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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

One mile north Of Noche Buena, in
Sonora, little to the left of the L.rio
aud Yuma wagon road stands an i'm
mense mesquite tree, which from its sizo
attracts the attention Of the traveller.
The tree is deserving Of attention, it is
rot only n prominent Landmark, but is
closely associated with tragic memories.
Different from the trees which grow
near by, twisted. crooked and stun,od,
this mesquite is straight as an arrow, its
brauolcs regular and massive, the trunk
thicker Ghan any to be found in the Col
orado valley. And yetif Legendary tales
a,e to be believed, tins particular tres
should he crooked aud ugly in the ex,
trciuc. for it has many times been used
rs ~ instrument Of death, and from its
stout branches several men have hung
until lie had long lef. their bodies 1t
is knowa rs dad mans tree 10 the
Mexicans. and whenever they pass it q
PRAYER is quickly said and their footsteps
hurried to get by the accursel spot as
soon rs possible. During the many years
that cattle raising has been oac OF the
chief industries OF that portion of Sonora
adjacent To the Colorado River it became
necessary for The stock men al various
times to take the law into their own
hands and SEN! cattle thieves TO their
.longer rest without due sentence Of
courts, which were too distant from the
scene Of action The last cattle appro-
priutor executed was one Sanchez, about
fourteen years ago, since which time it
has not been necessary 10 use the rope
Ioa.r. IAe mes lnito stands prominently
forward IL i, graceful beauty OF vcrlurc
and wll! be pointed out 10 travellers
through tia. region for years to come.
aad II ,torie; Of de..h by violence will
be Ie;2,.cd agaln ana again. = yuma
ll.tl ] N,.hfinel
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28
The MOliurrunl.

The Molur..l j. the most impressive
Of al. NonaiEncdan festivals, and IL
csmmu1 1i:ica Of IaiXci religions It used
10 be the mos; fru;tful Of strife. But,
according u the Indian newspapers just
- hall, this years festival has passed
Away without any rio,lag The Mohur
rum celebrate, til" "martyriom' OF
IIaS,.n and .Hoossein, the grandsons Of
tue Prophet IIassan was Killed by
poison IN $50 A u his brother was slain
Il the battle of k"rocla III G10. The
celebration of the MohurIun by openair
PROFESSIONS aud ~ dramatic Representa-
Iole IN publc and III private, is III every
Noh1f..uei II country spectacle OF the
most .n-eg ,tiug aud curious description.
In towns g.c Bombay, Calcutta, Dtlhi,
Lahore, Aer4. AIlahabli Lucknow.
CtHu.,pre, Inincasc sum, oi money arc
,Dcr, u9J4 the taboots -ojcrs, shrines,
m4usocl.u. that, carrir IL these pro-
oes,ioa-, are broken y p.eccs and buried
i. Tie end II the ceremony. The Bonn
i,ay Noaammciaus bury then sEIincs by
tllro lng ihr = into the sea. IA other
p!1le.. j, il the c.tiez of Upper India,
the >t.:.nes are barIel III th.- ground,
whlc r,Inl about til freshly duz
grave, tie Women u t4e procession weep
inl wa.i tof pretend tom each oshcr Z
Ar.as; wf4e They elil oIt loo SEN
s dead !oosseln : dead But, 70
tell The tr,..a, tie secae = ! European
,l,-c:verj j, s,t4c.A4t c9.:l'cai when
,... ,..l -. i.a.. ,reit,f, he~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28
I II Z. = X SEWING.

