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Urren,s C>ure.

The spring term Of Leon county circuit
court met In Tallahassee Monday, with
Judge J. w. Malone and District Attorney
Geo. W. Walker in attendance. The
following cases have been disposed OF:
State vs.. Ned Lorin, larceny; guilty. One
year st hard labor.
State We. Marcus Taylor, breaking and en-
tering; guilty.
State vs.. Daniel Clack, larceny; pleaded
guilty.
Bradford s. Ross VS.. John Wells, ap-
peal from justice court; reversed.
Bradford & Ross VS.. Edmund Randall,
appeal from justice court; affirmed.
Phil Wilson, appeal from mayors
court; appeal dismissed.
Phil Wilson, appeal from justice court
guilty, with recommendation of mercy
Six months in county Jail.
State vs.. W. G. Mccall, appeal from
justice court; guilty.
Stale vs.. Frank Ruse, larceny of domes
tic animal; pleaded guilty.
State vs.. James Davis, breaking and en-
tering; guilty.
State vs.. Mickens, Willie Chapman, NJ
Sheppard. Arthur Dent, Dave Green
George Walker, gambling; not guilty.
The case of William Lloyd, rape, haG
gone to the jury when we went to pres
Last evening
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The OMee Seeks the Man.
To the Editor Of the FLoRLDIAM:

To the Editor OF the FLORIDIAM:
Last weeks Tallahasseean contains the
announcement Of Mr.. G. A. Choate a.
candidate for nomination to the office
of county Judge for Leon county. To
my personal knowledge this gentlemen
has yielded to the solicitation Of friends
from all over the county and allowed
his name to 60 before the public-once
moro exemplifying the fact that the Office
sometimes DOES seek the man. 1t 10
with feeling of genuine pleasure, Mr.
Editor, that we see such men come to
the front 10 be placed by the people into
positions of responsibility and trust.
OF ability, the watchword to all pub
lie Offices and trusts, he has an undouDted
major portion. Integrity, his connection
with the clerical duties of both executive
and judicial departments of our state gov
eminent is ample evidence. Energy, his
zeal in everything he has undertaken IN
our midst, is most fully illustrated.
Highminded, just, an able lawyer, req :
headed and honest, and withal every incn
. gentleman, he win give III an admits
tration without . parallel In this county
barring none. Vote Cor Ch0ats.
No. n
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I'm MemOrlam.

The committee to whom it was re-
ferred to report suitable resolutions
commemorative of the life and
Christian character of Brother Jo-
seph A. Edmondson to this quar-.
terly conference, report
Brother Edmondson was born in
Dorchester county, Maryland, Oc-
tober l3, 1916, ard moved to Tai
lahassee in 1887, and soon after was
married to Miss Annie B. Golf, and
after her death be married Miss
Louisa G. Damon, by whom he had
four children, all of whom with
their mother, are left to mourn his
loss, but not without hope, for he
died as he had lived, trusting in
Jesus.
Brother Edmondson joined the
Methodist Episcopal church at Tai
lahassee in the year 1912, IN which
he became an active and useful men,
Der, holding the Offices of trustee
and steward for many years. His
seat was seldom vacant during the
hours of service. Brother Edmond
son continued to occupy his Official
relations with the church from
March Is, 1847, until the day
of April, A. D., 1892, when he was
called from his labors on earth to
rest in peace with the blessed
Saviour, who he so diligently served
on earth.
Brother Edmondson was quiet,
unassuming and yet an active and
useful citizen, whose place is not
easy to fill. AS a mechanic, con-
tractor and builder, his work was
faithfully performed. AS an officer
in the city and county, he was
capable and faithful. AS soldier
he was ready and prompt to obey the
orders of his commanders. As a
citizen he promptly obeyed the laws
of his country, and set a good exam.
pie to those around him. AS hus-
band and father, his manly and
Christian graces shone forth with
a beauty and .gent!eness which had
been softened and tempered by a
Christian experience of nearly half
century.
Resolved, That while the death of
Brother Edmondson has created a
vacancy in our church and in our
community, which can not be readily
filled, We recognize the fact that
our loss is his eternal gain, that the
Lord gave, aud the Lord hath taken
away. Blessed be the name of the
Lord.
Resolved, That these proceedings
be sent to the Florida Christian Ad-
Yocate and our local papers for pub
licatlon, and q copy be sent to the
bereaved family of the deceased.
THos. j. PERKINS,
GBo. 81. MEGINN1ss,
D. w. GwYNN,
Committee.
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the s'Angelus, - and Is too well known to
make description necessary. Miss Ma
rion Hopkins and Jimmie Houstonn
seemed veritable pictures themselves,
standing in prayerful attitude, as the
convent bell tolls softly on the evening
air.
The ladies in charge of affairs GER
tainly surpassed themselves by the ex
quisite taste displayed in the artistic
arrangements of stage and characters
Thus ended an evening of delightful en-
joyment, the higher nature within III
revealing in appreciation and pleasure
not 10 be expressed.
MRS. JoNEs-SMITH.
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A Queer Letter.

