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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
TWO BAD WRECKS.
They Both Occur in Ohio and Several Peo-
pie Are Killed.

They Both Occur in Ohio and Several Peo-
pie Are Killed.
CHILLIcoTEE, o., Jan. AT II o'clock
Sunday night two freight trains stood on
switch at Schooleys station, seven miles
east oil here. The first train pulled out,
and the conductor, thinking that the sec
ond would follow, left the switch open
Fifteen minutes later the east-bound ex-
press came along at forty miles an hour,
and, running into the switch. collided
with the train standing there. Both
trains were badly wrecked The dead
are: Engineer Michaels of the express,
both arms and legs cut off, died at his
home in this city; Fireman Leon Mathers,
instantly killed; Fireman George Adds,
Fireman J. H. Cox Jesse King, the front
end brakeman; Postal Clerk J. f. Ed
minton of Loveland The injured are:
Postal Clerk J. d Murphy of Greenfield
Engineer Fitzsimmons
Conductor Brown of the express had to
walk two miles to telephone the news to
this city Conductor Henderson, of the
freight train is, it is said, responsible for
the wreck, AS he left the switch open. The
passengers in the cypress were badly
shaken up. but none was seriously in
jured
CINCINNATI o., Jan "a special from
Greenfield, Highland county, says that Mt
o'clock Sunday night at Roxabell, the
west-bound passenger accommodation
train No. 13 on the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern railway collided with a
freight train going east at forty miles an
hour and made a complete wreck of both
engines. One man was killed and seven
injured. The casualties are: William
Purdew, baggagemaster. buried in the de-
bris, dead; Dora Scott, engineer, three
ribs broken, enc driven into his lungs,
will die; James Egan, fireman, left leg
broken, cut about the head; John Erwin,
passenger brakeman, left clavicle frac-
tured, badly bruised; Charles McCord,
fireman of the freight; Engineer Matt
Ryan, and Daniel Clifford, brakeman, all
painfully bruised and cut.
The freight crew had orders to take a
siding at Roxabell to let the Royal Blue
Flyer west-bound, go by and forgot
about No. Is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
SECURITIES Fos SALE.
One Hundred Million Dollars in Bonds
Are offered.

One Hundred Million Dollars in Bonds
Are Offered.
WASHINGTON, Jan. - One hundred
million dollars in bonds are offered to the
people of tho United States, and they
have until the lst of February to decide
how much they will take. President
Cleveland has decided to make popular
loan in the fullest sense of the word. The
4 per cent. bonds of the government will
oe offered in denominations as low as $40
and payments may be made at sub-treas-
uries and designated repositories all over
the country, even including san Fran
cisco, where exchange on New York will
be collected
In his official circular issued jus, before
midnight Sunday night Secretary Carlisle
even goes further, and declares if between
now and the date of delivery of the bonds
congress authorizes any new form of Sc
curity the people shall have a chance at
that too.
The call will demonstrate once for all
whether the New York syndicate controls
all the gold in the country or not. The
syndicate will be expected co be among the
bidders but only in competition with the
people themselves, and with every nation.
al bank in the country
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

