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The oasis., 1895-11-23
SONORA NEWS

tonic de la Huerta, was last week at Torres on business for his company.
 Last Saturday General Torres came over from the Yaqui country for a short visit at his home in Hermosillo. He returned to his post of duty at Torin on Tuesday.
 Mir. T. $. Gamble, long chief engi- neer of the San Juan mine, in Lower California, has recently come over to Sonora, expecting to take employment at Minas Prietas, but within a few days he received an offer to take charge of a mining property some where east of Prietas the exact loca- tion and name of the place our in- formant could not state and has gone over to do so.
 At Alamos, in the district of the same name, in the southeastern part of Sonora, ar extensive system of water works for the use of the city, is approaching completion. It is now expected that the construction will be finished in December or Jan- uary; and then there will be a grand ceremony of inauguration, attended by Governor Corral, Vice Governor Figueroa, General Torres and staff, Secretary of State Caledonia Ortiz, and other notables and eminent gen. tlemen of Sonora.
 The shipment of dried peas Cigar yanzos'1 to Spain and Cuba, is becom- ing quite an important branch of commerce in Sonora. Peas are agreat article of diet among the Spaniards, both at home and in Cuba; and the consumption is far greater than the home production can supply. The Canary islands, Morocco, in Africa, and the state of Vera Cruz, in Mexico, are important sources of supply. Those familiar with the trade assert that the peas raised in Sonora fully equal in size and quality those drawn from any of the above named regions, and several important houses at Guay- mas and Hermosillo have turned att tention to their shipment. As dried peas command seven dollars in gold per fanega two hundred pounds) in Spain and Cuba, and can be bought in Sonora for four and one-half dollars, silver, per fanega, while the freight rate is not high, there would seem to be a handsome margin in the business of handling them.
 Last week MT. G. L. Brooks of All buquerque, New Mexico, live stock agent for the Santa Fe railway system, and Messrs. Moore and Brown mem- bers of the cattle sanitary board of Kansas, and Mr C. J. Gonzalez, of the Sonora railway, visited HermosiIlo to confer with Governor Corral upon the subject of inspection of Sonora. cattle destined for shipment to Kansas. It seems that the state of Kansas will not accept the certificates of health given cattle by United States inspect ors at the line, but subjects them to another inspection on entering Kan sas. This is q great inconvenience, and extends to nearly all cattle  shipped, as Kansas is the great feed ing ground. It is proposed to estab- fish an inspector for Kansas in Sonora, and the conference was asked with that proposed object in view. To the conference the following well known heavy cattle growers of Sonora were invited: F. NJ. Aguilar, Jose Camou, Victor Aguilar, J. P Camou, Dionisio Gonzalez. The question was discussed several hours, and the advisability of fhn prouoeod anpoinfmpnf rpcOuufyod
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JUST AS CHARMING AS EVER
Katie Putnam Receives N Royal We'll
come Back to Anaconda.

Katie Putnam Receives n Royal We'll
come Back to Anaconda.
Katie Putnam and her excellent COM
pany entertained large audience last
evening at Eeans'opera house with the new
play,"The Old Lime Kiln" The plot of the
play is laid in Montana, in the Yellow
stone valley, and thus adds interest,
though the local feature is not needed
when Miss Putnam appears on Mon
tana stage. The audience last night was
swayed from laughter to tears, then back
again to laughter. The characters repre-
sented were like those of every
day life and their joys and sor-
rows quickly affected the spectator
who seemed to be watching a story
of love and jealousy and a cruel wrong,
such as may be seen in any community.
OF course love triumphs, the wrongs are
righted and the curtain falls on a scene
of forgiveness and happiness ever after
wards.
Tonight the play will be "Tho Little
Maverick which is a favorite role for
Miss Putnam and is specially adapted to
her genius. The play is written by G.. Il.
Darcy, the author of "In Old Kentucky"
There was not a seat left in the house last
night and many stood up along the walls
and in the rear of the hall, and the sale of
seats for tonight will be fully as large.
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Di.tlnrui.hed Yi,itor..