Here IL faithful copy Of double bar
relied letter forwarded to us by board
schoolmaster, says The Journal Of Edu.
cation. 1.-THE first half is written on the
outside Of an envelope, the last ON the in
side. We wish we could present our read
ers with facsimile: please do not keen
Charley Hall in and not cane him a. he
has had such bad eye and could not see
out Of it for days and had to take him
to the doctor and he told him to keep In
doors from his Mother please SIR Charley
Is quite we'll 9 nofe to come to school and
he won't come and you cane do as you Ike
with--from his father New York Trib.
UnA. gS-Ts
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FACE ! Disc
Painful Disngur1ne SKIN lloo
Every Knows Remedy Nhfs
Cured In One Month b
Cuticura Remedies.

Some time the last Of last November I had -
ekin disease In my face. Il grew very 4nst. a1a
and was very disfgurng, and had tiled svesy
that knew, but all to no effect. Ny fnce Hes
worse instead of better. After trying etxeN
REMEDIEs from you, and began 70 ne Il. 81 1f
one month my face was well and a. smouth = cxH2s
have used It for old and find it to Is sued i'll
il. do not think the CurIcURA can Be feeosl.
mended too highly. CUTTcURA is good for essrSs
thing ever knew il used for. II Il good for al II
10 recommended for. 81
MISS L. ANDERSON, Teledo, Al,
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A Glad Discovery

A GAAO O1BCOVefys
Oh, joy Unreasonable is minel
burst with gleel
Kind Fortune doth her face inclina
And smile on me.
Ioped my trunk and dragged to lgAk5
My summer suit.
Alas, it was sorry siGhtl
Just fit to shoot
The coat was at the elbows bare,
The back it shone.
II filed my soul with black despair
To put it on.
The trousers after their long resta
Still bagged at knee;
Nor could they be. by being proasod.
Made fit TO see.
The waistcoat it was thin and wegn:
And strange to say
! found one of the pockets torn
Almost away.
But joy because of that same hole
My heart doth I'LL;
For In it lay, all in q roll,
A dollar bill.
Boston WouxiaA
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Executors Notice.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY DEMANDS
"A against the estate Of William p, ElnseeT, laea
Of Leon County, deceased, are called upon 20 p1e-
sent them without delay -
Credito {, legatees and person. entitled to alFRf
button are notified that their claims and denanA&
will be barred at the expiration Of two year1, q
provtdsd BY law, uni 90 exhibited within that
period. 0n0. Iwwm
Executor Of the last win and testament Of VIVA
p. Sin ser, deceased. -
TAILAHAsslE, Fla. April i. 10o2.-ew
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DIED.-At Jacksonville, Friday, May
20, 1892, Mrs. A. w. DaCosta, beloved
mother Of Chas. W. DaCosta, proprietor
of the FLoRIDIAN.
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Convention.
democratic primaries were held in the
eighteen election precincts of Leon
county Thursday to select delegates to
the county convention, which meets in
Tallahassee at 10 o'clock this morning.
AS far as reported, the following is a
list OF the delegates:
Precinct l, Iamonia: J. A. Anders, w
Z. Cromartie, r. E. Atkinson, T. P,
Strickland, W. T. Bannerman.
Precinct 2, Centreville: E. B. Manning
u. r. Granting, Geo. Brown.
Precinct 8, SLIPS: E. R. Stills, J. N
Powell, Geo. F. Smithson.
Precinct 4, Miccosukie: E. Christie, Geo
Miller, w. F. Stills, w. L. Taylor, ]. L.
Palmer, Jas. Miller, Joseph Baum, Ell
Futch, VIM. Bradley, Nash Saunders, VIM
Granting.
Precincts, Tuscawilla: J. A. Williamson
r. Q. Smith, half vote each.
Precinct Z, Whitfeld's: T. J. Roberts, ]
B. Whitfield, John A. Craig, J. II
HUMPHREYS, B. c. Whitfield, VIM. Roberts,
G. A. Choate Frank Craig.
Precinct 8, Bradfordville: John Brad.
ford, Dan johnson, Laurie Conner, Ed
ward Eppes, with two votes each.
Precinct 10. Morris: John G. Moore.
Precinct II, Rouse's school house: R.
c. Long, j. w. Britton, T. W. Owens,
George l. Davis, R. W. Owens, John R.
Moore, John Mage, M. H. Johnson, John
P. Roberts, Chas. Lankey, E. Dubois, G.
NJ. Edgar, Richard Fletcher, D. W.
Terrell.
Precinct IL, Tallahassee: Geo. Lewis,
J. r. Cohen, P. w. Wilson, L. A. Per-
kins, M. F. Papy, G. s. Wilson, O. Ber-
nard, W. L. Moor.
Precinct 10, Tallahassee: r. B. Carpen-
ter, A. Hopkins, W. Il. Chancey, c. A.
Bryan, Jr., w. o. Ames, w. M. Ball,
Hardy A. Wilkes, Tom Costa, W. W.
Perkins, J. w. Coles, A. F. Roby, R. B.
German, Raymond Cay, B. A. Meginniss,
F. T. Myers, J. G. Collins, T. G. Rawls,
D. MacLachlan, H. W. Demilly, E. J.
Van Brunt, ]. A. Henderson, R. G.
Gamble, w. NJ Mcintosh, Jr.
Precinct IA, Henderson's Mill: P. Hous-
toun, Ed. Houstoun, D. w. Gwynn, G. E.
McGriff, W. W. McGri6, B. F. Maxwell, B
c. Charles, B. S. Herring, w. s. Ward, w
E. Lewis
Precinct 18, White Church: John
Moody, J. L. Robinson, w. w. Causseaux
W. F. Hartsield, B. F. Page.
Precinct II, Ocklockonee: Jas Holland
Norman johnson. T. J. Geddie, Ed Gray
Gilbert Hartsfeld, w. D. Atkinson, w. II.
Andrews, Frank M. Williams, W. J. Harris
field, Thos. Hartsfeld, Isaiah Smith, F. L
Bryan
Precinct IS, Harvey's Mill: H. L. Hop
kins, J. D. Stortemire, M. Stortemire
Bryan Allen, w. w. Williams.
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when Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup OF Figs,
as 1t acts most pleasantly and effectively on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing
fevers. headaches and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in 80 cents and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists.
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Then They Were c.refnL

