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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-21
SAD AccrDExr.-The citizens OF jas

SAD ACCrDExT--The citizens of Jas
Der were sadly surprised on Saturday
last by . Telegram from Mr. Adam Allies.
of Mt Vernon. saying tia. bis wife and
two Of his children were drowned They
we're formerly residents OF Jasper. and
have numerous relatives in this county.
Mr.. Allies being a native of Jasper. and
n1rs- Allies of Ferdinand township From
the ~. Vernon Democrat We CLEAN the
following particulars Of the lAmentable
occurrence II says they were drowned
in Mil creek, which runs through the
the town and il usually . shallow stream
in which the children Of the town had
been accustomed to wade, but that morn
ing was swollen 10 = mad torrent by .
heavy rain Willie Boyce, . nve-year-
old child of another citizen, was drowned
n the same time There are numbers OF
houses facing the creek. among them
Mr.. Allies, AMI on Saturday, about :
o'clock. young John Allies. aged . years
and Willie. aged s, and Willie Boyce
sged 5. were playing along the stream
thrcwing sticks in. 10 see them whirl
and dash about There was 9 foot log
across the creek. and Willie Boycs
crossed over on il. and Willie Allies tried
10 follow. and bis brother John wa.
heard TO call 10 him MT TO cross. but be
did and slipped and fell in John Their
ran and told his mother. W hen she rushed
10 the water and tried to get him out
bot ~ the water was then . mad current
i've feet deep. IL was too strong for her
and she WAS swept under Her dlugh-
ter Annie. ten years old had followed
her mother. and was also dSpwned. How
Willie Boyce got in the0kater il no
known. a. he aas on the other banl
when John sAw him last
In . short time the creek was lined
with people searching for the bodies
and that Of Willie Allies was soon found
under irift pile at he mouth Of tbs
creek Mrs Allies body WAS found Sun.
day afternoon in the Ohio river, bsdl !
bruised, about fifty yards from tbs
mouth Of the creek, while Willie Boyce'.
body was found . mile fn-ther down ths
river. later in the afternoon. and or
Monday morning the BODY Of Annie
Allies was found. badly dccomposed
floating 81 Uniontown, Ny. They wer.
al buried a. Mt Vernon Mr.. Allies i
left with six children. the Oldest ahon
j.. 10 mourn their irreparable loss. Thel
have universal sympathy.
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DThe musical and literary disposed
people of Jasper. and county, will have
m opportunity on next Thursday night
Of showing their appreciation for the
poet and musician On that night. under
the auspices OF the county institute. Col
Richard Lew Dawson. one OF the best
known OF the Indiana poets. will appear
in -l.e1iings from His Own Poems.
The program will be interpreted with
good vocal and instrumental selections.
The county pays less than onc-third of
the serusl cost OF the institute. hence the
teachers must raise the balance by other
mexns Help them oat By attending the
lecture on Thursday night. Admission.
Is. 25 aid Is cents Procure your tick
ets during the day.
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TThe report that lightning struck
the Courier Office last Saturday morning
was clnsri Of the fret magnitude.
The only tim we are severely. though
agreesbly. stunned IL when subscriber
Of long standing delinquency comes for
yard and Iiquidates bis account We
n<T here parentheticaIly add that such
occsrreness are so few and far between
that our nerves stand in no danger OF
osing shattered bv such evidences OF re-
oorse ofeonscience on the part or deIin-
Queuss-
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1898.
john KRAFT
VS.,
HENRY HorPENTASs
ELIZABETH RUHKAMr
The Plaintiff in the above entitled
cause having filed his complaint therein.
together with an affidavit that the de.
PENDANTS are non-residents OF the state
Of Indiana. Now therefore the said
Henry Hoppenjans and Elizabeth Rub.
kamp are hereby notified that unless
they be and appear op the sixth day OF
tho next term OF ffe Dubois Circuit
Court TO be holden on the LIST Monday
in September, 1898, mt the Court House
in Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana, and
answer or demur to said complaint, the
same will heard and determined ia their
absence.
In witness whereof hereunto set my
hand and aflix the seal OF said
SEAL Court this July the nth, 1893
lcNATz EcKERT, Clerk
w. +, Cox Pl'h atty. Dubois Z. q
July 81. '93-3t. pf. So.
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BY some children on the Jasper and
Ferdinand road, near Joseph Bncchlcr's
farm on July last. The owner can OBJ
tain his money by calling on Mr.. Bncch-
Ter, describing the money, and paying
charges.
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To Degonia Springs round trip tick
e.s will BE- sold good for thirty days al
one and one third fare during the sea
son. On Saturdays round trip tickets
will be sold Al one fare, good 10 return
the next Monday.
The sane rates a. for Dceonia will
also be made for the White sulphur
wells in Crawford county.
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NOn-Kcsidcnt Notice.
State Of Indiana, Dubois county, s.. 8:
Dubois Circuit Court,
September term, 1888.

