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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH. THE
savannah Trunk Factory; they Viii send
FOR your old trunk or valise. and have
% thoroughly repaired In short order and
at very reasonable prices.
NO MEAT is GOOD THAT Is NOT
kept In a cold storage this hot weather.
The Palace Market. corner Price and
Gordon. Is well equipped Tor this pur-
pose.
ONLY CANDY MADE FRESH EVERY
day is good during the hot weather; you
Will md this kind al the Savannah Com
fcctionery Depot 4lls Bull. Elegant mixed
candies. 25c per pound; broken candy, LOG
per pound.
ARE YOU READY TO GET YOUR PIC
mic basket hlled2 There's no better place
than at either of our two stores. Mastick
& Remler, Liberty and DraytOn and Har-
ris and Price streets.
WINDOW SHADES, A LARGE AND
varied assortment; refrigerators. oak and
walnut dining tables and chairs. Bar
bour 4 Co, 192 Broughton street.
NO TIME LOST; oKARNIA WILL RE-
pair your shoes IN few minutes while
you wait he Keeps a fun force OF the
best workmen, and only uses the finess
leather.
DOES YOUR ROOF NEED PAINT
ingR IT so, let me do II for you. Il. 9.
Pacetti, a Whitaker street.
ARE you GOING TO PAINT THIS
summer or renovate your house? IL 20
We can do II and at prices that win as-
tonish you; drop us postal and we viii
send a representative to confer with You.
Broughton Bros.
CANNED GOODS AND CRACKERS
OF all kinds: suitable and seasonable deli
caeies for picnics at our two stores. Mas
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Harris and Price streets.
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FURNITURE STORED AT REASON
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IL YOU WANT STOVE OR FURNT-
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a NICE ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES.
Japanese rugs, window shades, trunks,
lounges; in fact, anything in furniture, at
Barbour & Co, 1872 Broughton street
THE ENTELMAN co WOULD BF1
pleased to furnish shippers with all bar
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this season; our packages are of uniform
size; a standard barrel; buyers will app
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comparing returns from shipments in Sec
ond-hand packages with those where our
barrels are used.
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TAKE STEAMER FLORA FOR WILL
mington Island; fare for round trip, in
Guiding street car fare 10 cents Tickets
Tor sale by conductors of Broughton
street cars
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THAT'S A CORKER;" Csc FOR SOLID
silver thimble $3.50 for the best gold
filled watch in the country; how it is
done, come and see in my window. Fee
geas, the reliable jeweleT s19S Broughton;
cash given for old gold and silver
STEAMER FLORA RIMS TO WILL
mington Island, leaving seven and seven;
good opportunity for a good nights rest.
Cheap rate. j. G. Toshachs
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ALL KINDS OF TIN WORK, TIN
roofing and galvanized iron cornices. L.
c. Pacetti, A Whitaker street.
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AWNINGS MADE IN BEST STYLE,
satisfaction guaranteed. The Miller Com
pany.
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TEN CASES SUNBEAM CORN, BEST
made, $3.50 per dozen, at Pulaski Grocery
Company, r. u. King Manager
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TRY MENTHOLENE FOR THE
painless extraction of teeth; it is perfect
~ safe, even for those affected with heart
disease, weak lungs or nervous derange-
ment. DR.. Buchanan, 135 Congress street
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TO INSURE GETTING TIRES IN
healthy meat leave your orders with j.
II. Baker; he will send you no other
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FURNITURE CAREFULLY PACKED
for shipment; renovated or stored al
reasonable rates. Barbour g. Co., 1872
Broughton street.
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FIVE CASES GOLD DUST WASHING
powder at is cents package, at Pulaski
Grocery Company, T. B. King, Manager.
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ALL THIS WEEK, FINE SELEC-
tlons Of choice beef, veal, mutton, spring
lamb. etc. at j. n. Bakers. stall sc.
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PARLOR SUITS CHEAP: WE VIII
close out our livestock very cheap. The
Miller Company. st.Ec5 f44
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NOW is THE TIME TO PAINT AND
brighten up your property; get Brough-
ton Bros. to give you an estimate for
painting. paper- hanging. kalsomimng. etc.
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ALL STYLES, ALL COLORS, ALL
sizes of hand bags and sachels at the Sa-
vannah Trunk FACTORY, Broughton street.
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FURNITURE STORED AT REASON.
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FIFTY PAIRS or $500 AND $3.50
shoes at Okarma's, now being sold for
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WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER, WALL.
paper; a magnificent. large and wei-se-
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SLEEP, THE GREAT NURSE OF MA
lure; feathers steamed, mattresses thor
oughly renovated, baby carriages a spe-
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work, lowe prices. Fox's, Whitaker
street, corner Hull
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SEE THAT YOUR TRUNKS OR VA
Uses are In good shape before leaving
town for the summer. The Savannah
Trunk Factory is the place TO have them
FqpatFed
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SLATE ROOFS MADE OR REPAIRED
I'm the best manner. Il. G. Pacetti, A
whitaker street
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AGENTS, TO SELL OR USE OUR
practical gold, silver, nickle and copper
electro platers, plates all metal goods.
Price from SO upwards; salary and ex-
penses paid; outfit free. Address, with 2
cent stamp, Michigan Manufacturing
Company, Chicago.
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GOLD OR SILVER: MAKES NO DIFF
ference If you buy Of Barbour & Co.;
ono of those nice lace nets, mosquito
nets or canopies: the best in town; at the
lowest prices. 1872 Broughton street.
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MATTRESSES MADE OR REMOVAL
ted quickly and cheaply by a. S. Griffin,
1Sf BroughtOn.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-21
COUNTY NEWS.
FIR additional County Netrs see other pages

