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ELECTRIC ROAD 10 GETTYSBURG.
Alex. D. Anderson Addresses Citizens at
Sandy Springs.

49,. ,c
From the Washington r">. ,r.u
The citizens OF Sandy springs Lay nun
Olnev. and other surrounding towns OF Mont >
gomery county, met at the ityce"m m oanuH
Springs Monday evening 10 listen 10 AieNa"-
der d. Anderson, OF tins clty' ne ma" "etI'
invited to address them ON me Piah an" P"'-
poses of the proposed electric railway nom
! Washington To GettyShnrg. siill'iar ileT'
ing was held at Lay fiiiI ao""' 'l'ee "e'NS
ago. rr.n -.
The people between Lay ii''i anu no,>',is
ton have voluntarily NuhS5fDeu 800 - va,
stock OF the company an" s''',se,' "
way between those towns HI
this action. the properly owners 'io'i LAY ii'i
10 and beyond SANDY springs t"'t " S"H'I'"
for similar purpose. heH are i're' "i ,'-
ing Isolated from the eiF oil washington ,"i
lack OF rapid transit ana pI"PoIt :" - -
stone unturhea I" toi'sT''''ii"'' III tGH'
At the meeting on MONDAY hlsH' ~ -
derS"n who was Wen loIllle" VII 5IaI ~,
hgUreS, maps an" "'"- i'''S'
. meeting for about Nv" ho"fS; an" 1 III
satisfactorily all questions aShe"' n'' "'
closed vote "i thanks was ei'
him for ht> clear anu i''e"'Te"' ''-''''''
ct the ease. lie satd, IN addressing 'he me-
ing. that the dISlane" 't"i" "'SIniI '"' ~
Gettysburg hN electric railway """'" " ""'
seventy two miles, rs against IL ih''eS 10"
required hy steam road. ne i'n'e "3u'u ~
shortened one ana 4 hah no"'S' @''" W ~
reduced from N''.''' |" -" NJ NJ
tween Washington anu 'y''f N.''' + ii
derou >atd, when Is iota'lN "h'"P i''I via,
d north and south railway, i eg"ai e. t'"' "
the whole State ct Rhode Island ne c"un-
try which !. 20 be nterseettd Is ieinaiA"pN
fertile and productive ana me people ui'i9'
rs4EfE tlR and fnTIitN- All lNt NttiaFNN
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Personal Notes.

Mrs George Moale, of Owings Mill. Baltl-
more county, was the guest OF Mrs. riddlS'
last Saturday.
Mr.. William +. Derr, of Derr \ Son. Is
in New York on business.
Miss Minnie May Shuey, of Sycamore, ILL.,.
| is visiting her aunt Mrs. Annie Diehi and also
her uncle Mr. Alexander Carr, east Green
| street.
James Bond. who had spent his vacation at
home, has. returned to Princeton College on
| Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank McGinnis, of Omaha, Nebraska,
Mr. Samuel NcGinnis. of Graceham. Frederick
county. and Mr. William Shank, wife and
family. of Goodiutent. Frederick county,
were guests of Mr.. EphTaim d. Crimes. this
city. several days this week.
Miss Belle Brady. of Harrisburg. Pa. is
visiting Miss Nancy Roberts
Mr.. Edwin ". Shriver, of New York, Is
visiting friends in Westminster
Miss Maggie McNehp. Of Washington. D..
C.. is a guest Of Miss Increua Van Bibber.
Mrs. Alex. 4. c. NIaucke, OF Wiesbaden,
Germany. formerly Miss Mary Freeze. who
had visited Westminster frequently, Is visiting
friends in Westminster and throughout Mary
land.
Miss Mary Smith. Of Aberdeenshire, Scot
land. was the guest of Mrs. Col. ). X. Herr,
this week
Mr.. }. c. Shafer and family. Of Chicago,
are guests Of Col and Mrs. 5. X. Herr.
Mr.. Farris c. Pitt. Of Baltimore. was the
guest Of Mr. aud Mrs. William Moore last
Saturday.
Miss Shober. of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
Jesse Higgins. She is graduate Of the
Woman College. and has accepted the chair
Of natural sciences, Hannah More Academy,
ReiSterstown, which opens next week.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Rinehart. Of Frizellburg.
on Tuesday had as guests Mr.. Andrew and
Mr. Entz. Of Baltimore. now at Winchester
Place; Mrs Molle Klaneke, who lately re-
turned from Weishadea, Germany, after an
absence OF - wears, and her brother Alfred
Freeze. Of New York Dr. and Mrs VI. l.
Bott Of Westminster. and Miss Flora FrizelL
Miss Cora Kertner. near this city. is visiting
Miss Daisy Harver. Baltimore.
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Dancing at 81. Georges.

