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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
sttE s ri TIME
sSGEFR w1ls9 w als MP lif STREET
n by ss s frs sT az Of trust to rs bear
duly recorded in Iiber No l:.S4. foios 3Os, 3i1 and
ba. ana at the reanes. holder Of the notes se
cured thereby. will sell at public auction in front
Day Of PR b. l Il SrR
O'CLOCK ? NJ. the following property situate in the
ing lots 81 So - Charles 4 Ieinsrs sabdivis.
ion OF i9s 3. in A. g. haleys subdysSn Of lots IN
Is Of the Of 81 csan
Eaeh house viii be offered and sold separately
years. with interest per cent emi-annusiiy. Sc
cured BY deed Of trnst on proPery sold. deposit
Terms to o COMPLIED win IL ten days Otherwise the
j JSs' + + s REL. , Trustee.
DUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers. mh27-eod
ss-Lor 80. IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. ITO. rs
withdrawn from sale. BY order of Trustees
ss.LoT 81. IMPROVED BY HOUSE ZIG. Is
withdrawn from sale. Ry order of Trustees
DUNcASsoN BROS. AuctiOnssE.:
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF NEARLY NEW Two
s sib.H BRICK 10 PwELkls sGRr WITH RAGk
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in hber
No. 1879, folio % ct seq. of the land records of
tbs p1stTst Of cSlq BIZ We viii sell FRIpAI
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front the premises all that GER
tain piece or parcel Of land and premises situate and
being in the city OF Washington District Columbia
and fnSwn and disnxuisned as lot numbered Seventy
hundred and sixty thrse recorded in liber W B. NJ.
folio ly the records Of the surveyors office of
District OF Columbia, with all the buildings and Inn
prOvemenfs thereon. together with the rights
ments privileges and appurtensnces the same be-
LONGING or in anyw.se thereto appertaining.
dwelling. with back building and cellar Containing
rooms and bath and modern improvements.
Terms: One-hah cash, balance in three years note
to bear per cent interest snnu. payable semi
annually. and to be secured by deed of trust the
premises sold, or all cash, Ut option of the purchaser
Conyeysncing e, at purchases cost Hdeposit Of
with in nfteen days otherwise right reserved resell
at risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser after i've
DAYS advertisement Of such resale In some
published in Washington, d. G.
6OBERT .. HOLTZMAN.1 r
apl6d&ds EDWARD 7. KAISER 1russes&
vNHOMAS DOWNING n soN Ar.txor..~-
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FIouR, FLounu FLoun,u
.s sSs :: sss tim: e buy FLoUH TIE rss
Snylng s barrel 81 the ssiebesssd cALfFoRNiA
PATENT ROLLER FLOUR, which guarantees 70
have no superior and very few equAs. This Flour d
made rom the finest selections sprinG and
wheat. which makes II one Of the best Flours the
market We guarantees 70 give entire safinfaction
money chesrfuly refunded.
MA pOOLE
THE CASH GROCER
1elS-0n % l<ouisiana sve- n ~.
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A5-LOT 90. IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. lilo. Is
withdrswn from sale. BY order of Trustees.
aS-LOT 81. IMPROVED BY HOUSE Ill6. Is
Withdrawn from sale. Ry order Of Trustees.
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FREDERICK ID. MCKINNEY, trustees
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctione+rs npoo5Sas
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

