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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
Phillips Brooks's Indian Servant.

| wish you could see my servant
Huri. He looks Ike - most sober,
pious female Of about forty-iivc. He
wears p%eiticoa,~ and boomers. Where
he sleeps aud w,ii nc r4sis | have not
the least idea. III se'> - hit dollars n
month. linds him self. an. 1, the most
devoted and useful creature you ever
saw, but rs queer an old woman as
over lived.
have been looking ut Huri, who is
squatted on the ground in the s~un,just
outside my door. as | am writing. He
wears a gold aud purple turban. The
poor fellow was upset in q rickety cab
last week after he had left me at the
station. aud says his bones are bent;
but he has been carefully examined.
and we can lind no harm. He always
sleeps just outside my door at night.
Last night l heard the jackals when I
went to bed, and was quite surprised
to lind the whole Of Huri in my rooms
when l woke up this morning. wish
I could bring him home.-Iadia Letter
TO the Century.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
UNFORTUNATE MORALITY.
ne Loot Money because lie Didn't Dare
60 Tell a Lie.

Our trunks had been burned with
the ear, says n writer in the Detroit
Free Press, and when we got to CiDcin-
natl al official of the railroad company
desired each one Of us 10 give him our
statement of loss. A tall and solemn
looking young man came TO me as /
was figuring away and wanted to know
what sun ! wss going to name.
"Well, / think my loss is ut least
$780," | replied. "Was your trunk
burned. toop'
Eyes"
SCOT your loss figured up?"
"Not yet, and / wanted to ask YOU
about 1t. Can talk to you in con-
fdence?"
"Oh, yes"
"Well. 1 don't suppose my things
were actually worth over sl2. but"
"BGt you'd like 10 get $50?'
That's it exactly. The railroad
folks seem willing TO pay whatever is
asked"
"Well, then. why not make IL $50?"
"Wouldn't it be chcatingp"
"That's a matter YOU must settle
with your own conscience"
"Ycs. know it is. and gaul darn my
buttons il | don't hope that somebody
will kick me all over this town"
"Why, what's The matter?'
matter! Why, instead of being
ready to scoop The railroad out OF SAT
or $50 I've got TO take SO or $l2! Eve
been studying to be n preacher for thu
last six months, and bless ms old hat
il dast tell 'em n lie. That's allus the
way Of il. I'm never fixed 10 hit any
thing good which m along"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
The STR sfence,

Against i'll health, debility and nervous
ness Is to promote digestion, activity OF
the liver and regularity OF the bowels
with the Incompatible Alternative and
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a
medicine without IA draw back, safe and
thorough, and having the highest pro-
fessional sanction. IL promotes an ade-
quate secretion OF the gastric juices that
net a. solvents OF the food, and insures its
conversion into rich, nourishing bio I'd,
which never fails TO honor the drafts for
strength made upon 1t by the rest Of the
system. AS a laxative of the bowels IL is
natural and gentle in operation, but at
the same time effective. BY directing the
bale into It's proper channel IL remove
the many and harassing symptoms OF
liver complaint Heartburn, nausea, sick
headaches, nervousness, rheumatism, ma
laria and kidney trouble are remedied
by il.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

Ladies, use DIR. LaTue's Periodical Pills, from
Paris. France. Established 10 Europe. 1870; United
States, 1881 Cures ell impressions. Irregularities
and monthly derangcnents. safe, harmless, reliable.
They positively must not be taken during pregnancy.
Many Of the Ills TO which ladies are subject are the
direct results OF Irregular menstruatlon. Continued
monthly suppression. result ia blood poisoning and
quic { consumption a. . package or 8 for o., per mai
IN plain sea ed envelope on receipt OF price. The Ia
Rue hemical Co. prOprletors. The genuine pill 30 Z
by sed svick q Grady. Sioux city. la. Wholesale and
retail agents.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

can't see why bread should 70
main - the same price when wheat
and dour have como down So" mi
dear boy. the main things in bread
are water and mir. Neither one Is q
cent cheaper than it was at the close
OF the war; Indianapolis Journal
Watts-My wife wanted me to q
you why your wife had not been Q
to see her for 9 long. Potts-Oh.
hasn't time. The woman next doot
us Is applying for a divorce and
aud my wite put Ia ali the time q
snx aIput u = lHdionGpolis Jowsnal
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