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 1916
of the fI6 post-o6ices in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
Icai; IS not The only paper printed in
Honcock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, bit it is the only paper that can prop
erlu be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
ton of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hnrbor Records summer list, is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
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West sullivan.
Good granite shipments this fall.
A barber shop will soon be opened
here.
Mrs, a. S. Chase, of Bar EIarbor, visited
in town last week.
School commenced Monday after a
vacation of two weeks.
J. II. Crabtree has opened a jewelry
store at Austin Havey's residence.
Homer Cook died Monday evening,
Nov II, after brief illness. Although
he had been failing in health for. some
time, his sudden death was shock to
his friends. He was a man of excellent
morals aud had many warm friends. His
bereaved wife has the deepest sympathy
of the community in this her third be-
reavement within year, having in that
short time lost her father and only
brother. He leaves also a little son, a
mother and two sisters.
Nov. IS. G..
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Morgan's Bay.
Mrs. S. w. Cousins returned home from
Boston, Saturday.
Quite a number of young folks attended
dance at Mrs. Lucy Herrick's, Monday
night, They report fine time.
Schooner "Gold Hunter" sailed Thurs
day for Rockland with hoop-poles. She
will then go to Bangor for lumber for
Contractor Butler, of Bluehill.
Nov 49, KIT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-21

East LamOine.
Clarence DesIse arrived home last
week from Augusta where he has been
employed during the past year.
Miss Edwards, the evangelist, who has
been holding a series of meetings at La
moline for the past two weeks, held
meeting here at the school-house Thurs
day evening.
School closed Friday, Nov. 4. The pu
pills who were not absent during the term
were Ralph Bennett, Harry Bennett,
Frank Bennett, Ruby Hodgkns, Morris
Hodgkins and George Deslsle.
Nov. 10. H.
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West fremont.

West fremont.
School closed Oct. 25. 1t has been
taught by Miss Marietta Stanley, of Man
set. Her pleasant, genial manner won
the love and esteem of her scholars,
and a very profitable term was the result
Miss Stanley goes at once to the Gorham
normal school and will graduate next
June.
Nov. II. LEN.
Sedgwic(.
Rev. Mr.. Drew commenced his pastor
ate here Sunday.
w. H. Wilson has gone to Boston,
where Re viii he employed this winter.
L. 7. Carter left for Bar Harbor on the
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North Brooksville.
Resolutions OF RESPECT.