Still another new fnal proof
notice, John R. Dial, in this issue.
Prof. Herrn attended the teach.
ers' institute at Batesvllle last week
Apples and peaches will soon be
on the market.
Misses Clara Williams and Juna
WassOn of BatesviIle are the guests
of the city.
Pink Shirley brought the editor
a sample of his early corn yesterday
which was full and sweet.
Two cases in Squire Davldson's
court next Saturday, and Constable
John is up to Lis eyes in business.
Willie NJ. Wilson of the
firm OF Hail G Co., Batesville, is
here at home recovering from an at,
tack of fever.
Beware of medicines advertised to
cure every disease humanity is heir 10,
The use of sue b medicines brings disap-
pointment. Use medicine CT known
quail ties, 1t is an estsblised fact that
Chesthsm's Tasteless Chill Tonic will
cure the chills. 50 and IS cents and
guaranteed at j. r. Metcalf's.
The heavy wind of last Sunday
knocked the corE down in places,
and a 6,foot rise in Strawberry dam
aged crops considerably.
For troublesome cough there is not.
hing better than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t strengthens the pulm nary
organs, allays any irritation and affect
uallY cures the cough. 1t is especially
valuble for the cough so often follow:
aD attack of the grip. For sale by vii
lisms, Price & Co.
The wife of Henry Brown, who
lives about 8 miles northeast of
town, was suddenly aroused from
her slumbers Monday night by the
ticking sensation of a small rattle
snake crawling over her feet. The
snake did no harm and was killed
Immediately Progress.
"A 7-year-old son of Monroe
Aldridge of Caye township, was
kicked by a mule in the forehead
last Saturday, fracturing the skull
and rendering the boy !lfeless for
several hours. DIR E. J. Gray was
summoned who dressed the wound
and the child Is doing well. His
escape from death is regarded as al
most miraculous.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
FISH FARMING.
Missouri and Kansas Farmer

Among the live stock farms that
are carried on with profit and plea
sure why should we not include
water farms for the raising of tinny
live stock? 1t is a matter which few
have thought of sufficient import.
ance to spend time over, yet every
farmer in the land might have his
own fish ponds and realize a profit
from them.
In the use Of two kinds of food
that are among the most heathful
and nurishing and the race can utilize
the Americans are way behind.
These are fish and fruit.
The cultivation of fish food is not
yet even in its infancy in this coun>
try. 1t has not been begun, except
by few enthusiasts who are trying
to turn public attention to the i'm,
mense possibilities of water farming
in America. Tie Chinese are far
enough ahead of America and of
Europe in fish culture, as well they
need to be to support three hundred
millions of people on a territory
nearly million square miles less in
extent than the area of the United
States. If the Chinese had America
eveIy little lake and stream would
be tcemins with fish food. and on
the shores would be vast goose and
duck raising establishments, No; it
is certain we are behind the Chinese
in the civilization which consists in
knowing low 10 farm the waters.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
FROM HARDY.
From our Regular Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent.
Will Scarlet Is still improving.
Health is exceedingly good here.
The farmers are growing about
too much rain; but | never seer
crops come out so fast as they have
SINCE the recent rams.
The exhibition Saturday night
was largely attended and the audi.
ence was well entertained.
Rev. Grlssit preached an interest.
ing sermon Sunday.
Several young ladies and gentle,
men from Ash Flat and Franklin,
also DR.. Arnold andLester from Mel,
bourne, attended the exhibition.
Some of our citizens are very neg.
ligent about donating money to
build the Hardy bridge.
Our organ drummer, Geo. Mclean
has been with us since Saturday eve
with his usual smiles.
Prof. w. H. Robertson has a class
in bookkeeping at Black Rock.
NJ. c. Daugherty has bought J. A
Philips stock of general merchan,
disc at Ash Flat and will move same
here soon.
Twenty-Five men are repairing
railroad track here.
Passenger train No. 3 was six
hours late Friday on account of a
wreck on the Ozark division.
Why not have picnic here on
the 4th prox ?
Superintendent, what about our
Sunday"school I? Can it ever be re.
yived ?
The county seat is located at Eve.
Shade for ten years. Why not have
4 district court at Hardy.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
IRVING SOCIETY.

