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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
A C4MP-MEETING SCENE.
Two Young Ladies', Enjoying 1
Bath, are Seen by Tive
Preachers.

A heap of things transpire at a
camp-meeting.
Methodist preachers love a fine
horse, admire a pretty vivacious young
lady, and worship their Maker all The
same day, besides having a too h for
ysllow-legged chickens at dinner.
hey serve their Master every day,
But dote on = camp meeting
/ Which drives old Satan far away
Aud gives the sinner greeting.
A Methodist canp-meeting is going
on at this time at Pertle Springs.
Jim Christopher, the head-pusher
and proprietor of the Springs, is Omni-
present to aid the masses of people in
whatever they want to make them
comfortable.
j. A. Fisher, the chief clerk, wears
mien that indicates that his thoughts
are serious, aud no one need to be
surprised that some day he will be
leading the van in a Cody process
sion. Fact
A few nights ago a rousing meet
ing was held IN the tabernacle,
and mos; admirable sermon was
spoken by Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, of
Clinton, about the miracles performed
by Christi was blind, but now |
can see"
About an hour after the services
at the tabernacle had concluded, there
came up a thunder shower. The
rain fell briskly. Most of the guests
of Hotel Minn-haha had retired when
1t commenced raining. Two good
souls-two workers in the cause of
their Master had a room in the third
story together, and when the rain
was falling at its best, one of the
brothers g t out of bed and went to |
tue WINDOW to close it to keep the |
rain from beating in, when he looked
out upon the porch below and there |
stood c~uple of young ladies in night
DIRE ses.
Looking for all the world as fair
As lilies newly growing
Their gowns chung tightly TO their forms
AS ii they liked the showing.
They were taking natures shower
bath, unconscious that human |
eve was upon them. much less
than the eyes of two Methodist |
preachers, and they were left undis-
turbed to complete their bath, which |
ended with shower, in few minutes.
When the bath was completed they ]
looked as if they had been through a |
patent clothes wringer, and then they |
disappeared in the room below the
clergy.
Such tittering, succession of obs,
and prancing around as followed In
that room would have made a barn
yard full of young mule colts forget
their parentage.
The two clergymen were unusually
but when they went to sleep,
no doubt dreamed of Dymphs, mer-
maids, etc.
Reader, blth saint and sinner,
camp meetings ere great. Anybody
who don't like a camp meeting with
its power for good and stirring incl
dents, pretty girls, chivaIrous boys
and preachers who hit bad people
between the eyes every time, are no,
much good on earth and are not Fl
for Heaven.
They ought to be laid in their graves away
Their room is too much needed
In this here world where sense and brains
Have first and last succeeded.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
Bucklen's ArnIca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cut
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteedto give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Mertz d Hale.
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He Drew q cum.

A man in the employ of one of the.
railroad companies had a rumpus ct
Main and Ohio streets, yesterday fore
noon, and drew gun. but Thought
best not to use it, Notwithstanding he
had splendid opportunity. As there.
did not happen to be an officer in the
vicinity, there was no arrest.
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Entitled to the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family shoul&
have, at once, bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the sys-
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale In
gists and 81 90 bottles by all leading drug
Snc
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DfarhBa, Aisentery, Choleral

Msguire's Beens Plat for nearly so YEA,
the infalsble cure. Thousand of testimo
mails; Endorsed by the Western Sanitar
Commission, q. 8. army officers, heepit:
physicians, steamboat officers, etc. TsLs
in time sure preventive of Asistic cboIer
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Carriers Little Liver Pills will b.
found sn excellent remedy fer sick head
ache. Thousands of letters from people
who have used them prove this fact. Ask
your druggist for them.
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Messer|y { Meuschke
NO. 232,
NV COr.Oli0 and Third Sis.

N. B.-Our store will be closed
during the hot weather at o'clock D.
m. excepting the 14th, 18th, 18th,
18th and Saturdays
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Religious.