Whereas, 1t has pleased God in His
allwise providence to remove from our
presence our beloved brother, J. Wesley
Jones, whose sudden death has cast a
deep gloom over Rainbow grange, of
which he was a respected member, there
fore be it
Resolred, That while we mourn our
loss, we bow in humble submission to His
divine will.
Pesolred, That this grange extend its
kindest sympathy to the bereaved wife
and friends, and bid them take consola-
ton from the promise that we can go to
him, although he can not return to us.
Resolred, That our charter be draped
in mourning for period of thirty days,
that these resolutions be entered on the
record of our order, copy be sent to the
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''Some folks maintain" remarked Bass
between puffs, "that in the next world
we shall follow the same occupations as
in this" "And in this world" said Mrs.
B.. Myou are smoking ineessantlY.o
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tiOuIdsbOrO.

GouIdsboro.
The ice-cream sociable at the Baptist
church Saturday night, Nov. 9, was well
attended.
A grist mill has been set up by Everett
Guptill on the first floor of William Cup
till's wool carding establishment.
George Whitaker has been having his
dwelling renovated and painted, which
greatly adds to the appearance of the
place. .
Nov. u. p.
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Frank JONES'" Wednesday. He is much
improved in health.
There was "Bible day" concert at the
Baptist church, Sunday, under the direc-
ton of Deacon William n. Means, super
intendent.
Nov 49, G.
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Sound.
f. G. Abbott, of West Sullivan, was in
town last week.
Eva Higgins has gone to Southwest
Harbor to work.
Harvey Perkins, wife and child re-
turned home Tuesday.
Gerald Richardson arrived home last
week from Seal lIarbor.
Charles Tracey and wife have returned
from West Sullivan where Mr.. Tracey has
been employed this summer.
Robert, Clarence and Sidney Higgins
have gone to Portland in the schooner
Emma Capt. w. Littlejohn.
Juvenile Temple Watchtower installed
officers as follows: c. r., Harry Bor-
deaux; p. c. T., Clifford Norwood sec,
Hattie Higgins; chap, Alice Blake; treas,
Ruby Higgins; V. T., Lizzie Gray; NJ,
Nathan Gray; d. NJ, Harold Higgins; A.
s., Mile Wasgatt; f. s., Colby Gray;
guard, Noreva Higgins; SEN, OIevia IIig-
gins.
Hillside lodge, l. o. of G.. T., installed
the following officers for the ensuing
quarter: CT, p. Higgins; V. T., Geneva
Sargent; p. c. T., Charles Bordeaux;
chap, II. II. Young; sec, Sadie Nicker-
son; A. s., Florence Blake; NJ, Edwin
Langley; d. NJ, Stella Dutton; treas,
Melissa Richardson; guard, julia Rich
ardson; SEN, Claude Murphy; treas. Julia
Higgins.
Nov Is. Il
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Franklin Road.
Elmer Kingman was in Bar Harbor
Saturday.
Mrs. John Mckay and Lena McFar-
la1d went to Bangor Saturday.
School commenced Monday, Victory
Milliken, of West Hancock, teacher.
Miss Matte Stewart came home from
Bar Harbor Saturday, returning Monday
Walter Clark, of Monroe, visited Mr..
kingman last week. He expects to teach
here.
George Stewart returned home from
Aroostook last week, bringing with
him deer.
Frank Remission, station agent at Gull
ford, and Fred Martin, of West Franklin,
spent Sunday in town.
Nov IS. X.
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Winter IIarbor.


