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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-06
Tho River ami Harbor Bill.

WAslIISGToS, DC, May 5.-Tho at
tack in the house today upon tho river
and hGrbor bill by Mr.. Holman was
sharp and bitter, but his remarks did
not create sensation rs did those OF
Mr.. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, when
he appealed to Democratic house to
deal frankly and fairly with the people,
and not try to create tho impression
that the bill involved an appropriation
OF but sd 600, COO when it really carried
IN expenditure OF S47, 100000.
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West Virginia Pensions.
'Jrrfal Dhpoich 10 the Inielligncr.

'I'TTHI BHDN7cN TO NC IRtUlDtNter ! :. Z
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 5. Tho
West Virginia pensions: Originals
jos. F. Michael, Thos. B. Robinson, Jno.
Dnntelr Joseph II. Higgins. Addition
al-GGo. W. Ingram, Jno. W. Roby,
Daniel W. llolstein, Jno. r. Cornell.
incIcase-Thornton Ferrel, Geo. w.
DelioauEh, Geo. Cation, Robert Boncr,
Jno' \. Beatty. Reissue-Jno. w. Edens,
Iiezekinh $. Battcn, Franklin Terrell.
Original widow-Anna Lee.
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AELOON GIVES AWAY
And Three Mcn are Killed and Several
others Wounded.

others Wounded.
New York, May 5.-An accident &C.
cured in the new Havemeyor building
on the northwest corner OF Cortland
and Church by which. it is thought
three men have lost their lives. Two
men have been injured.
A section OF the cellar floor 25 by ii
feet, loaded with mortar, has fallen iuto
the rubbish cellar, forcing its down
by breaking through the immense iron
girders that supported it. A number
OF men were working about it. One
body has already been taken out and it
issupposed that there are two more
under the mass. i,aR
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Tho O. ". L. CHM Entcr,nins.

The O. ". L. Club initiated three
new candidates last night, after. which
Il big social session was held. A large
number OF invited guests were present.
The Premier Banjo Club furnished
some excellent music, and songs and
speeches by different members helped
to make the occasion q very pleasant
one. The club gives q big excursion
on the steamer Liberty next Thursday
night to Steubenvillc, and another good
timc is expected. .
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Fatally Injured.

spfcfc' DiTdtch 10 the Intel'iGnccr.
WESTON, W. Va, May a5.--Gcorge
lil!cs received fatal injuries : in the
Weston yards OF the Wcst:Nirginia 4
Pittsburgh railroad. He was under Il
car ca, IN an extra freight repairinga brake
When tho train was started. Two pair
Of trucks passed over him, breaking one
leg, crushing his hips and the upper
parts OF his body. He did not notify
lAG train men OF his action, and no sig
nails wer0 displayed. ~
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wAsalsaroS, D. e., May Sin tho
senate, in presenting a remonstrance
against legislation to close the Worlds
Fair on Sundays, Mr.. Morrill, remarked
that if it were. so closed it would de-
privo the working Glasses Of any reason
able opportunity to- visit the exhibition.
Among the bills passed was the SEN
ate bill appropriating $4,000 for n pub
lie building at Washington. Pa.
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Talk OF Lyncll!ny,

BEMoSr, Ill, May 5.-Superintendent
William Wells, OF tho Illinois Stone
Company, we'll known and highly re.
spected citizen OF this village, was inur.
dcrcd in cold blood to-day by Michael
Cain, ono OF the employees OF tho West.
crn Stone Company, and the .inhabi.
tants arc in q furore OF excitement over
tho deed. No cause is known Tor tho
crime. Cain was lodged in Jail. There
is talk OF iynching.
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Two Iiorsc. Drowned

, sTErnESvlLLE, May 5.-Two horses
h'tched to n butcher wagon, belonging
10 e Mexico Il Porter, became frightened
snis morning, ran down Washington
street, plunged of the wharf and into
VI. INC river and were drowned after a
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MRS. CLARA G. CAREY.
DEDEMPTION or IAUGUTIN

redemption OF LAUGHLIN
ANAL C0MP.tNi'S MoRTG AGE BONDS.
The holders OF I.Guglln Nall Company's
bonds, secured by its mortgage dated December
2, lSSj, md recorded in Belmont county. Ohio.
land records in Record Of Mortgages, volume
E. page ~, are hereby notified tint bonds nun.
heted 10, %. 49, 40. ~. 81. 81, 80, 81, IS, OF.
o., II, 10, 81. SS SO. %, 100, have been selected
Tor payment In accordance with the provisions
Of said mortgage. and will be paid with accrued
interest upon the presentation thereof at the
Wheeling West Virginia. OH tho MI day OF May.
A. D. lS9! at which iimc they will cease TO bear
interest LAuGlILIN NAIL COMPANY, IL
'H by W. J.. GLEssSEl., President.
APRIL %. 1892. ANA
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney. Notary and Real Estate
Agent tAousci rented aud rents collected.
Office No Bill Jacob street
GENERAL NOTICES,
$500 REMERDI

