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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29

Bath Towels, zoe.
Elephants these, 2sx5o inches. full
bleached and very heavy. Such splendid
Towels most buyers expect to be at least
Csc.
Curtain Muslin, 121zc.
White Coin Spots. other spots and
figures, yard wide these and new, 12ho
Huck Towels. 12Hc.
All linen. note the sizc.e2x4s inches.
Two other new towels at the same price.
Need only to be looked at.
White Organdy. CSC.
White French organdy for graduating
dresses. confrmation-You know that
though. and that these are nearly two
yards wide, but maybe you do not know
that three grades are here. s5c. size. and
Soc. and fully % per cent. beolw the us
ual retailer.
White Nainsook, SC.
One case White Check Muslin. quite
up to the regular Sc, quality. is on sale
now ut &c. yard.
Victoria Lawn, SC.
One case White Victoria Lawn, &c. a
yard. This good substantial quality we
sell largely for linings-it has weight and
| body.
Hemstitched India Linens, 2Oc, CSC, ssc.
and S7l9c. Buyers will find the best val
] ues here by far
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
THEY GOT A DIVORCE
Two Hearts That Do Not Beat As One,
For the Law Has Said II.
WOULD Be PuGILlSTS AIR THEMSELVES.
A Brnhesman Who Went TO sleep on
DUTY Meets With such n Seriou.
Accident That Months VIII EIapse
BEFORE He IL Able 10 Renew His
Other SUFFOLK News.

Suffolk. Va. March 2S.+SpeciaD-
Dock Cox. fiagman on the Norfolk and
Eaeolina railroad. this afternoon slept al
! MS post of duty and narrowly escaped
waking in another cline. AS it was he
Ia seriously injured and will not be able
TO work again for weeks. Being sent to
nag a train about a mile from Suffolk
he put the signal in proper position
and went to sleep beside the track
thinking that he would get up the engi-
near never tried 10 stop the train till
100 near for the breaks 10 be effectual
SoX,s foot was badly crushed and bad
looking gash was torn in his head near
the left ear. He was brought to Suffolk
and received surgical attention fronS DR..
w. W. Murray. Some of the toes were
3amputated
e LOCAL FISTIC CARNIVAL.-If last
nights military benefit entertainment
was anything it was amusing. The par
8t .pnts OF Suffolk aAld their parts in
the athletic exhibition, which was con-
quoted under Prof Dan Days direc-
{ Ion, were keenly enjoyed by the specta-
Tors. From the appearance of RAYMOND
4 fafiey IN song and dance. with burnt
+ cork decorations. till the last boxing
event, the audience was in great glee and
more than once broke forth In hilarious
mirth as some of the amateur boxers COZ
warmed up their work and did n hi
of smuggling. Wv
AFTER the musical numbers Prof. DAILY
gave exhibitions of club swingings and
a DAG punching. Illustrating the methods
used by Corbett. Fitzsimmons and other
) pugl1ists
a There were seven bouts during the
y evening. scientific and unscientific-
6 mostly the latter-and for that reason
they were more amusing. The full lis.
! or those appearing in the ring with
gloves for limited number of rounds
4 s Ioiiows: Charles l.. Hutchins VS.. John
Il Goodwin, Ben Buck VS.. Blackwell
Stlth, Bob Withers vs. BRUCE B,inl;lev
Willie Beamon vs.. joe Grimes. Mack
& Meakin ys. Thad Ames. Wallace Kiiby
L vs.. Dick Brinkiey and Prof. DAILY with
his sIelrring partner. ]. P. Goodwin
IlfCY ARE NOW AS STRANGERS
The curtain fell on the last act of a do
2 n,estic drama to-day, when Mrs. Matte
asytlius and Mr. William Willis recently
& cI Isle OF Wight county, signed q deed
Il % separation a mensa ct thoro They
u VIII now live as strangers. The deed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Dress Goods.