The gol ien cram i 9arner~,i-
G}r t9ra.iiol o'rraow-
Ger prairie broad AMI .-'t nare
] he "in i Of for;un. blow.
10 lo--cs from aistenpef-
NJ rust the wheat to blight
thanksgiving 10 the Father
NEo ia, blessed rs lay AMI night.
80 Ie>tiience Is Fear II
No sound Of war ], hear,-
Peace tinkles IN the shepherd, bell
And rustlng liee the sword
The brooks rush On right merrily
The song birds en- 10 sav.
praise Sod for very blessing sent
On thi, Thanksgiving Day
FrieniS " ho have long beeIfpart.d,
The dear old Homestead s.ek
To chat of pleasures tnlt are past,
And Of the future SPEAK
All home enc. iflorr, with hearts allow
They gafn".' 1onn1 tie boari
Aud cry IN conc-rt ferventIy.
"Ti:anhs5i 5iving t. thn LORD
All -'.fflslneas IS put to fight-
1ha Sretched poor may feast
On daintie~ that they seldom touch
For this Oh. day at least
Aud een the felon in hi, al
May taste ot dainty fare
Oh, God is gracon, Shout His prai,,
Thanks living every yhprst
fr0ucis 5. SntTG.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

have shown all her delight AMI desire -
undo the past, this morning she was
more SCI. reliant, aud she wisely re-
solved that little OF the concession at
least must come from JACK. since be hai
left icr 50 eavailtfy ani - unknilv
without lus. cau,c
>l.e was s;an.iia4 there still. balancin.
the fork With which she .i..l is: turne |
the turAey, idly IN her hand, when an
arm stole rouG,i her wais: aad Jack,
voice, very humble anl loving, whispered
IN her eai '.NilI ms Marion forgive
and forget:'
All her pride vsaishc a,5ouct under
the spell Of the dear, familiar Y, ice, and
turning, she she'd happy tear .: re.
jo.cln- on her lover shoulder
And why hay,1a', YOU artloI - me,
Jack she asked responsibility. after
i 'eH moments II happy ,onyerS.
II did, Ala. .on / wrote you j long
letter asking Your forgiveness Tor the
miserable part | hal taken in tha,
wlctched quarrel, bat never received 4
word il reply, ani of 'ur>e Supposed
yea wele angry and unforgivln5 towards
me
How couli answer it dear Jack.
when | never received i; no, not one
line from YOU III al tins weary year"
IF could only have known it. but
not hearing made me 50 angry that
determined that YOU nr ~ one else should
know where WAS, or anythin. about
me
You foolish, hot-tcmperel Jack,
chance to come home, lear?'
Il could not keep away said jack
simply. as Thanksgiving drew near,
the attraction towards the old home be
came too strong 10 be resiste l. and nov
that have YOU again, I'm not going to
married this very day. I'll 80 for IA
minister directly after dinner. anl wcIt
make it Thanksgiving worth ren"m
bering."
well, as for THAI, there no use o stir
rim out of the house for u minister" Aunt
iIepSie had come III to look after her ne
elected dinner, andstood regarding them
with DtilliuI idCt. . OuitI MI. IlOt
land is minister, and don't doub. but
that he 'd be glad to have aeeremony Il
sorter get IN prtctce on, ynn know :
"All the better We Il be married b"tor,
dinner then, and have a wedding dinner
as Well as Thanksgiving feast. just
let me brush up my hair bit while Nj:
ion takes off her kitchen apron.
The great brown turkey was an interest
ing witness ot 4 surprisingly lmpromptt
ceremony h half hour later. The guests
were not informed OF what wa, gong Oh
until they were all gathered around tn
| table in their several places: <iun. Hep
sic, at the head ia her best cap ,and jAcs
and Marion at her right, Mr. Hollal
coming next lie. oil .atci in a ,,trtlc
ularly happy manner for comparative
amateur, and never had a oltcr Thank )
giving diuner been serve | IN tie Old farm
house than upon this occasion, msi
| memorable by the presence Of bnr-ItS
the house, and the subse lneat rlns!a5 .
| wedding bells. -Lqdts' lE.h.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

