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Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-19

Weakness, Impotency and Lost Manhood per.
N anently cured. The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has trav.
eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor.
ollghly the various hospitals there, obtaining
great deal of valuable information, which he La
Competent to impart to those in need of his
services The Doctor cures where others fail
Try him. DR.. GIBBON will make no charge
CURED AT HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes.
Call or write Address DR.. J. T. GIBBON, Box
1857, San francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. o7-12m
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-19
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. Gibbons
DISPENSARY
623 Kearny Street

Corner of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. Es.
tablished in 1854, for
treatmentofS Sexualana
Seminal Diseases, such
as Gonolrhea, Gleet,
Structure, Syphilis In
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
A Nav, onoer,. c,us.

Few people In Brooklyn are avar.
that there Is m excellent club Ia opera
sf''n at the navy yard 1t is called the
Onicer club. and only osace- Of the
sr1ny and navy an, eighth. for raerr Der
shlp The clubhouse ie situated neai
the York street gate. is a<t Improvisation.
orica bt'i!1irs. painted yellow. Ike all
ohs rest Ct tbs houses ct the ssvy es-d,
md not much for hooks Gil the ous7.ds.
This interior. however. h excoedfngiy
comfortable and hoinelike. TIRE h q
restaurant. attached to the club. and an
saceilent dinner Is served there 10 The
officers at fifty oents bead The Other
meals ero Ia CT yte
A number Of naval men have bache-
sof apartments in the building, and q
Sofl, time they have Of 1t there The
;utc Lieutenant Paul, who wes William
Waldorf Astor's b.ctker-in-law -, hved Il
che club while he was stationed at the
navy YARD. and made hiraAen very pop-
1lar there = Brooklyn Rayio.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Dorntnie johnson. whom old Brook
f71o.tss viii re..ollect vas token IN"
cssss-, a wouIdbe hesedicf wrote to
TIN 20 engage his services In tying .ne
>'1tr'Tnn-1tsi hiot, and hinted hat ne
erss saving n roll OF i've do'ls. eed
pIecsa With which to fen che DC. tr.
An ~ en:ns Or two iatcT. cad sls
'sfss'zyTn III IN telling he story ne
r1,'Is5-ed az VITA co. re vss so
ran panisd BY ons of tas p-gttiest little
women ! ever saw oerfor1sroel che
reE-niony. and hs iness.ed urxn my
s.snng tho bride He II aie an oElctUIs
display OF a long thin rcil we'll wrapped
nl flntoii, and e. l bowed him ont he
aid it siyly into my eide pocket When
fe1nfnefi TO my library examined the
roll aud fcund"-
What
A ci,si eespin surrounded with ten
tsar,ly nails A month or two sster
.sr.i he wrote to me from ct. Louis
saying tfiat he had charged me the
~ed ling isc WIS to have received for
Kissing Ill. bride"
There Ia halter awaiting that
knava. concluded tho clergyman
warmly and ] never read OF a bang
H.. mat do not wonder il he kat tl,s
Victim travelling to glory under an
a'iae Few York World.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
WIRE POINTS.

Fonseca, late President of Brazil,
has ranunnced the title OF coInrnaL-
der in-chief and retired TO private life.
The Southern Exposition at Raj
eieh, \. e., MAS visited by a body OF
Northern editors Yesterday.
Senator Vance. Of North Carolina,
has left Europe or his return trip.
j. d. Joynsr, o Raleigh, n. C., died
yesterday.
Hon. 4. j. RHffour, q recent speech,
said ne did rot l.plieHe Ireland wouin
ever have home RUE.
4 number of postal subsidy con
tracts were awarded by the Postnas-
tes-General yesterday.
The story about the Fatican's spy
in Lord Salisbury's household is
termed foolish joke.
The Chancelior's rumored intention
to resign is due to 1T difference be-
tween him and the Kaiser.
Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel, Pliladel-
phia, is lead.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
rsoTt..xa erssn sguof Tin.
:. i>ur-si Traveller Nhe ~as Up - III,
I-i,ss Of rho City Euuoo Aaa