Ii you have seen wild pigeons feed in
the fall when acorns strew the ground
under the red robed trees-lf you have
( seen the neiEhbor bees when the boys
( cut down bee tree then you know how
1t looks here at the dress goods and
silk counters-It is an inspiring sight.
Busy as bees this bright eyed flock in
tent on changing plumage. No wonder,
though when this is being done that
morrow for the first time at 25c. yard.
blue and white, tan and white. black and
white. brown and white. neat checks in
new weave. all wool. every thread. The
buyer would hardly be over charged IL
charged twice.
( AT 25c. new mixtures of silk and wool,
.SSS oNNudi'y Wooi anu Silh view IlllN-
lures for street and morning wear. New
shades of green and blue among these.
Delay Is dangerous.
At soc. new shipment of figured
black goods-the stylish jacquard weave.
IS inches wide. This is wonderful SELL
ing,
at Acc. the Easter Offering this-3s inch
Boucle Novelties, tans, grays, etc, with
threads of silk mingled and loops OF
black or white thrown over all See this
example of generous bargain giving in
the great window on left of main en-
trance-Come soon II at oil.
Z One piece magnificent plain blacl
sicilian, more than one and one hall
Z yards wide, S7,Ac. yard. Only one piece
+ mind you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Handkerchief.

50 dozen Ladies' plain hemstitohea-
from u to l inch deep. None under 2,1oe
linen. Special and extraordinary sale,
l9c. each. Sheer these. as cobwebs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Mems Wear.

Linen Understanding and Rolling,
actually 2lO0 linen. in eight styles, and
lOc. each-these are four ply-as fine as
the e. and w. and in no way inferior to
them. You must remember that when
you paid 25c. for collars years ago you
paid $50 and s75 for a fine suit made by
the best tailors. You do not pay that
now. and II you come here you will get
collars reduced in proportion to clothes
Cuffs of same, 12lsc.
Mems Fast Black Imported Socks.
spliced heel. double sole, spliced toe. fine
Guage, 12hc. You will pay 25c. for these
in most stores.
Mems Brown Balbriggan Half Hose
forty guage. mace yarn, spliced heel and
toe. drop stitch. i2,sc. and the Csc quality
with most stores.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Shirt Waists, CSC.


Ladies' Shirt Waists. light prints, well
made, perfect fitting. Numbered, 50c
waists, arc being sold here at 35c This
waist story is told to out of town folks
Dvery body in Norfolk knows of the
great sale-There has been a moving
panorama here and will be for some
days while these waist are being sold at
a5c.
Lots of other Waists, but no room to
tell of them here
Window Shades, CSC.
Window Shades on spring rollers, COM
plete with fixtures. all ready to hang, 25c
each. Fringed Shades, 42c. each
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Notions.
Ladies Vests.

Three lots of these In the window left
OF entrance are an example of the down
ward trend of prices One lot ribbed
Bleached Cotton, 1Oc. Another fine lot,
l2i2c.. and RichIlieu ribbed Lisle Thread,
2Sc. This last the usual soc. grade
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29


They are marking the new lot here on
Saturday-On sale tomorrow
Irridescent Bands. loo
Fish Scale Bands. l2isc. and 15c
Irridescent Spangled Fish Scale Band
Trimmings, 25c. and soc. Beaded and
Spangled Net, 75c,; with jet. S1,sc.
Jctted Nets. % inches wide, French,
sl.25. $500. $3.50 and s275 yard-You
know what these are. Black Silk, French
Net. jetted and spangled-They are in
great vogue for full fronts-They are
much lower here buyers say.
Hose Tomorrow.
Special sale to-morrow-Enough to last
all day maybe. but better come before
noon.
Read carefully Ladies' Fast Black
Stockings, Hermsdorf Dyed full regular
made, (seamless) made in Germany of
combed Maco yarn, with high spliced
heel and double sole, l9c. l9c, lee, l9c.
Ladies' accustomed to wear the finest
| Hosiery are asked to see what this great
masterful store can do when 1t tries
Nothing ever high here and some thing
marvelously cheap always.
Hassocks, 39c.
Iiassocks of Moquette. Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, large size. about 2
inches high ana about 10 inches In diam
eter, soc. each-Only about thirty of them
though.
MoQuette Rugs, 1sx27. S7,sc. Some near
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29