Not all the pearls com flon IA,
Arabian seas or from the Solth p ~:
islands. A considerable supply is de-
rived from mussel found IN "A number
of American rivers. When ID. Soto
made his expedition westward from the
Florida coast lie found that the Indians
possessed an abundance OF pearls taken
out of the rivers. The Tennessee IS
particularly prolific in these pearl mas
sells. They are also found in the rivers
OF Texas and Other states. Sl1ar i,tvs",
in Wisconsin, recently attracted mtc.
attention on accolnt OF ITS pearls A.
though most Of them ar whl,e, tI-y
are found in variou. color, sue as par
pie, pink, golden yellow, bronz-, Gr-en,
gray. black and all the interma llt.e
shades. Som. combine Two cJ.ors, I, :
deep netalic purple, over whi~.r plays !,
lovely pinIl-rcl light tia. seems a!np,.
to stand out from the surface Q! the
pearl. Another will be .: d rich gay
tint, with green reflections. Still another
is black with dark purple. In bfiliiiacy
Of lustre and fairness Of texture they can
not be txcellcd IN variety and rltlne,s
OF colorlng they sur1ass the pglcnttl
pearls Qlitc Il nanoer have been SET;
70 Europr, waerc the. have fouaI a
ready market 4, good price. SIug.:
specimens have ,,sl i, $500 aud more.
When a number u these pearl, are ar
ranged to.ctAer II q brooch with small
diamonds 10 tur3H out their colo.. TIE
- or
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

Tie London 1pe''9'7,, says lA1t ':ono
of the oldcso can7cS Of war, secrct con
tempt for the enemy, h.,s totally disep-
pcarei. The nations are ~tanding ayha5t
at each Others arman nts. There is not
an officer in Franre 50 Ignorant as 70 be
lieye that a march 10 Berlin would be !.
military promenade, or an officer in
Germany s.p ap..ito Is to think that he
could agaiA reach Paris without losses
from which J!.e baIdcsc IL rt u,igh,
shrink
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28
A TIlANkSGl\l ING BURGLAR

''Onc . butter, two o sugar, three o
f6n Il -four eggs, solilnquiz"l Aunt
llcpsie Balbcr, a she measured out the
ingredients for the chilGrehs favorttc
cup cake. "Neemo like that rule & like
verse Of poetry, it runs off 50 9Th hut,
my il amt nothin' tothc way the cakes
20 off after Tie children Gets IA holt ef
them. Let ) see, now, how many tinsfui
did | bake last Christmas. Six, as I'm a
livin' woman, an aforc night their faces
was all puchcrcd down with, 'Oh, Aunt
llcI sic, ain t there no more pattiesH as
dolefu A. il they hadn't hal one apiece
It does beat ali how much children can
hold, an rot hey IN explosion Now,
sot out to have enough this year, but
q nos heT One good thing, that
rule sure-true blue, like indigo cali
ker, III not light ATE 1her ono tine an
flats i pancake another, like some rules.
''Rulcs is lil1e folks sometimes, an not
TO be trusted; they're all nice an pinicky
onct or twict an next time We see EN-
they re way of the handle. an you've
got 70 get acquainted with en- all over
again. That Widow Jenkins, now, she's
that sort-wcll, Marion; here you are AZ
last, an ri@ht gla'i an to see YOU,
TOO
Il expected you would be, Aunt Hep
sic, and should have been here earlier
but company came last night aud could
lot oct away
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