Meeting to be held at Judge
Wann's Saturday evening the 27th
inst. ...
Opening exercises.
Roll call with quotation from any
author.
Recitation, Miss lola Price.
Song by Mrs. Bacon.
Select reading, Miss Nickie Steph
ems.
Instrumental music, Miss Mamie
Mcleod.
Reading from Irving, Misses Mol
lie Gordon and Mag King.
Music by Miss Virgie Craig.
The influence of the best grade o.
literature as compared with trash
John A. Abernethy,
Closing song.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
ADVICE TO GIRLS.
RiSOn' Advocate,

This very important subject has
been ably and truthfully discussed by
an Exchange. It says "GlrIs think
something of yourselves. Be some-
body. Keep good company or none.
Associate with the true, the good
and the Ylrtueons. Don't mix nor
mingle with low, trashy, ignorant
people. Though young lady may
be poor, yet If she will only heed the
advice in this article her life will be a
success. Her success depends in a
great measure upon the company she
keeps. An ignorant young man,
without education and without any
moral training, commits a sin for
which God will hold him
responsible, by taking upon
himself the care and burdens
a family. And the young lady who
responds to and takes such a man
for husband commits the same
grieveous sin. Children are COM
manded to obey their parents and a
failure to respect the wishes and de-
sires of father and mother, and to be
kind and obedient. leads to misery
and ruin. All good parents want
their children to do well, but how
often is-lt that they act contrary to
their will, and what is the result?
Shame, infamy and disgrace. A
young lady should be careful as to
the selection of life companion.
Marriage is a life time business. 1t
IS serious and awful matter, and
ought not to be entered into until
after the most mature reflection.
Now, we repeat by saying, girls, be
somebody and do something Look
up. Labor to make your condition
better, and for Gods sake don't
make it worse by marrying some
fellow just simply because he has a
body shaped like a man. Wed this
kind of a being and you will drag
out life of misery, worse than a
common negro who lives in his little
hut with the chimney half & nished."
We insert this article because of the
Importance of the subject and with
the hope that it may be thoughtfully
read by the girls of the country.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
A,','',s', Notice.

Notice is hereby given that VIII
meet the taxpayers Of Sharp county
for the purpose Of assessing the reM
and personal property OF tho county 70, "
the year 1891, at the following ''''''
and places, towit -.
North township-st II NJ WhitoeoS"
june 10; and Allen Wenver's 10Th. .A
Union township-piecinot. june ',s" ~
jackson township-Williford Is " !"
Hardy twp-llardy June % q ~
Highland twp--at precinct June y, :,
RiohwoodS twp-Ash Flat, 30 % ~
Davidson twp-Kings Mil, % 4 3d.
Lave Creek twp-precinot, Julyh
Morgan twp--Conter, July ..
Lebanon twp-IIill's Chapel, Julyu
4" " lIipginbottom's "
Strawberry twp-precinct "owI sG
Big Creek twp--Calamine, Jul wv"
Scott twp-preoinot, July 10 10
at DR.. Tibbels 18th.
Gave twp--precinot, July 10th,
Big Rock twp-preoinct. II aud 10 %,
Washington twp-procinct. ~ ""
Sullivan twp-precinct, 20 and ~
" " Sidney, oath.
johnson twp--prooinot, July 9o'n' =,
piney Fork twp-Evo Shade, July"
es, 20 and 80,
I will remain In Evening Shade ".
lays after tho above dates to give OIL
chance to assess without penalty
II, D. HILL, Assessor
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