Theundersigned will pay
$500 reward for the recoV-
cry of the body OF D. M. Ca.
rey, who was droWnedlin
Wheeling Greek, at the
Main street stone bridge,
on the morning ofJanuary.
IA. and the body is Suppos-
edto have been carriedin
the Ohio river. a. ~
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CONSIDERABLE complaint has been
made against the racket made by a
number OF small boys playing loot ball
on Eoff street near the Cathedral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-06

ALLEGHENY. Pa, Noy. 81, 1891.
] have been In the drug business for the st
fifteen years. Silver Age Whisky has never been
questioned us ito purity. and always recon-
mended by the medical profession
III rF,-- nr,,f,,is,
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ALLEGHENY u ESEIAL HOSPITAL
Max klein's Silver Age Whisky hhs been used
exclusively In this Institution for medicinal pur-
poses with good results. FIX TIiDESLEY,
Tl Superintendent
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SaEal ESTATE.
FOR S A. LIT,

Honse OF ak rooms. with mod -rn improve.
ineht. l0t hoSl2i. South Broadway. Island, l5ol
| rouse oil seven rooms. Lot street $1,000 cush,
oalaiue OIL ensy terms, S,Dl ~ '
,ot on youth jacob street. so
iot on Jacob street. Centre " Iccllng, $50
veg, tlSitable building has IN lchrens &
speiaGls addition; also on the Into site OF street
houe 81 five rooms on Eor street, between
Iwsiliy.iOnrth and IwcniS.nth streets, $500. :
ia, nG y, aN rooms, Wood street, Centre Whpel.
iii,o.sc, fvu rooms. brick. Fourteenth street.
,,hn pt on Twenty.nuth street, t;snl.
mouse, ihrce rooms Ftrst Wurci, eSll -+ts
inc1 st,Ipu ''> N S-.'ss " A'S1o''
Island. $500 Va 1850 'S'' 'o"' '''e'S
cb na piInc house on corner Twcnsslxth and
chcnp, 49, ~ ~ -' 49, 'eS,
house o. eight rlnmI brick Jacob street. b,.
tween ritlechth nd 81 Stocnth streets
!, seven loli., 5,vi0) loot In FIlan rWhyt,. aal
u1milSherhaddia on. rrco SOD 10 SOD each.
que OF ihs bBt mac ltqc.rri,s sls,i iu tn,
city irontlnyon two lrailto,dt ~ -
Choiceios.l A Glaajlln
i2tt IN Fi!ih ward IA Elan b whyts'I
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Signed by tho President

:. WASHINGTON, D. O., May 5.-Thc
ny '!ssiaent approved tho Chinese bill
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c. o. SMITH.
l..a9 Market Street
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

$40 buys esx129 foot on South York street
siOO buys ?ox19 feet on South Huron str ct
700 buys 31xll2 leet on North Huron street
SlWO buys 6)xljl feet in Woodsdaiel Oh National
road 7s 'S',T5., " -. O'''''
Sl.iN buys n fine lot on South Front street,
SaWD buys n fine lot on South Front street
Sl..5e buys d fine lot OH North Front street.
Sl0O buys fine lot in Pleasant Valley, lsJSSJn II.
si,at, buys LOT S0Si5i feet on Zane street
SD bnys lot 2jxl2) II on 70 = ST.. Eighth ward
SlSn bugs n lot 3bS9 feet on F iitccith street,
sM1 buys lot aoxlOi feet on South Elm street
5000 buys lot J0xlDo feet on Eoa street Eighth
ward. '' '','
We also have improved propcrtios In NIL
SECTIONS OF The city. all Of which nre held at
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RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 30 ap27
FOR s. ALI

