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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-05

The Trustees of the Western
Hospital have employed Mr.. A. j..
Douglas, of Covington, to superin-
tend the making of brick, to be used
in the annex for the colored insane.
The selection is happy one. Mr..
Douglas has had many years expe-
rience i'll the brick business, and
will no doubt prove to be the right
man in the right place.
The Board of Trustees of the
Bolivar High School met yesterday
morning and elected Mr.. J. L. Hill,
of Huntingdon, principal of the
school. There were perhaps dOz-
en- applicants for the position. Mr..
Hill is graduate of the Lebanon,
Ohio, Normal College, and comes
highly recommended. Heis ayoung
man, married, and his wife will as
sist him in the school.
r. L. Lightfort & Co.
have just received a new
line of shirt buttons.
Mr.. w. B. Sammons, the new
ly elected Sheriff, is no stranger to
the people of Hardeman County.
He was a prominent candidate be-
fore the democratic primary in
March, 1894, for the same position
and was second in the race. His
home is in the fourth district,
where he is held in high esteem.
He and his family will move to Boil
ivar in short time. They will re-
ceive a cordial welcome at the hands
of our citizens.
The celebrated Budweiser
Bottled Beer always on ice.
Families supplied in any
quantity. G. M. WARREN.
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THE NEW SHERIFF.
w. B. SdmmonS, of No. 4,
Elected on the So Ballot.

Quarterly court convened Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock with a
full attendance. After the reports
of the chairman and trustee had
been received, and Jail inspectors
had been elected, the resignation of
Sheriff Joyner was read and accep-
ted, and balloting commenced for
the election of his successor. The
following gentlemen were put in
nomination: w. H. Tate, w. B.
Sammons, William Hudson, w. w.
Scott, w. T. Deming, James Car
ter and Slater Simpson. For one
hour and a half, balloting contin-
ued, without a nomination. AT II
O'Clock, court adjourned for dinner.
At o'clock the magistrates reassem-
bled and resumed ballOting. Final
ly, the race narrowed down between
Scott, Tate, SammOns and Hudson,
and continued with slight changes
for fifteen ballots, when Esquire
Jernigan introduced Mr., LOckman,
the present jailor, as candidate.
Mr.. Lockman only remained in the
race two ballots, receiving three
votes each time. Five ballots were
taken after his withdrawal, and on
the last, the 52nd ballot, Sammons
receiving 81 votes, a majority, and
was declared elected.
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QUARTERLY COURT.
Proceedings of July Term