Regular service at the Christian church to-
morrow morning.
Usual services al NJ. f.. church, South. to-
morrow morning.
Rev. T.. G. Gordon will preach at Prairie
church Tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock.
Rev. j. w. KeebIe will preach NJ the HEX
lin schoolhouse Tomorrow afternoon nj $3.50
O'Clock.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
Rev. T.. G. Gordon,
Rev. j. w. Keeble will preach his farewell
sermon at the Episcopal church Tomorrow
morning at 10 30 O'Clock.
Preaching 1t the Baptist church tomorrow
morning. by the pastor, Rev. r. W. Eason
Sunday school at . 80 Il. IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880 y. NJ.
Lexington District. w. r. Mcclure. p. L.
Fourth Round Wayerly station, August
10, II; Odessa and Marion Chapel, 10, II
Lamon'e and Dresden. %. %; Warrensburg.
81. %; ChilhowIe. %. %; Montserratt circuit,
80. 81; Columbus circuit, Sept q. 7; Dover
circuit, u. II; Lexington station, "a, 10;
Longwood circuit. 20. q.
The union church services are 10 be con-
tinued for four weeks longer. TIL dates and
places are.-AIg. 10, Baptist church; sermon
by Rev. f. Moore. Aug. II. MethodIst church;
sermon by Rev. y. W. Eason. Aug. - Chris.
tian church; sermon by Rev. H.. e. Gordon
August 81, Presbyterian church; sermon by
Elder q. NJ. GOode.
A Baptist church was organized at Napo-
leon Thursday with n membership which
will shortly reach %. Massrs. NJ. +. Royle,
X. T. Jesse and II. G. Wallace, of this city
went up to assist In the organization. The
tent meetings being b Id by Rev. Powell are
doing much good. The school house will re
used rs IA hou.e OF worship until the means
to build Il church can be secured.
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NOTICE TO

CEALED proposals. will be received at the
- Office of tue City Register until noon,
MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1890,
For bids to furnish the city of Lexington with
printing Tor the term Of one year. Bids must
state The price per hundred and Ter thousand n
possible for the items rs follows, Merchants
abatement. dram. shop keepers onds. CONTRACT
ors bonds. merchants bonds. contracts ior pu :
lie work. city warrants bound, scale tickets
bound. receipts Tor collectors monthly settle
ments bound, tax receipts bound, hand bills,
recorders blanks, marshRl's blanks, bill heads.
letter heads, envelopes with proper notice.
by board OF equalization blanks, printing
ordinances in paper. ordinances In pamphlet
form, notice OF all kinds IN p per. for any ami
all other printing needt Il and not mentioned.
printing council proceedings. Bids must be-
accompanied by u good bond signed by two (2)
or more bondsInen. freeholders, the amount oi
bond to be for double the amounts of the work
10 be done. and also be accompanied by n COPY
OF this advertisement. State nature oil bid and
address 10 city council. care OF register. Bills
win only be paid when there is money IN the
treasury. after claims have been audited. num-
bered. registered and I'm rotation. Blank cor
tractors bonds can be obtained NJ city reglst-,'s
of1ice: The city reserves The right 10 reject any
and all bids.
}: Il. MORELAND, City Register
by T.. e. ID. c. julyIglr
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@eeklg gutelligeater.
SHORTS

fresh oysters at ID. Haeckker's. au2u
Two hundred single cassimere coats for
men and boys. from 81 so to 80 80 at Henry
sinauers. au9tf
For Sale-Several second hand vehicles u
ridlculouslY low prices to make room. J. II.
Seudep. j7tf
One store room aud dwelling rooms 10
Dutch Row aud upstairs rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyi9tf
Don't fall to read our splendid premium
offer Of n S45 Singer sewing machine for tla.
including one years subscription to the Ia
tellIgeucer.
Fresh oysters at n. Haeckker's. au2u
Auction sales of live stock, in Lexington,
every Saturday, at l p. IN. Il. b. Eubank
public auctioneer, O1ice;-Sedwick's grocery
store, Main street. july26t4
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men aud boys, from 81 80 to 81 90 at Henry
s~,nauer,s. au9tf
For Sale.-A very reliable. gentle and
spirited SINGLE buggy horse, cheap; suitable
for lady. Rent. Elliott, july28t4
Fee.h oysters at d. Hackers. au2tf
Now is your time to get q valuable sewing
machine at less than one third Its Vaiue'
Read our splendid premium offer on the
fourth page. II YOU do not have a good sew
Ing machine now IL will be your fault. II
Fresh oysters at d.. Haeckker's. an2tf
Two hundred single cashmere coats ior
men and boys, from 81 80 to " so at Henry
sinsuer,s. aue9tf
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THE TOM Il