Hot Springs has Ell hotels and board
ing houses.
Cheatham's Taste less Chill Tonic ha,
stood the test Of time and proven itsel
worthy OF q phce in every household
1t never fails to cure chills. Put up in
80 and Is cent bottles. Cure guaran.
teed. For sale by j. R Metoalf.
Willie McEveise of Pine Bluff is dead
from bleeding OF the nose.
Something new at last has been dis
covered. II is way to manufacture a
palatnble castor oil what q blessing
IL will be, The preparation Is known as
Cheathan's Tasteless Castor Oil. Price
25 cents at j. II. Metcalfs.
Judge Potts Of Psris has three Japan.
ose date trees bearing.
II you are afflicted with any OF thu
miserable skin diseases, such as Itch
Ring worn, letter, Eczema or other sim
liar troubles. trv Hunts Cure. 1t 10 q
sure and speedy remedy and only costs
80 cen Is per box at Metcalt's.
A cotton compress will bo put at Nor.
rilton this summer.
Mr.. John Caraghar, a merchant at Car,
aghar, Fulton Co., Ohio, says that ST,
Patrek's Pills are tho selling pills he
handles The reason is that thoy pro.
duoe pleasant oathartio effect are Ger.
tain and thorough In theft action. Try
them when you want reliable oathar.
tio, For sale by Williams, Price & Co
The young ladies Of Lonoke have
organized u brass band.
In almost every noigbb,rhood tbore
Ia some ono or moro persons whose lives
have been saved by Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrb ms Remedy, or who
have been cured OF ohronic,diarrhna by,,t
Such persons take special pleasure In
recommending the remedy to Others,
The praise that follows the introduction
and use makes II very popular. % and
90 cent bottles tor sale by Williams,
Prioo Il Co,
Tho Arkodolphia cotton mills employ
10 hands,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
ANOTHER PLEASANT JOURNEY

hNO IL En 4LShChNk OOOh hNL
Ed. RECORD. Your article headed "a
Pleasant Journey in last weeks issue
elicits from the undersigned few COM
ments concerning very pleasant visit
enjoyed in the same good town of Salem.
Accompanied by my cousins, Miss
Artie Abernethy and little Fife McCaleb
l departed for salem on Thursday, the
1lth inst, to pay q visit to our relatives
there, MIR. and Mrs. R E. Huddleston.
The visit lasted week and was rcplete
with pleasure. Friday afternoon had
quiet squirrel HI mt with the genial cir
cut clerk, Mr.. Forest Northcut. Not
much game, but mighty nice time
That evening number of young ladi' s
and gentlemen enjoyed pleasant socia
bic at tie residence of our host and
hostess.
Sunday morning went to Sabbath
school. Salem has a good one. Super
intendent Robins is certainly the right
man in the right place, and he is ably
assisted in the good work by corps
of fins-looking, handsome snI efficient
teachers. But it was the music that
captured me. Miss Lucy Wainwright
presided at the organ, Mr. Ad White.
side led the singing assisted by bis
charming sisters, Misses Ella and Aggie.
and number of other excellent male
and female voices; many little boys and
girls sang very sweetly, and the alto OF
Miss Ella Whitesids was indescribably
thrilling and sweet. gave q short talk
to the children and felt Aattered by their
respectful stten tion.
On Monday joined "Gideon's Band"
al! good men, tried and true, and went
on big seining trip to South Fork The
most companionable Squire Cook and
served as bank hands. We we're wor ked
pretty hard Lots of fish were caught,
about IS lbs,) and we had to take care
Of them.
Monday evening we were highly en-
tertained by musicale given at the
residence OF kind Mrs. Livingston. The
little girs sang aud played very sweetly
| cannot take your space by telling
more OF the numerous pleasures Of our
visit Salem is good solid town and
regular little gem OF o place al around.
For pleasing location, grand and beauti.
ful surroundings, pure water and air.
good morals and manners, and for high.
toned, genial. large hearted, broad.
gauged citizens, the little City Of Peace
is mstchless.
We started home on Wednesday, the
l7th. About four miles out from Salem
the horse was driving ran away, and
little EMe aud were thrown from the
buggy. The child received very So
we're wound on the head. and nun, ber
OF painful cootusions on her face and
body. Mr. George Mclean took her and
cousin Arte back to town TO obtain med
ioal aid. Doctors Woods and Waters
dressed tho wounds and tho child was
soon resting nicely. arrived back In
town somewhat later, encumbered with
a lot OF wreckage and several bruises.
After 'llicing, patching aud mendiEg
we started for home next morning. Con,
olous George Mclean volunteered TO
make the lorg journey with his good
buggy and horse, bringing wounded
Eihe aud cousin Artio TO Evening Shade.
George is gentleman with n great big
heart, lie merits oil the thanks | know
how TO feel.
Barring the sad accident the visit was
fine success. JOHN A,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATION-4sl7.
Land onlce at Little Rock, June 10, 1891,