A special train arrived in Anaconda a,
midnight last night, having on board "a
distinguished party of Great NortLeru
railroad officials and guests. Samuc.
Hill Of the Montana Central road was she
host and the other members of the party
we're: ID. Basse;t, Minneapolis capita. =
list; George x Newell, NJ nneapolis En-,
3. Dahlgrcu, New York: Marquis a.,
thambrun, Paris; {. A. Neyerhauser al.
G.. Hoover, Little Falls. Mimi: ".
stephens. -. Paul.
The entire party registered 1T tho Mon
tana last UiEat and to-day will visit n.
big works across The creek.
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QUITE A Girls T.
Judge Rockwell Disposes of a Number
of Cases.

Judge Rockwell Disposes of a Number
of Cases.
Judge Rockwell disposed of collection
of cases gathered for him by Chief White
and his men Saturday night and Sunday,
in police court yesterday morning. Jesse
Dillon, a woman of the bill board district.
was fined for keeping a house of prosti-
tuition. A man complained of having
been robbed by her, but the charge could
not be proved. The charge on the books.
however, was admitted by the prisoner,
but she was unable to pay the fine yes
terday.
Joe Francis and John Martin were fined
s. and trimmings for n spree and were
committed.
Alexander Long was found intoxicated
and was fined IS and costs. He was long
on a drunk but short on cash until friends
helped him out of Jail by paying the fine.
Mike Connolly was fined s. and com
nitted to Jail for living in a house of pros
titution.
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BLISS IN BUCKETFULLS
Eight Happy Hearts Made Many Times
Happy.
1T WAS ADAY OF WEDDINGS
Popular Young People United-It
Looked For a Time as If an
Epidemic of Joy Had Broken
Out In Anaconda.

Yesterday was q great day for weddings,
no less than three being performed dur
ing the day. The first was celebrated in
the St. Paups Catholic church. Charles
n. O'Donnell of Granite and Miss Lizzie
McEvoy were the first happy pair. Miss
Katie McEvoy, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and Phil Boyle of Granite
was groomsman. Rev. Father Allaeys
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell re-
ceived many useful presents and the con-
gratulations of a host of friends. After
the ceremony they took the train for
Granite where the groom has furnished a
comfortable home for his bride.
The carriage wheels had scarcely rolled
from the church door when another party
drove up and alighted. George Sladich
was the groom and his bride was Miss
Magdelene Pozega, both of this city. They
were assisted by George Scatrich and
Miss Mary Horvath. When Rev. Father
Alaeys had pronounced them man and
wife drive about the city and suburbs
was taken until about 3 o'clock in the aft
ornoon, when the celebration of the happy
event began. This was held in the hall
at the corner of Birch and East Park
avenue and was one of the
most elaborate Austrian wedding cele-
brations ever held in Anaconda. Three
long tables we're spread with good things
to eat and drink and all present were
welcome 10 uelp themselves as freely as
they wished. Four musicians sat in one
corner of the hall and played music for
dances of the native country of the groom
and his bride and those of their Amer-
can friends. This celebration will be con-
tinued for two days.
The groom is the partner of Steven
Horvath in the saloon at the corner of
Birch street and Park avenue and his
handsome bride is a native of Austria
who came to this country on a visit only
a few months ago. They will live in a
house on Park avenue, near Birch street.
At Judge Fox's office the third matri-
monial event took place last evening at
o'clock. 1t was the first experience the
court ever had in tying nuptial knots and
he was bashful, and to spare his feelings
the groom had the ceremony performed
privately. The candidates for welded
bliss were Fred w. Winkler and Maggie
Marsh, both of this city. The witnesses
TO the event were James Foster and May
Foster, and they were satisfied that the
knot was tied properly and to the satis-
faction of all concerned. The groom is a
trusted employe of the smelter at Carroll.
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ELooUEN AND BRILLIANT.
Row. Father Malone Charmed Another
IL.