Flower

"Ihavebecn afflicted with bilious
ressand constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, bat TO no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira-
ton in which hold it. Ithas given
me a new lease of life, which before
was a burden. It's good qualities
and wonderful merits should bemade
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." JESSE
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas.9
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
When Nature

Needs assistance ii may be best TO render
1t promptly, but one should remember TO
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
cnmnany.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

The museum OF antiquities at Drss-
den has come into possession OF an in
teresting marble relief from Rome,
which represents an ancient butcher
shop. Of obloug shape, and divided by
a nillar into two equal PARTS.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

Vienna is the greatest place formeer-
schaum carving, which has attained a
very high artistic development. The
raw material comes in such odd shapes
that much skill is exercised in obtain
ing from each piece a pipe that shall be
as large and well shaped as possible.
The rough block is first soaked in water
TO make it soft, when it can be cut as
readily as cheese. After the carving is
completed the final polishing is done
by women with fine sandpaper and a
kidd of rrass.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

The universities and colleges OF this
country have ss,r?5,3si worth OF scientific
apparatus and appliances; their grounds
and buildings are worth ga. 250,F IA, and
they have ga, 010, AIS in productive funds.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
Had - Wave Kim.
Too Quiet.

Nisltor-How do you like your new
n~eighbors?
Little Boy-I don't like them at all
They're too quiet.
Nisltor-Too quiet?
Little Boy-Yes'm. Mamma makes
me keep still all the time, so she car
hear what they're doing.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

u. j. CHENEY 81 co, Toledo, O., pro-
prietors of Halls Catarrh Cure, offer 800
reward for any ease OF catarrh hat IN
not oe cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for testimonials free. Sold
by druggists, 7ac.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
The Ovunmer's Adv &c.

First Passenger ION railroad)-Trav
ing man, eh? Familiar with Boom
City, / presume?
Drummer-Yessiree Take IL in or
every trip.
Glad TO hear it. | have never bee n
there. What hotel would you advise
me 10 stop at?
The Boomton house.
Do you always 20 there?
No. ! have never stopped at that ho-
tel. But I've been 70 all the rest.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

Over so per cent of the shipping of the
world is built on the British isles. and
nearly one half OF this on the Clyde.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
FRstLovs.

fouth-Are you sure you love me?
Sweet Maid-I know | do Why. if
you didn't use tobacco. | should like
your kisses almost as well as the kisses
of my girl chums at school.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

In 1899 there were 1885 vessels of all
kinds built in the United States with an
estimate tonnage of 1853, OOO,U0O.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

The life saving service on the British
coast was established in So. and has
been the means of saving 34,043 lives.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
SouYanir Coins.

Those beautiful silver CONS provided by
special act of congress TO commemorate
the great Columbian anniversary EXPOSE
ton nay be had at the regular price of 81
by sending postal note for that sum to
The DAILY TRIBUNE. Sioux City, Ia.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

dy Raven, in her trailing black silk, left
the room.
Miss Worthington buried her face In her
hands, and underwent an agony Of pain
greater than she thought she could bear;
but she kept up brayely, and hid her feel
ings In the depths OF her own heart.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

The longest artificial water course In
the world is the Bengal canal, 900 miles
the next Is the Erie, 1903. Each cost nearly
$l0, 0OO, 600.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

Friend-Do much fishing this sum
mer?
Honect Boy-Lots of il.
FrieDd-Catch many?
Honest Boy-Um-I didn't fish for
fish. / just fshed for fun.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

k7y-n will be 20 your Interest when
10 advertisers to say you saw this
advertisement In this paper.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

sntion, send for Inventors Guide. or How to6et
Patent. PAvnicK 0'FARAEzI. Washington. u. @.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
~Erysipslas in my Face

And head had long troubled me. I became
ne lrly bind and my hair AL cams out. / doe.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28

The SIOUX CITY PRINTING Co.
Sioux CITY iowa
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1x ruE s,rrn1oa corarorrn1a

IS THE SUPERIOR COURT o. 49,
i OF Washington for the c0unsy = d1@
matter of the assignment Of 0eeeYe - "a
tnsoivent debtor. >oitcs 10 efe0ueso- =
Sou are hefeny notified fhas -
OF tho STATE u Washington. ~
King. has made an ORDER IN see -.
sixnment Of Georrs W. Edmsoo T
Court. directing the elsrk OF 80
meeting Of the creditors OF sasd ~
0sorge W. Edmu1ds. 90 choose e
s'gnses o! the estate Of the sald dr.
J. T. scoones. the assignee nsmse = 49,
assignment -
And you are further notsAe1 thas = ~
Ing has been called and viii ~ -.
o: the ciefS o. said court, q ths Hss
city Of seattle. on The 9Th DAY So
7. W. 0Oabo
by II. IT, SMITH. Deputy CiefG
1o;he creditors Of q. w. kdmves A1
paiei a. seattle. Wash. this lsse
1893 2ainl1
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LEGAL NOTICES


