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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11
Auditors Notice.
William J. Leonard
".
His Creditors.

Al persons having claims aea,ns,
the Aforementioned petitioner n n,
solvency are hereby notified 10 Gk
their accounts properly authenticate
IN the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
I onrt for Worcester County, on o.
before the fourth day of June n s.'",
otherwise they will be excluded I'm an
the audit which shall procee"
that day to state. N
" N. r 'o'iA Auditor
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11

Strawberry checks at this
office.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11
The Messenger.

nv This paper has the largest circula-
tion of any paper In Worcester County,
aud l. the oniciai paper Of the County.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11

We are printing lots of ber-
ny checks. Let us print yours.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11

SNOW HILL. MAY 18th, 1895.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS !

We are now preparing to issue
supplement to our Descriptive Reat
Estate Pamphlet, which will contain
some new features, and will largely
circulate through the North and Vest.
and also in Canota and Europe.
All persons wishing to dispose of
their lands can have the same adver-
tised free Of chorge, by sending us
detailed description, together with
lowest prices, including cash payment.
Correspondence solicited.
OUR TERMS:
Where we are the means Of securing
II purchaser, commission of ) per
cent, out Of the first payment, will be
charged. No sale, no charge.
A. p. BARNES & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Snow Hill, Nd.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11

Ill the mOuntalls ui new Jersey, ana
wherever he may afterward locate he
will have the best wishes for himself
and his estimable wife. His friendship
for us is fully appreciated and we are
loath indeed to make this announce
ment of his resignation, which we are
glad to state was source of regret to
all and not the result of any dissatis-
faction on his own part, or that of his
congregation, but because he believes
that it will be better for his health to
seek higher altitude.
On June 18th the twenty fifth
class will be graduated from Western
Maryland College and the college
authorities have decided 10 make it a
memorable occasion in the annals of
the institution. This college has made
phenomenal growth and her alumni are
proud of her exalted position. We'd
nesday June 18th will be Alumni Day
and will be devoted TO class reunions
alumni rallies and banquets. The citi.
Ltlis vi w tSlililiilsttE nave tHTDWn open
their homes To old students and their
wives and husbands and will entertain
as many as may come, from dinner
June 18th until after the commence
ment exercises Thursday. All who
may decide to come should notify Prof.
III. c. Watson of their attention so that
arrangements may be made for them
The beautiful white stone chapel now
completed and the large new dormitory
in process of erection are the most
recent improvements on College Hill
There are many former students in
Worcester county who will he interest
ed in this commencement.
The house and lot where | reside
at Showells, Maryland. is for sale on
reasonable terms For particulars,
apply to Calvin b. Taylor, Attorney,
Berlin, or myself. Mrs. Eliza Morris
Showells, Md. It.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-11

Berlin's White Front Drug Store, was
in Snow Hill on Thursday for the first
time since he left here to 90 in business
in Berlin. We are pleased to learn
that DIR. Marshall is doing good
business.
We are requested to inform per-
sons living in the vicinity Of the Pres.
byterian churchyard to keep their chick
ems out of the yard or they will be
shot. DR. Straughn also wants us to
say that he proposes to shoot chickens
found in his garden.
Seaside resorts along the Atlantic
coast are preparing now for the summer
season. Ocean City, Worcester favorite
resort, is one of the best ON the coast,
and will be better prepared to accom-
modate its patrons this season than ever
before.
The DeLawdre Democrat Says the
bible and tracts presented to freight
conductor George A. Nelson and crew
for their spiritual edifcation by the
Snow Hill w. &. I. L. are highly
appreciated, and the gentlemen delight
in showing them to their friends"
Some business men are like beg
gars, wishing to live and prosper with
out expense to themselves. They expect
a newspaper to be continuously prais-
ing up the town a. the best place in
which to buy goods, but they never
spend cent in advertising to help the
publisher to pay the expense of publish
ing the paper.
Our friends will remember that we
have arranged for the use of the first
floor corner room of the MESSENGER
Building for their convenience during
court. 1t is located opposite the Court
House, and we invite our friends, one
and all, TO make it their headquarters
while waiting for their call TO the court
room.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.