DuUOls OlTCUlt s-ouT',
September term, 1888.
WILLIAM CoLLiNs/
VS.. ; Divorce.
MELvINA CoLLINs.\
The plaintiff having filed his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
that the defendant Is a nonresident OF
the state Of Indiana, and that the object
OF this action is to obtain divorce.
Now, therefore, the said defendant IL
hereby notified that unless sne be and
appear the second day of the next term
of the Dubois Circuit Court, to be holden
on the first Monday in September. 1893
At the Court House in Jasper, in said
county and state, and answer to said
the same will be heard and
determined in her absence.
Witness my hand and the seal
sail of said court, this 18th day OF
July, 1893.
IGNATz EcKERT,
Clerk Circuit Court.
MILBuRN & SWEENEY, PHI Attys.
July IA. CIV D.. SC.
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ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle il strictly straight grade
Of first quality. Our Family Flour Is
I brand that for It's quality cannot DC cx-
ccllcd. We solicit the custom OF Farm.
ers, and will be ready at ali times to OK.
change flour for wheat At the highest
market price.
BErNG Us YoUR WHEAT, and -,c will
pay YOU cash all the market will allow.
CORN MEAL always on hand to sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstufl at The
lowest market price. Give US trial
md we will try to please you
Mills on the North sidc OF Jasper, on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNEIsT BROTHERS,.
Jasper, Nov. Z, 1S90.-y.
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ALBERT NJ DonNERT. EDWARD nOnYER1
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS

BouSERT BRoTHERs having purchased
the above wcll-known Mills, have had
them thoroughly ovcrhaulcd, and arc
now prepared TO make the best
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State Of Indiana, Dubois county, $. g.
Dubois Circuit Court, September term,
1898.
LouELLA CoRBETT
vs.. z DlVOTcc.
MICHAEL j. CoRBETT,
The plaintiff in the above cause having
filed her complaint, together W it'll an ALI
davit that TIE defendant is a non-resi-
dent of the state Of Indiana, and that the
object Of this action is to obtain d.
gorce.
Now, therefore, the said defendant Is
hereby notified that unless he be and APP
pear on the second day of the next term
III the Dubois Circuit Court, to DO hold
en- on the first Monday In September.
1893, at the Court House in Jasper, said
county and state. and answer or dcmur
to said complaint, the same will Ve
heard and determined in his absence.
Witness my hand and the seal
IsEAL.l of said court, this 18th day OF
July, 1898
IGNATz EcKERT, Clerk Dubois Co.
MILBURN Il SWEENEY,
jyl4w3 D.. {. Sc. iii = Attys.
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STATE OF INDIANA, g.
COUNTY OF DUBoIs.
], Frank Joseph, Cashier OF the Duboi:
County State Bank, do sole mnly swear
that the above statement is true.
FRANK JOSEPH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF July. 1898.
IL. 81 w. S. HUNTER.
Notary Public.
July 81, 1693-1w.
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AT tho head Of the procession Of SEW
ING MACHINES, as shown AT all
the Fairs, were the
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Last Of
city leque
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BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT OF the condition OF the Du-
IL bois County State Bank, at Jasper.
in the State of Indiana. at the close OF its
business, July Is, 1898:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, $50, o95 so
Overdrafts, 2,57537
Due from banks and bankers, ~, S9ll3
Furniture aud fixtures, 10000
Current expenses, 3.6OS SO
Cash in hand. Currency, Specie, lG.937 "a
Total, Sl47 ,70s.37
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, $4,000 90
surplus fund. 100000
Discount, exchange " interest, 1920 40
Individual deposits, ON demand, 81. 0s2 26
Certified Checks on deposit, 49,4s7 Is
Undivided profits, 90S.37
Total, x147. 7OS Sc
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Nonresident Notice.