NJ r minister for Lancaster. c. A. Bogarc-
Us. the champion quick shot of the world
! visited Lancaster.
OCT. Bird. TO OCT 10TH
Philipson moves into Jeide4 rarthew build
ing. VIM smith injured while unloading
pipes. Mesdames NJ M Zeigler. VIM. Roy
ers: and VIM. Zeigler give tea party. steve
Gilbert injured from fall Mr. and Mrs.
Jn u 3. Howe celebrate the 2eth anniversary
OF their marriage. Mrs Millie Humphreys
1 residence damaged by fire. Rev. Buffers
moved TO Tomah
OCT. 10TH. no OCT 14TH.
Court in session. John Burns bought out
Joe Kern. w. r. G. ladies held a banquet
and social Kemler- Mackev wedding iSb-
iaael wagner marriage. Stores agree to
close at sp. IN.
OCT. nth TO airH
Surprise party on Mrs. 7. r. Baldwin Wat
er bonds sold to Farson. Leach Il Co Of Chi
cago at premium Of 2.5s per cent. Circuit
court closes.
OCT 24TH TO 31sT
Halloween. A new girl at win Gamers.
Geo Baxter gave stag party. A little
pipes for waterworks finished. MarksLMc-
Connell marriage. f. Fisher bought hard
ware store at Bloomington. Rev. Mason
resigned. Langridge -McCabe wedding
Death OF Carius Showalter. Seaman Har-
rlson wedding
OCT. 31sT TO NOV. 6sr
US, Se yer Lancaster people attend the
Shipped into Lancaster. Lancaster feels
the earthquake.
NOV 9TH TO 18TH.
County board in session Easteln star
banquet; delegation present from Platte
vile and Fennimore Burglars broke into
the Grand Central and stole overcoatS
wedding anniversary al H. Buchner's Tea
parties at Strong's Walkers andwooIsten-
holmes.
NOV. ira TO 3lsr
Death of .sGrandmat Bennetf Tbe
Brownie entertainment successful. Teach
ers institute; Pres. Chalmers delivered
.ne aduress- Mesdames Starr gave tea par
nov. 2isr TO 2srH.
Charity social in Reeds han. Library
social in CITY hall Mccoy and Kern opened
e,r9,c cIs store Twenty Lancaster sports
assign. Otto Schmitz injured by DR. C,loniIlss
stallion. Thanksgiving.
Nor. 2sTH 70 DEC. 5rH
Mr. and Mrs. Walton gave a card party.
P PE i51df e has Iihanksgiying party
MueSse returned to Lancaster with a wife
DEC 9TH no 18TH
Arch Deacon susan at Emmanuel church
NJ L. Ioungs. grand lecturer of Wisconsin
boys play at Schmitt's skating nond Deiia
Pringle Co. at City opera house X r. offi-
GERS elected. Party at asylum. Telephone
line completed. Rev. Mason went to Rico
DEC. i2TH TO 18TH
Delos Abrams bought out : r. Greene
steam pump and stand pipe arrive Rev.
VIM Stoddard preached In Congregational
church. John Pendleton sold his restau
rant TO Calls orion. W. r. c. elect ON
GERS Nanmann- Kohlenberg wedding.
DEC. 10TH 70 26rH.
Xmas week Lewis Breithaupt injured
by being thrown from wagon. A. f. and A
"a elected oniCers. Young mems dance al
.Ifty opera house. Joe Troilope's little girl
fatally Scalded DR.. Chalmers preached
IN congregational church HYDE & Sons
building completed. II. Behling hurt while
working al Griswold spring
DEC 18th 70 3lsr
Born to Mr.. and r. Austin a son. laws ~
heed nall Stephens & Smith bought out
Humason 4 Needham. Masons have an in
surprised by the G. r. Post Austin-Rog-
ers wedding. Mr.. ana Mrs Baker celebrat-
ed their golden wedding
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
Advertising Axion,s
BY J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ofNEw YORK

Lack OF trade is bitter. but results
from good advertising are sweet.
Art is long but life is short. =
Don't make your -ad " too long ar too
short
The effect ceases with the cause. =
Therefore, advertise with constancv.
Ads. f" should be written in words
that burn, but not necessarily in glow
ing language.
The motto Of New Mexico. 1T in
creases by going. So does an lad :
Is yours going?
The burden which is well borne be-
comes light and the lad. well
printed brings heavy results.
Better be wise than rich. saws an
old proverb but the majority by far
would rather advertise and GET rich.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
Intended 70 catch Nonr Eve.