Conductor" said an old iadly,. az hope
there won't be any collisions.
On, no fear, mum. answered the Con-
ductor. .
= want you," said The old lsdy, 10 s.
vary careful I've rot two Anoan errs II
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having been repeatedly urged to do so
by my need of cash, I have determined to
announce that have for sale. two choice
grade Jersey milk COWS, soon to be fresh.
j. III. CARN,
May 14-4t Centreyille. Fla
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No Risk for Him.

Dentist-Will you take gass
Man in Chair-Er, don't know. II there
any risk?
Dentist-Oh, no. shall ask you to pay
in advance.-Yankee Blade.
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Does Protection Protects
Certainly, in one instance, it does. Hoods
sarsaparilla is the great protection against
the dangers of impure blood. and it will
cure or prevent all diseases of this class. 1t
has well won its name of the best blood
purifier by it's many remarkable cures.
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Unhappy Though Married.

There's that lovely Mr. Shortedea
They say that, financially speaking, hin4
wife is burden to him."
"Yes, poor fellow! l hear it takes al q
her dowry to support him alone. Lite.
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Precinct 1 at it's primary meeting
Thursday passed a resolution asking the
county commissioners to change the
voting place Of that precinct to DR.. J. A.
Anders' store. They also heartily en-
dorsed DR.. Anders as the member from
that district and asked that he be con-
tinued.
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have used the CUTCURA RRMRDIKs with Rree4
success for acne. Ny face was 80 bad that 1w64
ashamed TO 60 on the street. Everybody had eunes
but none of them were any good. I tTied nogef6f
doctors, they gave me medicine, II did me 10 eco1
As last resort tried CUTIcuRA RExnDUl M5fk
great success. w. II. CLARK
piadHnnnk w Vns
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~Regular me y sofJACKsoE LoDeR
,SF are held on - - st and third Mondays
:: 10. Zach OWN Al ,'clocS p. N.
N eA'u W. n. MCINTOSH, @seret0rg
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Miss Petrolia Bullion Hogge 0rom the
westCOf course you know, baron, that
my father Is not in the remotest degree q
noblemani
He-Say no more, beautiful one. A man
who will give his daughter million dollar
dowry Is noble enough for ma-Iife.
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Ohamberlains Eye and G,an
Oiutxnent.