TINTED STATES MAR4MALz
u Of seizure District court Of ~ u
district Of Washington. Northern ~
Whereas, q libel has been MED =
Titled cour, by the t,ofdon Haf4W
against the aioop Nayf,owef, her til
and furniture, alleging In suosean
sloop IA indebted to said fibeitaet =
e97. S3 Tor stores furnished. sud peogs
process Of said court. Now. ehese
ance OF . monition issued ous of ~ -
directed. i have attached SAID NO.
give pubic notice 70 all persons ca
or knowing or having anythsn9 -
same should not De condemns -
to prayer OF said libel that shey -
before said court vt the city o. 49,
day OF June. 1898. at 10 O'Clock = -
then and there 10 infsrpose their c. -! s
their alleg attoas In thai behsil- -
THOs. az. BHOWy, Untted 1o9s Il u!
by KIcHARp BRADLEy, Depufy ~
TURNER 4 NcGurSAxos. 70 !z Y.
liant
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sorrcx 70 CONTAGIOUS.

-
To CoNTRACrORS-SEALE PkOfOSALS
vii be received rp TO IL O'Clock moan. NAY -.
1888. for Clearing. grading aud ortdetne 80 mhes
81 road. more or less the Washington SOM aetu
railway, commencing NJ . point known - Aifos
switch. near shelton. Mason cosn.y. WASH anu
Running westerly along Gosdseo-o creek follow
sES the line established by the recent survey
thereof. to . Junction wisS the present main ine
CT said W ashiug.os >ouiheYR railway -
Also separate sealed proposals. wiu ne secesssu
upto IL o'clock noon. Siay 50. 1885. NOT the Gear
Ing grading and bridging OF the irss 5000 fses o.
sie above line of road
The undersigned reserves the right TO feaecs any
and ali bids offered Eesore any proposal Will De
accepted good and sufficient hoods Will BE- re-
qafre. for the performances Of said work according
TO p.csacAfious and Contract
Profile and specifications can be seen At room
$50 Burke block. ak rooms 6i-62 SsAfr- boyd
block. seattle. Wash
Dated May IS. 1879
NYOrICE-YoJ WILL SAVE TINE AND
messed brcx ierrs Gotta cclor,. etc, from
a lila & ssoner. 50 BURKE building seattle
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DxArns AsD yUxExAE&

CARpfFg-At Kinss.on. Tuesday. May ~. 1893
~ y. Casdsa. ef hsasf disease
The sunsrni services VII, be held - KINGSTON
shis morning n IL s'ciocx. Rev. r. T. Dunlap ON
css1in%
YELT0S-Ths funsrai services o. W y fedfon
,rs - he'd this morning ~ ~ O'Clock - us
Unlon street. Inssrraens ~ Laxs View Gene
tsry.
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HASrsD-xEAL xsxlrE.


yNANTED-TO BUY Lot CLOSE IN FOR
Fash price. Address L. H.. Post Intelligence.
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NOTICE or SHERIFF. 49, 49, :