4 ieursi Traveller Hhe Sas Uo - The
I-i.as Of ths City Euuoo Aaa
&c -, IA elderly inan Irss'xssdy
e. &c wtrsker- grew Ia n Etrla saea
ssse ux-ie Rain a straight oct from tbs
pant 81 sfe- eiiie, lis inen dusier VIA
s~rs4s.tiy Ike - ,..e ii, tad pnrc.is-s .. ~
ss44-,ld f4s.t sat, !Air several teeN NO
u + rssns est II tts iso.it -ta q; fis4
ists,t, sy,axed s-eaIud ia Il bs ~, i2-sd
tas'gpn, ~. ana dow s.uo a1;oss tt,s
81 rst ,Ii,t !.si a dozen ,:n bnlcii ;.t.L%d
soI bilr utsea!os:s
Lab, >iyf ''eb, .ns THIS W., f.
Any par; IS the city, sir, n,sa' cab y
Take yo, a. good iiotsi. si,, f,r "A
suartcrf'
s',ie lad his grip, Tie ot,.e, s,,- oia
hr,.la aud Il ii, ri had aim pillioned by
riie ample folks OF hls ,.uAar jus.
,iieIr Il well DIRE sed isi;,n wht, t,:,,. tae:,
watching tb. os:siirr"i:e. 'sp,roal:tiea
a'is. waving til. ci.b:I,.,n aside said
y. here do you want ep go, sire
tie recovered his grip. G,u brella ard
treit! Ist, slsnced ny ~ tho ua,,
gr,uned sarooric, rural splr,.notio
grin, and rs iae gripped his belongings
and backed of remark 81 sy.rcss: ;s,sny
That's none OF your dsrnssl busi
Ehss. You'd ike ter know wiuu | ,oipa
rom. too wouldn't YET al ii ln7
ioiAs is all wei! IN how TIE eros areI
Isj,l..- you Know sonieSo;y GoNp l.,
sur town an rSs TO sk.y Oh my s.Fra
chen yer was boys Speak ori. s-la':
1 F.s,ttr AMT Iny mann jinith IN Den:
feiue.ui, ci Hiram Joh.l,a,u a., LIS DO,
lask that run oil to C;lli.o-uJ. Al
aon't | recognize your Yea | eYas
do al eli you don't git right cut'u hyae
ssfl,al quick HI cal! the peri.n=, VIZ
1 know yer didus. | ant bs4.a IN Ia
ssaimpo!is Eve times fer ncshLn .<
sort take tive papers Jest f.. elas eros
sw1.urtA You git EoM. quick"
But l e.S=ars you, SIR, you RE i.s--
.aken. | don't know you s.aa dont
want to. only Thought
Though; I'd liks to c.rsh G check. CT
play II Lottery, or buy g,s,en goo-S, chi
EhAr's yer parineri Amt it er-ee7
aesI ti.ne fer hfn ter s.loy upe
II tell you err. you ga. mig sksn
s-r IN che employ OF .hh railway esA
INST '',onght ] might ravs yoa aena
trcu.a with those caa,nea. Now K,
On, ! goa do get buncoe<d, why
Go. { nry 1t wasn't your own fash, :"
nnc the l.te youns HE rsessed up
Stair to the coinpany's oAeeA
The a.sr.cultirist whlked the other
eye in admiration Of lis own sirsvd-
neas, and calling n cab;u.n. sd !:
Young man. you take me to tho -
building thas's vhar the Orivsrsel In
vcst,nent company Is, amt its 'Fhe-
advertise to pa, aoo III six months GA
81 a w1ek pat in, An bsKosk Tn goin
tsT buy some shares Tier bstser'n
count, oJnsis " Chicago TimeA
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