good farm Of M acres, one and half miles
from The city. A good orchard, six acres in
grapes. has tivcroomed house, stables, etc, md
inc best Of water. WIN sell on easy terms or
trade for city property. - -
Lots in Hnhmann's addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms for a short
time.
No. Eli Jacob street. six rooms and large
store roou- 800
Fine hon>cs IN Caldwell run. cheap 500 10 /, 500
10 !!iS Jacob street. rents for Sel6....... 100
20 ~ ihlriy,Gighth street. six rooms. new $500
No. sGai thxFline street. tcnroomed house
and two lots .I, -.
Brick house. ioue rooms and hall, Forty.
Iand Woods STREETS. full lot.
No. 1871 McColloch st.eet, SIX rooms. full
-Four lots on forty-third md McColloch
streets each 49,. 6lo
Ton lots on acColoch street, COOL build
Ing or manufacturing sites
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sna fuL1 limo OF L. c. Burts celebrated
me shoes just received. NJ
l. V. BLOND, Sole Agent,
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NESS1TT g. DEVlNE,
Market Street, npao
FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS 7
Your lut chnncc 10 sc. ono 0f tito old rn,s
Ground lots High grOu I'd with beautiful shade
ate sS Two lots. Oh either side OF Wabash sireot,
Splendid lots Mt Elm Grove. 51xtOo fce,, within
The motor yon ret the B. a O randi transit 49, :
Me have the sale Of Glendale lots Buy now,
while You tan fct first prirc ~ n - :. -
Fourteenth and Fifteenth street lots
DWELLINGS. no.
,Eirr,roomcd dwelling. No. - Zlpc street, mos.
c'nitai iontion. lot 2'Slc0, for Sl.7T,i, =
r NV ~ slS'roomed house. north end OF Island,
remtSi Tor sol per year, for 81, 80 " taIi"
Ncw slS'roomcd dwelling, lower end of Mar.
''a sfetry' feaS Tor sli per month, for si,lS7.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
,o ilHa'o 10 2'2s chaplno street, with scvr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
Yourself and Others.

-Wm. Thomas and wife were
over from Platteyille and spent last
Sunday with relatives.
WI Penhallegon is on a trip
to Chicago for business and
pleasure.
Miss Serena Wallis, Of Darling
ton, is visiting with relatives in this
place.
II. c. Mullen is in the city for
short stay. lie halls from st.
Paul where he hold a good position.
Miss Barb Jeuck is visiting at
Little Falls, MINI.
Miss Eta Neal is at the DelIs
with Janesyille friends.
Miss Lucy Yates, of Englewood,
arrived on Thursday for a visit
with old associates.
Frank GRADER, tailor and draper,
is here from Wausau, for recreation
and a visit with his folks.
Miss Kate Murphy of Platte
vile, is guest Of Miss Millie
Gilman.
Mrs. Il. H. Goldsworthy started
Thursday for Waukegan, where her
husband is engaged at work, and
she will inspect Chicago and other
near points Of interest before re-
turning.
Fannie Robson, who has been
on visit here for a month with
her mother, Mrs. j. Kendall, and
other relatives aud friends, has de-
parted by the way of Richlaud
Center and Rockbridge to spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives
and friends of those places before
returning to Chicago where she has
made her home for over a year.
Mrs. f. w. Bouden, of O'Neill
City, Neb., is visiting with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cooking and relatives of this
vicinity
"A party consisting Of Mrs. j..
NJ. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Chase, Miss
Styles, Of Madison, Miss Eta Smith,
Miss Anna Strong, Miss Chase,
Messrs. Will Bliss, d. Ross, Of
Chicago, and George and Fred
Spensley, partook Of camp life this
week near the Wisconsin river, at
the northern limits Of this county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN. SATURDAY. July % 1892

lEnHoR or lE TRBUNs Whva the last
Chronicle was shown me two or three DAYS
ago intended to send an article TO that paper
similar TO the present but other duties pre-
vented my writing it before yesterday, quite
too late for the mail 10 Dodgovile, hence il is
given 10 you tor publication, week earlier
than It could now be published in that paper.
However perhaps the Chronicle, as an ACT OF
simple Justice, will publish my article in It's
next issue, that Il may reach the same coustlt-
uency ms did his animadyorstous. G.p.w.
Mineral Point, Wis, July 2lst, lS92l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
For The La dies.

The Singer Manufacturing Co.,
Of New York, will place on ex-
hibition in Mineral Point an art
exhibit consisting of flowers, ami
mails, tidas, curtains, and many
other samples showing the range
and variety Of work as done upon
the Singer Sewing Machine. No
lady can afford to miss this exhibi t.
Everybody invited. Free to all
Come and see. One week only
commencing August lst, at 5. /
o sborne's music store. 3Ow2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
The Local Field.