Acertain cure foe Chronic Sore Eyes.
Tetter. Salt Rheum, 6cald Head. Old
Chronic Sores. Fever Sores, Ecsern
Itch, Prairie Scratches. 6ore Niprles
and Piles. I'll b cooling and scothing
Hnndredso cases have bean cured -
= after al other treatment had tas1e
II b put mp ii 26 and 90 cent boxe
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". Il. CHANoEY, R. 8.

r Regular meetings of Auc1L1A
ptE~.GNo 2, are held the first and third
1SSr1sday Ere ino' of each month. at their
SsSR s SsiHsa attend rA'Fi'reh' in
JOHN BURKHARDT, c. P.
~ n. CHANcEY. Scribe.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new blood and Skin Purifier, and eFoa1aes e.
Humor Remedies, cleanses the blood Of an inpu1s.
ties and poisonous elements, and thus TemopeD ID
cause, while CUTIcURA, the great skin ears, -
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skim beautiAcr, c1eHx
the skin and scalp, and restore the hair. Tins ~
CUTICURA REM8DDs cure every species Of i1cni1
burning scaly, pimply, and blotchy skin, scalp, O.
blood diseases, from pimples TO scrofula, tfO1 u.
fancy to age, when the best physicians fafl.
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How She Could Please Him.

Aunt want to do something to pleasa
you on your birthday, Charlie, but fxse g
want to ask your teacher how you behGxe
in school.
Charlie-If you really wish to please ma
auntie, don't ask him.-Fliegende Bln&teR
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Full prices paid for chickens, eggs ant
good butter, at Ball Bros. & Demillys
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Suburban Wayh

Mrs. Suburb 6oyously)-My dear. I've
succeeded in getting servant girl q L.
Go to the kitchen and kiss her.
Mr.. Suburb-Kiss her?
Mrs. Suburb-Certainly. Ihad to prunne
Use that she should be treated as one ok IT,
family-New York Weekly.
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Notions and fancy goods, at
MISS STEPHENsON's.

China silks, for dress and millinery pur
poses, select assortment, at Miss E. j
Stephenson's.
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A Sewing Society.

70, A Sewing Society.
Jinks~My wife belongs to sewing -
ciety.
Spinks-So does mine.
Jinks-What does your wife sewl
Spinks-Gossip mostly.
Jinks-Guess they must belong - tn
same one.-Detroit Free Press.
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If dull spiritless and stupid; if your
blood is thick and sluggish if your appe-
tite is capricious and uncertain, you need a
Sarsasparilla. For best results take De
Witt M. LIVELY.
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May 144t
CentreviDe, Fla.

WAHTED.-A large lot Of chickens, eggs
ana good butter. Full prices paid. Ball
Bros. q Demilly.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, s0c.; Boar,
25c.; Resolvent, 500. Prepared by the PoxxE8
DRUG AND CHEncAL CORPORATION, Boston.
- Send for Bow to Cure Skin Diseasee.w ok
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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a. Regular meetings 4 of LEON LEON Lopsn
Zoo ~ Room. ~ ,'cIock. All Brothers in good
xt.,Sing are invited to attend.
1AAuiHe A. j. FISH. N. G.
" H. CHANcEY, r. 8.
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Avn Honeet Man.

II know my grocer is honest"
"How?"
81 heard him play the bass drum Ct 81
concert the other day and watched him
closely. He gave full weight to every
pound. ''-Harper's Bazar
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.,oRIDA n. A. CHAPTER. No. L,


,1sats on the I'd and 4th Mondaysin each month,
=. ",clock P NJ. W. NJ. MCINTOSH, SR., Seer etary.
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Will Close at G O'Clock.