STATE OF MISSpt III.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court of said county, at Licking.
ton, In vacation, April 18th, lshl.
Tue State of Missouri, at the relation and Ia
the use Of Thomas A Catrun, collector of the
revenue of Lafayette county, in the state al
Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
Anna }. Ia, lor, Addie G.. II. Taylor, and Cath
crime q. Reid. defendants.
To the said defendants, Anna }. Taylor,
Addie q. H.. Taylor and Catherine q. Reid, You
ARE hereby notified that said plaintiff has com
mrnccd u suit against you In said court 10y
petition. the object and general nature OF
which is Ia obtain n Judgment for the taxes,
interests and casts due on the following
Of Lafayette and state Of Missouri. la vii
Fifty-ciphi acres, being the northwest quarter
of the northwest quarter except southwest
corner. and northwest corner of the northeast
quarter uf section 3, township ~, of range q.
sand real estate being delinquent for the years
iss.. lsfo. isli. ishs aud iS'i. and that sad
taxes for said years, exclusive Of penalty.
| interest and costs, amount In the aggregate Ia
the sum of sGi o.. ana that the same may lie
declared n lien ON SAID real estate, and that
the same may he sold or 81 mu'h thereof us
may be necessary Ia satisfy the judgment
rendered herein, with interest. fees, penalties
commissions ana costs.
And You are further nGtifcd that unles;
YOU appear nj the next term al said e mt
To- he begun ana held nj the court house, ~
NTH day Of August, neNt, ana on al
before the sixth day Of said term, II III,
term shall a. long continue, aud It not, tlici
before the end of the term. aud answer sal,
petition. the same VIII he taken as confessed
And IL il fuIthcS ordered that "a cop
hereof be published Ia the Lexington Week
~ Iutciiigencer, "a newspaper published II
said county ut Laiay cite, for iuur week
,ucccssiNely, the last Insertion Ia bc al ieas
-four weeks before the commencement u
the next term Of TINS court.
A true copy. Attest:
e l. EWING, Clerk.
by Frank TTigg, ID. L. "a Il
II. c. Wallace, Jr., Attorney FOR PlainiiI.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
SEASON OF CEREMONIES.

hardest, brightest and most valued, bsing
the symbol of spiritual truth. Metals, In
this eastern symbolism, signify strength
OF different kinds. Brass, bronze or
ciectrum, bodily strength; iron, military
power; steel, loyalty, Il. e. military truth,
since rulers We're guarded by n favored
and trusted band Of soldlers.) Thus, ever
in ancient days, steel, the refined aud
hardened iron, represented n very LOFTY
sort of truth, signiiying, as IL ala,
national fidelity or patriotism, or loyalty
to the representative of government,
whether one ruler or a representative
body OF men. .
From this probably cane the medieval
expression 'true as STEEL" but as days
passed IA still finer meaning was connected
Herewith. The art Of making glass
mirrors had been forgotten with many
other arts) and mirrors OF polished steel
were then in use; Eeace the rehection,
the truth OF the image, was also alluded
to in the proverbial phrase las true as
steel" What had been merely II stern
loyalty to power, "A military hard shell
sort of truth, was now an image oil polish
ed and smooth and radient st~rength-as
beautiful, as powerful. The truth oil social
intercourse, whose highest and rarest
form is friendship.
Polonius, giving parting advice to his
son, Laertes, says: "The friends thou
hast, and their adoption tried, grarple
them 10 tnN Soul WIFI nophS vi StCci.
To realize the full force and Significance
OF this figure we need only examine the
meaning of the phrase ''grapple them
with hooks of steel" A graphing iron
(calIed also a grapnel) is an ron iustru-
ment with hooks, something like the
claws of a bird of prey. These grapneis
are used in holding one vessel to another
-sometimes to helm a disabled ship-but
far more freouentIvt IN hold n vessel when
.au -. ank.t nna yyor yassaI
sweeps up 10 ano.ne,' caS.s "
ron On W tnat parI sun ", ~. :"
tahra'I ~ u ou'waIh ~ "ae na ~
ana eaIcning noiu WIN 'nesJ " NJ
irons, noIusi.he Vessei sue ny " " u
one casting inc graPnel. iheh 'me ~
mat ooaros 'he o'uer a"u "S"a'y
captures u.
one version OF Iolonius speeo" !" ~
~ Isl 1919 ,, - ,ni,h 80 tha
Wv g., :. .in,iv narriad
go, Sn, r. danra ia ,sss nobi. 40 in
oau, - :, 800 ,wn snnis ,ioating
a,a go ~ 80 ,iLa two nohis
H. r.and ,as, 10 r. ,har What
Snapn,' ppaaastion ia in thjs 6gnra
II 40 To- this "a % friandsbi In
,har. wonid he iittia In aid and comfort
~ =, 49, io,rnav tnronah it, uoyy ,ya
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
For II stylish aud well made dress suit
go Ia Frederick the Tailor. i-5I-tf