L 11G IaOSCAA L ISlAAH
REPUBLICAN county convention
\ August s.
LAST Tuesday was the hot sultry
day of the season thus far.
MAsoNs are actively at work on
/ the foundation Of the new p. M.
/ church.
An advertisement of Gillmann's
/ extra line export bottled beer can
be found in another column.
The Lake Geneva Herald is fiat
footed for Rusk for governor.
There's no better man for the place.
FrrY.Two new members have
been added to the Good Templars'
lodge of this city within the last
tmee months.
\ THE Salvation Army band has
been at Dodgoyille this week and
at different nights attracted bither
h comrades of this place.
Il We return thanks to the Secre-
try of the Green County Agri-
cultural Society for tickets to the
Fair which will be held at Monroe
Sept. IL to II.
THE success in fishing which Will
Holmes enjoyed over his more ex-
perienced companions, as mentioned
in the Democrat, was due to the
bu.ting calf, according to "Doc."
As usual, the Mineral Point Fair
for 1892 will be the big fair of the
many held in Southwestern Wis
cousin. 1t can't be otherwise. The
argeness of the premiums insures
that.
Ok Monday last George Hartley
went angling for trout, and to
change the monotony of the event
q calf went butting for George.
Which was the more successfully
has not been reported.
ABOUT twenty-five Sir knights of
the Mineral Point Commandery will
attend the riennial conclave of
knights Templars at Denver in
August, and a Pullman palace car
ha. been engaged for the trip.
A SOCIETY for the prevention Of
cruelty to animals could find some
thing to do in Mineral Point.
frequently faithful horses are
saamefuIly abused by men and boys
through want of patience and
COMMON sense.
IF a paper, which is loyalty
PARTISAN in and out Of campaign
seasons, does not meet with the
good will and hearty support of one
holding Office by the good graces
the party which the paper
| Vigorously supports, what is the con
T -lslon to be reached?
ECONOMICAL judgment is not to
~e mont in street macadamizing in
~h city. The TRIBUNE is aware
.'. u is much easier to criticise
~'a lo perform; yet who can sue
s''ia.y maintain that there is not
-''e funds expended some places
.-l necessary, while other points
''s being neglected?
a DEMOCRAT Of this city who,
.''4 al. appearances, does not in
@1l y wash his face, comb his hair
1lm his finger nails until one of
" PARTY occupies the presidential
--f ~ admitting the other day
harrison was as good a presi-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23

Next Sunday the =. NJ. Society
will worship with the NJ. Es. II
being the quarterly conference, the
Presiding Elder will preach at both
services. On the following Sabbath
Rev. Chubb will preach in the
morning and Rev. Balch in the eve
ming. Each minister will preach
every alternate morning and eve
ming, thus: Mr.. Chubb in the morn
ing on the 3lst and in the evening
on the following Sunday, and in
the morning the Sunday after;
likewise Mr.. Balch. Gospel Hymns
and Epworth Hymnals viii be used
at all services,
THE fruit that brings the highest
price in the Chicago market can be
raised in all the Northern States
and Territories with very little
trouble or expense. 1t is the black
currant. The demand for it con-
stantly increases and is never
supplied. There is more profit in
raising black eurrants in Michigan
or Wisconsin than in producing
yellow oranges in Florida or Cali.
fornia, and very much less risk.
The bushes are very easily prop
agated by cuttings, come into
bearing quickly, are very hardy,
long-liyed and productive. Farmers
and hordculturists who complain
that they can get nothing for what
they raise would do well to change
their methods and raise something
that commands high price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23

vote for Grover in order to have
the Office in the family.
The convention to nominate a
Republican candidate for congress
in this the third district, is called to
meet at Madison the llth of August.
If Iowa county should fail to have
a candidate for the nomination it is
hoped that her delegation will be a
unite for The best man presented =,
regardless of locality.
MONROE lays claim to the Oldest
living Odd Fellow in the world, in
the person of Alpheus De Haven,
by reason of the following facts:
lie holds a certificate as charter
member of Cincinnati No. 1, dated
1880. But prior to that he was
duly initiated in Philadelphia, Penn.
Lodge, No. /, Father Wildev, the
founder of the order, presiding.
This was in 1924. He is now nearly
93 years old, hale and hearty.
JUDGING from the tone of the
Dodgeville Chronicle Of last week,
| In its treatment of contagious dis.
eases in Mineral Point. it is hardly
to be supposed that our citizens
would be welcome as participants in
the fremen's excursion from that
place to Madison; yet, if the large
number OF bills posted IN this city
advertising the event, is to be taken
as a guide, 1t Is to be presumed
they solicit a liberal delegation
from here; and they will
THE Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor, although only
eleven years have elapsed since the
first society by that name was
organized, is now exerting a most
powerful influence for good not only
in this city and country, but
throughout the civilized world. At
a conventicu of this organization,
held in New York this month, the
delegates numbered $4,000, repre-
senting about million and a half
members Al proved TO be the
largest delegate convention that
ever assembled.
The editor of the Boscobel Dial
has been laid up with rheumatism
during the past week and while in
this condition ground out the fol-
lowing: "The good ladies' in Rich
land Center who howl for woman S
rights should take into considera-
ton some of the drawbacks
incident to the fair sex wearing the
pants. A wife in Kansas became a
mother and mayor on the same day
and it broke up the band because
they couldn't serenade her. And
wife in Kentucky took back to her
family baby with her diploma
from the medical college where she
graduated with honor"
AN astronomer who has been
using his telescope pretty freely in
observing Mars while it was near
the earth, observes that "the entire
space known as heaven seems to be
crowded by various bodies" 1t is
to be hoped, however, that the in
formation will not tend to dis
courage attempts to reach the
celestial regions. All the best places
may be occupied, but little nook
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
SrBscRIPrToN E4rEs.