In tho matter Of mere distarics Gov
+red the records OF the worlds famous
travellers do not make Euch Of siIow
sesfde those c! Sumo railrusd IEea An
ID railroad mar named Layton. now a
sleeping orr superintendent at Indian
'sPoiis. flas kept a record III hn lJur>
'reytslss Stree 1881. and tire eotei h q
IL, 30 mics Conducsor 3. q. Boone,
arr Of the Reading. hiss covered S.S47,.
90 raf,e-. Sod smother Reading Goa
sfee1ur hsa risi<ica s2naeshipg over I. eo7,-
20 grfseo. Eve, thsss figures wouLd
Wohsbly d fer surpassed by the r.a.nds
q roEne q .ha old eapt4iss Of the oesas>
stksai.shs,s Eosv York Sun
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Ccnns.ra,to=s In Pisssburs.

The car-house of the Second Ave
nue. T. action Comprny at Halle
wood. Pa, a suoutb OF Pittsburg
was destroyed by fire ct an early
hour yesterday morning, togetbe,
with twenty-siS cars and FIVE head
of horses. The flames then spread
to the Electric Hotel, large frame
building, and it was also destroyed
The loss to the traction company
was 500, 800. aud to the hotel $40, 600.
Other traction lines rendered the
use of their cars, and the road will
be open again to-day.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Elec,r.s n,..er,.

This remedy is basani.n,- so well known and
50 siop4s.s4 rs n Isse- sao special mention All
wse haze rsess Electric 3itter= siu.. the same
sOs-9 a. ssrs.i5e.sA fsIrer Isetiicine does rot
exisl at.It Is guaranteed - do 81, tkatis ;isi m
I'd. Eleetssc Differs wifi cure al. discs ses OF
the Liver anti Kidneys. will remove Pilnpfes
Boils. Suit III euii ard olher affections eaiiSet
by iui pure biood--wiii drive s. ;tiaria from the
system and prevent as wei as citrc all Mala-
rial fecers--FIor cure OF Headache, Constfl,a-
tion ard Indigestion try Electric Bjsters.-En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed. or uonLy refund-
sor- -l.lnDs50cts. and Sl.03 per bottle. Sold -
p ceEihor. Drug Store.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to Cur c.. liens, that for
years have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR., Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve ard EIeo
trio, Bitters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or that have given such sat
isfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to re.
fund the purchase prico, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These ren,edies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits For sale by Dr. V. o. Thompson,
Dru ggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Negotiating fer Rain-Sssrnss
Frank Melbourne and prominent

Frank Melbourne and prominent
citizens of Miller, $. D., are CORES
ponding with view o. having that
section of the State moistened dur
ing next seasons crop period with
showers made to order. Melbourne
claims in his letter that his rain
storms extend $50 miles, aud he
wants adjoining counties to join in
raising the required sum. He wants
no pay until after the rain has been
actually produced.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
--------
Texas il "A <.rses - n to.

Whenever she does anything or dis
cove anything it is always some
thin. wo.th dojn2 or worth discov-
ering. the last discovery is quick
silver spring from which che Inercut,y
i'ua from ti-~ure-GheY say this is
Md fish ry-ia III, rocks into the
sC IA l.;lE. BY fio% long il has
, dong ta4 j. not stated, bot
+l-t stream tends cbaaCe OF being
sewer jy invest gjtsa.-N lining Con
Stas
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
sullivan rs.,s.- OF sI.vin.

John L. Sullivan appeared in a
three-round boxing bout with Paddy
Ryan at a benefit given for Ryan at
San Francisco on Wednesday night
Sullivan appeared deshy, weighing
about go pounds. BE said his
money was posted in New YORK TO
bind match with Frank P. SIavin.
and that, win or lose, it would be
his last fght.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
On! Whet q 4 Ougn.