April Delineator.
In the Butterick Pattern Department
they say that they will be ready to-mor-
row to deliver the April "Deiineator."
Mems Suitings.
Not everyone knows that Mems Trous
erings and suitings. can be bought here
at great saving Black Clay Diagonal.
double width. high quality, $3.50 a yard
High Grade Trouserings in very choice
styles are $500 yard
Cassimeres for Men and Boys wear ara
as low as Csc, s7,sc. and SOC. q yard here
Percales, Sc.
Merrimac Percales. yard WIDE one case
of these. new, light, excellent styles, &C.
q yard.
Sheer Ginghams, Sc.
Finest, softest. sheerest of domestic
Zephyr Ginghams. one case of these and
beautiful in pattern as in quality, Sc.
yard. zephyrs these. usually l2Ac.
bingham Special, SC.
BY actual count there had been sold up
to last night of these choice Spring Cling
hams twenty-four thousand six hundred
odd yards-no wonder either-when you
think OF such cloth at &C. n yard full
assortment here yet-selling will go on
at 5c-no telling though how long for
the pile is wasting away.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Shirts.

White Shirts unlaundered, pure linen
bosom, reinforced back and front patent
gussetts. felled seams, 3sc. each. No man
need buy more costly shirt. These are
controlled by us in Norfolk.
White Unlaundered Shirts. pure linen.
pieated bosoms. open back and front,
soc. Save 25c. by coming here.
PaTasols and Umbrellas.
Ladies' Parasols of White China silk.
white handle and frame, $l.25. Persian
and Chiffon Parasols-new fancies are
ready to show.
Specials in Gloria Umbrellas, ladies' and
gentlemens, steel rod, fine natural han.
dies. 50 of these. SIPS zach.
Notions.
White CASTLE Soap, &c n cake. Every
body buys little things here-You know
why. If you don't then ask the best
buysr among your friends She buys
here. Everything fresh and the lowest
price always.
New Belts New Jewelry. New purses.
New Buttons.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
ELECTRIC COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Current Furnished for ArchIights, In.
candescent Lights and EI:-
trio Motors.

for Printing Presses. Coffee Mills Eie.
vators Fans. etc. etc. Sold at reason
able rates by meter OF lat ret =
tenn. as may be preferred by the con
sumner. JAS. l.. BELOTE
lephome; ~ nnd III Snpt.
mhlh-su.w r,3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
Ladies' Wrappers, SIC.

Two hundred and forty ready made
Wrappers. percale prints. light and dark.
half lined waist. full cut. 5Sc each.
Mind you these go on sale tomorrow as
n special They will be sold while lot
lasts-wll not last long If they go as
fast as we think-think you of it-ready-
to-wear at Csc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
NOTICE ro sCuoot TRUSTEES.

a teacher recently from San Fran.
cisco. holding n state Lifc Diploma,
wishes position in any public school
Address a. Be,
McDcrmid'a Ranch,
via Cherry Creek,
Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01

When you are III need Of letter
heads, bill h, ads, note hcade, envcl.
opcs, statcmcnts, etc, remember that
you can have them printed Mt the In.
DEPENDENT office at prices within the
reach of all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
NOTICE.
1868.

:, The undersigned owners ofihc Standing Elk.
Holman, Cleveland, Tfipnii and East fsipuIi
mines located NJ Railroad Mining Disitict Nh -
Oaunly, Nevada, having leased or bonded the
hnrs :" u. ". hictuUs and john r. Dome
lIn. oi salt Lake City, Utah. hereby give netico
that we VIII not hg responsible fif any debts
incurred by the said nircs after this dntc.
llORACB X. TuuRHGE
m JERFTRsOs lfESDgEseS
KLo. Iuly d. i'S
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
Application For Patent.
Notice No. COZ.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson City, Nevada. Feb. IL. 1926.