Proceedings of July Term.
w II Tate, Jno w Nuckolls and
J NJ Smith appointed commission
ers to let contract for repair of le-
wee between the iron bridge and
slough bridge, in Glover Greek Bot
tom, on lower Bolivar and Denmark
road. Cost not to exceed 800.
VIM Wood, w. J. Smith and Ju-
liam Clayton appointed commission
ers to have two bridges repaired in
Clover Greek bottom near Hull's
old mill.
X. E. Hornsby, John Thompson
and Nat Huddleston appointed com
mittee to have bridge repaired
across Wade's creek, near Grains
vile.
VIM AmmOns, ] III Jernigan and
J A Fulghum appointed committee
to have bridge repaired across Lit.
tie Hatchie, near w H Ammons',
on Evansville and Middleton road,
II M Milstead, Joe HERMAN and
Joe Watson appointed committee to
have Nuckolls' Bridge repaired
across Piney Greek.
J A Wilson, Ed Carter and VIM
Smith appointed committee to ex-
anime and have the necessary re-
pairs done OH hollow bridges in
Hatchie bottom, on Bolivar and
Jackson road.
JT Sweeton, P NJ league and J
NJ Young appointed committee to
have levee built in Glover Greek
bottom, on Bolivar and Jackson
road.
w A May, d w McAnulty and
S B Powell appointed committee tc
have bridge built on road leading
from Hickory Valley to Van Buren,.
il Outlaw, T w Tate and J
Conner appointed to have bridge re
paired across gully on Toone and
Denmark road.
J r Jones, B S Shearin and MAJ
! Cox appointed committee to have
, bridge repaired across the race neal
Shearin's mill in District No. IL.
T NJ Moore, w L Anderson anC
M Emerson appointed committed
to confer with the city council o.
Bolivar about repairing the road OF
street leading from Gen. r p Nee
ly's residence, north on line o
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N. Y, on the knee, which laid him
up in bed and caused the knee joint
to become stiff. A friend recon-
mended him to use Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, which he did, and in
two days was able to be around.
Mr.. Shafer has recommended it to
many others and says it is excellent
for any kind of bruise or sprain.
This same Remedy is also famous
for its cures of rheumatism. For sale
by B. V. Hudson, druggist.
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The plan proposed by the inter
rogater would have relieved the
strain on the Treasury during the
operation of the Sherman purcha
sing law very materially if the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury had not been
barred from paying the notes in sill
yer because of gold being demand
ed. Had the secretary refused to
pay the notes in gold when demand
ed, it would have been discrimina-
ting against silver in favor of gold.
The parity of the two metals can
only be maintained by the govern
ment paying its obligations in the
kind of money demanded. One of
the principal causes of the drain on
the gold reserve was the demand on
the Treasurer by the "money
sharks" who own silver mines, that
the treasury notes issued for silver
bullion be paid in gold. The shrewd
money sharks no doubt believed
the assertion made by Grover Cleve-
land, during his first presidential
term, that if the Sherman purcha-
sing law remained in force, it would
result in bringing this country to a
silver basis, and for that reason de-
manded gold in payment of silver
bullion. - EDS.
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Sunday School Convention.

The following is the program Tor
the Sunday School Convention to be
held at Prices Chapel, McNairy
County, located 6 miles west of
Bethel Springs, on July 18th:
MORNING EXERCISES.
l. Devotional Exercises, by T. II.
Davis, p. G.
2. Men and women, by Miss Jo-
sic Lockman.
8. An Ideal Teacher, by Thomas
Gooch.
4. The S. S. School from
Scriptural stand point, by Rev. W.
L. Brown, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
MUSIC.
5. Boys and young men, by Miss
Lille Reaves.
6. Music and its relation to the
Sunday School, by Rev. j. II.
Felts, Pastor of the M. K. Church
South, Bolivar, Tenn.
MUSIC.
Dinner served on the ground for
everybody.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
7. The Two Roads, by Miss Lau-
ra Hornsby.
8. The Sunday School as an aux
iliary to successful church work, by
Rev. J. NJ. Clark, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
MUSIC.
8. Recitation, byMiss Mollie Sto-
vail.
10. The Successful Superinten-
dent, by Hon. J. w. Purviance.
MUSIC.
IL. Recitation, by Miss Lochie
Stumps.
u. Who should attend Sunday
School and Why? by Hon. Taylor
Barnhill.
Is. Recitation, by Rev. Julian
Thomas, Bethel Springs.
Doxology and Benediction.
T. II. DAVIS, Com
JULIAN THOMAS, oo
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic il
warranted to cure Coughs, Coldsa
LaGrippe and Chills,
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Notice.

We have recently made arrange
ments to serve the public with Ice
Cream, Soda Water and Milk Shake
at J. L. Patrick's Shoe Store. Soda
Water and Milk Shake will be on
sale daily. Cream will be served
twice a week-W ednesdays and
Fridays. The public is respectful
ly invited to call.
WILKINSON g STATLER.
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Dr.. Tichenor,s Antiseptic

heals wounds without inflammation.
1t Cools, Soothes and Heals without
pain, Cures Collie, too, in MAN or
BEAST. A Fine Remedy for Fis-
lula in Animals. For sale by B.
V. Hudson, only SOC. bottle.
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Notice.

The committee on arrangements
for the reunion of the Marathon
School will meet at the Franklin
Institute on Saturday, July 9Th, at
2 o'clock pm. The citizens of
said place are requested to meet
with them. J.T. HUNDLEY.
Ch'r'm.
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BOLIVAR BULLETIN
NEWS.