~-or,er ov surErrva sALE-l2
~ superior court Of the sixse = Ww.s-ssI I'll
tho couaty of kins-Ada y. Btu 49, r J.
J Anderson, Lester Turner. 49,
fo,fio1is and " levy: co. psrs1sass. - r
name and style Of A. fostiouts . - g
No 10 s6i- - - r Z
Inter and by virtue Of N e.! ~ So
special execution issued cnt % - ~ oG1
court. ia the spove-ensiiied - 49, - ~
Tecfca and delivered. have dny 49, r. f.
selyss. ,u -xsru,tou the fcitowtne
property, situated tn sssa NM
wit: -. - II
10: two f2I. In block sevenay s.ss4Is
man Park addition 90 tse eis! = s.
TO the daily recorded ptss thssye - -
Notice Is Therefore HEREBY ~ ~ -
the 18Th s.ay of May, leo4 T1f1
o'esocx a ns Of said day. = ~ .ssr e -
eoarthoos~. In the city y S-s-T1ellG g15
public snction 20 'ns hssn as u,C1Sf-9 EN-, -
Dated this the 18Th day os ~ IL
NOTICE OF sHERfFH-s saL y 49,
~ perior court of tn 49, ~
ne esiasy % h," aass~ wsslhes1A
doiag business under shf ~. =. n ~ 4 49, "
Woo.inon<e Bros. piAi1uuM xs~ ~ .!..<
ard D. r. wnserhgase. 1ssen ~ r.
Cnter and ~ sutse ccua =
isss.-ei oss, Of the above neszsss. -
s,,stSss &C. I'm and 10 me GsesS.s1 r - =
I have daily !sssed upon ~ 49, n r. 2lIat2
ssrss, Of tas Gefess.snss 80 -. SaSG]
Ell .r a them. in aud 70 ~ ssS - u n
reai property. s.iasssc ~
tUNsts -anNnhon ~
seattle: los. ! and 2. bioes
addition 30 ,se city Of 49, r. 3 s7 p
sssock 5S. HsniiBsson FnsA - -
Wash - I..3S
; oslee - tnsretcse p -
the 18TH dsy OF MAJ - ~
couYshou =. la tho eisy . 22z
COUNTY. ~1li sell The d
~ public auction 10 ~ m V60
bs,sd ,hls ms lssA ~ =
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FRENCH TAUGHT AT PUPILS RESI-
Il dence: 80 cents per lesson: reduced terms for
two or more pupila Address French. Post lntelii.
ge5cer.
THE SEATTLE SHORTHAND AND TYPE
L writing Institute Mrs. Leo principal. Thor
ongh AMI practical training for law AID corre-
spoaGence. Top floor Occidental block
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NOTICE-ROGER PATTERSON. son OF
~ John Patterson. of Duawich. In the county
OF E!gin and province OF Oatario farmer IL he
ifsved TO have removed To the state OF Washing.
ton lie VIII near Of something 70 his advantage
ny writing 70 James ~. Coyns. Barrieser. ST
1homaa Ontario
Dated Aprit 10. 1893.
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IOR SALE-oEE OF THE BEST PAVING 80
Il room lodging houses in seattle; exec lent foca-
ion. reasonable rent: rooms occupied
nv steady roonsers and paying good prices: poor
health reason for selling: LIBERAL terms part casa
and part real tate other securities For par-
tcaiars call on II. r. Thumm roam g. Bailey bldg
GENTS MAKE MONEY SELLING THE
~ Aluminium Flexible shoe Sole: send $i for
sample ana secure territory. f. a. Nickersos. F.
q Box SAL
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MARxIA0 Es.

eHAw-wATsoy Al tbs Mansa. Victoria =.
G.. by the REV. DR. csmpoesl, % MAJ 1873.
81 seAtsse
pnoT-wEsTAwAY-Y In Seattle. ~ Justice wst
Ham Caldwell Wednesday,. May IL. sss3s
Geogxe Kont 81 Seattle. And Miss May wesse
wsy. Of stockton. Cal
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SorrcE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.


CTOCKHOLDERS MEETtNG-OFsICE OF
gwen that regular annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the Rainy Mining Company viii b
held Sc the Rainier hotel seattle. Wash.. 81
O'Clock In the ~ esnoon Of the 9Th day Of June.
1894 that being the nrst Tuesday tn Juno. The
stock transfer books viii be closed nom NAV ~
until June Z. CHARLES =. RAND. Secy.
Seattle. Wash. Nay IL. 1898.
CruCKHoLpERs' MEETING-OFFIcE OF
- the Monte Cristo NininS Company. Notice IL
hereby given that the REGULAR annual meeting Of
The stock holders o. the Monte Cristo Mining Com
pany will be held ~ tho Rainier hotel seattle,
wash. 1T IL O'Clock noon. on he 9TH day OF June.
lSy2 that being the first Tuesday In June. The
stock transfer books Will b closed from May "a
until June z. cHARLkS f. RAND, Sec'y
seattle. wash May IA. 1898
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AIDES. CnieHEsTERs ENGLISH pxN-
hysgyA fi.ss snisEio5d oyAadi are sh- best
rA" fehAtssss take s6 other axfs1 4c fxtaups1
fcs sasiscalars .-kssssf for LADIES' in lss.sr by
sssa,n mai - dfssgssA CAtchssass CAemica,
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WASYED-BOARD.