VIII you heed the warning. hesigaal per
haps Of the sure approach of that more terri bic
diseaes Consumption. Ask yourselves if you
can af;,rd for the sake of saving 5cc., TO run the
risk ard do nothing f. it. We knew from ex-
perience that Shiioh's f'uro will cure your
couch. It never tails. This explains why
more than a Million Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group ard whooping cough
at once Mothers, - rot - without it For
lame back, side or ,aest use Shiioli's Porous
Plaster. Sold by d.. V. o. Thompson, Drug
f,:et
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

At the Raleigh exposition or
Thank :giying Day, Fl. Hamilton, o.
Wake county. in behalf OF the Stat
Conf,.d rate Veterans Association
pres ented julien s. C.rr. lis retiring
presileut with an umbrella, ss i.
token Of resp yet He served gal
lantly as a eersSan5 il the Fcri y
seventh reg;Ins t. Mr.. Carr, in ~
ceiving the CT. rnale a touctils
speech 4 uunber of prominent mer'
Were present.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Snow Storm in the West.

A binding snow storm, lasting SIX
hours. 1T St. Paul, Mimi, has been
followed oy drizzling rain. Spe-
cial dispatches from Minneso ia,
Wisconsin and the Dakota indicate
that the storm was n very severe
one. There is now about Ii foot of
snow on the ground III portions of
minnesota, and wheeling OH the rail-
roads Is very heavy. No prorracted
delays are reported.
We have a sneeaf and positive cure Tor ca
tarrab, dipheria, came raJU.h sI,d teadache,
in SHILoH'5 CATARGtB REMEDY. Il
nasal injector free " III eaeas bottle Use il If
you desire hesl,h ami swee- brea,h- Price soc.
Sold by DR.. V. o. Thompson, Druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
J. II. SHIpLEY.
RfEY CURED OF ECZEMA
UOfher'e end iIinieter's Testimony.
Head Mass Of Putrefaction. Doc
ter Fails. Cured in Quick
Time by Cuticura.

I dee',i It my duty 10 inform you OF the won
fertuI cure Of eczema which CVTIcURA RENE
eIEs brought upon our little baby, three months
Old " hec atott two End cne-haf months old
The whole Of its kitie herd became one mass OF
put-efactior, v.iici, ne became yery much
Charmed as HE medicine riocd by phys
siao only fSCiaed 20 ns-F..vate and Increase the
intense pain the Il Il. iii.g seemed TO be in. We
were utterly 1t oss 10 know what to do. as
the physician seemed to hye exhausted all efforts
TO give relief. Bat through the recommendation
q Re-. j. g. Ahcrn, pastor of Brooks Circuit
"a Z Church Society, we were induced to try
the CJTscUSA EEEEDIEs, and after few dayss
erphcaticI, ve were rstouiehcd rs well as de-
Eehted ever the suit We continued the use of the
medicine according 10 dircciious and after a few
weeks The little How WIS entirely cured with no
tracer Of the -isease left Many thanks for this
wonderful cure.
Ans. JOHN HoLsTEIS, QuitInan, Ga.
II gives me great Pleasure TO testify to the facts
ccntaiucd in Mrs Foiu uolstei's testimonial con-
eerning the OF her little baby. When saw is
die not think !. possible for it TO live. l. how
over, recommended CUTICURA, knowing that If
2 eure was possible, CUT1cuRA REMEDIES would
4c IT. My most sangulne expectation eliminated
- . perfect cure.
J. G. AHERN, Pastor IL. E. Oh. &c.,
eaitman, 6a.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Shows Wire Cured Tobacco
WE WANT

Bring it along the more the
merrier. We are prepared to
pay higher prices for Snow
wired than any other market.
Freights are cheap, a mere tri-
fie when increased prices are
5aken into account. Our rail-
road facilities are good. Send
your tobacco to Oxford, N. G.
you will get good prices and
quick returns. Buyers for all
cli.sses and from every part of
the world are located In Ok
ford You will find US
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

eoM everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA &c.,; Soar,
Pc; EEsoLyEST, 81. Prepared by the -PoTTER
ORge AND CHEnEcAL CoRPcRATfoN, Boston.
~ Send for Sc How to Cure Blood Diseases"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
cuficura Raaoivene

The Bleed Purifier, Internally Ito cleanse the
blood of all impurities and poisonous elements and
thus remove the cau-c), aih CUrIcUnA, the great
6ktA Cure, and CETIcURA eoAP, an exquisite Skin
Beartier, externally TO clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair), every disease and huor
Of she skin and blood, from pnplos 10 scrofula.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29
Williamson News.