Mrs. House has been spending
the week at Medina.
Mrs. John Warren is on a visit
to friends in Middleton.
Misses Bette and Sadie Mitch
ell are visiting in Jackson.
Miss Ida Rogers, of Jackson, is
visiting Miss Della Williams.
Miss Stovall, of Jackson, is the
guest of Miss Cora Thompson.
"A. g. Shelton has returned af-
ter an absence of several weeks.
Mr.. John Fulghum has been
waiting on county court this week.
e. P. McNeal brought a cot
ton boil to our Office on the 9th.
Miss Louise Fentress, of Mem
phis, is visiting relatives in Bolivar.
-Mesdames II. o. True and G.
M. Warren visited Extraordinarily.
A few Sterling Silver Belt
Buckles to close at net cost,
at Lightfort's.
Mrs. Hester Mcdaniel is the
guest of Mrs. A. Bailey, of Sauls-
bury.
Miss Sadie Durrett left on
Thursday of last week for Water
Valley.
Mr.. John II. Bradford return
ed last week from a business trip to
Mississippi.
Master Aubrey Bray and his
sister Annie, of Wynne, Ark, are
visiting in Bolivar.
The merchants of Bolivar OBJ
served the 4th of July by closing
their stores In the afternoon.
Mr.. j. r. Jenkins, of Grains
vile, sent a cotton bloom to the
BULLETIN Office on June 9th,
Fine Brandies and Whis-
kies for Preserving and Me-
dicinal purposes.
Or. M. WARREN.
WANTED AT ONCE-Five
hundred bushels of Irish Potatoes,
this years crop. J. A. BARRETT.
DIR. S. Dickson will return
tonight from a visit of several
weeks to his old home in Virginia.
Misses Blanche Wood and
Matte Cochran are on a visit TO
Miss Sallie Ellen Jones, of Corinth.
Mr.. William McKinnie and
wife spent the latter part of last
week with relatives in Hickory
Valley.
The officers of Tennyson Lodge,
X. p, were installed Monday night
by Deputy Grand Chancellor B. V.
Hudson.
Mrs. J. J. Heron, after a
pleasant visit to relatives in Bolivar,
returned to her home at Galloway
Wednesday.
1t is reliably reported that
Prof. Freed will soon leave Essary
Springs. He has been elected pres
dent of school in Henderson.
We have just received an i'm
mense stock of Fruit Jars, which
will be offered for sale at very low
prices. SAVAGE & EMERSON.
On account of the election of
Sheriff. which consumed nearly a
whole day, quarterly court was com
PEELED to hold two days session.
Every member of the Baptist
church is earnestly requested to be
present next Sunday morning. Bus
mess of importance is to be talkedoi
WANTED. General Agent al
once to represent us in Hardemar
County. Good pay. Address
Smith Mercantile Co., Webster
Groves, Mo.
Sheriff Sammons made hi
bond Wednesday. The sureties ar,
]. w. Wilkes, Sr., Tom Roberts
J. w. Wilkes, Jr., Monroe Webb
w. C.. Needham.
WANTED will pay
spot cash for 10000 cross
ties delivered on the /. c.
r. X. at Bolivar.
w. B. WILLIAMS.
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Lake, Miss. July II, 1892.

have used DR.. Tichenor's Anti
septic in cases of fux successfully
and found it a most excellent dres-
sing for cuts, bruises, ETC., preserv-
ing the flesh and healing without
soreness or inflammation.
L. G.. SMYTHE.
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Learned. Miss. Januarv 81. 1870,

Learned, Miss, January u, 1893.
For burns, cuts and stings of in
sects, ETC., and for collie, DIR. Itch
enor's Antiseptic is most excellent
remedy. 1t does not soil the cloth
ing or person and is pleasant in ev-
cry way Try it-you will like it.
J. III. HAMILTON.
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Tupelo, Miss, Aug.