rustic dance vas given by the guests 81
Maplrhursl. near 81. George s. uH Tuesday
pyeniu. last The baru VA, Illuminated BIS
lanterns. aud beautifully decorated with golden
rod Dancing was continued until late hour
when the guests repaired 10 the house where
luncheon was served. Among those pereseat
wrre.-Nr. and Mrs. Il. Frank Darby and
Mr. and Mrs " :. Heuuiug, u Baltimore;
Mrs Parkc. Of Washington, y. G.; Misses
Katherine and Belle Gore, at Aaplehursti
Misses Mamie aud Blanche Zouck. Of Glen
Morris: Mis- Kate Hartly, Of diminishing;
Mis-, Ethel Darby, Misses Edyth and leila
Henuiug. Of Baltimore: Messrs, Alan X. Fer.
gu,>ou. William TAYLOR Henuing. Clarence
Gore, Albert and Walter Darby. Of Baltimore;
r. keuhart Russell at Eeister>towH; Harry
Adams. Of Glvnlon; Ne>>rs. Charles Hugh
and Albert Gore, of Mapehurst. and many
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DIED

E tttssssassl silt. ga s.u -,.gs.ra~F IS l,., Eaig
Katie aua illasln iAsyie
The xt-scr hsatr IS bat a aHey-
Taag aer In bright visions saa sgs.
Ms ewes aFe si8ul villa weeping
Weeping thru gnr long ias. fag tbgrs
ui8s tbe isv Will sasar iay darling
Mi.Fu ia 10 shall tnrstI asAllg
slgli ksep RAY hals fngs0af.
sgss-0sir Eaarlz SASH isel az IsEitt ar
ua September l-sse asH El.lsrsbcns NI. susan
teApeg 4gea u.asihs aud 20 dAys youngest eh.id
AiaTage q and NlltaA Bennett
sae sla cauil blight u sgrroA e,slr
4sss&h aAEsa s. ltb lFieuily care.
fas atessrsg bud 10 heaven eon3rFesf
Aust Isztie ID hinssOsa there
~Nsa5 Westminster. Mi, Ga Ssptssnis-l ia, f-.i
asaa .thsFisss as. months aist aee,ls otiS
shse% III " yiliaIu II sn4 Els.sts , basEiasssata-
5ttlr Esazna was ouE darling.
PFEtr II all our hearts At hogag.
tiut the angels 81 hasferei softly.
Little Emma ttp euur hofnc,
psar iayed one yse must lay thee
ia the peaceful graves eGaGgale
- lint thy flrBoFy S ,l 81 cherished
TIA we So tAy Heavenly fee-
Farewell dear bahe Ne hope % gleei thev
Ia che mansions in the >kie>s
uh. Twin b. glorious then - greet thee
And forsver dwell ia paradise
rs UEg PARENTS
The little crib is empty.now
The liulv clothes laid by
4 mothers hops. father JOY.
Ia deaths cold arms doth lie
60 little pilgrim. 10 thy home
nn yonder blissfui shore;
Ne miss thee here but soon viii come
Where thon hast gone before
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave,
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered In the grave.
tsnd neeie-l one more angel child
Amidst Ills shining hand,
And 50 he bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling hand
~ HER GRNNh9it, p bUCKFSeHAN.
In Union Mills Nd. on September H. lsssi g.
Jacob feeser. aged q years, months amt days.
baltimore sunday Herald please eopy,l
Peace il around thee thy SorroWS are past
Heaven has granted thee freedom at last;
Long hast thou fingered in anguish and pain
Long hast thou struggled this victory 70 gain.
Then onward and upward on spirit most htir,
bright angels are waiting thy glory To share.
Glad glad is the greeting they all eagerly give.
A crown for a cross and with Jesus TO live.
MOTHER AND CHlLpREN.
\ precious grandfather from rs has gnne
4 voice We loved Is stilled,
i place II vacant in our home
Which never can be hilet,
our grandfather now has gone to rest
Beneath the tree of life:
He leans upon the SaViOur's breast.
So free from pain and strife.
on. grandfather how can we give thee up:
II seems to Us unjust
To aV you in the cold. damp grave.
10 muuldcr into dust
BY MS GRANDcHnpgEN, =. a., L. v, g. T..
At the home Of her niece, Mrs N l.. Morelock, IN
Manchester, Nd, on september 10, ls!b, Mrs.
Charlotte aged - years and months reict of the
late David Nyand.
on September IL 1895, al silver Run. Md Viii
bert Henry aged month and day, child of John
Henry and Mary Elizabeth Zahn mteTment II
Beniamns cemetery on Friday AFTERNOON