Don't skip this paragraph because
II Is small. II is worth reading for it
tells about the Pineola Balsam. GER
tain remedy for cough. tickling in the
throat. and the stopped up feeling in
the upper part of the chest A sim
pie cough may turn INTO something
serious if let alene. II ceases to vex
you and to keep You awake q nights
when Won have allayed the inflam-
nation in your throat with Elv's
Pineola Balsam. The druggists sell
it Tor twenty-five cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
HoN. CEcIL jobs RHopEs.

mier. The new premier was colonial SEQ
rotary and premier of Cape Colony from
1878 to 1881, treasurer from 1884 to 1886,
premier and treasurer from 1886 to 1890
and treasurer from 1890 on He was born
in 1899
LONDON, Jan. THE governor of Ma
tai Sir Walter Francis Healy. Hutchinson.
X c. NJ. G., telearaphs upon Bocr author
ity that $50 of DR. Jameson's followers
We're killed and that thirty seven were
wounded On the Boer side, it is added.
only three were killed and five wounded
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
SUNDAY school Ml-sionar,

Rev A. y. Macs. who has been chosen sun
day school Missionary Tor Grant county By
the sunday school Union has reached the
county and is ready tor work, All persons
Interested in extending the work of sunday
schools ana churches into neglected sections
OF the county are requested Ia notify him OF
such places. describing opportunity Of reach
ing them. His address viii be at Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
ynnnrnrInn Commissinn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-President Cleve-
land has announced the appointment Of
the Venezuelan boundary commission as
follows: David j. Brewer of Kansas,
justice United States supreme court;
Richard II. Alvey Of Maryland chief jus
tibe Of the court of appeals of the District
Of Columbia; Andrew ID. White of New
York Frederick r. Coudert of New York /.
Daniel c Gilman Of Maryland The an
nouncement was received with considera.
bic satisfaction. as the men arc all public
spirited and well qualified FOR the posi-
tons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
card OF 'rhanks

We desire Is express our herrtfelt thanks
10 ncighhorS and friends for their helpful
assistance and kindly sympathy shown dur
ing the sickness. death. and burial of our
beloved mother Mrs susanna Thomas ave
desire 10 especially thauk the old-time
friends tor kindly attention and remem
hranCe FAMILY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
Church Meeting

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Society
Of the Congregational church viii be held on
Friday afternoon at o'clock in the social
room of the church Il i exceedingly inn
portant that there be fun attendance for
the election of officers and the discussion 81
the business for the coming year,
nv order of PRESIDENT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

Also large list OF ornamental
shrubbery and Nursery Novelties
Book your orders early for Spring
delivery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
CECIL RHODES RESIGNS.
Sir j. Gordon Spriggs Succeeds Him as
Premier of Cape COLONY.

CAPE Town, Jan. THE news that the
Hon. Cecil Rhodes premier Of Cape Col
ony, has resigned. is confirmed. The Hon.
Sir J. Gordon Spriggs. treasurer of Cape
Colony, succeeds Mr.. Cecil Rhodes as pre-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
Money Wanted.

Now or in short time $4,000 at reason
able rate of interest. Security for same on
a nicely located farm of 100 acres. situated
one mile from Lancaster CITY limits said
farm is good land. well improved. has a
good house with necessary outbnildingS and
both well and never failing spring water
Advertiser will engage to pay if required
only small amount payment of principal
tor five years For further particulars ad-
dress Box IS. Lancaster, Wis. 2t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
STUDY THESE PRICES. zgs
RASPBERRIES.
BLACEBETRTES
STRA WBERRIES.

Crescent and Haverland
Michells Early and Wilson
Buback and Yale.
Erie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
sKrr lQrH 10 98rn.

Frank Keene OF Lancaster purchased a
farm in Harrison Edwards leaves to Join
CINCINNATI bah club ChaS Wright joins
Nlark 4 Sc0yiil comedy company George
Necdham OF Nontfort hought9n interest in
the Humason livery. Gee Mccarthy lost
his trotter. Belle Swlgert Geo billv Sot
hts finger hurt In the press several tea
parties Southern Dental Association MET
i'm Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

Fair week. Fernandez Company at Burr
hall: klark & Scovillc at Reeds Mrs, Lowry
gave a card party. NightwatCh burrows
resigns his position which Is filled BY Gus
roSey. A. Wayne of Lancaster bought the
Grant House at BoScobel Work on the
water system progressing rapidly Little
Carl LiShernesS died. City bonds offered for
sale,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

NJ f minister for Lancaster. C. A. Bogard-
Us the champion quick shot of the world
visited Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
ATnrs1 So ~ -
Annrsr eQlM III 80. arn