Tupelo, Miss, Aug. 90, 1894.
DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic is a
fine remedy for sore throat.
SHELBY Tor.
DIR. Tichenor's Antiseptic is sold
by B. V. Hudson for only so cents
a bottle.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-05

Senatobia, Miss, Nov. %, 1892.
Having used DR.. Tichenor's Anti
septic on a colt cut by barbed wire,
l can cheerfully recommend it as an
excellant remedy in such cases.
p. M. B. WAIT, Sheriff.
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has been so fortunate in winning the
affections of such an estimable
young lady.
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Wanted.

A middle aged white lady as
house keeper for small family.
Apply to Miss Bette Collins, Boil
war, Tenn. june2s-4t
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-05

term of this court the advisability
and cost, and what part the Bolivar
corporation is willing to pay for
said repairs.
The chairman submitted his semi
annual report which shows the
amount of warrants outstanding
Jany. l, 1895, $4Of2.5S; amount
issued from Jany. l, 1895, to July
/, 1895, 81, 384.82, making q
total of So, 397.40 From Janv. /,
1895, to July I, 1895, the Turstet
paid warrants to the amount OF
SO, 783. 90. This leaves balance
against county on July /, 1895,
of 81, 386.58.
Jno Warren, Ed Carter. G. T.
ingram and J L Foote were elected
Jail inspectors to serve for twelve
months.
The report of the Trustee showed
that the county was indebted to
him on the 1st day of July, 1895,
in the sum of $693.37.
w G Dorion, G I Ingram and A
Z McNeal were appointed revenue
commissioners and their salary fix
ed, former $500, latter at $500,
while engaged.
A J Coates was employed as at
torney by the county to investigate
and collect any and all monies due
county from circuit court clerks of
fee, and that he be allowed 25 per
cent. for all monies collected and
paid over to county.
Two dollars and fifty cents taxes
refunded to J. A. Wilson, colored.
1t was ordered that Aaron Branch
and Malachi Ford be released from
county Jail.
A J Coates, attorney for the
county, reported the result of his
investigation of the books, etc., of
the late w. w. Farley, county
court clerk He found the amount
due the county to be $615.OO. Of
this amount, the court declared that
$4,000 was out of date, leaving
balance due county $515. The
bondsmen were released from the
payment of one-half of this amount,
but were required to pay half of the
costs within 60 days.
vENIRIE.
The following is the venirie for
the September term of CircuitCourt:
No flames E Aldridge, W
G. Graham.
No 2-R D Crews, ] N
Woodson.
No 3-R D Cross, R W
Gibson.
No A S Norment, J NJ Kinney.
No 5-Jas Campbell.
No Ct n Crawford, G H Har-
ris, J E Mashburn.
No w J Wheeler.
No 8-Whit Macon, Jasper Hi
ger.
No 9-W N Sparkman.
No 1O-L L Barton, VIM Black.
No lie NJ Lambeth, Martin
Yoakum.
No-12 J M Thompson,J N Cox.
No 13-Joe Watson, J. w. Elem
ming.
No IA R Webb, c A Ruffin.
No Isl L Overton, Alex Ed
monds.
No 16-J w Thompson, Jas Gil
dewell.
No IL M Cox, S M Manning.
No 18-E Huddleston, J A Will
son.
No. 19-Peyton Moore.
No GOWN Hammonds.
J A Fulghum and w W Scott APP
pointed officers to wait on court.
Commissioners of Poor reported Z
white and three colored inmates on
hand properly cared for.
APPROPRIATIONS.
J R Mayfeld, keeping poor
8 months. ............$ 165. 20 |
S r COnger, lumber -. 26.75 |
Q II :
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Last June, Dick Crawford
brought his twelve months-old child,
suffering from infantile diarrhoea,
to me. 1t had been weaned at four
months old and had always been
sickly. ] gave it the usual treat
ment in such cases but without ben
eft. The child kept growing thin
ner until it weighed little more than
when born, or perhaps ten pounds.
then started the father to giving
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Before one
bottle of the 20 cent size had been
used, marked improvement was
seen and it's continued use cured the
child. It's weakness and puny con-
stitution disappeared and its father
and myself believe the child's life
was saved by this Remedy. J. T.
NARROW, M. D., Tamaroa, Ill. For
sale by B. V. Hudson, druggist.
w. ii. Nelson, who is in the
drug business at Kingville, Mo-,
has so much confidence in Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy that he warrants every bot
tie and offers to refund the money
to any customer who is not satisfied
after using it.. Mr.. Nelson takes no
risk in doing this because the Rem
edy is a certain cure for the dissea-
ses for which it is intended and he
knows it. 1t is for sale by B. v.
Hudson, druggist.
horca I,;ola1 II - Ghofar Of
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Dead Letter List.