! ' N~1i "5o eo-odtr ava
It seems like ten.
What was it, child, tha, sci him oft
so' asked Mrs. Barber gently. give
| always wanted To know, but thought
when you wanted ne TO hear it you'd tell
| me
Why, Aunt Hrpsie, didn't yoa
| kLoHt" The girl rai5ed hcl head with a
i1ook Of astonisAmeut Il supposed OF
course that ne had toid you the whole
foolish story, OF I should have spoken Of
| it long ago
Not word, dear.c He only came
IN one day, his face ali white and set, to
tell me that he was going, and that all
women were firts and deceivers. I
thought for awhile that you had nit
tened him, but I've put two and two to-
gether since and changed my mind"
"Why, you know, auntie, | was il. .
timae with Dolly Jcnkidgs about that
| time
'There, | knovel that tormeuted
wlddef had something or other to do With
it, Interrupted Mrs. Barber energeti-
cally.
"And she kept telling me of the at
teh'iohs "hlch JACK was paying her on
| 'he sly, ana lntimatin9 more than she
really sald, until at last | taxed Jack
win IT, "h,'-you k"o" %" quick Jack
~ "uh'!s
Yes, re.dy to % o.1 tAc handle at Il
minutes warnin' aa' then too proud to
own that he in the wrong"
ana he "ouldn give NE word Of
satisfaction rs to whether she had told
menccd ljs,ruSti,io hio, 50 ~o.,n ". ,,;,,,,
as we'll narr first ~ l,st win otI,a.
sncechcs which cut deenar etill 0h !,
wa. 90 hard Amt Jnsni. yhan ! l,rc,
him 60 lie accused -. nf hsino ;.,f
ors hnt il was not 60 only thanoh
i nect i ba .,1)r ca,ol f,r b.r t.l,..
ttc mst,.r .ct,Iei riohtlv hafnre i ,.a>
| too late y
My poor little sIri and that y idler
| with detestaton in every tone. sshr'
been after him thicker'n lnush ever sine,
she took off her mournin'. an all he
grievance is that he would have nothin.
to say to her.
"Ye. knox ina. nov ,h,4 i j. to,
80, -A'''';, - ',is.o ~ "s
'n7 ~ ~ '''''" . ~ '7i'' yea, .'c'ii !,
''e' " s''e '0'' So'as'ie "ii' w.
. 49, - 30 'i's ''''i'N ~ " -
w i''.', '''' '''s, u =, -
No. ',n'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

The canal sgste u Q! Germany has oees
greatly developed during the past ten
years, and more than one third of the
freight IS now carried By them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

A frost insurance COMPANY is being
formed il Franco, anl it promises to be
q successful venture It is cstinatei
that t4c loss t. Agriculture ~ FIST in
Franco Is abpue :;l5,9}o.o1), anl the
c1nnanE VII iu-nre a14last this.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

<ne3 NJ lrr.i. hat Jael hal come
II I car,y morning train, aal ~. wish
IN arouse IL, family, Ia erept ~ II
II. a.a.lo" Il The II, might. and
j. ~..e &sd abn5lngiy ie., i open, had
.a&af@nn trouble u getting n lue'lv,
tai trembling aai olu.hn,, sae re
,.e...tsi - tho kitchen 10 think it over.
arj compose herself fot the meeting
VITA him
Ttey la. parted il anger, aal she
4rcsiy kaea how - receive him no~
Ia. u.-i-t u hel .oneiines. ani gre: SIC
3si lave !u-hei int his arms ald
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

Suddenly q thought cane I" her-she
would prepare .Ta.---'s room, too, as II Le
were coming with. the rest, and wit
nimble fingers She busted and arranged
cyerythin. III tnc best possible .r isF.
pinnlng spray Of cried ferns ani sunae
upon the window curtains that tie close
ness mign, be dispeiIed BY tie clear,
keen air OF perfect November day
The window opened out upon tie broad
veraadali. aud Jack had oftea climbed
is sap! ort- 4li gone = h.s ro''i- ani =
bed without awakening he family, "aea
II home
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

\ bright faced girl hal cnte:c An
was taking off her wrappinys As il per
fcctly At home in the farm house, and
perfectly ~urc Of her welcome She was
Of middle height and graceful build.
Her face waS u very pleasing one, though
ju-t where I'll" chalm was one could
scarcely determine. whether III the
bright, expressive eye. the warm, sym
pathetic smile, or tie winning csnrtS-
sion, but a al evc,t> j, va, there, il
somewhat beyond anaysi>, anu Mar:o1
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-28