For II stylish aud well made dress suit
Ia Frederick the Tailor. i-57-tf
To THE LADIES-li you want n stock
ings for your boys come Ia us aud eN-
anime our stock at Leather stockings"
The best IN the world. u. Sinauer. G.it2
Rev. 4. :. Love Will preach at Edenview
church the first, second and third sun
days ia each month regularly, nj II IA. m.
SUNDAY school at 10 a. III. ii
NV line OF Wall Paper - now all in aud
ready tnr Your inspection. Dpn't iail Ia
give IN, call II there ,s any thing IN tina
line y1u want. y. EElr. l-6ti
The household goods of Mary r.. Smith,
deceased, will he sold on the court house
square al Saturday, jane 18th, 1895; also
some very fine dresses. John u. Wilson,
administrator.
You aIc cordially ia ,ited tn call AID eX-
anime our immense stock OF white aud
fancy shirts, conceded bN everybody to he
the largest and best assorted variety In
the city, and our prices are guaranteed 10
be ~ per cent. lower than those OF ouJ
competitors. IA. Sinaucr. G-lta
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NILSSON III,
county ri Lafayette

STATE OF III,
county ri Lafayette
In the Circuit Court Of said cauniy, ~ licking
ton, In vacation. April 9TH. lNhi.
The It ne ~ Missouri. NJ the relation and ~
the IA" 81 Tnauas \ iatran. C,'ll .yi"r at the
r.Ncuu" at LAFAYETTE criIniN, IN the state ut
Missouri. Plaintiff.
versus
! nurri. carroll ct al. Defendant.
II the said lIuIris Carroll, you are hereby
notified That said plaintiff ms commenced "a
SUIT against You la said court by petition. the
object and general nature OF which ~ Ia
obtain "A Judgment for the taxes, interest and
costs due ON the following described real
estate, situate IN the county uf l.ifay cite
and state Of Missouri, tu-wit: lutS ! aud =,
block u. IN Pomcroy, HouN aud Graham's
addition To Lexington, Mo. said real estate
teiny delinquent for the years lss1, lsss, isSa.
lSJO, lSIl, lcsr2 and lr'S, and thai said taxes
for said years. exclusive of penalty, interest
aud costs, amount IN the aggregate to the sum
Of so u. and that the same NAV Ia declared
! a lieu rn said real estate. and that the same
may bc sold CT 50 much thereof rs may he
necessary 10 satisfy the Judgment rendered
herein, with interest, fees, penalties, commits
siuns aud Gusts.
And You arr further notified that unl"ss
You appear at the next term NJ said court,
Ia Ice begun and held at thu court house. IN
the city of Lexington. in said county. un the
nth cav OF August next, AMI un or before
the sixth day ot said term, u the term
shall So long continue, and IL not, then hctoic
the end of the term, AMI answer said petition,
the SAINT will bc taken rs confessed.
! And il u further ordered that u copy hereof
h. published In the Lexington Weekly lntelli-
gcncrr, "a newspaper published ia said county
ut LAFAYETTE. Tor four weeks successfully, the
last insertion To he at least four weeks before
the COMMENCEMENT Of the next term ot THIS
court.
Atruc copy. Attest:
CT EWING, Clerk.
By PE,Rt. REEpER. u I. a-2.-it.
II e Wallace, Jr., Attorney for rlaintiii.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
The Doctors Are Coming.