WANTED-YOCy8 LADY WANTS ROOM
W and board In private family In central socar
Ton for s25 per month: references exchanged
Miss W.. r. u BOX ll72. city.
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ftoAL AND WOOD EFg,tykRED PROMPTLY
" by t,~oTxe r. Hall. kt-g and Com mere Al
sssees: Newcastle sGd fsaaxita coal aad scrssa-
inSA Tesephoss 73x
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ENGHNEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPAyY-EN-
- gEeers and contractors for bridges OF every de-
scription; wharf building. pie driving, dredging
anc eel shovel excayatng: plans and epecifica-
lions furnished apple alton: correspondence
licfted. ONCE. 52V-S23 Seattle National Bank
building, Seattle, Wash
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-31
LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

j. ID. Pitman has just returned from
Cincinnati.
Sells * Reniro's circus are putting
up posters and will exhibit here shortly.
Business is dull aud il the weather
was little warmer it would be good
time for fishing
Uncle Joshua Potter, OF colo-, who
has been out West for several years, re-
turned Tuesday and says there is no
no place like old Laurel.
Mrs. Nora Hays, nee Lovelace, OF
Indiana, is on visit to homefolks here.
Jailer Lowell is very sick. Gran John.
son is suffering with carbuncle. Geo.
Mason is better.
j. T. Brown is erecting commodi.
our sheet iron ware house back of his
store. Blacksmith Jerry Stringer is
building large shop in the rear OF the
Thompson property.
w. ii. HAYWARD and wife arrived on
Tuesday evening. from their wedding
tour in the South. 4. b. Brown, our
circuit clerk, was in Stanford and Lam
caster Tuesday. The infant OF Henry
Thompson is very sick and not expected
to live. Mr.. Nc. Fitzgerald's little girl
is quite i'll.
The supervisors of tax are through
with their work after increasing amount
OF taxable property about $685. 900. They
were at work II days and the amount
the State will have to pay them is $l96.
The amount OF revenue this will bring
to the State is about $3.50. This is a good
institution indeed
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LIBERTY.

Suffering from the dregs Of a regular
Texas chill to day, will account for the
insipidness of your correspondents let
ter.
The recapitulation OF the assessors
books for Casey county was sent by
County Clerk G.. A. Prewitt to the aud 70
itor on the oath inst. Who is ahead OF
him?
Since my last report marriage licens.
Is have been issued TO Henry Salliers, of
Humphrey, and Mics Mary Eliza Trus-
ty, Of Fishing Creek; also TO w. G.. Weth-
ington aud Miss Susan +. Wellington,
both OF Ca'ey's Greek.
We once more call the attention of
the readers OF the JOURNAL to the fact
that next Monday, April 3. is the first
day OF the first term OF the Casey circuit
courtp under the new constitution and a
large crowd is expected on that day to
see how the machinery works.
On the eth, Frank Frederick was
tried in Judge Myers court before ju-
ny de idiota inquirendo our informant
is responsible for the terml and
Was found non compos mentis and start
ell to the Anchorage Asvlum with Dep
uty Sheriff Dye.
BY reason of the many exemptions
under the new constitution, the levy OF
the last October fiscal court for this coun-
ty WAS not sufficient to meet expenses;
therefore, on Monday, 9th, it being
county court day, it was decided to hold
Especial term, composed.of the county
Judge and magistrates, on Saturday,
April list, to devise ways and means to
meet the deficiency.
Mrs Bette Hoskins and; Miss Jen-
ME Ellis, OF Rolling Fork, have just re-
turned home, after an extended visit to
Mrs. DoI!ie Prewitt and Ms. Melissa
Adams. Mrs. Adams reports having
fine time with them angling after the
tinny tribe, Notwithstanding the incleD-
ency OF the weather part OF the time,
during their visit Miss Julia Myers, OF
Carpenters Creek, after weeks visit to
her brother. Judge WIN. NJ. Myers. has
returned home.
We are happy to state that Marion
h. Humphrey, who has been a bad Grip
Pile Tor more than year AID had some
OF the best surgeons in the t. 5 treating
his injured leg, has lately indicated Il
marked improvement in his condition.
In the past week he has made several
pedestrian excursions to the county
judges residence. and almost forgot that
he had to use crutches. lie has also
lately taken several flying trips up Car
penter's Creek, with the plausible ex.
cuse that he was visiting his uncle, Dav-
i'll Humphrey. Sometimes certain at
fractions are more efIicacious in healing
the lame, the halt and the sick than
nauseous drugs, or the assistance of Il
| surgeon.