Died-Near COncOrdla. July 81, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkens.
- At his home, in Clay township. Aug,
Sth. OF general debility, Mr.. FAINT l.. FISH
BACK. aged about ~ years. An old and re.
spected citizen. lie will be buried ut I
O'Clock to-day from his late residence,
- Al the residence Of his grandfather.
Mr.. j. w. COlvin, In Oak Grove, july 28,
THOMAS. lounges child and only sOu of
John II. and Susan Gillespie OF Bates City.
lie was n sweet child, too pure for this
world and God took him to Himself. lie WAS
only with US sixteen months, yet his short
STAY drew ail hearts TO him by his sweet
smiles and winning ways. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Exley and A
large Goncourse OF friends foIlowed the little
darling TO Its last resting place, In Oak Grove
cemetery. NJ.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas. Our Society of Christian Endeay-
or has. in the providence IF God. sustained a
loss i'm the death Of the first vice president
Brother Asher w. LaBerlew, and
Whereas, IL il meet that this society Civ
expression to the SORROW II feels ut the loss
sustained. and to the deep sympathy il enter.
tains for those who were nearest and dearest
to him therefore,, be il
Resolved, That In the removal OF Brother
Asher Our society mOurns the loss OF one
who. by his genial Manner, and hind and
gentle disposition won the love and esteem of
bis associates. and by the laithtulness with
which he discharged the duties of his office
gave promise OF future usefulness In society
and In the church.
Resolved, That while we mourn with the
family Ia this, their deep aililctiOn, we COM
mend them TO Him who alone can comfort
the bereayed heart and who has tenderly
Sait. - am the TnAuTFpatlnn anil tho ftEa Ian
that believctn in me though he were dead
yet shall he live"
Resolved, That these resolutions shall be
placed upon the records Of the society, aud in
token OF our respect "A copy be sent to the
family OF our ie' rHscd brother and TO the
newspapers Of the city. Signed,
LILLIAN RYLANp,
NJ. &. CRENSuAw,
GEORGE J, TAYLOR.
Committee.
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What promises to be "a delightful social
will be given by the ladies of the Methodist
church. at the parsonage, next Thursday
evening. Everybody is invited to attend.
There is a great deal of trade coming to
this city at present from the north side of the
river. This Is a result of the reduced toll for
crossing, due entirely to the pontOOn bridge.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets from Main
street to Franklin avenue should be macad-
amized as soon as possible. There Is a great
deaf of travel thereon and ut present they
are in bad condition.
Capt. RYland Todhunter last Friday
shipped to Council Grove, Has. u twO-year-
Old Wilkes stallion which he had sold tor
81, 900. The horses bred by the captain
always bring big prices.
A number of young ladies' and gentlemen
assembled at the residence of Miss Annie
Homer, last Friday night. from which place
they proceeded to The residence of MIR. Henry
Winkler, which they stOrmed IN honor OF
Misses WInkier's guest, Miss Regina Lehman,
of st. Louis.
L.0st,-LaSt Thursday, between McCaus-
land. Young " McCausland's store ard the
Commercial hotel. II black leather pocket
book. containing a ten dollar gold coin, Il five
dollar bill, some silver change and two keys.
A liberal reward to the finder. Leave at this
Office or with Philip Keller.
Jos. Lipscomb, OF Kansas City, a bright
little fellow Of ten years. who Is visiting at
Mr.. W. u. Hiekman's. had the second finger
OF his left hand mashed off at the root of the
nail Thursday evening. lie had come to town
with MIR. Ed Hickman to get u wagon load OF
lee. They loaded the wagon at Mr.. Meets
ice house, on Tenth street. and Ed was
driving back up the hill. Joe walked behind
the wagon with II rock IN his hand with
which to chock the wheel when It became
necessary to allow the horses to rest. When
Nd gave Joe the signal to chocK the wheel he
did 40. butt IN doing SO his finger became fast.
ened between The rock and the wheel and
was mashed co nDleiely OF ut the place above
stated.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. w. Boon Major. by his certain
w deed Of Trust dated the sixth day of July.
n. d.. 1885. and recorded IN the office of The
recorder of deeds, of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, In book 10, page 354. convey ed 10 the
undersigned as trustee. the following described
real estate situated in the county OF LAFAYETTE
and st"ie OF Missouri. tO-wit: The east hall OF
The west half OF the northeast quarter Of section
number eight (s). IN township iorty-eight (4s)
Of range twenty-five ts5), which conveyanc,
was made TO secure the payment OF u certain
promis5ory note In said deed OF trust described
and, whereas. default has been made IN the nay
ment OF said promIssory note and interest when
the same became due and payable according To
the terms OF said note. and of said deed of trust,
and, Whereas, the trustee named In said deed
OF tra.! has refused TO aOt. now, ther. fore, /.
the undersigned sheriff Of Lafayette county.
Missouri, and trustee, 1t the Iequest Of The legal
holder and owner OF said prnmissory note,
will, ON
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10Th, 1880,
ut the postofice door In tue city of Higginsyi,le
Lafayette county. Missouri, between the hours
of nine O'Clock IN The forenoon and I've O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF that day. sell publicly III
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash the real
estate above described for the purpOs, OF salts.
fylnR the above mentioned note and interest due
thereon and the expenses of executing this trust
CHARLES y. MITCHELL.
tulylDtu Sheriff aud Trustep
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Lexington's Postoffice Business.
Statement for quarter ending June 3O:-
Grand Picnic.