r. The English doctors.
DEAR SiRs:-I desire to let you know
how much DIR. Stewart has helped me-. 4
have been "A great sufferer with kidney
trouble and pain in my side; could hardly
get around, aud was getting worse ali the
time. When | commenced treatment with
him ! was hardly able To sit up, | was 81
weak. Had tried doctors and patent medi-
cines till I was discouraged, and thought
| could not he helped. | commencd
treatment with him, and commenced In
feel better right away. Pains left me, ani
l am now able 10 do my " work. I can-
not praise him enough. ! hope Others viii
try him. I know he will help YOU. Re-
specially, Ma. SARAH y. noRMoN,
Brosdhead, MD.
The doctors will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Lexington, Mo, Monday, jane
3. Otice open from 5 a. IN. Ia : y. m. Cali
aud he eSamined. Consultation tree.
Stockholders Meeting,
meeting of the stockholders of Baptist
Female College will be held at the First
Baptist church, jane 18th, 1895, Tor the
purpose of olecting trustees for the
coming year. NJ. r. RONLE,
Secretary Protein,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08

The case OF X. A. II. lin against
Stephen l.. Cheatham, Jas. W. Cheaiham
and Gross =. kest-rsnn, commenced in
the circuit court al Lafayette county at
the Agust term, 1871, for the specific
performance OF a parol contract for the
conveyance of land, was tried AT the April
term, ls9S, before Judge Richard Field a.
chancellor, resulting in a Judgment Tor
defendants. II was appealed 10y plaintiff
In the Kansas city court Of appeals, aud
thence transferred To the supreme court,
where ON Tuesday last the Judgment of
the circuit court was affirmed. Opinion
by burgess, justice. Wallace \ Gales
were the attorneys al defendants, aud
| John r.. Burden Tor plAlntlu.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08

, eagles flight, its awkward fisppings and
vociferous Growing over its supposed sue;
cAss serve only to draw the attention OF all
To the absurd attempt, the ludicrous
failure.
While the tendency of youth is to live
too much in the future, age, on the other
hand, loses the present in looking back To
vanished Joys. This retrospect is natural
and beautiful, for it is true that Thine
has a halo wing touch" but u should mol
become las it too often does) q tretful
pining for the irrevocable past. When
such is the case, oil the sweet memories OF
the past lose their fragrance and beauty,
aud become a garland Of thOrns or with
cred leaves.
Youth needs to be led onward by the
bright plumaged birds OF hope, that lure
us up the rough way of life; but IL these
attractions cause neglect OF the present.
and it's duties, those bright dreams Will
fade into mere fog wreaths and nothing
ness.
Only the present is ours in which to
live, Il labor, to suffer, to forgive and to
forget. IL we do our whole duty, we have
no time ''to look before and after, and
pine for what is not" The moments pass
and their records are Interchangeable. Rare
indeed Is that human soul Tor whom,
..As bees flee home with ladies' OF treasure
The minutes wing their way with pleasurc!'
nor IL suSu u Souis ho"SN h"pPy ~
truly blessed as one for whom
1.-The flying moments upward rise
Like sweetest incense To the skies.
The future holds no terrors for him in
the , byss of the unknown, for the light OF
the present and past streams over the
divide and scatters some of its shadows
| Nor will he fear to enter that "undiscov-
| cred bourne from which no traveller re-
turns" for the moments OF his life will
-.-- -~N -a - ..uI In - ,nsnanR hint
as joyful witnesses Of duty we'll done. A
| Christians life on earth should resemble
a watch-light of the olden time, a per-
fumed waxen taper, measured and marked
in sections, each burning usually an hour
80 should the Christians earth life be
consumed in use for others, as q watch In
the night, pertaining the air, dispelling
the darkness, aud CORRESPONDING the glOriss
of that Better Lane which knows nc
shadow OF night or OF time.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08