Row. Father Malone Charmed Another
Anaconda Audience.
large audience gathered in St. Paul's
church last evening and welcomed Rev.
Father Malone upon his return engage
ment in this city. The subject of his Ice.
ture was "Catholics in American His.
tory" and the eloquent speaker was fire.
quently interrupted by applause. Rev.
Father Malone fully sustained the repu-
tation he established in this city, by his
former lecture, rs one of the best pulp
orators ever heard here. Judge L. ID. Fitz-
gerald OBLIGATED as chairman last night.
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Notice.

ANACONDA. Feb. Is, 1895.
To the officers and members of the Cooks and
Walters assembly X. of l. 1868. There will be
q special meeting held at the Matte block hail
at O'Clock Tuesday evening Feb. 10, to make
arrangements for the burial of our deceased
brother, Carl Andahl. ~. CONNOLLY,
/. ROGERS
W. ASHLEY,
Executive Committee,
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Naef-Parker.

There was a very pleasant wedding at
the Parker ranch in Mill Creek valley
last night, the contracting parties being
Jacob Naef and Miss Jennie l.. Parker
Rev. G. N. Ryder conducted the ceremony
which was witnessed by large gathering
of friends and relatives. After the we'd
ding bountiful supper was served and
then the fiddles squeaked and everybody
danced.
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Imported French brandies and Jamaica
rum at Ed Devine's.

Notice.
1t is ordered by the the board "that all
bills be presented to the county auditor
monthly for settlement, and that in no
case will settlement of any claim be made
unless accompanied by orders covering
same.".
BY order of the board of county COM
missioners.
Attest: JOHN b. FISHER,
Clerk and Recorder
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Whitaker Bros.
are hereby notified to call and settle with
me before March /. j. p. stage.
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ON a 8 G SCALE.


The Centennial Brewing Company W'l
Engage In business Here.
Henry Mueller will arrive in Anaconda
to-day for he purpose of arrangIt for the
enlargement O the Centennial Brewing
company's business. The people OF Ana
conda have always had a most friendly
regard for Mr. Mueller and the Centen-
Dial company. They have always fought
FOR Anaconda's interests, considering
Butte and Anaconda practically identical,
and a benefit to one to be n benent 10
both. Mr. Mueller stated yesterday that
no will give the Anaconda patrons the
same excellent service which Butte Is so
pleased with. There will be the same
splendid quality of beer and prompt de-
livery by wagon, not only to general dealers
but 10 families, who may thus always have
on hand, at short notice, the finest bottled
beer there is.
The Centennial Brewing company has
long been a company of which the whole
state has been justly proud. IL IS
thoroughly n Montana enterprise. 1t
uses Montana barley and purchases
everything it uses in this state. Its enter
prise and pluck have demonstrated that
just as good beer can be produced in Mon
tana as anywhere else and their success
stands as n monument to encourage all
other Montana enterprises.
Their business in Butte made 1t impera-
tive to enlarge the plant and this has been
done on the big scale which marks the
acts of the Centennial company. Prac-
tically an entirely new brewery has been
built during the past season and now the
entire state can be supplied. All the
latest improved machn ry and appliances
have been Obtained. 1t Is likely that in
short time no beer will be shipped into
Montana. This state can furnish sufficient
quantities and of quality that cannot be
excelled.
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Shortest line, best service, elegant
equipment, on the Butte, Anaconda &
Pacific railway. Street car tickets free.
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All miners are requested to stay away from
Granite, as there are more men here than can
get work. by order of the Granite Miners
union. DAVE CALDWELL, Fin. Sec.
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Don't forget the Firemen's dance to be
held Feb. % at the Auditorium. Tickets
$3.50.
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Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
Is. d. Nj. sarsaparilla purifles tho blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
CORNER InRD AM MAIN SIS, ANACONDA

This house. having been thoroughly rene
waited. Is now open u Iha pHu o Rates .
per day. Your paIrOuA-- IS pstttuly sole
ted. a. VI. WALhER, Prop
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ABOUT THE CITY.