Bladore, T. H. Ford, Miss S. B.
Ferguson, Alb. Fabb, Miss Liza
King Miss Mollie Thompson, z.
Shane, Mrs. Lula T1pler, w. G..
Polk, Mrs. Georgia
Ifnot called for in 80 days will be
sent to dead letter office.
G. III. SAVAGE, P. M.
July /, 1895.
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FOR SALE.

1926, 900 first class Brick
Eight dollars per thousand at
the Kiln.
E. P. McNEAL,
Bolivar, Tenn.
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A horse kicked III. S. Shafer, of
the Freemyer House, Middleburg,
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Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic il
warranted to cure Coughs, Coldsa
and Chills,
The Lamar register., 1895-03-16
Resolution. of Respect.

Whereas, Our King in His wisdom
has seen fit to call our dear sister, Mrs.
Clara Henkins, from earthly service to
the perfect happiness of his heavenly
courts, therefore be it
Resoved, That in the death of Sister
Henkins the Lamar Circle of Kings
Daughters has lost faithful and eff
cient worker whose devotion to the
Kings cause was ever an inspiration to
those associated with her.
Resolved, That we extend to her sor-
rowing husband and relatives our sin
cere sympathy in their hour of grief,
and assure them that we will cherish
1e memory of her sweet Christian
spirit and earnest useful life.
Resolved, That we wear our badges
draped in white and black for thirty
days-in black because of our sorrow, in
white because our loss is her gain and
while we mourn she is enjoying the
beauty and glory of the Kings pres
ence.
Resolved, That we place picture of
Sister Henkins-the first OF our circle
to receive promotion to the upper
kingdom-upon the wall OF our room, to
be continual reminder of her virtues
and to inspire US with renewed energy
in the service of our King.
Mrs. MAY PARRISH, Pres't
Mrs. MABEL 1. MAXWELL, Sec'y-
The Lamar register., 1895-03-16
Granada Items.

Grant Dickinson and Lee Blackwell
We're doing q. S. land Office business
in Lamar this week.
Farming operations had begun
around Granada in earnest but were
nipped in the bud by the blizzard
A. S. Thompson shipped two car
loads of sheep to Kansas City last
Saturday returning home Wednes-
day morning.
W. W. Jones is adding some val
liable improvements to his Granada
home By means of an irrigation
pump and ample reservoir he will
show what Granada can do in the
way of fruit, vegetables and fish.
The revival services at the NJ E.
Church still continue and great in
terest has been awakened. Rev. j.
" Watson, of Lamar, who is assist
ing Rev. G. r. Laporte, preached
series of interesting and earnest ser
mons last week, and Granada has ex-
perienced the greatest religious awak-
ening for some years.
Granada Tent of the Maccabees
was organized on Wednesday night
by 7. Bodle, state organizer, with the
following officers: Ira Pratt, past
commander; Frank Milburn, com
mander; T. NJ Phillips, lieut-com-;
W. A. Merrill, r. X; VIM. Mckenzie,
F. K; J. G. Burnett, chaplain; z. It.
Taylor, serg.; J. H. Dumas, MA;
P I. Kirk, 1st M.-G.; n. Taylor, I'd
MIG. ARIEL
The Lamar register., 1895-03-16
TRUSTEE 5 SALE