hHHU VHUV HV LIWIe KUUk' june I3, IoVI,
Notice Is hereby given that the following NAM
cd settler has illed notice Of his intention To
make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the county
Judge, or In bis absence, the county clerk OF
sharp county, at Evening Shade, Ark, on July
3lst, 1901, VIA Louis Funk u y, No.l5, l63 for
the sE gr Of Sc gr Sec /. and the sW ar Of SW
ar Sec ~ the NV ar Of NV qr of Sec l3, the NE
qr OF NE ar, SEQ II, oil IN twp 10 north. range
4 west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, t0-wit.
Ben Wilkerson Of Williiord, Ark
4, RALEIGH,
June Is, q Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

An exchange says; Robert Pack,
ard and wife, living on a farm near
New Hartford, To-, are the parents
OF twenty-nlne living children. The
Oldest, q man 40 years old, is mar,
rled and lives on farm adjoining
the parental homestead. The other
twenty'oight are single and live At
home. Only one Of tho family is A
girl The first child was born single,
the u, next B births produced triplets.
The others were sets Of twins. The
Youngest child is 10 years old.
Packard and his wife are healthy
and enjoying q green old age in tho
midst of their numerous family.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

A well defined case of rabies ex.
lists at Excelsior, a little village
about sixteen miles southeast of
Fort Smith. The victim is Henry
Oliver, young man Of about 2l
years and recently married. Oh.
ver 1t Is said, was bitten about sew,
en- years ago by rabld dog. lie
perienced no inconvenience from the
bite until few days ago, when he
began to manifest symptoms Of the
rabies. lie continued to'grow worse,
and at present is in adeplorable con.
ditioin. lie is btreft of reason
barks, and whincs like a dog and at
times raves like a mad man. His
friends despair of his recovery, - tx,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

Persistent demand for increased
railroad facilities is an excellent
thing in its way, but were half the
agitation for extension Of this char,
actcr directed towards the construc.
ton and maintenance of internal
means Of communication in the
shape Of good roads and bridges
the development of our rural dis.
tricts would be materially assisted,
and an immediate increase of pros.
pcrty would accrue and prove
both substantial and permanent lex
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
MsELEEEs WINE OF cARpuI for Weak Nerves.
Miss Fannie WAINWRIGHT

Miss Fannie Wainwright of
Fayetteville, niece of our townsman
M. g. Wainwright, is here on visit
to her uncle and cousins.
b6r WINE OF cAaDuI. Tonic for Women.
Young men and young ladies
desiring to attend a first'class school
at reasonable expenses, should ad-
dress j. c. Eaton at Yellville, Ark.
Rev. w. S. Southworth was visit
ing in Fulton last week. He is des.
ervcdly popular with his charge at
Evening Shade. Salem Banner.
Those fine, hard cabbage heads
sent in the first of last week by that
model farmer, John Medley, were
the earliest ever known in this Sec
ton. The two weighed over six lbs.
Yours, truly. 49,.
AS the county seat matter mas
been settled, let our corporation be
renewed at once by electing new of.
fcers; clean mp the streets and grade
them, and otherwise show that the
town is awake to Its own importance.
Nominations are now in order for
mayor.
Tom Wainwright and Eugene
Shaver are back from Hendrix COL
lege for vacation. They are well
pleased with the school and Conway.
Tom will return in September, but
Eugene will be compelled to take a
lay of till his health improves.
--As John A. and Miss Artie
Abernethy were returning from
Salem last week, tho buggy horse
ran away, and little Ethel, daughter
Of j. b. McCaleb, 4 nice of Miss A.,
was thrown out and received a Sc.
Gus wound on the head. OF course
the vehicle was demolished.
DIR. Atkisson Of Porta, has
been appointed local surgeon of the
Fort Scott and Memphis road. 1t is
an appointment well deserved, and
we congratulate him. lie gives his
whole time to his profession, aud
consequently Is successful -Tele-
phone.
Fillmore Adams and wife from
Portia, came in last Saturday and
were the guests OF friends here till
Tuesday when they passed on to
Fulton county on visit. Fillmore
has disposed of his interests at Por,
tia and will travel for q 81. Louis
house.
Two subscriptions were sent IN
yesterday morning by Mrs. Jennie
Abernetby. She sends the Record
yerr each to Geo. Y. Medans, al
Ranger, Texas, and to Mrs. Bette
Medaris, Purcell, |. T. Who will
be the next TO send home news TO
friends abroad2
Nov that Evening Shade is the
county seat of Sharp county, let us
have court house; but in the mean
time let us build some decent side
walks, remove the nuIsances, paint
our houses and elect town officers.
Let everybody put his shoulder to
tho wheel Of Improvement and pro.
grcss aod make the "Gcm of the
Hills" tho pride Of the county. TO
do this IL will take concerted loton.
Let selfshness and individuality
take back seat for time that tho
town may show an appreciation of
he result of the late contest. Get
o move on you.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .-i2eo.
LAND orricr AT Little Rock, ARK, !
lima % IsOi [