s1lAikN LAND I
Carson City, Nevada, Feb. IL, 1890. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Tho Morning Star Silver Mining Com.
pany, by q. Il. Perkins lis duly authorized
Agent, whose postofllcc address Is Kinsley,
Elko County, Nevada. via. Ibapah II. o.,
10 d8oeiG T3ian,y: Utah. hns made M R application
star and Morning Star West Extension
lConsolidatcd) Lode mining claim situate
in kinslcy Mining District, Eiko County,
feet OF the Morning Star and liBD linear feet
OF the Morning star West Extension Tsodcs
tConsolidatcd) and surface ground as shown
on the plat, being Lot No. - and described
In tho field notes and plnt Of the onlcial sur.
vcy on illc In this ofllcc, with magnetic va.
rintion Mt 10 degrees ~ minutes east, us fol.
lows: Commencing NJ Post No. I, u corner
Of tho claim. thence 20 deg. 20 min W 1870
feet TO posts No. 9 & p; thence n. ~ deg. t5
min. w. 100 feet 20 post No. o; thence n. D
deg. ~ min. W, i2i feet TO post No. Z; thence
s. ~ deg. Is min r. 100 feet 20 posts No. 8
& 2; thence s. ~ deg. ~ min. r. 1870 fcCt 10
post No. 4; thence s., deg. Dmin. r. I?t
containing n total area OF IL. IS acres. from
which tho nrca in conflict with tho "Nian.
tic" Lode, Survey No. "a. IL expressly OK.
1000 acres hereby applied for.
From post No. o, the section corner TO SEQ.
tlons ~, ~, 30 & 81 TIP. 20 n. Il. 57 Il. bears
West 32sS feet distant.
said Consolidated lode location and min.
Ing claim being OF record In tho ofIlcc OF tho
Recorder OF said Mining District NJ Kins.
Icy, In ElkO County, Nevada. Tho nearest
known locations being tho "Niontio" and
"llawkcyo."
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Morning Stnr and Morn
lug Star West extension Consolidated mines
or surface ground ore required 20 nle their
adverse claims with tho Register OF tho
United states Land Oflcc at Carson city,
Nevada, in the County Of Ormsny, during
tho sixty days period OF publication hereof,
or they will DO barred by the Virtue 90 tho
provisions Of tho statute.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice Of Application for Patent bc pub.
lishcd for tho period OF ton consecutive
weeks In the Eiko fSDErBSnEsr, n Weekly
Newspaper. published at Elko, Nevada.
q. II. GALLUP,
" Register.
FIRST publication, Fob. %, 1870.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF GEORGE II. MEIGs, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the Es-
tate OF George II. Meigs deceased, TO the
creditors OF, and TO all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice, TO the said undersigned Admins
traitor at his oflicc and place OF business in
the county OF Elko, the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business OF said
Estate.
W. T. SMITH.
Administrator.
Dated at Elko, New, Feb. 20, 1895
lfcb2iiw.l
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, MARCH l, 1896
JOINT STATEMENT

AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
Por the Quarter Ending Dec. 81, !,
1903.
SITE OF SEEXADA,is...
ACDIToRs OFFICE.
Jan. C, i6D6
To the Honorable Board OF County Comm!e
sioncrs OF Elko County, Nevada.
GESTLEsEs: W" herewith submit our Qunr
tcily Report of the Finances cf the Comfy
Tor the quarter ending Dec u. iso5.
Respectfully submitted:
T.. z. BILKEY,
Auditor
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS PROM ALL SOURCES.
Raj in transury Cant an 'oi s5lcI 10
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-01
Total disbursements. ,si5,320

Balance in treasury. ...S3j.7l7
Tho above balance stands TO the
credit Of tho various funds as per
Trcasurcr's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan ., 1896:
rurNstrnpc'u uNJASrp sttrIT
The American guide., 1896-08-08
Grand rally at Jerusalem End sun
day. Every body invited.
REV. +. X. WHITE, Pastor.
hpolher loduc Cruanize1.