Quarterly meeting of the Baptlsts will
be held here Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. C. II. Preble, of Sullivan, has be en-
visiting friends and relatives here.
Another town meeting was called Fri
day on business regarding the new road.
The new sound proof booth recently put
in the telephone office, is great conven-
fence.
The marriage of Myra Newman and
Forest Coffin takes place at the Baptist
church Tuesday forenoon, Nov 10.
The funeral of John Henry Hamilton,
who died very suddenly, was held at
Prospect iarbor, Nov. 10, Rev. Mr..
Wicl<off of Bar Harbor, officiating. Mr.
Hamilton leaves large family of chill
dren-Mrs. Charles Grover and Mrs. John
Foss, of this village, Mrs. John Cole, and
two daughters and three sons of Prospect
Harbor.
Nov. Is. 5.
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The oil market is again excited and the prices
are advancing. The trust gives no information
and there is no way of telling how high the
price will be forced.
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North Lamoine.
Miss Emma Austin is teaching at Pc
nobscot.
Hoyt and Herman Austin, who have
been making their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Austin, short visit, have re-
turned to their home in Ellsworth
p. \. Gross, wife and son Harry, who
were called here on Thursday by the
death of Mrs Gross mother, Mrs. Lucena
Perkins. returned to their home in Au
gusta Saturday.
Our community was shocked last week
on hearing of the sudden death of Mrs.
Luccna Perkins, which occurred on
Thursday morning, Nov II, after short
but distressing illness, lasting about
thirty hours, when death came to her re-
lief. On the day previous to her illness
she went about and seemed in her usual
health, and her daughter, Mrs. Lucy
GRAY, with " HON she lived, as well as her
other friends, was wholly unprepared
for so sad and sudden change. All was
done that medical aid and loving hands
could do for her relief, but to no avail, as
the deaf h angel was calling and bidding
her come up higher" She will be
greatly missed i'll the community as well
as in her home, as she had a kind heart
and sympat hetic nature, and was ever
ready to give her help and sympathy to
the call of suffering humanity; never
thinking of herself or her own intirmities
as long as she could render assistance to
her fellow creatures. She trusted in
Jesus as her saviour, and her friends
have the consolation of feeling that she
has entered into that rest that remaineth
to the people of God" Funeral services
were held at the church OH Friday after
noon Beautiful floral offerings We're
brought, and the pastor, Rev. l.. NJ, Bos-
worth, spoke comforting words from
\ Psalms III .; ''He siveth his beloved
sleep" She leaves one son and three
daughters to mourn her loss.
Nov. 49, y.
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daughter Margaret, while she joins her
husband, Capt. Devereaux, on a voyage
from New York to Mexico.
Nov. IS. CYGNET.

Sdpl. beNefeduA, oli u NoSdSe
from New York to Mexico.
/ Nov. Is. CYGNET.
Great Pond.
Mr.. Wallace, of New Jersey, is the guest
Of the Misses Laughlin.
John Akarman, of Worcester, Mass.
recently sent to J. F. Haynes a calf said
to be Of q valuable breed.
Fred Collar, of Beachmont, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, James Collar, He is
accompanied by his friend, Mr.. Callahan.
School closed Saturday, after a term of
eleven weeks under the efficient manage
ment of +. l.. Tozier. 1t is Mr.. Tozier's
second term here, but the pupils hope it
will not be his last.
Nov 10. FLossIE.
Miss Alta Laughlin has returned to
Massachusetts.
The new stage driver on this end of the
route, Mr.. Garland. has moved his family
here.
Mrs a. b. Haynes spent a part of the
week with her sister, Mrs. Mace, OF
Aurora.
The work on the Partridge Brook dam
has been completed, and the crew came
out Friday.
Leonard Williams, of Clifton, is the
guest of james Collar. He will return
home to-day.
j. X. Shuman and wife, and Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Collar are attending the F. b..
quarterly meeting at Hancock.
The supper at the hall last night was
given by he Misses Shuman, Lyman and
Collar. Proceeds for church fund.
Edgar Mclnineh, who has been en-
ployed by Rodericll Mcdonald, was
brought out of the woods i'll, Saturday
night.
Miss Bessie Williams, who has been
teaching in Holden, is spending short
vacat ion at home. She will return to
Holden the last of the week.
The sewing society, after long vaca-
ton, met at the home of Mrs. Fred Will
Jams Nov. s. 1t will be entertained by
Mrs. John Laughlin next week.
Nov. L. FLosSIE.
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Country Produce.