Everybody Is invited TO attend the picnic
to be held In the Ferguson Grove, Two miles
south of Bates City. on August 23d, snder
the direction Of the Farmers and Lsborers'
union Of Sni-a-Bsr township. Good music
and prominent speakers will be In attendance
Those living convenient will please bring
well filled baskets. Those coming by rail-
road will be furnished with cOnVeyances to
aud from the ground ut u small cost. We ex.
pect to get excursion rates on the G. y A.,
from Higginsville to Independence. for all
who wish 10 attend. JOHN BARNETT,
JAS. SMITH,
l.. Il. WEBB,
Committee,
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tn E OkADI.F.

Born-In Concordia, july %. to the wife oil
Mr.. VIM. hartman IL hoy.
= In Higginsville. July %. to the wife OF
Mr.. H.. SchrOer-a girl.
- Near GreentOn, July 90, to the wife Of
Mr.. Thomas Tebbs-a girl.
- In this city. August 9, TO the wife OF
MIR. AdOlph Lubric ~ boy.
= In HiggInsyille, recently, to the wife
OF Mr.. Monroe ThOmas-a boy.
- In Higginsville, July 30. to the wife oil
Mr.. Charles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Henry Mullen, of Middleton Corner,
Ohio. has given birth to the second pair Of
twins within u year.
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

Burnham. Hanna. Munger Il Co., Plaintiffs,
W.
i,enIamin +. Goodwin 4 Co defendants.
10y virtue Of an execution, issued from
~ the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit court or
Lafayette county. Missouri, IN favor OF burn.
ham. Hanna, Manager u Co, aud ayainsl len
] min +. Goodwin and james Goodwin, 10
ine directed, aud returnable TO the September
Term. $500. OF said court. l will, ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1880,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore-
noon and hve O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day and In front OF the courthouse. door. IN
the city Of LexingtOn. In Lafayette county. Mis-.
souri,, during the session OF said circuit court
Of said county. sell publicly, Ut auction. 10
The highest bidder. for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest, and estate of the uIeIen.
dsnts, OF. In anu Ia the following described rea;
estate, sitaaic. lying and heIng in the county OF
Lafayette, and state OF Missouri, to-wIt: Finy
taN ieet of of the south end Of lOls eleven iii
and twelve (2l. In block sixteen uGl. IN In.
original town al Saint Thomas, now WayerIy-
Missouri; also ten and seventy-age one nun.
'tredths 40 I6-lOOD ores OF land IN the souIh
west corner of the northeast quarter of The
southwest quarter Of section fourteen Qil In
township hlty - (5l). OF range lwenta. -four
GD. levied upon AS the property OF James
Goodwin.
Given under my hand this a5lh day Of july.
1870. CHARLES s, MITCHELL. '
a3td Sh.rif
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Watches.

We hs .e lust received from the factory II
beautiful lot OF gold. silver and filed watches.
for ladies' and gentlemen. with best Ameri-
can made movements. VIII be sold very low
Call ut Grimes l. Venable's and zee their new
goods. july26t4
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Domestic Sewing Machine.