ABOUT THE CITY.
Byron's complete works with tho STAND
ARD.
C. H. Powell is in this city from Mis-
soula.
c. A. Rooster of Missoula is in Ana
conda.
Mrs. j. V. Collins is in Butte visiting
friends.
NJ. Maloney of Philipsburg was in this
city yesterday.
A. II. Mckay of Wisdom is a guest at
the Commercial.
Edward Rourke OF Limerick, Ireland, is
a guest in Anaconda.
Mrs. ID. Cohen, sr., has returned from a
visit with friends in Butte.
Smoke the best cigar made, "Thc Ok
ford" For sale at Oxford saloon.
Mrs. Max Z. Meyer of Butte is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Cohen. sr., in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown of III Front
street, are the parents of gIrl, born yes-
terday.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
Is. d Nj. sarsaparilla purifes tho blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
The meeting of the Hawthorne club has
been postponed until Wednesday evening,
Feb. %. at the home of Miss Myrtle
Pickel, coo Cedar street.
c. H. Fisk and his daughter, Miss Ber-
tina Fisk, of Butte, are in this city and ex-
pect to organize the lodge of the order of
Chosen Friends some night this week.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will serve
10 cent lunch in the lecture room of the
Methodist church Wednesday afternoon
from to o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
j. p. Stage has purchased the produce
and provision business of Whitaker
Bros. on East Park avenue. Mr.. Stagg is
popular and enterprising business man
who has hosts of friends in Anaconda.
The 2-weeks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Walsh died yes terday at their
home, I'll Birch street. The funeral will
AatDOllC
church at o'clock p. m. The little boy
had been given the name of Maurice
Joseph.
The men who we're arrested for fighting
on Main street by Constable Gaffney and
Officer Brent we're tried before Justice
Conroy yesterday morning. James Daily,
one of the combatants, was given 80 days
and the other, William Bernhardt, 60 DAYS
at Deer Lodge. Both were committed to
Jail.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: NJ. j. Hunt, Chicago; Katie Put
nam, H. B. Emery, Miss Watson, Miss
Fawcett, New York; NJ. McAllistem, Chi
cago; Edwarde Rourke, Limerick, Ireland;
Ed. j. O'Neil, San Francisco; George
Brink, j. +. Kelly. Butte; n. NJ. Henin.
Spokane; j. II. Blanchard, Richmond;
Leopold T. Schmidt and son, Butte; NJ.
Maloney, Philipsburg.
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The meeting of the Hawthorne club has
been postponed until Wednesday evening,
Feb. %. at the home of Miss Myrtle
Pickel, 600 Cedar street.
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Call and see the handsome premium ms
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
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The best OF US nave TO use Dictionaries
You can &c, them al !. \. Kings from
I0c up 10 SD 80
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Leave orders for all kinds of hard or
soft coal at Bitter Root Development Co.'s
office. j. Percy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown of I'll Front
street, are the parents of glrl, born yes
terday.
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Mrs. Max Z. Meyer of Butte is the que
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Cohen. sr., in this cit
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{. II. Fisk and his daughter, Miss Ber-
tina Fisk, of Butte, are in this city and ex-
pect to organize the lodge of the order of
Chosen Friends some night this week.
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the Butte. Anaconda & Pacific is the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda. Al
ways on time. Street car tickets free.
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Mrs. ID. Cohen, sr., has returned from a
visit with friends in Butte.
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For plumbing and heating see }. A
iasley. 215 Oak street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-19

Smoke the best cigar made, "Thc Ok.
ford" For sale at Oxford saloon.
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A. Rooster of Missoula is in Ana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-19

The ladies of the NJ. f. church will serve
a 10 cent lunch in the lecture room of the
Methodist church Wednesday afternoon
from to o'clock. All are cordially in
yitpd
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General Pulaski cigars at L. A. Kings.
Special cured "Winchester" meats at
L. j. Bakers.
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Edward Rourke OF Limerick, Ireland, is
a guest in Anaconda.
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G.H. Powell is in this city from Mis-
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Byron's complete works with tho STAND
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Mrs. j. V. Collins is in Butte visiting
friends.
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NJ. Maloney of Philipsburg was in this
| CITY vesferdav
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-19