LIrrLr Rock, Ark, Aug a.-lTo TIN
EplroR;l Please give me space in your
much read and valuable paper to tell
the X. of II. Of the Wosld that we had
another good time on Thursday night
July 80, at Scelig. We Installed the
officers of Trinity lodge M. So, X. of II
of the World, with 81 m~'nbers, Fol
nice people, blue leg chickens, fat pigs
fine cakes and pies, scclig beats al
places have yet visited.
The house was crowded with nicely
dressed ladies and gc1tlemen, wh'
were so interested in tht installatioi
ceremonies that the orda would have
compared favorably with Pur tirst-clas'
churches during divine frvices' Th'
lodge takes the GUIDE forPnc year ant
have paid me for the Same. Plcas'
send the paper to Sir II. ,. Fitzgerald
Scelig, Lee county, Ark.
| am yours for X. Of II. and A. q,
JORDAN WiIllAMs, C. D.
The American guide., 1896-08-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Charley Bell is on the sick list.
Little Mack Sykes, of Forrest City,
has a fine crop.
Henry c. Phillips was on the sick list
during the week,
j. c, Calhoun, a tonsorial artist, Is
always ut his post
Mrs. Annie NJ Copeland was visiting
on the South side Monday.
WIN. Bruington, late of Hot Springs,
is still in the City of Roses.
Rev. II. NJ. McMiller will preach for
Rev. Y. X. White. Ind inst.
j. II. Sykes will leave saturday for
Coal lin to visit his sister
b. 4. Wallis, a Main street barber,
will leave soon for Aberdeen, Miss.
Hon. j. T.. Bush, editor of this paper,
was on the sick list but Is up again.
bryant Lustcr Is at home from trip
over four states. Luster Is a traveller.
Rt. |. Bishop Derricks was royalty
entertained at Jones park during the
week..
Our old lifetime friend, j, X, Rector,
we are glad to note, is up and about
again.
Miss Mercer Gillscy is very sick at
her fathers home, Fourteenth md
Commerce streets.
Miss Jennie Washington, after spend
ing a few months Of pleasure in Hot
Springs, is home again.
Elder J. w. Muse will leave soon for
st. Paul. MINI, to spend few weeks
with his son and new grandson.
Judge NJ W. Gibbs spent few days
in the southeastern part OF the state
doing battle for Mckinley and Hobart,
Hon. C. W, Keats made ilying trip
To Hot Springs during the week, where
his via is attending the bedside Of her
sick friend, Mrs. Valentine
Mrs. Harry Penn, who went to searcy
Springs to spend the summer; was
taken seriously i'll Thursday, Mr.
Penn was summoned there by telegram
and will bring her home.
VIM. Buforl, editor of the Arkansas
Dispatch, is among the boys again after
spending several weeks OF misery and
woe with old man Rheumatism. viii,
we are glad to see you out again
ront forget the entertainment TO be
given at A. NJ. u. Zion church Aug 10,
In honor OF the Bishop |, is stated on
good authority that the bishop will
make Little Rocl, his future home.
Presiding priest OF St, Phillips
church, Il. r Daniels aud child, after
nn absence Of six weeks, is at his post
again. The priest returned In splendid
health having enjoyed a much needed
rest.
Hon. j. Il. Bush and c, W. Keats
will leave Saturday for Mincfec, Ark. ,
to address the citizens In the interest
Of the republican party They will re-
turn saturday night aud leave Monday
morning for Paris, Texas
Hon. NJ. W. Gibbs returned home on
last Wednesday, after spending week
with the boys in the southeastern part
of state in the interest Of Mckinley and
Hobart. The Judge reports crops cut
at least onc-half ON account Of the
1r,uth
The American guide., 1896-08-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Read NJ. Kohn u Co.'S ad this week.
All daily papers, at Doerner's sos
Main street.
Gents, call and get your Sunday
shirt for SOC.
Call and see Sol Johl, boys. lie will
treat you right
Take notice in our next issue Of NJ
Kohn & Co, 5 prices.
You will find NJ, kohn & Co. are the
very lowest in prices,
You will save money by calling n,
III, ilo East Markham.
Our readers must not fail to read all
Of our new ads this week.
The best kind OF cigars and cheroots
at Doerncr's, sos Main street
II you want shoes, call at the Capital
store, llo East Markham street
Our Office is removed to No, Dos West
Ninth street stop In and see us.
We want ,ifty ncwsboys on Satur-
days to sell the AMERICAN GUIDE.
Give NJ. Kohn & Co. n cnll and they
will tall, shoes to suit your price.
Subscribers not receiving their papers
regularly should notify this Office.
Rcmcmbcr the prices on shoes are the
lowest at ilo East Markham street.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
Of NJ. II, Brown, the great shoe man.
Writing paper, all kinds of school
supplies, at Docrncr's, sos Main street
Democratic nominee for constable Of
Big Rock township, Peter II, Schmuck.
Read our ads and then go there and
and get what you want, Go no where
else,
When you have furniture TO he re-
paired 10 to u, Anncgarn's, 1902 Main
street.
The colorcd people get the most po-
lite treatment at Joe d. Backs, Read
their nd.
Shocsl shocsl Shocsl Al sacrifice
prices at the shoe store iio East Mark
ham street.
You cnn buy shoes cheaper ut NJ.
II. Browns than at any other shoe
store In town.
Joe d, Back & Bro, make everybody
welcome ut their place OF business.
Call and sec thcin,
he sure you go to NJ II. Browns after
reading his ad and examine his great
assortment of shoes.
The public should not fail to read DIR
j. NJ. Rnndolph's advertisement In this
issue OF the AMERICAN GuIpr.
When others fall, consult Dr. W. j.
Il. Bruce. 0licc. Ninth and Main
streets Telephone No 1871
Your attention is directed to the I'D
vertsement OF the II. j, George Groc,
Co.. which appears elsewhere.
The American guide., 1896-08-08