A son Born to MIR Mrs. l.. Weber Roy
Rockingham accepted a position in ma
chine shop Al Barahoo. Vim. Barlow died
after a long Illness. Nue~st,- fSurfi>
wedding, Bids Tor waterworkS opened
Large delegation from Lancaster attended
the CasSville reunion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

Bloomingto fair. Mrs. + J Wright opens
the Grand Central ChaS. Xeigler'S sells his
lots To Geo, Schmitt school began. Lam
caster wins TWO games of hall from Benton
Several from here attended Poverty party
at Beetown Lancaster " Cuban Giants
Opponents of waterworkS try 10 serve an
Injunction.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-23

The cashier smiled, as he said: Not
much, captain"
Black Beard thought! Good, then,
l will tonight"
That evening the schooner passed up
opposite the planning mill, and that
night the entire crew, with the eXcep-
ton Of five men, were sitting on benches
and framework in the old mill. Doud,
Patson and Bill Watts were there.
Just 20 men," said Black Beard.
"Now, mate, you take nine men; give
each man half @ dozen Of the dirty
oranges in that bag, let each man take
q different street, and when you meet o
likely nigger, hire him to 60 aboard
and wipe oranges. You are bound to
meet some; remember each one is from
$500 to $1,000; take neither boys nor
women; promise them so cents thou
sand. or 50 cents q hundred, for that
matter, and get all you can. Put them
below as fast as you get them aboard,
but don't carry too many aboard at
once. Now, go, but singly, one at a
time; two best remain with the boats.
I'VE work for the other ten"
AS the town clock gave the single
rroke of one, six meu entered the gate
II a residence on Laurel street; one
knocked loudly on tile door, while the
other five hugged the wall of the house.
A window from the floor above was
raised.
"What is it?" asked voice.
"Are you Mr.. White, cashier of the
Charleston bank?" said the man below.
Yes; what is it?"
1.-THE bank has been robbed"
"Nhat's that? what's that? Bank
robbed? Great heavens, wait and I'll
join you"
Raymond White speedily dressed and
descended to the door; opened it, to
find himself clutched by the throat by
one man, while the revolvers Of several
more, were leveled at his head.
absolute quiet, Mr.. White said
black Beard, sis the price of your life,
have you the bank and vault keys on
your person."
Continued next week.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-23
won't know me.N


He entered the door, A poclt-morked
man Of middle age was standing behind
the bar; he was blind Of the left eve,
and had u long, deep scar on his loft
cheek, which even his stubby beard
failed to conceal.
The captain walked up to the bar,
leaned over IT, and Razed intcntly al
the others features, which seemed to
annoy him,
well, Black Beard, when you've
looked your fiji, order your drinks"
"Then give us two straight whlsl,les
--hcre hold here your head, Wattsl
Bill Wotts' two stiff ones, do you hear9"
The others hand dropped to his hip
pocket on the instant
easy pOrdl Easy, San Domingol"
"ThunderI | had never knowcd you;
! thought you'd croakcd long ago.
Whore did you cultivate that beard?"
That's one, shlpmate, that culti-
waited In an hour"
81 thought rs much; but where do
you hail from, Tom9"
"From cycrywhcreI my schoonor lies
ut anchor IN the river"
"Oh, hol then you're equipped ogainp
What is it, the same old lay?"
"Wcll, rather rather, Any old ship
mates Oround?"
YES, Doud and Botson ore here, as Is
Plunkett and Cobb but they're In lail,
Plunkett and Cobb are,n
"For whatw
why believe they called IL nun
Sharp County record., 1896-10-23
HALHNie May H. 1891 Jan j. 1898 Others Ted