STATE or INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY, S.
Dubois Circuit Court, Septcmbert ERIN
1898.
JouS KRAFT
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JULrus y. kEERI, PIT. ID.
Pastor German Evangelical Lutheran
st. PAul's Church.
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~ 'for three
Wallace last TALL which time hav
heuework. have tried physicians
q headache
andI medicine
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
y <toinNille

school meeting in Dist. Ne. , SatuI-
day and Geo. f.. Doc VA, appointed
agent.
Horace Emery " ho has been living on
the Ethan Cas- farm ha- returned to
his home in Athens.
Bees are lively in toNn lately. The
last one was at Mr.. Bert Pipcr's, the
object to get out the timber for the barn
he is TO build this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Corsonarc in loNn
for Il few day.
Mr.. =. l.. Hilton of Brighton, passed
through town sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. IleWellYn Curtis and
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Locke of Athens.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hight,
Tuesday.
The woodchucl> ought to have known
better than to come ont in sight. He
was probably tired Of living. H.
DR. Kendall and Mr.. Dow of SkoWhc-
gan. were in town saturday, also Mr..
Amos Burton and lady.
Mr.. Ell Ca>s made his sister short
visit last week.
Mrs. Fannie Freeman is at home, She
has been with her sick daughter for the
past month. ID.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30

The men aud team, are coming out ui
thu woods daily. Colby and l'reblc :
men returned Tuesday.
lnclc sam Wood i very low and can
not long survive.
The ladies mission circle entertained
about forty ut their baked bean supper
at Mrs. Sarah MilIiken's on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Nellie Cha,e and Mis-, Georgia
Cleveland returned from Boston Satur-
day, where they have been the past week
selecting their Spring stock of goods.
Miss Agnes foss has gone to Randolph
to stop with her sister, Mrs. Caddic
sherman. and attend school.
The streets are very sloppy and now
all will appreciate the convenience OF
a clean, dry sidewalk.
Great interest IS manifested in til,
Good rcmplars Lodge at present, Let
all who are Interested in having Il tenn
pclaucc town come and help on tn,
good work.
MIS-. Jvi.. ,;;;;.;a- Aiss Martha Iloughtor
have returned from Boston and VIII sool
start new millinery store.
W. Il. Jordan, Esq, Ia. returned from
Skowhcgan, where he has been attend
ing the present session of S. j. Court
Mrs. I. ! Lander Went to Augusta.
Wednesday.
The coming bazaar" is the one thing
OF conversation at present. 1t Is hoped
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
Good Will Farm.

Mr.. Thomas Elgar, the prison eVange-
list, visited the Farm last Wednesday
and gave an interesting talk to the boy,
on his experience in prison and especial
ly on the boys he had seen in such
place. brought there by diaobedience.
Mr.. 6. \. Mathews, General Secretary
of the WatcVille \. NJ. &. y. visited
the Farm Wednesday, accompanied by
his two daughters.
\ !. p. :. { f.. sociable MI held ri
Nj. rralt'- in Clinton last "Wednesday
ey Mug.
The prize which was offered by a
gentleman in Connecticut for the best
composition ON " Myself in IBIS wa-
divided between two boys. Is the person
who offered the priz" was unable to de
eide between.
Mr.. b. W. kimhall. colby ~ preach
ed sunday.
Mr.. IIineNley preached in Brunswick
last Sunday.
The old barn at Prospect has been
torn down \ horse shed is To be built
at the church with the lumber.
Tie boys have enjoyed good skating
the past week, the pond near Golden
Rule being frozen over.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
RIPPLE,

The members of the Lodge |. q. q. T.,
will give the drama Among the Break
ers" at the town hall o. Saturday even
ing Apr. 10Th. \ small admission fee
will bc collected. The play will com
prise ten characters. four female aud SIN
male.
The past few days of warm weather
la, diminished the SHOW percrptablN
aud loads begin to drag hard,
Johu Jones and Pope Bros. are pre-
pairing To do big business in the maple
syrup line this spring
\ daughter of Greenwood BoWdoin
died last Friday after Il long illness OF
consumption. Funeral 'lyicc. conduct
ed by John Friend.
Ben Ncavc1 and FL Billiard are saving
wool with their engine.
Charles Hanson i serving his County
III SkoWlrgan a traverse Juror
The boys like 10 get back occasionally.
The latest accession Ia our number be-
Ing Alfred Buz2ell Of Miss. VIII Pratt
who has been At Biddeiord and Henry
Lowell from Roach river farm.
Edgar Ramsdell Is some better. and
hi, friends are pleased 10 hear Of his
improved condition.
Harry Butler of Onilforl, who has
been stopping al hi, ol home for a few
days. gave party IN hi> many friends
a-t "Wednesday evening.
Hiram Bane Is on the sick list at pre-,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
CORRESPONDENTS
st. AIIl,ns.