Ain>llc vas !: claiming glrl, with the
faculty OF attaching warm friendship to
herselt from young and Old.
'.Uncle Jerry's folks came and stopped
over on their way 10 Watertown to spend
Thanks 4igln. With Eli, she explained.
They vaut.i ne 70 20 too, but knew
YOU needed me, and ! can 90 there an
othrf time
Lind Sake>. child, you needn't 8
stayed for that Aunt Hepsie turned
quickly around from her baking. 81
could a found some one else to help me
through
,But some one else wouldn't have
been me, would Il, auntie' The girl
came and laid hcr bright head on the
elder woman's shoulder. And then,
ton, Thanksgiving isn't quite the same
to me ANY,, mere else but here.
40, Marion. noboiy can fill your
place, the hony old hand, witherel and
worn in service for others smoothed the
satiny blcck haiEcaressingly. III you
was really my own iagter, couldn't set
| more store by you
A crimson flush ovcrsprea1 the soft
| brunette eh,vh
you haven heard anything from
Jaeh. have voa, Marion
| NJ auntic, not IA Warl, she
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11

-lnsOl vency-Preference.
The General Term of the New
York Supreme Court held, in the
recent case OF Kings VS.. Union Iron
Company, reported in the Railway
and Corporation Law journal, that
where a creditor who is q stakeholder
and director of a corporation, acting
with tho knowledge, consent and
co operation of his associates in the
board of trustees. secures judgment
against the company when insolvent,
under which all it's property is sold to
him, the transaction amounts to an
unlawful preference by way OF assign
ment and transfer of property in con-
temptation of insolvency., and is
within tire condemnation of the
statute OF New York fo,biddirg such
transfers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
Hay Fever and Caaarrh.

Those afflicted with either or both
troubles will appreciate this letter
from Joshua Harvey, Of No. SOLO
Elm Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
81 have used AILcocK's Porous
PLAsrEEs for thirty years, aud have
always found them efficacious in
coughs, colds, pulmonary complaints,
rheumatism and pains in the back. l
also was SUBJECT to violent attacks of
catarrh or hay fever; to cure this l
cut . strip sufficient to cover the
forehead all over and applied it on
going to bed. Slept we'll and got up
with clear head and nose stopped
running, eyes bright. aud all pain in
the head aud nose gone. Sometimes
I am attacked with extreme hoarse.
ness, but always relieved by an ALL
COCKS Porous PLASTER around the
throat"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
Lots at Your Own Terms.

E. L. Craw & Co., . leading real
estate firm of 239 Main street, Salt
Lake City, have recently placed on
the market the most beautiful ad.
dition to Salt Lake City yet plated.
1t is situated on the main line Of the
Utah & Nevada Railway, which runs
hourly trains, and carried over 10000
passengers last summer. A depot
for the special accommodation Of resi-
dents of this addition is to be built at
Midway in the spring.
These lots are high and dry, and
water is abundant. They are 25x125
feet, and are offered at the low price
Of $50 per pair. The terms are as
easy as any ever given. to>wit: &
cash down, and ii per week for 7e
weeks. No interest. The title is
perfect. The Motor line is within q
mile of this addition, and will there
fore soon be extended to it.
This is as good an opportunity o.
securing a few good lots "for song
as one could wish for. Only e down
and n per week. It seems IS j
almost everybody could afford to blu!
at least two.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
The Doctors are Coming 10 Idaho.

1u0 UOCtOTS St0 VOmuuK u AU0uUs
The staff OF the renowned European
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
DR.. Liebig & Co., the original and
only genuine European Specialists
from San Francisco and Kansas City,
will visit HALEY, Idaho, Offices at tho
Al.uras Hotel, from neon of March
5,h to afternoon OF March 7,h. 1891;
at Boise City, Idaho, March Sd and
4th.
The doctors treat every form oil
disease and deformity and will give
primary treatment at that time &c
show what their unt qualed learning
experience and skill can do in treat.
ing the most complicated diseases Of
the human race-the only favor de.
sired being the recommendation Of
those who are cured.
Incurable cases will not be taken
aud told the facts Of their case so as
to avoid further expense.
Dr.. Stoddart, the managing and
examining physician of the Liebig
World Dispensary, will be here dur
ing the visit OF DR.. Liebi9 & Go. Z
staff, this time. and will give
free examination on the above dates.
Call early, as the doctors Offices will
be crowded during the afternoon and
evening.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11