DR.. Manly, of Greenville, preached here
last Sunday morning and afternoon, at the
usual hours, to large congregations. His
sermons were both eloquent and impress
sive. The Church gave him srbscrip-
ton for Furman University amounting TO
Sl44.85.
Williamson is well represented at the
gala week in Charleston. Mrs. j. G. Boo
zer and daughters, Mrs. Welborn, Mrs.
Ransom, Miss Lula Hawley and Messrs.
Seaborne Rodgers and Willie Laboon are
among those who have gone down. We
wish them pleasant trip and safe re-
turn home.
Miss SIddie Acker will leave soon for
Atlanta, where she will spend few days.
DR.. J. w. Crymes has been ill for sev-
eral days. We hope he will soon be able
to be out again.
Or. D. ". Hutto has a tenant who
works one-horse farm. This year he
will make eighteen bales Of cotton and one
hundred bushels Of corn,
Messrs. Griffin j. Wilson, one Of our live
firms, are selling out their stock OF dry
goods, aud will handle groceries e3clu-
sively in the future.
Miss Harris, of Bolton, has been visit:
ing friends here She is an accomplished
young lady, and her visits here are
always highly appreciated by her friends.
Mrs. Payne has opened millinery
store in the second story Of the brick
stores. She would be glad to have her
friends ca aud see her.
Mrs. Greer has been staying With rela-
tives, near Honea Faith, since the burial OF
her son, Dir. Nuge1e Prather. we all
deeply 8 sympathize with her in her be-
reavement.
Mr.. Pucket has opened a shoe shop at
the market house of Mr.. j, M. Davenport,
The farmers are about through picking
cotton in this section. SNIDER,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29
Trinity Items.

Mr.. Breazeale is making good headway
grading the road at Harris bridge.
Neighbor Sam says he would have 9
corn shucking, but he is afraid the old lady
would not cook supper.
Miss Corrie Harris is taking music les
sons from Miss Rosa Greer, of William-
ston. We all wish Miss Corrie much sue
cess, as she Is one of our best young ladies.
The meeting at Starr has closed with
everybody but Mr.. W. r: Cartee who is
still attending. He says it is one of the
most interesting meetings he has ever
participated in. / think from the way he
talks there will be one conversion
Mr.. VIM. Bolt has purchased the planta-
ton known as the James Harris plaoe. MIR.
Bolt speaks of making 1t his future home,
Court convened last Saturday at this
place, but no one was convicted.
Rev. G. G. Harmon preached very In
teresting sermon to large congregation
last Sunday.
We have no marriage to report at pres.
ont, but we think there will be one soon
if George continues, JuMho.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29
Andersonyille Items.

Well, Mr.. Editor, and your many sead-
ers as it has been some little time since
we attempted to write up this section, we
will see how we succeed in writing this
time.
We have been visiting since our last
writing; this time our route was through
Georgia, mot all through" but as the man
said when he fell in the creek, "just in
part" We find Georgia right side up,
and her people seem to be in a prosperous
condition, with good crops, good health,
&c.
The good people of this vicinity gre to
be congratulated, having erected new
and comfortable school house. We are
not included in "the good people," as we
were not asked to help build 1t. We felt
somewhat embarrassed to offer help, hence
we are not of the good.
An effort is now on hand to secure Miss
Florence Norris to teach an eight-months'
school. Miss Norris has the reputation Of
fine teacher, and we hope they will sue.
ceed in making up the amount necessary
to secure her services.
The Andersonville Church has re-
elected Rev. F. M. Estes to serve them
another year, We think the Church is
wise in her choice. Mr.. Estes is greatly
belov by the Church, and is one of the
best young ministers in Hart County, Ga.
Measrs, J. N. Wright and r. V. Dyar
wero elected as DeaoonG by the Church,
and will be ordained on Saturday before
the end Sunday in November,
A MIR. Adkins, of Georgia, has secured
the Tugaloo Ferry for live years. we
welcome Mr.. A. to our midst.
MIR. J. a. Jones is to be congratulated.
1t is ten-po"nd girl. WACO.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29
Melton's Academy Items.