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" f. Heazy pf thi, place received "ofd g
lp4s DAYS ago 81 the death sf hiss only sistsr.
Ms. doctor ~ w. FarfriL iu t'bsgaZo. Shs
va, Nj desu5e Hsagy aho "a. born aad
Yaisrd Is Tanes ioWu. ard wa> ~ei knowu 5a
both IaueytaWp sud Ne>tmin-tar. SIZE was
anlr sick one dav She aas 81 vear. III ser
aud leaves thv,e brofhrrs. ". II. Heagy, -
Fountain tallcy John HeagN. of saadvv5i'r.
aud Sain0el Heagy IT Hampton. i|iuua..
A. j. kaaatE, 81 iht> plaet sho returned
t. hi. hnme here l8teit, b., alads some re-
pair- 90 be- property.
4 weasel go' into ths chicken toass 81 N.
II HeaaY. "Wednesday evening aa8 s5i3~i s
LOT of fHe raapg pgiift-
John Heae, killed 81 SATURDAY lu.' :
ground hog that weighed u. guaud-, aud
had him cooked teg }tEurr aa >Haaay. haar
correspondent vA- thea q belp s. ea' bsm.
Ii Wes MAST delicious
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Monday. September l6ih.-lAura 5. Sell
man. administrative Of Albums Poole, de
ceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels and received orders 70 sell goods and
cbattpl> and notify creditors.
Mary +. Vial, administrative Of John Vial
deceased. returned inventories Of goods and
chattels and money and list Of debts and re,
criyed orders to sell goods at:i chattels and
notify creditors.
Tuesday. September ] eth. Elias O. Grimes,
guardian of Elsie II. Grimes. settled third
aud final account
Distribution among the creditors Of Charlie.
Il. Williams. deceased, fled
Distribution among the creditors OF William
N. Veach. deceased finally ratified.
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The tallest corn stalk reported this season
is one raised by William o. Lockard, near
Smallwood, which measured iG feet and ,
inches.
Mr.. John H. Six. of Union Bridge, sent Us
a sample of his potatoes. They were mann
moth in size. the largest We have ever seen.
One variety was the ''Ohio Elephant. From
one bushe planted he got 30. The other
variety was the blue Ohio. OF the latter
he raised Alb bushels 10 the acre.
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Four Score Years.

Mr.. Cornelius Brashears celebrated his Soth
birthday on September 18Th, at the residence
Of his SON Cornelius. on the Parr' Ridge road
near the Harrisouyille crossroads. There
we're present hi, sons Thomas, Frank and
Cornelius aud their wives and children; ms
daughters, Mrs. Eint Hood and her husband.
Mrs Donaldson and daughter, Of Washing
ton, u. c.. and Mrs. James Gosnell and hus-
band. Others present were Rev. I. A. Smith
and Wife Mrs Julia Hood, of MI. Airy; James
Whelau and mother, of Philadelphia; William
Briscoe. Of Baltimore: William CLANCY aud
wife. Of Mt. Airy and Rev 4. T. Campbell
aud wife An elegant dinner was served and
later refreshments. Several grandchildren
we're baptized by Rev. Mr. Smith an the oeea-
SION
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MO. 5000 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Jacob l., Skater and others, Plaintiffs. VS..
Elizabeth A. Shaier, widow, aud others,
Defendants.
Ordered this 10Th day of September, A.. D..
1895, that the account of the Auditor filed in
this cause be fnally ratified and confirmed, un,
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown ON
or before the eth day of October, next; pro,
vided copy of this order lie inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county.
BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
sept Il q BENI. F. CRorsE, Clerk,
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ENESTIVAL.-The Junior c, i, Society
II OF the NJ. P. Church will hold an Ice
Cream Festival in the lecture Room Of the
church Friday and Saturday evenings, Sep
.ember Goth aud DIST, sen2l 1t
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WE ARE PUSHING THINGS.