WANTED-Work on a farm, by u your &
white man, with wife. Call at this oific' :.
To CLOSE oUT-I have about % boys
suits from IL to IS years. in black and
grey cheviots and grey and fancy worsteds,
in odds n ends, but all of this seasons
purchases, which l will close out at prime
cost. Here is your opportunity for great
bargains. IL. Sinauer. 6-lt2
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

Go to Friedrich the Tailor for your
spring suit. 42'u
Home money to loan at seven per cent.
Catron Il raubman. o4t
Call aud see our bargain counter, at
Cash Shoe House, opposite postofhce, I'D.
Meyers. 3E-ti
Friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line of
suitings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 427-tf
Tn transfer line now has a call book at
Vaughan Il McCIeiland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3-23-f
Takes UP-At my farm, eight miles
south Of Lexington, on Columbus road,
one SOW. Pat Glenn. 6S2t
Collector and salesman wanted-call on
l.. W. Brelsford at Longs Hotel. Good
money for the right man. 8 1l-tf
FOR SALE-A piano and organ, both in
good condition, cheap and on easy pay
m.nts. Inquire at this office. 4-2O St
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for 81 SO, all styles, at Cash shoe
House. opposite postoffice, Ed. Meyers.
bou I loIStt thdt jug Ia. i-ohs u WV
finest and sweetest Hams and Break fast
Bacon in town. All home cured. Try
them. 4-27-4t
The ransfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. 1O-27.tf
The members of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy are earnestly requested to
meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Hyde.
We sell the best line of mems and boys
good shoes at sl.25, at the Cash Shoe
House, opposite %postoffice, Ed. Meyers.
J. b. Sorency, ST., a prominent citizen
of Odessa, died very suddenly at his home
Last Wednesday afternoon. He was as
well as usual at dinner, and died at five
o'clock.
Mr.. Joseph Wolfe was here this week
taking orders for electric light wiring.
He will be here again next week. Those
who want their wiring % free in their
homes or business houses should order it
one as soon as possible.
Mr.. Zach Wright sold 1873 bushels Of
wheat which he has been holding for
nearly three years, for seventy-one cents
per bushel. 1t netted him thirty-seven
cents. Mr.. Wright says IL he had sold It
at one time he would nave gotten only
four cents per bushel out Of 1t.
Extraordinary bargains in knee pant
suits. l have bought one hundred sample
suits nj less Than manufacturers cost, and
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08