We the undersigned merchants, doing
business in the city of Tallahassee, be-
ing DESTROYS of contributing to the COM
fort Of those in our employ and realizing
the enervating influence of our long
summer months and further realizing
that our business will suffer no harm by
so doing, hereby agree to close our re-
spective places of business at 6 o'clock
p. m. each day in the week, except Sat-
urdays. Such closing to commence on
Monday next, May 23d, and to continue
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy efficient action.
Sold by all druggist. Price 25 cents per
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-14

The stereotyped report of the Chief OF the
Fires Department No fires during the month";
will necessarily be somewhat changed next
time Saturday afternoon an alarm came IN
from the north, and crowd Of people. followed
by the fire department. made their way to the
vicinity of the fire. which proved to be the
residence Of Pat Sennet situated on the south
side Of the Erie track. between Chestnut and
Day streets Long before tho department were
ready for action the building was burned be
yond all hope Of future usefulness, but the boys
| were there to put the fire out, and they sue
| ceeded after an hours work in reducing it to a
mass of charred and blackened timbers. a
few articles of furniture and Ecouple of trunks
| were saved by those first arrived at the scene.
The fire Is supposed to have resulted from lot
of kindling wood which Pat had left drying
| upon or near the stove. While the loss was not
large in amount, it was the home of laboring
man and was all he had.
| Monday morning the Department were again
| called out. the alarm coming from the residence
| of j . S. Marvin, on Oak st. The boys got out
| in good time. and found upon their arrival. q
| cloud of smoke issuing from the doors anu WIN
dows OF the house but no blaze visible. The
lie was finally located in partition wall anc
was .oon pas out with the Babcock extinguish
ers The ol gin of The fire was evide nty IN thu
cellar, where Inc furnace was located The ole
furnace giving out it was replaced few day
aso win one which had been used by Mr. Ben
| nett in his fruit evaporat1ng works. and wheth
| er The fault was IL the construction or setting
no OF the m .cnine we did not learn. but it eVi
IDENTIFY did not work right The loss was no
large and was conf 1ed almost entirely to tn
damage done by smoke and water
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LefingVel & Holden

! We show a stock fof Holiday Presents that
makes Santa Claus hair stand on end. Come in
and see that we lead them all, in quantity. quail
ity and prices. F. C. PARK.
Lorenzo Chance, of Canton, was calling on
Ravenna friends yesterday.
Candy in any quantity at Ford's at lowest
prices.
telegram was received by DR.. C. S. Leon
ard, Saturday morning informing him of the
serious illness of his daughter, Mrs. Marie
Beaver. at her home in Cadillac. Mich. With
his wife, accompanied by Mrs. Henry Beaver
and son Frank, who were visiting here, they
left on the first train for Cadillac. A dispatch
received by Ravenna friends this morning states
that Mrs. Beaver is improved and that although
still very low, her Condition is favorable for re-
covery.
Don't waste your time in looking for better
place to buy chains and charms. for Ladies or
Gents. We have the goods and will sell them at
very low figures. B. G. PARK.
BY following the crowd you will go to Ford's
for your Holiday Goods. People know where
to get good goods at low prices.
| Saturday last Harlan Case and son. who live
southeast of Rootstown. were cutting a tree
when it fell between two other trees in such
| way as to bend the trunk laterauy and upon
cutting off log the tree Strengthened suddenly
catching Mr.. Case unawares, pinning him to
the ground and breaking one leg in two places
| between the knee and ankle, the broken bones
protruding through the flesh. The other leg is
also badly injured. AS Mr.. Case has not been
in good health for some time it will probably
keep him housed for some weeks.
| The annual election of officers of Ravenna
| Chapter No 152 Epworth League. was held on
| Monday evening All the old officers were re-
elected and an organist added, Following Is
the list: President, W. q. Van Ness; lst vice
president. w F.Jewen; and vice president,
Mrs. W. t. McConncy; 3rd vice president. Miss
LIE Eta Page; 4th vice president. Mrs. j. S
| Allen; secretary. Rose nj Jewell; treasurer.
Mrs Carrie Esty; organist. Mabel Phillips
The contract with Mr.. Williams for the loca-
ton of his works in Ravenna, was closed yester-
day, and work will Immediately be begun in
the erection of the buildings for his plant.
ny Adr. Williams in his removal to our city
about thirty of whom arrived on this morning
train, for the purpose of learning as to accom-
modatons in homes for their families on remov-
al here, and looking over town.
At an election held yesterday by the Ravenns
shoe manufacturing Co., at which time or
ganization was effected, Chas. Merits was elected
President D. NJ. Clewell, Vice Pres; F. NJ
Rumbaugh, Treas; J. w. Holcomb, Sec, ant
J. w. Jordan. Supt.
The Catholic Fair has been very successful
since its opening Saturday evening. On Fri
day, Saturday and Monday evenings there will
be contests respectively, for diamond ring, a
gents gold watch, and gold headed cane. Or
Monday, the closing evening, various articles
will be disphsed Of
If you want lamp we can sell you one
you will call and see them. Prices way down
to bottom notch. J. H. Ford.