David NJ. Carson-two - thorough
artists As ever lathered brush or cut
. hair.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs. Simp.
sou left night before last for the East,
Mrs. Simpson going to New York and
Brooklyn, to visit her parents, and
Mrs. Smith to Northwestern New
York, to visit relatives.
The celebrated Stone wall Whisky,
in quart and pint TASKS, at w. T.
Ksnnedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
The very best cup Of coffee in town;
also oysters in every style, lunches and
short orders OF al kinds, are served
night aud day, at Chatten's Diamond
Palace Lunch Counter.
Mrs. Isidor Smith fell down the
descent from the sidewalk At the
White block, last evening, ana
sprained her right wrist. She wal
taken to her sisters, Mrs. Leon Fuld's
whom she is visiting, and is reported
as improving.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented BY LENNON & BOONE.
John O'Brien, Of the Wood Rive
Meat Market, keeps nothing but tn
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
w. H. Atkinson, superintendent o
the Arctic and Antarctic group, on tn
East Fork OF Wood River, is in town
with box of ore samples which h
intends to ship to headquarters. H
says that he does not expect to reac
the main part of his ore for month
These samples como from q seat
which, he believes, will lead to some
thing bigger.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
For Ono Week ONLY.

J. G. Fox will, for one week, com.
mencing Monday, February 9, ending
Saturday, February ii, sell all goods
at 20 per cent discount.
He makes this offer to clear his
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, to
make room for his extensive Spring
stock, which he will shortly leave fo'
the East to purchase. Now is the
time to secure bargains in Dress
Goods, and Trimmings, Flannels, La
dies Cloths, Domestic Goods, No
tons, Blanke is, etc., Ladies', Misses
and Gents Shoes, At the above dis
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
Bad Eczemao on Baby
Head one Solid Sore. itching Awful.
Had to fie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured BY Cuticura.

Our little boy broke out on his head with bed
form Of eczema. when he was four months old.
We tried three DOCTORS but they did not help him.
after using them eleven weeks exactly according
to directions, he began to steadily improve. and
after the use Of them for seven months his head
was entirely we'll. When We began using IL hia
head vas . solid sore from the crown 70 his eye
brows. Il was also all over his ears most Of his
face. ana small places on different parts Of his
body. There were sixteen weeks that We had to
when he was taken mp and had TO keep Mittene
tied on his banda TO keep his finger natls ont Of
the sores. - he would scratch II he could in Any
way get hts hands loese We know your CUTIcuRA
REMEDIks cured him. We feel safe In recommend.
ing them to others.
GEO. B. / JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, Ind
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-11
LOCAL J0TTINGs.

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
Eastern Creamery Butter At
: NcLeod's.
All Rubber Goods At Cost. At
S. J. FRIEDxAN's.
A carload of War Dance ore was
shipped from this station yesterday.
You can save time and money by
getting your loans through
LENNON & Boone.
A carload of choice Riverside Or
anges for sale BY the box by J. H
besmer. and at retail by Geo. A.
Mcleod.
;-Vern. Sullivan and Ly,tletoa Price.
81, got back to-Say from q weeks
trip to Boise.
furdum, the Ice man, will deliver
.oe every other day, through the win
o-a., "a. persons needing ice can .eave
oa ; At Alex. Willman's,. an.l they
WI Or promptly attended to.
y The fire hydrant At the corner Of
HLa.oonate and Main streets was
'"a"ed out this afternoon.
o. The old Weber barber shop i. now
s sned by Weaver L Carson. anew
a'm composed Of Mert. Wr.x.r and