan 81 81
jeff Askins 1S 90
N. NJ. Henton 90 90
Fred G. Willor 90 as
Milligan & Mueller 81 20
On motion the followin bills were al
lowed on Road district no3; VIM Pae-
den .... .$3 %
On motion, the following bills were
allowed on general fund:
w. r. Benedict, stationery and print
ing, $55,21.
Joe Damon washing for j, j. Robin
son, pauper. $500.
On motion. the following territory
was designated as Indian Creek voting
precinct, Wis:
Beginning at the line between Oak.
and Neb., ranges Nos. 2 and 3, thence
north to II. e. corner sec. "a. town 10,
south range E. B. H. NJ. thence west
to Wyoming line. thence S. to Nebras-
ka line thence east to place of begin
ming.
On motion, judges of election to be
held Oct, 1889 were appointed and fol-
lowing places designated as follows
to-wlt:
Indian Creek precinct At house of
j. II. Tompson. Judges, j. H. Thomp-
son, Robert Wallace and Grant Wood.
Duck Creek-At Powell's store at
Collins. Judges, w. H. Anderson. j..
McEldowney, A. Mercll.
Union township, supervisors.
Oelrichs--At Norton e. Warrens Of.
flee. Judges, NJ. Melbourne, E. A.
Blunck. G. Wilson.
smlthwick-At school house. Judges
H. Robins. NJ. J. Kepler, ]. l.. Louks.
Sand Creek-At the w G ranch.
Judges, j. Morgareidge, A. Padden,
A. Hall.
Odell-At Pete Hamerlic's house.
Jndges, j. NJ. Smith. A. X. Mills, VIM.
Hoebner.
! Cheyenne Riv-At Oar Lock ranch.
Judges, Geo. Turner, G. B. Green, w.
! d. Howard.
1 Hot springs-at court house. Judges
D. I. Jackson, Henry Marty, o. Fer
guson.
Hat creek-At Barkdoll school
house. :, Judges. o. z. Frary, Leonard
Cobb, VIM. Landers.
Red Bradley Flat school
house. Judges, Jas. Gibson, John
Brady, K. H. Parker.
Burton-At Truman 5 store. Judges
Eugene Mack, j. n Moore, E. Van.
Devort.
On motion, prayer OF petitioners, A.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

The STAR supports the republican
state convention in all its findings. It
supports the ticket because it is good
ticket and was nominated by the re-
publican convention. 1t endorses the
slatform. becarsc it Is good platform
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
TAKEN UP.

BY Petty Bros. one black gelding,
weight about 1000 lbs. about 8 years
old, with no brands Taken up the Goth
of last month,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
Commissioners Proceedings.

Sept. 2, 1889.
Board met pursuant to statute for
the purpose OF levying tax.
Present: w. p. Phillips, H. NJ.
Brigham, commissioners and Z. E.
Sawyer county ,ler:s.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
VOL. 4. NO. 10.
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
Republican County Convention i.

"A Republican county contention for Fall Niv
Gcounty, south Dakota, IL hereby called to meet
ct Hot Strings Dakota, On the lith day Of Sep,
at one O'clock y. for the p.rnosc nf selecting
three delegates to the Republican Senatorial con
ventlOn and tho further purpose of placing In
nomination candidates for the following u!Iiccs.
Member of the house OF representative for the
l6eh district.
County Judge.
County Treasurer.
County Commissioner end district.
Convention is called by order of republican
central committee of Fall River county, Dakota,
made upon the basis of one delegate for each pre-
cinct and one additional delegate for each ten
votes or major fraction thereof cas-. for Hon. q.
q. Mathews ct tho November election OF 1898.
Eeeh voting precinct shall undcr said apportion-
inent DO entitled TO tho following rcprescnti0n TO-
Wis;
Cheyennc q
Duck Creek 8
Red Canyon i:
Burton I?
OelriehR 10
Hat Creek 8
sand Creek 4
Cnion Q
Hot Spfings IL
SmithWicE 4
Odell 9
No proxies will be permitted in ee!d con vcnticn
except from persons residig In the precinct they
represent
The various precinct caucuses will he held Sat
poses OF selecting delegates To said county com
ventiOn.
j. w. JONES, Chairman,
DE wraON. Srcrrtarv
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
= -
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

JOUR TiCKET.j
Copgressmen--
y. =. CLIFFORD. of Lincoln Co.
!. a. PICkI.Elt, uf Fu,!k Co.
Govesaos--
A. C. MELLETTE. of codins,on Co
Lieutenant Governor
J.R. FLETCHER, of Hrown Co.
Auditor
L.c. TAYLOR, of Harrison CO.
Sec. Of State
40. RlNGsRuDE. of Union Co.
Treasurer
WI. SMITH, Of LAX. Co.
Attorney General
RoBERT DoLLARD, of Bonnie Ilomme
6upt. Of Pub. Instructions
@. S. riSki!tM. Of Hand Co.
Com. Schools and Public Lands
o. IL. PARKER, of Bookings Co.
Supreme Judges
D. CORsoN, of Lawrence Co.
A.G. kEllAM. of I:rulc 60.
j. Il. BENNEi'r. of Clark Co.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13
Republican Convention.

\ senstorial convention is hereby called Ia
meet at tho Opera house III Buffalo Zap, $. D.,
September 18th, 1850, ut O'ciuck y. m. for til,
purpose Of nominating republican candidate 10
represent the 4iet senatorial district cEinpse oi
the counties of Custer and Fall River
The superintendent Of delegates is rs follows
Custer county
Fali RIVER
BY order legislative committee
1SsAtIIER sClioLF,ED, Chm
Z. 4. PIERCE. Scc'y
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

Fred 7. Evans, Sr. is embarkinA in
the newspaper business. Yesterday he
purchased an entire weekly newspaper
outfit from the Newspaper Union office
and shipped the material to Minnekal,-
ia Springs, near Hot Springs, Oak.
MIR. Evans proposes to use a good
amount of printers ink to boom his
Black Hills resort.--Sioux City Jour-
nal.
The above materialized in the Her.
aid that madc'its appearance this week
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13

MIR JAS Bradley, lof l,radley's Flat
commenced work on the foundation Of
a fine residence on College Flat. The
superior educational advantages Hot
Springs is soon to offer is what brings
Mr. Bradley here
A temperance meeting was held at
the church last Wednesday evening.
The meeting was called to order by MIR
Wilson and opened with prayer by the
Rev Lymer. of Sturgls. The Rev War
ren, of Lead who had in his possession
letters from persons in both Kansas
and Iowa testifying to the beneticent
effect OF prohibition; he reed extracts
from them. Prof Willis G Bower made
a short but effective address in which
he showed the work of the schools in
the temperance cause j O Dobson
then delivered IN excellent lecture in
favor of constitutional prohtbltlou
Having laid the claims of prohibition
before MS alliene, and supported
these claims by sound reasoning and
correct conclusions he made an earnest
appeal to the voters of Hot Springs to
give il their support m election day.
The lecture will undoubtedly help the
cause.
MI Vincent will soon embark in the
hardware business at Hot Springs
\ new drug store is soon to be es.
tablished at the Springs. w w Root
proprietor.
Capt a X Knight and wife of Dead.
wood are at the Springs for few days
The Capt is small man only six feet
and seven inches tall, and is sheriff OF
Lawrence Co., but nevertheless lie is
said to be terror to evil doers.
Two beautiful white sandstone col.
umns have been put in position in the
front of Crane Bros new store. That
store will be beauty when finished