,4t strictly inmlvauce l......... 81 Is
w estsr three months and within one year. 81 80 I
ti5e of Iowa county 80
ss ron ths-in advance only ....,.. 65
rrren months-in advance only .......-S5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23

TnE dry, warm weather Of the
past week has greatly frightened
the crop prospect in this section,
Corn has developed into a healthy
and promising crop. Oats and
wheat have also improved much,
and the rye fields are about ready
for the sickle. The damage to
crops by rain has been over esti.
mated it is thought, but in places
where it washed and in flooded
regions the damage was great. Hay
has been considerably damaged by
floods, but not to such an extent
but that the yeild, it is estimated,
will be an average one. If we are
favored with a sufiiciency Of fair
weather, the crop yield this fall will
be as large as usual, and good
feeling will exist in every quarter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
The DAIRY Board

For the first time for the season
every member Of the Mineral Point
Dairy Board Of Trade was present
on "Wednesday last. Sixty Thousand
pounds Of cheese were offered and
all sold, the greater portion going
for s cts, which the isthe highest
quotations in Chicago, and speaks
we'll for the quality Of the cheese
made in this section. The board
will meet agalu on the 3rd day Of
August Six new members Joined
at the last meeting, and the organ.
Izatlon is now on such footing az to
insure its being benefit in
many ways.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23

TnE Dodgeyille fire department
will run an excursion 10 Madison
and the Monona Lake assembly on
Friday next, July ~, This excur-
sion will afford the chance Of a life
time 10 hear in ono day the issues
Of great campaign discussed by
the ablest representatives of the
three great parties--St. John, for
the Prohibitionists, at 1890 a. IN,
Mckinley, for the Republicans, at
p p m, and Watterson, for the
Democrats, at 4 p. m. Fare for the
round trip only 81, children under
70 years so cents. Train leaves
Dodgeyilie at 1890 a. m, arriving
at Madison at 0;24. Returning,
leave Madison At 7 p. NJ, arriving
at Dodgeyille at p. IN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
MINERAL POINT MARKET

So fqnras below are the highest that are
= .... =. tne nonf OF goiug 70 press.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-24
Emmet Etchings.

A child from Hope, without a
name, was buried here Monday
lsuppose the readers of the Pc,
have all seen or heard about the big
snow,
All the fruit is not killed yet, and
the damages to gardens has not been
50 great as expected.
What will we do for judges and
clerks of election: Candidates are
not eligible under the new law.
The increasing interest in our
Sabbath Schools here, by the young,
is merting the appreciation of our
best citizens,
Will some charitable person haul
J. NJ, Harris, Or. Carroll and Ed
Eavcs a load of wood-Legg's wood
pile is getting low.
The old proverb, God pity the
poor when it SHOWS, has been chang
ed to the rabbit they were slaugh-
tered by the hundreds.
While Mr.. Mute hurry was call
ing his best girl Sunday. The boys
treated his mule to nice sercnade,
the mule joining in the sport.
When fellow calls to take his
best girl to church, and some other
fellow is ahead of him, he feels like
kicking the gate post, don't he.
Hint
A petition is circulating here 10
move the county seat to or near the
middle Of the county. This is a
matter that should interest every
voter in the county,
Bro. X. W Mckay preached us
a very interesting and instructive
sermon Sunday night Text; Re
member the Sabbath day to keep it
holy" He that is not guilty let him
cast the first stone.
II was. very dark Sunday night,
and the conversation very interest
ing. He missed the train, but hit a
post, and Joe Hood carried him to
Prescott Monday morning. 1t was
q freight train he was trying to
catch. Passenger train was on time
-9:24. JAwB0NE.