We are agents for this celebrated family
sewing machine, the very hest how made.
Call on Grimes & Vensble. jewellers. and see
them. OLD machines taken In exchange for
new ones. july26t4
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received at IN,
- Otice Of the City Register until noon,
MONDAY. AUGUST IIth, 1880,
For bids to furnish the city Of Lexington witt,
coal for the term of one year, at the city hall
caiabOOse. COLLECTOR Office and engine house a.
old town. when ordered and IN such auantit,
as needed by the proper officer. the coal mus
be good ~ Il fresh from the bank ami free iron.
dirt or any Other foreign substance. BIDS mus,
stale the price Der bushel. and must be accom-
panied by u good and sufficient bond for doubt
the amount of fuel to be consumed, and "A COZ,
OF this advertisement State nature OF bid and
address to city council. care OF city register
Bills will only be paid when there 10 money In
the treasury after claims have been audited.
numbered. registered and IN rotation. BLANK
contractors bonds can be obi lined ut city regi, y
ter's office. The city reserves the right TO reject
Ally and Nil bids.
J:R. MORELAND. City Register.
Re e.. e. Wallace n a.
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Special Eotice.

mt my store and those knowing themselves
Indebted are requested to call and make
prompt settlement of same. Very respect
fully. mStf CuAs. w. LoOMIs.
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L'nE ALTA

MarrIed-At the recorders office. August
4. by Judge Y. RyIand, MIR. SAM. BYERLY
and Miss ROSA kESrEItSON.
- At the residence Of the brides mother.
In East Lexington. August D. Mr.. JOHN
| LIERM IAN and Miss LAURA E.ASIIFORD.
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To Trade.

A nice little home near Springfield. Mo-.
for live stock. merchandise. or Lexington
property, or anything; give or take cash diff
ference or will sell on time.
II. b. EUBANK. Auctioneer,
a2t2 Office on Main St.. Lexington, Mo.
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q. A. r. Excursion to Boston and
Return.

The Chicago Il Alton will sell excursion
tickets from HigginSville to Boston aud re-
turn for $40 80 from August o to Conclusive.
good to return up tn and including August
%. 1890.
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JOHN R, JORDAN,

nRY GOODS, HO1,UNS, QUEENSWARE,
~ GROCERIES,. &c.
Dutch Row. opposite posiofhce. Lexington,
Mo. Bed Rock Prices. nchlu
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Don't be
THE STOCK
MRS. S. A.

this spring WIS the largest ever brought to this
city. Buying In large quantities she WAS allow
I'd great reductions hy the wholesale deulers ami
was enabled Ia sell these goods at
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
Cles. Special attention given TO repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
313 Monroe street. Toledo.
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DUNBIsIDGE.

Dunbridge is still improving. Mr..
Deverna has just finished his feed and
grinding house, and is fully prepared
to do custom work on short notice.
DR.. Pope has just commenced erect.
a new building.
II you want a first class job of carpen.
tering done, Fred Duhamel is the man,
and he will do it in short metre.
Dunbridge Post G. A. r. expects tc
have grand time next Monday, the
9th.
The Odd Fellows are building up Q
fine lodge.
Doc Jones is as pleasant as new
bridegroom.
Our sawmill has started up full blast
to-day under the management of j
Kelly, the new foreman.
Henry Ruble is on the sick list just
now.
Doc Pope and Frank Rogers are
doing O. fine business shipping lumber
and logs.
Mr.. Sullivan's new house has made
quite an improvement to Dunbridge. II
is the prettiest cottage in town.
Our school opened yesterday with 81
scholars under the supervision OF G. G.
Griner and Miss Walker.
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DOSvLING.

Farmers are nearly all busy ploughing
and getting ready for fall seeding but
rain is very much needed TO assist in
the work. Corn is very nearly failure.
Potatoes are very small and scarce in
this part of Wood county.
Quite number of our villagers
attended camp meeting at Portage on
Sunday Aug. "a and reported good
speaking and large crowd.
Our fall term of school opened on
Monday last, with Mrs. Charles as
James Roller started for Fostorla on
Monday to attend school there.
Prof ID. II. Jamison accepted posi-
tion as superintendent of school at
Gibsonburg, at which place his duties
commenced Monday morning. May
success attend him.
Mrs. l.. III. Murray and children OF
Luckey, were visiting Mrs. Kencig last
week.
Mrs. l.. w. Ames returned to Pains
vile. offer five weeks visit with her
daughters, Mrs. j. j. Kencig and Mrs
Murry.
Miss Mary Brown has gone to Perrys-
burg for few weeks stay.
Robert Stewart Post OF Dunbridge
give pork and beans social next Mon
day evening at which time a gold ring
will be awarded to the most popular
lady of Dunbridge or Bowling. Several
of them are competing for it: Also q
cane for the most popular gentleman.