WHEREAS, Elwyn ~ slater. and Zlpha NJ.
slater, did by their cc7t4uB trust deed
dated Nurrfnicr I'd lesq and duly recorded in
rgcors N The o.iire Of The ReSlisT ,gj Si oni, me
ilefk 81 Fruwars County. state Of nioradG
e9ugey - Frank T. Atkins, trustee and IN case
- his death, rgslguAtion removal or absence
fruu the STATE of Colorado. or refusal or failure
us inability 20 act, thea to the sheriff 81 Prov
efs tounty, Colorado, certain real estate. and
water rlz-i.ts 20 secure the payment Of one GER
tain prenis-ory uoie Tor fifteen hundred dollars
tstsaLsl Aad interest a. therein described v hieh
EeAti estate and uater rights are drseribed as
fpli1Wss The northwest quarter Of Section No
tscutY-t.Ee = u Iosuship No, tNenty-lne III
south, uf Range No iorty-in lt6l west Of the
tae nof1 lnast quarter y tine nnrthwe=t quarter
q said >rcfien twenty-five ~. together with
a fall paid perpetual sater usht % two and
sigttI eight hundretiths ls and -.-iegl ubtr feer
q ERter per second Of time from The Arkansas
klrgr Land Reservoir and Canal Company :
ditch 'a9a The Ia iuata and Lamar Canal
Company ditch bains the wafer right TO said
land al lying and being situate IN the County
~ FruweFs and state u Colorado.
And Nh.ress, default has been made in the
rayHnent - saii notg q the time the same be-
eNale due and payable and also Ia the payment
u intergst due thereon;
And Wh.Fe4s. the said Frank h. Atkins has
failed and still fails and refuses TO act a. trus-
To- under said trust desi
NJa THEEEFOEE, l. the unders trued sheriff Of
aid Prank n Atkins. by virtue - zbe authority
vested Ia me b. the sAid trust decd and At the
rvqu-st q the Legal owner snd holder % said
note sill GA the 10Th daY - April. is5G, a. the
ffuuf door u the court huu~~ ~ said county in
tho tozlu % Lamar iu saii county and state. be
sElssu tho htturs - Ten O'Clock in the forenoon
ald fuu 90 arlss-k 10 the aft=ruoDn Of that day
s-l the Aforesaid real estate and water right.
much th@fcof a. J. necss.ary. at public
ycadur 20 fh- hlshes; and b.st bidder for cash
f,s the uurpssa u paying ud said note. interest,
ald cl-ts q this trust.
IOHN O HAGEsNAS.
sheriff q Pruwers CountJ, Colorado, and
Succe-srr In Trust 10 Frank n At
kline Original Trustee.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

The REGIsTEK would like to have cores
pondent in every community in the county
Please send communications regularly They
must be in the office by Thursday morning to
insure publication
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
NToRGANTowN.

Miss Edith White makes the
precedent of the bloomer COS.
tune in Morgantown. The limo.
walton occurred after her return
from the sad sea waves and tie
gay shore scenes of Atlantic
City.-Post.
Hon. Joseph Moreland and S.
F. Glasscock have formed a
partnership for the practice Of
law.
Hon. Waitman T. Wiley, aud
daughter Miss Louise have been
at Mt. Lake Park for several
days.
Miss Emma Boughner went to
Mt. Lake Park yesterday to Wis.
i her sister Mrs, Howe,
Judge j M. Hagans was con.
fined to the house for several
days recently with rheumatism
but is out again. Dominion.
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loaded several car loads OF live
stock here the past week. K.

4 horse driven by MrssJoshua
HawlSins. Of Marion county, be-
came frightened at a girl on q
bicycle and ran away. Mrs.
Hawkins was thrown overa fence
and almost killed.
Fay Watson. Of Fairmont, was
married lastweek to a niece of
GOV Morton. She was a widow
lady and lived in New York city
being related to Gov, Morton
only b. marriage.
0nthe 2sth Of July, Dir. A. N.
Ellison. whol lives on Little Birch
Braxton county, had $3.50 in
money stolen from.his waiscoat
pocket.
There is a mineral spring at
Evansville that has wonderful
curative qualities and is attract.
inga great deal Of attention.
The man who refrains from
looking at his watch in the pres.
enceof ladies is either very pc.
lite or very poor.