G. L. Jones, our enterprlsing young
man, has let the contract for the cree
tion of three new cottages of the latest
design, to be erected at once.
DIEp.-Mrs. Carrie Sullivan, on July
so. Funeral services were held at the
Zion A. NJ. l.. church, Rev j. Meach-
am, conducting the services. by her
death noble e-hearted, Christian woman
has passed away.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Jorden
a 1O-pound boy. scipio, you had better
quit smiling so much, The foregoing
is the way the item should have ap-
pearcd last week. The name Jones
having been substituted for Jorden
through typographical error
Mrs. Malinda Anderson died on We'd
ncsdny, Aug. D. at her residence, corner
Twentieth and Sherman streets. She
was buried from Miles Chapel Thurs
day evening. Rev. W. s. Conwell, oili-
cating. She leaves Il husband, son
and several relatives to mourn her loss
Our old friend NJ. +. Jeffries, after
holding fast to ourpaper for six months
without giving us cent marks the
last issue addressed to him refused.
jeff, pay up and then refuse us. We
don't object. You are only one in
thousand and we won't miss YOU II
may be our time in the sweet bye and
| bye to say no, we refuse.
The entertainment at Jones' park in
honor Of Bishop Derricbs proved to be
u great out-pouring Of the people More
than 1000 people were out to make
welcome to our state the distinguished
bishop. The address delivered by him
was filed with sound sense, logic and
reason. The audience was greatly
pleased and showed its appreciation by
frequent applause.
Attorney $. A. Jones is slowly but
surely merging to the front in Judge
Stcbbins' court. On last saturday he
defended j. h. johnson against A. Kirk
Il Co., firm of the chattle mortgage
kind. Mr., Jones came out more than
victorious, and has the distinction OF
being the only lawyer in the city OF
having beat one of these firms. He is
also defending the train robbers, Ike
White and Giles Harris. The case will
he tried in the federal court at Fort
| smith.
The American guide., 1896-08-08
Com, 10 tho Feast.

LirrLr Rock, Ark, Aug. o.-fTo THE
EpiroR;l Please publish the grand
rally for the book house OF the c. NJ. T.
church to be held nt Miles Chapel
church, corner Of Third and Ferry,
Aug. o. Preaching Sunday at 1 a. IN. +,
by Rev l. II, Anderson, of Jackson,
Tenn. At 3 p. m. by W. $. Cornwell.
Pilgrims annual sermon at $50 p M,
by |. II. Anderson. Everybody Is in
vl,cd TO come and hear this great
preacher. There will be an ice cream
reception given Monday night at Miles'
Chapel hall, for tho above named pur.
pose. Dear friends, dent miss Sunday
and Monday night. II you do you will
miss Il great time.
w. s. CoRSwELL,
Pastor Of Miles Chapel.