Everybody who has to do with this stores dongs working
will With the seasons selling the same
wdeawake storekeepng the kind you ke) again
the head of the procession.
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NEW AUTUMN DRESS FABRICS

taking possession of all space
The best markets the world have contributed their
choicest creations the
Dress Fabrics only comprehensive
handsomest shown cordially inspect
the goods and compare prices
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DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND SHOES, WESTMINSTER, MD
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which i'll be ge and handsomer than Our lines
everything that and popular selected with
great care from tie leading Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers
Many
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NJ LLER BROS.
THE LARGEST LADIES' AND GENTIEMENs HEAD TO FOOT
OUTFFFTERs IN WESTERN MARYLAND,
~p ~ WESTMINSTER. MD
THEO. DERR q SON,
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The district Delegates handed up lists Of
members OF the new County Central Com
miitee US follows
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NEW AND SPECIAL BARGAINS

are daily arriving will your inspect
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asGRAND OPENING. -@a
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Strong Ticket Nominated B0SSiSm Re-
pudiated but the State Ticket Endorsed T.
Legislative Nominees Pledged TO Re-
assessment.

The delegates chosen at the Democrat,
primaries last Saturday met in Convention il
Odd Fellows Hall, this city. ON Monday an,
nominated the following ticket
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Pinkney j. Bennett, 18th District.
FOR HOUSE Of DELEGATES.
]. Vincent Eckenrode, LIST District
VIM W Walden. 10th District
Basil Dorsey, 9TH District.
A. Augustus Brown. 9th District
FOR SHERIFF.
John Oliver Murray. sth District
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
.lno. Milton ReiiSnider, 9TH District.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Jesse Lennon. Sd District.
FoR ORPHANS COURT.
Dr. Jacob Rinehart. ID District.
DR.. Jos. j. Stewart. Sd District.
John W. Tracy, 9Th District.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
John f. Masenheimer. 9Th District.
FOR COUNTY SURVIVOR,
NJ. Theodore Yeiser. ID District
An nominations were made BY aCclamatIou
except those for House OF Delegates. OF tht
10 votes in the Convention Dorsey aud Wal
den each received TO votes. Brown -. and
30 l.. Howell Lamotte was pre-
senled by the delegates Of Wuolrry district
a,,J received ~ VOTES
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-12
ceoIl-swanuo.

| One of the prettiest weddings that has
occurred in Hazel Green for some time
took place at the Christian Church on
Thursdayeyening last, when Mr.. viii
Cecil, Of Cedar Bluff, Va, led TO The
altar Miss Ida Swango, one Of Hazel
Green's fairest and most worthy young
ladies. The church was crowded with
the friends of the young couple and was
tastofully decorated with potted flowers,
while two arches formed Of vines and
flowers and containing the a mes Of the
bride and groom added a delicate beauty
to the scene. There were six attendants,
the ladies being tastefully and becom-
ingly attired in elegant costumes, the
gentlemen dressing in conventional
black. Rev. Harrison tied the nuptiaI
knot. Mrs. Cord presided at the organ.
Mr.. Cecil, the groom, has been Wis.
itor to our little city for number of
years, is n most worthy young gentle.
man, and counts his friends by his &C.
quaintances, The bride is the accom-.
plished daughter of Mr.. Calvin Swango,
deceased, and she will be sadly missed By
her many friends here. ....-
The young couple left on Friday for
the home of the groom, where they will
reside. The best wishes of all follow
them and THE HERALD joins hosts Of
others in wishing them a long life Of i'm.
alleged happiness.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-12
PaGnliar 20 Ttsnlf.

Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
to itself, in a strictly medicinal
sense, i'll three important particu-
lars, viz, first, in the combination
of remedial agents used; second,
in the proportion in which they
are mixed; third, in the process
by which the active curative prep
critics of the preparation are Sc
cured. These three important
points make Hoods %sarsaparilla
peculiar in its medicinal merit. as
it accomplishes cures hitherto un-
known. ..%=v=" :.
But is it not what we say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does,
that tells the story. What Hoods
Sarsaparilla has done for others is
reason for confidence that it is the
medicine for you. i
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-12
Gilmore Gloaninqg.

Rev. Z. W. Minton filled the appoint,
mcnt Of Rev. JAS NJ, Little at this point
yesterday.
The infant Of John Buckhart and
wife was inferred on the 8th inst. on
Stamper branch on the farm of c. B.
Allen.
Mrs Laura Taulbec was entered at
the Banks graveyard Sunday, 6th inst.
She was daughter of Jack Hollon.
T. n. Graham is preparing as fast as
possible to move to Texas. Tom is a
good citizen and we don't love to give
him up; he has also got good family
and we can recommend them wherever
they may chance to 60.
The writer and his better half, accom-
panied by Rev. W. T. Haynes, visited
the funeral of old Uncle Billy Caudle
and wife, son and two grandchildren, on
the head of Red river, the 8th inst.
UNCLE REMUs.
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Pothwell Notes.

jeff Nickel, who was shot a
short time ago by his brother
Enick, is improving slowly, but is
still in critical condition.
Master Willie Tabor will drive
his Shetland pony and little cart
at the fair. The pony is ten hands
high and weighs 429 pounds.
Next Monday the schedule on
the coal road will be changed.
Thetrains after that date will leave
Rothwell at 5 a. m. for Mt. Ster-
ling, making connection with Lex
ington train and return to Roth
we'll at 8 p. m, leaving Mt. Ster-
ling after the arrival of the Lex
ington train at 7:30. This will
necessitate the people of Hazel
Green and vicinity to stay over
nghtat Rothwell, both going and
returning from points in the blue
grass. =~~ 49,.
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KILLING In ELLIOTT.
DREW M'DANiELS KILLED BY MACK
AND WILLIAM ATKINS.
They wetH Mekihg Ties In the Woods ana
0narrs1SN over Division of dishes.
MeDAsRers Head Severed From
His Body with an Axe.

News was received of the killing OF
Drew McDaneIs by Mack and William
Atkins, in Elliott county, IL miles from
Morehead. They had been making ties
10 the woods livinga and cooking together
in shanty, and Monday they concluded
TO separate, and q fight occurred over
the division Of the dishes One word
brought on another, when il Is said one
Of the Atkinses struck at McDaniels,
who grabbed i club and one Of the AT.
kinses drew a revolver, while the other
picked up a doubie.edged ax and started
at MeDaniels. Atkins Cred five shotsat
McDaniels. When the smoke had cleared
away McDaniels head was found In one
part Of the room and his body In the
other. No bullet wound Mas found ON
McDauiels body. The sheriff Of Elliott
county and posse IRE now out searching
for the Atkinses,
Mack Atkins killed his wife and father
in Nicholas county about ! Q years ago,
for which he served 4 few years in the
peniteutiary. Bill Atkins Killed man
about two years ago Oh Christy Greek,
about five miles from Morehead. lie
literally chopped him to pieces With an
az, Bill Atkins Il the ring-eader III the
Atkius.Niekels fend, which had existed
in Elliott county for 10 years.
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Caney Cullings.

An abundance of rain in this section
and corn never better.
Married, on the 4th inst, Malone Ly.
kins, of Caney, to Miss Loula Brown.
Both are teaching school, and we predict
for them a happy and prosperous life.
Your scribe had the pleasure of at
tending the Red River association, and
say they had the best order and preach
jig we have heard in long time.
Deputy U. S, Marshal r. Arnett, Of
Salyersville, captured J. F., Elan, of
Cauey, last week, and took him to Sal
yersville for examining trial and from
what we can learn, he will be bound
over TO the Louisville court.
Npn
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Spreading spanglss.