Notice ls hereby given that the following nam.
make ilnal proof In support of his clam, md
lhat ssid proof viii be made before comfy Judge
nnl IN llls absence the Co, clerk Of Sharp county
~ Evening shade, Ark D., on August 7, 1891 yisI
y2hh n Il, plal, u No. ii,i50 for the sw ar IL
Dk r'verl sec " tWp 10 north, range west.
Tie names the following witnesses 10 provc hla
said land, ylI "
KIN wyatt John Anderson W N brown and
MARTIAL ROlltge, OF Ravenden, Ark,
,o,, a. 40 Z, RALEIGH,
e'n ~ ~ Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.--4aOo.
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark. }
Nav 30 1901. (

Notice is hereby given tha. the follow.
ing-nnmed settler has filed notice of hie
intention to make final proof In support
OF bis claim, and that said proof Will be
made before the clerk OF Sharp county,
Ark at Eyening Shade, Ark, on July is'
1891, yiG W. ., Peters, II, h, No, i6,a5i, for
the sE ar of Soc ~ twp 20 North. Il 4 west,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his con nuolis residence upon and
cultivation of, SAID land viz.
II Coates, Allen Weaver. j w Park
and Joseph A. Garner, Coates Ark
June II, 81
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
Closing song

A few reasons why Cheatham's Taste.
less Chill Tonic should be used: 1t is ef-
fectment; it is harmless; it is pleasant to
take; it is quick in its action; it is cheap;
it is guaranteed to cure. 81 and 75c at
Metcslfs drugstore.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

Harry Baird Of Little Rocx rode q
bicycle 81 l-2 miles in six hours.
Bids are being received for the build
ing of city hall at Newport.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
Try sLAck:paAuenr tea for Dyspepsia.

--Yellyille Institute with its fac
ulty of seven teachers offers many
inducements to those desiring an
education. 2
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
SATURDAYS Election.

A light vote was polled in this
county as well as in the other three
counties of the district. Sharp cOun>
ty voted as follows:
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

"A couple Of Frenchmen with
trained bears amused large crowd
on our streets last Saturday.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.
--Clesn out and paint up.
MeEl.ss,s WINE OF cARoui for female di,eases

We have enrolled seven new
subscribers since last issue, while
two "don't want it any longer"
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25

Crenshaw 32l majority over MEGA.
leb. Turner's majority there is just
80. Woods carried lizard, and that
county gave McCaIeb majority of
81 over Crenshaw. Nothing def
mite has been learned from Fulton,
but McCaIeb's friends claim thai
county for him bya good majority,
while s majority there will elect him.
Turner's majority IN lizard is $50,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-25
The Bank of Helena has increased it,
stock from 100000 to $l50 O0Q.

From many sections of the county
comes the cry "too much rain" The
quantity of rain fell may seem too
much to us, but we believe that lie
who rules the universe knows best
whats best Newport News.