John ". Grant aud Bert Longley are
both ON the gain "a their many friends
will be- glad To know.
Mr.. stephen. Gordon died Friday,
MAJ. 2lth, Her death WIS unexpected,
,he only having been sick about two
days.
The advent of neW members of a com
muuitV largely increasing the popula
lion is usually hailed by The citizens
with Joy. but there are exceptions even
10 his rule. The Village OF Iathrop's
Mills, once thriving bury, has since the
los, of the mills there hecn slowly dl ing
Il lingering death and vi wlrn il /, de-
finitely known that the deserted houses
are to be again tenaaled and To TEEN
with life, StrLi%htWaY the people cry,
leave IL to ullr oNH destruction: and
ihcy give no he'd IN the admonition.
''Welcouc the ncN. but hope to say in
The near future. Ne = ,Peed tlle parting
guests.
Mr.. and MR. John tn,on took the
early train for Boston, faursday Mar,
Dbl. called lherf by The serious Illness
OF Mr.. r. Il. Homer, MR., Fmson's
mother later ueas In. been received
tlut they found Mr. Homer living. but
u, -hc is au aged lady the chance, for
her recovery arr very doubtful Mr.
fin-uu. who WI ia the eNpse~, business
in Boston for many Yraf,. although q
native of the town III lllrtland, sold out
hi expires, in ISIS and moved 10 ST. Al
bans, since which time he ha- never visit
ed Boston. p var. will show many
changes in the Hub.
The High school exhibition at -, Al
bans town hall GA Tues lay evening. Mar,
2lst. proved tp Re an esenl OF which the
teacher, Mr.. +. l.. liver aud fi- scholars
may well feed proud. The II. Adams
bras, band very kindly lcut their aid
and altogether il WIS the besl thing of
the kind for years about here. There
were = numbers Oh The programme. 80
arranged A. to please all and TO keep up
the interest from tile beginning and at
the same time. To show that the scholars
had been making that prof 'incy which
is 20 highly desirable. II would not he
fair to praise any one where all were so
happy IN their various parts. but the rem
dcring of the accompaniment on the or
gan by Miss Dora Trafton. deserve spec
ial mention. The recitation. - How |
took care of the Baby by Earl Laugh
ton. brought down the house: the dia-
loguc. ''The greatest catch of the seir
SON mighl bc termed play, 1t was well
rendered and We'll received. The pro
ceed,, about Sl7 20 10 the purchase of
books for the High school library. lhc
scholars are now considering the idvls-
ability of repeating the entertainment in
adjoining towns. from several of which,
invitation. for same. have hecu received,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
HARMONY

business OF all kind. ha- be,ai good
for the pa-l few days While the road,
are good. People are doing up THEN
hauling OF all kinds aud getting ready
for bad travelling WhchmuS come soon.
.Iohn Pratt has sold hi farm To Joshua
Davis who Will take possession by the
1T OF April, and Mr.. Pratt, family will
move into the trNmblr hbu-e at the vii
l1ge Tor the present.
Mrs. Edna Lindsay Of Williamanti,
lEl> been been visiting her parents here
recently.
Ilartie thadhourn returned lasi week
from Madison where he has been at work
at his trade, house carpenter, Tor the
past few months. He is soon To go to
Lynn. Mass, where he has Il fine job.
George l.. Bunker and family of Alb
bot, have been spending Il few days with
their parents and other friends in town,
His grandmother. Mrs Lois l.innell. re-
turns with them to spend the summer.
Andrew Gilman has moved to Cam
bridge. where he is to live with his faith
er.in-a f. Is. Clark. We need sucll
men in town and are sorry to have them
move away,
Mrs Reuben Bcmi> returned last week
from an extended visit to her daughter.
Mr.. Harrison Dorr. of Parkman.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
IEast Show llegan.

Our good -leighing i gone aud hate To
part with it Just HON. having two or
three trip to The Village.
The high price Of gras, seed Is a little
hard on thn tarmer, Who have but little
money.
We need some of Thai sewer money
voted by tile town to drain some of oug
cellars. The cellar oil lslac Anne, had
about two feet Of Water ia it sunday. the
18th inst. Fifty bushels OF apples, all
his potatoes, pork barrels and two bar
rel- of good cider We're floating around
to find IA landing place. The cider will
keep good if the barrel, are tight. \
crew with long legged rubber boot, fish
ed out most of the stun and put 1t On
dry land. There are other cellars which
have plenty of water in them
\ crew of eleven men helped Theodore
Richardson ,aNand split wood saturday.
manufacturing six cords, onc-half of his
pile. Beans aud broWE bread for Il crew
Monday aud il is hoped enough will come
to finish the pile. Thanks to all who
gave Il helping hand. Mr.. Richardson
Ia. not been able to do any hard work
for the last -iN months.
Elwood Richardson Int, shot three
minks recently and got good price for
their skins. That double barrclled gun
OF his brings them every time.
AImon +. sanford has kept the house
for tho last four days. bad cold Is the
cause. lie has Two schools to attend AT
Morrison Corner To elo>e hi singing
school.
Since the ilr OF two week, ago at The
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
Cambridge.