Beans.
Improved yellow Eye, per bush......3 30 1900
Peas:
Improved, per bu (seed)....... 30
Butter.
Creamery per b.... 80
Cheese.
Best factory (new) per t.....................15
Best dairy (new).. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Dutch (lmported)..... ....................l.l0
Eggs.
Fresh laid, per doz.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .2S 80
Hay.
Best loose, per ton. .........,..........l0 a II
lpaltu IA q 10
Straw.
lsnlen. 10 q T.
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WIZ You Want
s. l.. LORD 4 co.

cried the man who
"Calm YOURSELF" said
81 don t need any as
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"Help! Help!9
we being robbed.
the highwayman.
sistance."
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Hancock.
Miss Nellie Hutchins is with her aunt,
Mrs j. y. stratton.
With unconcealed pleasure the citizens
of our town look upon he improvements
which are being made by J. f. Bowden
on the almost unfat homable bitches of
the public highway in front of his resi-
dence. The street light he provided some
time ago has proved a blessing.
Hancock Pomona grange met with Pa
moa grange, Wednesday, November 6.
The day was perfect and everything went
merry as a marriage bell The meeting
was called to order by w. NJ. Doherty, of
Penobscot The address of welcome was
by Miss Abbott, of Hancock, to which
response was given by Ralph Young, of
Iamoine. Then followed business until
the dinner hour. In the afternoon the
fifth degree was conferred upon several
candidates. The question: "Shall we
raise one article of produce upon our
farms or shall we raise variety?" was
earnestly discussed. Then followed the
question: "Who has done more work in
the oranges OF our county, brothers or
sisters?" This gave rise to much ami
mated discussion. Music was furnished
by the grange choir, readings by Mrs.
J. +. Bowden and OF hers. In the evening
the doors were thrown open to the pub
lie and a pleasing programme was pre-
scented by the Willing Workers.
NOV. IL. NJ.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 2S, "Our
Folks" will be in the town hall at the
Corner. \. NJ. Mattocks, the talented
young tenor from the East Maine Con-
ference seminary qua,tet, will sing.
Schools in town began Monday, Nov.
IS, with the following teachers; MARI
boro, d. b. Alley; Hancock Point, f. n.
Hodgk ins; Mt. Desert Ferry, w. P. Clark;
Falls c. b. Young; Corner, y. L. Young;
Union, Miss Victory Milliken; MeFar-
lands Hill, Herbert Moore.
A. b. Crabtree has made extensive i'm
provements on his house. An addition
of several feet has been built, i'll which
has been placed a handsome bath room.
A new dining room has also been built,
which is a model of beauty, the walls be-
ing wainscoted to a considerable height,
and above this is a heavy pane!ling. Hot
and cold water has been conducted to all
the sleeping rooms. Much creait is due
to the thorough workmanship OF j. n.
Stratton and Lewis Jordan who have
done the carpenter and cabinet work.
Nov. IS. Nj.
East Franklin.
Carrie BIaisdell has returned from
Lewiston.
Mis-. Abbie Smith died Sunday, Nov. 10,
after long illness.
We were glad to see the Shore Line
railroad men in town.
Mrs. F. b. Patten IS visiting relatives
and friends in Cherrytield.
Nov. II. >.
Lamolne.
lothian Reynolds returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie DevereauX, of Bucksport,
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W altman.

WaItham.
Mrs Mercy Fox is quite i'll,
Mrs. Bertha iiaslem, who has been i'll,
is improving.
Agnes Davis, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mary Pettengill, has returned to her
home in Trenton
AImon Jellison and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jellison's parents,
jefferson Iaslem and wife.
Mrs. Luella Peterson, Who has been
stopping few days at b. +. Jordan's, has
returned to her home in Ellsworth.
The card club met Saturday evening
with Charles Martin and wife. The first
prizes We're won by Philip Giles and
Ardela Haslem, the BOBBY prizes by
George Stanley and Nettie Jordan.
Schools closed Friday. All have been
very successful. An entertainment was
given in the afternoon by the scholars of
district No. l. The children showed
much ability for heir age, and gave credit
tothemselves and acher. In he evening
a concert WAS given by the scholars of
district No. .. Although stormy quite a
little sum was realized. The proceeds
will be used in the purchase of die
tionary.
NOV. IS. II.