Malissa Gosney is suffering with
neuralgia.
II. B. Crawford went to Breath
lit county on business this week.
James NJ. Brown had u fine steer
to get Killed last week by n falling
tree.
We are having plenty OF rain
Corn and pastures looking pretty
fine.
r. M. Tut went to Carter cUun-
ty this week to attend to some
business.
J. M. Brown has been very sick
for some time, but we think that
he is improving.
Mrs. Malissa Gosney and Mrs. r.
K. Tut, jr., paid Maytown a visit
one day last week.
J. 7. Center is putting in a corn
mill near his residence on Still.
water, and will soon be ready to
grind.
L. $. Marshal Pat Punch, Of
Mt. Sterling, visited our vicinity
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Ezel Evolutions.

Mrs Sallie Maxey, of West Lib
Jim, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Buford Pierott.
Jeny Murphy held his regular
torn of court last Friday. Bust
ness done in fine order.
Evangelist Davidson has preach
ed several sermons in our town Of
Iate. He was given q most re-
spqctful hearing.
D. S. Trimble, of Pomeroyton,
laft last week for Illinois to visit
Number ofhis sons and daughters
III that state. He will be gone
several weeks.
The fairpostcrs now adorn every
place of business and it goes WITH
out saying that our people will
very largely patronize such a pub
lic spirited institution.
Nm. Osburn had the misfortun"
to lose his house and household
goods by fire last Thursday night.
ii was we'll covered by insurance,
$1,000 on house and $3.50 on the
furniture.
Hon. J. NJ. Pieratt and his
daughter, Miss Lizzie, went to the
g. A. r. encampment at Louis
vile Monday. Q. c. Daniels and
Miss Cora Combs are off on the
same visit.
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Snag Finnerty was lad with phil
osophical mind and broken tooth,
says the New York World 1t was this
'brsted toot, us he called it, that gave
him this pretty little pet name OF
"Snag.
They were standing on a corner one
day when a hot-tamalc man passed. II
wonder" said Snag, whatever made
,em call dem tings tomalesP" Don't
you know" asked Mickey. Nav! nor
you don't needer." Eyes, / does and
I'll tell yer If yer wants ter know. Dye
know Gully Flynn?' "Yepr wen,
Gully was CIR goin' up der Bowery one
night wild his gal and she said she was
hungry. Gull had der price, so he gets
gay and says como on and drags her
intera resterant and sits her down terra
table. Up comes der waiter and says;
What d'yousc want?" Der gals name
was Mollie and she says she wants or
nice hot sausage an err cup CIR coffee,
Gull says he wants a cold sausage and
or bottle of beer, Der mug wants 10
git dat order straight, SO he says: 'Jist
say that agin.' So Gull says: Der hot
ter Mollie and der cold ter Gully, scc!
Well no goes away saying 70 hisSelf:
Hot ter Mollie, cold ter Gully, so ut
he'll git it right When he comes back
with it he says; Here's yer hot ter Mol
lie."
Sure? Aw, 60 on"
Oats right; SO ever since dat time
they calls 'em hot ter mollicsp
Say" said Snag, "I'd like ter jist
carve my initials into o'dem hot ter mol I
lies right now - tallin' about eatiu'
allus makes me hungry" And the pair
disappeared around the corncrin search
OF something to cat.
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sandiield siitings.
Success to THE HARALp.

Success to THE HARALD.
The brandy distilleries are hay-
ing their usual bad effect on the
morals of our community. Z. ....
Several ofour folks, both young
and old, attended tile Cecil-Swango
Wedding at your place last Thurs
day. ....5 VT. ...... ~.
"Corporal' Bill Brewer is very
II at his home 81 stamper branch.
Y is feared he will become per-
manently insane. .....= ...#.
There will be a Sunday school
celebration at the sandfeld school
mousse on Saturday, the DIST Of
september. Dinner on the ground
ana everybody invited.
Last Friday Ike stidham acct
Sentally shot himself in the arm
sl.a q shot q n, making a very
painful injuryS but not thought
Serious.