John Mitchell of Skowhcgau. mas in
town over Sunday.
There will be an Easter concert al thc
Baptist church ueNt sunday.
The village school now under the in
struction of Miss Laura Hooper will
close next Friday.
Miss Mildred Clark has returned IL
her school in Pennington.
Allie Cole is home from Watcrville.
for short vacation.
Miss +. Louise Horne ha> gone To
Waterville to attend a concert there in
which she has Il prominent part II cor
meter.
Charles Clifford of PALMYRA is canvass
Ing this town with the book Bible Read
ings" with great success.
Frank kimball and wife have moved
back on their farm after an absence OF
two years in Lowell. Mass.
Daniel Stevens has decided not TO
move his family to Seattle, Wash, this
spring Us he contemplated. but will 20
himself and send for them in the fall if
he likes. He has moved his family into
the Martin house for the summer.
AlOnIo BfoNn mas ucclucu not 10 20
to the hospital ut present, he is NOW un-
der the care OF DR.. Bumps of Dexter.
Murton Farrar of Wellington stuck the
corner of his aX into his foot while split
ting wood one day last week. leaving an
ugly cash which will keep him in the
house for some days.
Mrs. Alba Ham, died March 2lth,
AIRED ST wears funeral services SUNDAY
afternoon from her late home with her
sou. Timothy Ham, Rev. II. DEXTER
officiating.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
Fairfield.

The Misses Matte Bulterfiel aud Al
die Rose are attending Shaw Business
College in Portland.
Mr.. \. j. smith and wife have RETURN
ed home after an absence OF three
months ii. Winthrop and Portland where
they spent the winter with their two
daughters.
Mr. \. II. Durcn and Mi>s DGren re-
turned from Boston saturday night.
Mr. Dnren leaves N once Tor tie >ontl
aud will be joined by hi family III the
near future.
!. :. aud f.. +. Clifford of Park Vie"
stock Farm have purchased OF Gen X.
b. shepherd the registered hereford
heifer.. MAY Queen and Pentra. l2th.
which make, them one Of the finest
herds of hereford- in the state.
At Il meeting of the stockholders OF
the Fairfield Hall Company Monday
evening they voted to sell their interest
in the Opera House at public auction on
saturday. April 18th. AT , o'clock r. NJ.
Mrs. :. Merrill returned saturday
after four week, stay at Mechanic :
Falls called there 10y the serious illness
of her mother. Mrs. JcWett. Who now
i better.
Although the great days OF Maine .
eattle industry are undoubtedly past yet
the man who enters the barn OF ;. y.
Taylor on 'lIio llill and sees II tinc pair
Of steers oil which Mr., Taylor i the
proud owner. will be convinced that
there are SOM strong traces of the
cattle trade left even now. These steers
have beautiful white faces. We're three
year, old last spring and take UP : feet,
ii inches of the line. They are very
heavy built aud nice shaped. They are
about of .ilr and are called nice work
er- withal. In short we think they are
IA champion pair and would like to know
WHO can beat thrm.-.ipNpai.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
South Madison

Mr. j. =. Blackwell aud wifi" went to
Norridg"W ock, sunday to -ec their
daughter.
Mis- Iillil Ellis Is at work at Calvin
Cray.
Howard Maddox, cnt hi foot quit,
badly and hc has been unable to use il
for two weeks,
Chas. Iloughton i going to Norrdgr-
Wock nest week 10 work in the saw mill
Mr. Frank kiIgore aud wife of Nor
ridgewocl1, We're in town Sunday.
Mr.. ID. II. Diekerson went to East Mad
ison last week Ion Il loai OF shingles.
Mrs. f.. +. Stevens returned from the
village SUNDAY. where Size has been visit
ing at Mr. Walton.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-30
The Forks.

several of the teams are out OF the
woods around here.
Among those i'm town last week wcr,
W. il. Clifford. Sl<oWhegan: Gene Clark
Carratunk: and Mrs. Phiandcr noTr''
of Carratunk.
Mis- Florence Williams of talratunk'
was in town last week visiting her coll-
sin. Edith \ orh.
Miss Lille Durgin has gone to SkoN-
hogan to work.
A surprise supper wa, given To sarah
Pierce on her 18th birthday. the 2Olh.
Also to Mr.. Walter Bloom on her 18th
birthday. the 2lst.
Two men from \orridgcWock. are in
town with full! line Of clothing. boots
and shoes for sale.
Miss Myra French Ia, gone down riy-
en- ON a business trip. +.