court, az Lexington, 10y p( - Qhtagf
aud general nature Of vi
Judgment Tor the taNes,
due "n the following de-
situate la the county e
ct MissouristJ-wit Lot stxo ~
DrNtr. Missouri. said real estate being delin-
quent for the year. isss. lss-. iss9. 10. is1i,
iSl'. ani lssi. and that said tasss Tor said
YEATS, exclusive ct penalty. iatet.-t aud costs.
umuunt la the aYgicvni. IL the -umo f stlO,.
aud that the sunn- may T." d,, iIrrd a lien un
,lid real estate, and that the same may he
odd 90 80 much thrIeot ~ nihN hr nec,asarv
~ satisfy the judgment r-nd, nd herein, wth
interest. fees, penalties. commissions rnd
casts. Aud YOU are further hutiiisd nat
unlrss You appear ~ the neNi term 81 'Tid
court. L. he hcRu an,i head ~ thc e. Il
house. ~ tue cav nf Lexington. IN SAID c''i,-
~. un the nth diN uf .AuiiI-t neat. atd an or
before the sixth dlN nf said term. n ibr term
hall So lunW continue, aud IL nut. then i'i,rc
The end at the term. AMI answer sdtt p%'titi.''.
tue same viii br tikru ~ confessed: tud u \,
further oiitT,,i. that u cupN hereof L. In''-
li-hrl ia the Lexington Weekly lutr,iiF' ~
Ger. II newspaper, published ia sud county ot
Lafayette. for four weeks sur,,ssiNrl,. the
hat Insertion To- Ice al least four weeks
before the commencement az the next term
at this count.
\ true copy. Attest
e. l.. EWING. Clr,i.
By Pearl RETpEU. H. T.. go
| u. &. Wallace, JT. Ntiy. Tor plaintitf.
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DLhlnS.
Died. at the Baptist College, in this
city, Wednesday morning, June 9Th, 1880,
at 2 o'clock. Miss Mary h. Davis, of
Barnard, Mo.
Miss Davis had been a pupil of this
school for four years; she was taken sick
several weeks ago but recently began to
improve, and her friends became very
hopeful. Even the physicians thought
she was improving the evening before
her death. Her mother was with her at
the time OF her death.
Miss Davis was a very popular girl with
all her teachers and schoolmates. She
was n years OF age, and had joined the
Baptist church at the age of II years. Her
body was taken Thursday, to her old
home, at Barnard, for burial. The sym
pathy of our entire community is extend
ed TO the stricken parents.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letter, tcstimcntlrN "I the estate of Mary
H.. Smith, deceased, we've granted a. The
under irnci ga the ili diN 81 June. l-4. Is
ia" probate court Uf lGttN,tt" county,
MI.-uuTi
An persons having claim, AGAINST a,il
, tate, ITv required IT, exhibit th'm tut at
Low in'C L. The Uiu,iul-IuItu Mihtu uup wear
aztec ihc date 81 said lrtirr- az th,N InuN h.
prr,lu,lc,l irnm ANY houSnt uf slCh ,rtlt,.
and II such claims hc unt cNh,hitrd Withrn tNn
YEAR iruIn thc date at SAID l,tters th,N O.Il
lc forever tiII,d.
Ipis lta day uf June, lsG.
JOHN u. WILSON,
u-S~St administrator.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-08
THE OLD MEMS CLUB.

The Old Mems Club met at the hOspita-
BILE home of MIR. Stephen q. Wentworth,
on last Saturday. Twenty seven men,
bers were present, besides a number OF in
vited guests. Every one was treated roy
ally. An elegant dinner was served. We
will publish the proceedings Of the meet
ing next week.
MIR. Milton Drummond has appointed
Messrs. Geo. Marquis. J. h. Santmyer and
j. A. X. Chamberlain AS deputy assessors,
The city election Tuesday resulted in
the election of the following councilmen
Thos. Hare. u. Z. kist, r.. M. Taubman
and Frank Harvey.
TO morrow will be decoration day for
the knights OF Pythias. All who will are
requested To SEND flowers. The Knights
will meet at the hall at LIS O'Clock p
III. The cemetery Ill be visited at
o'clock ard the graves decorated. Rev. w
4. Cole Nil deliver the memorial address
Miss Minnie Neaie was very badly hur
Tuesday evening. While on the road I,
Col. McCIelland's with Mr.. Talbot Simp
son, in a buggy, the horse became fright
ened and ran away. Miss Minnie wa
thrown from the buggy against IA baTbe'
wire fence. Her face was badly cut IL
several places, though not seriously. Sn'
is getting along nlcely.