A. Ii. Mckay of Wisdom is n guest at
the Commercial.
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j. p. Stage has purchased the produce
and provision business of Whitaker
Bros. on East Park avenue. Mr.. Stage is
a popular and enterprising business man
who has hosts of friends in Anaconda.
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The 2-weeks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walsh died yesterday at their
home, I'll Birch street. The funeral will
occur to-day from St. Paul's Catholic
church at o'clock p. m. The little boy
had been given the name of Maurice
Joseph
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The mon who were arrested for fighting
on Main street by Constable Gaffney and
Officer Brent were tried before Justice
Conroy yesterday morning. James Daily,
one of the combatants, was given 80 days
and the other, William Bernhardt, 60 DAYS
at Deer Lodge. Both were committed TO
Jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-21

Sedswici>.
A, c. Dodge, esq, of Somervile, Mass,
is in town. He intends to stop for a
while.
Bert Hagerthy, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his uncle, Or. r. +.
Hagerthy, has returned to his school in
Bucksport.
Lester p. Carter, of Bar Harbor, made a
short call on his uncle, O. =. Carter, last
week. He came with Bar Harbor lodge
|. o. o. F., to Brooklin to help institute
lodge there.
Chopping bees are the order of the day.
The masonic and other friends of o. p.
Carter have about demolished the wood
pile "for 'ninst' his house, for which he is
truly grateful. He is improving from his
attack of sciatica. His wife has been sick
eight years, and this is his second spell in
the time. Some say these "events" are
blessings in disguise, but he thinks after
eight years experience, he having failed
to find the aforesaid blessings, that some
old saws are .'chestnuts"
March II.
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gable toiler for the comfort and happi-
ness OF loved ones. Always prudent and
modest, she turned away none that came
for assistance. She was devout Christian,
consistent and faithful. She united
many years ago with the Methodist
church.
Her last Illness vas brief, although there
were evidences of failing forces for many
months previous to dissolution. She
leaves behind to mourn her departure q
host of friends, one son, John w. Hall,
four grandchildren-th dear ones for
whose interest she wrought and for
whose salvation she prayed. She died
triumphant in the Christian faith.
Henceforth there is laid up for her a
crown of righteousness.
"Lifes work well done,
LIES crown well won,
Now comes rest"
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Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
Capt. H. c. Half, of Islip, n. y, who is
to sail the syndicate yacht now being
built at Bristol, r. l., to defend the
Americas cup, was in town Monday to
ship his crew. The crew of this yacht
must be American born and the
best men obtainable, Capt. lIaff evil
IDENTIFY knows a thing or two about
American yacht seamen, and pays COM
pliment to Deer Isle when he comes to
this town for his men. While here he
signed the following men; George
Conant, w. c, Pickering, John Il. Pres
sey, F. B. McCaulley, John 7, Staples,
r. L. Fified, Walter Eaton, T. X. Greene,
George Stinson, Elmer +. IIamblen, L. G..
Haskell, James Robbins, Samuel Bray,
Roland b. Torrey, George l.. Hardy, Roll
Inns Staples, Charles l.. Scott, j. /. Mar
shall, Harry w. Gray, William Scott,
Irving G.. Barbour, Bently Barbour, Her
bert Bray, Leslie Stinson, w. w. Horton,
and II. p. Davis. The number will
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COUNTY NEWS.

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at i06
Of the ne post-o0lces in Hancock county;
u,be other papers in the county com
t;nef do not reach SO many. THE AMER
,c,S is not the only paper printed in
Hancock comfy, and has nerer claimed to
he but ii is the only paper that can prop
orb, be called COUNTY paper; all the
rostare merely local papers. The circula-
,;on Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
uorbor Records summer list is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
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Atlantic.

Atlantic.
1t is reported that he steamer "Nik ing"
will be put on the route from Camden to
this place, touching at intermediate
points, during seven months of he year.
DR.. II. W. Small and wife We're in
Brunswick and Augusta last week.
James Joyce went to Rockland Monday
on business.
Miss Agnes Pettingill who has been
very ill in Rockland came home Sat
urday.
Capt. Alvah Bar bour, of steamer "Vin-
alhaven," is at home on account of ill
ness. Capt. Ellis Gray has taken his place
Mrs. Estes has been holding revival
meetings at the Baptist church durin G
the last two weeks.
Mar. II.