AS it has been some time, Mr.. Editor,
since paid my respects to the INTELLI-
aENcER, will give you few dots.
I noticed the INTEILIGENCER has been
greatly abused by sor = few INSCRIPTIONS
correspondents of o, Ter papers. It's
strange why men with good "horse" sense
will try to pull down the best paper IN
the County and build up a paper pub
lished in the interest of few politicians
or office.seekers.
Mr.. D. o. Watkins is rapidly gathering
his crop. He is in haste to get off to Geor-
gia. His grandson, Clate Mathews, of
Georgia, is here helping him. I don't
think the old man will get to carry that
boy back home. T think some of the
South Carolina girls will burn bread for
him next year, as every one of them seem
to be ''stuck" on him-I mean all OF those
who have seen him.
Rev. D. I. Spearman preached very
interesting sermon at Six.and-Twenty last
Sunday. He has been reelected pastor OF
the Church another year. The congrega'
ton could not have chosen better one.
A young man from the Lebanon Sec
tion, with long hair and thin mustache
(very white though) makes frequent visits
to Six-and-Twenty and other places. l
don't know anything about how. Oh,
young man ! remember Bud and Sans
fate.
Miss Nora Kay made flying visit to
the Kingdom last Sunday.
Gathering and shucking corn is the or
der of the day. The people of this COM
munity certainly have some of that to do
this year. They built cribs to put 1t in
this time, instead Of putting it under the
bed.
One of our young men, I think, has
cast his net on another side. I notice be
lets his mule stay in the stable every Sun
day. He says it is cheaper to walk.
Don't reckon he aims to go so far, al.
though he has been good fellow to go to
see the sick. think if were him [ had
rather make my visits nearer home.
/ will not write any more from this
place. Hope some one will take it up and
giye you more interesting dots than I
have given. Some one should write from
here and never let this place be forgotten.
Now with the best wishes for the pros
perity of the INTELL1GENcER, will close,
and order copy sent to my address when
T find place to reside. GIMLET
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29
Alice News.

Well, "Jack Frost has come at last,
and late cotton is opening rapidly.
Two weeks ago Mrs. j. P. Tucker acci-
dentally fell down and broke the little
bone of her hip. We hope soon to hear Of
her recovery.
Can any of the many readers of the IN
TELLIGENcER answer this question :
What is it that man can steal and not
violate the law?
The wedding bells are beginning to ring
in this section. Mr.. L. Hall, Jr., and
Miss Tette l.. Hall, of Antreville, were
married on Thursday, 22nd inst, at $40
o'clock. An elegant supper was spread
and most enjoyable evening spent.
One of our young men went to see his
girl last Sunday night and his mule got
loose. As q consequence be had to walk
home and carry his saddle. Be sure and
hitch good next time.
Mr.. a. J. Poore and family are going to
move back to their old home in Abbeville
County shortly. eregret to give them up.
A certain couple was taking pleasure
ride in this section few days ago, and on
the side of the road some very pretty flow
ers were seen. The young man asked :
"What is the name of those flowers 2"
The young lady replied, "Kiss me
quick" but almost before she had uttered
the last word the young man, just like we
fool boys, imprinted big kiss on her
rosy cheek.
Miss Ella McAdams spent day in AM
derson last week under treatment of the
dentist We expect it will be a long time
before she will want TO get into another
dentists chair.
Mr.. W. A. Richey's horse ran away q
few days ago and hurt itself badly.
We had big fire in this section last
week. The fire spread over about twenty
acres of ground, and the green straw burnt
as if in the winter time.
A mule ran away with little son OF
Mr.. F. M. Anderson last Friday, but for
tunately be was not hurt. JOHN.