The haywood" strongest and simplest brgcc ever made g
roads aud riders Made of material that sOd iouqh nd t
easily takeu apart and put 0geher has few such wp
l h"d together in accident hollow tubing to crush
taJ cannot be boken simple that Its adjusting PARTS seI
pC Ia place OF dozen parts; always
INN improved double diamond guarantee Tor three ye
rQod steel rods toughest str0ngcstctal for its Weh
ehnnum bronze fittings in such that 1t is impose
!0o'eia marvel novelty simplicity and duraLJy the
n DGyce mechanism known TO build frame without ba2
W frames continually break and fracture at bra2cn joints
III cannon be repaired WuEES2nch; warranted WOOD
ana @ gES nipples HUBS Large barrel pattern TlhEs
gun WtlE&J Qnick Repair other frstcaas
G9hgs to every part including wheels crank axle steering % h
hNrened centcrs adjustment CRANKBOu celebrated
te1od by patens cotte pins REACn-6horast % inches
M1& FRONT FORK-Llestructible fork made u @
nhN Reversible and adjustablo; easily adjusted TO any MAJ
nshed ordered. SADDLE-p& r. Gillian, GONE 0the &
hatap or rubbor full ball bearing, FiNlS-Enanceu III
hck(' plated Each Bicycle complete with tool bag pump
corning TO tires, pedals, saddles 27 TO 80 pounds
$40 our Special Wholesale Never before sold TTT
orlesS To quickly introduce the "NIaywood" Bicycle we C
nave deSi9Gd to make special Offer giving every
lowest price offered receipt of $1,000 anu coupon N
we WIN snip TO the above BCvCa securely ca GN
una guarantee safe delivery Money refunded II n0t,m NV
pIe,entGd after arrival and examination We wluH Hnp
VI w. D. with privilege OF examination for 5000 ana COUPON
provided 0 IL sent with order guarantee OF good % ow
wrlttcn binding warranty with each Bicycle rms Sa M 1,
ae OF lltotime and cannot afford 10 let tho OpV !"
Wnlty pass Address all orders TO \ "W
CASH BUYERS UNION, \ ,....S
i6a West Van buren Street. Bx ana CHICAGO Va
Sharp County record., 1896-10-23

CHAPTER XIII.
LET ME SAIL UNDER A NEW NAME" BAin
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-04


EsS@x,~-,-e-E the present difficult
tTi 7SFT ~ iftT1IS situation, and now
Ir4Ag44AQNJl&- that he had the OPP
portunity of dealing
with Dick and Camilla separately, he
was no longer doubtful of the result.
HIS last anxiety vanished with the
naughty figure now disappearing be-
meath the companion-hatch.
He linked his arm in Dicks with a
friendly smile and began to walk him
slowly up and down the deck in silence
MY friend" he said presently, my
sister-in-law and you misunderstood
each other; you are both young, and
youth is so intolerant of difference! l
am older, and l understand you both.
am less prejudiced, and can sympathize
with each in turn. l am happy to be
here, for / have no doubt he con-
tinued that l shall be able to effect
a speedy reconciliation"
But what is the natter" cried Dick
81 don't understand
Precisely replied the colonel: nor
does Madame de Montaut You do not
see why your very natural refusal to
Join our little plot should cause any one
surprise or pain. She, on the other
hand, has never thought of the diff
Guilty of 1t from your point of view.
She supposed you to have accepted, and
was therefore sharply disappointed at
hnding that we must do without you,
after an
Yes, yes!' cried Dick; 81 know all
about the mistake. OF course you all
thought ! had accepted when 1 came
to Russell street that unlucky morning:
but how could you, how could she.
think me for moment capable of do
ing such a thing? That's what hurts
me-"
My dear Estcourt." answered the col
onel, with a deprecatory smile, you
mustn't be too hard on US. 1 confess [
ought to have known better; but was
hard put to it. AS for Madame de
MontGut, she never understood the
question. fear the line l took may
have been the cause. for she. trusts me
perhaps more implicitly than she ought
to do" and the colonel shook his ora,
head with very becoming modesty.
And then YOU must, remember" he
continued, that she Knew you were.
friendly with Lord Glamorgan and 9TH
er members of the ,nnr,asrfJGn who n,o.
TESS to desire nothing so much as the
Emperors liberation. l suppose their
speeches are but qounsbls of perfection,
and not intended t6 be fakeh literally,
but that is one of the things we in
France can never undefStand. about you
English We are the slaves of logic.
and cannot comprehend how a man can
preach gravely what he would think it
wrong for himself or any one else to
put into practice"T
Dick was VanuuiShed. and ipdeed We
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-04
CHAPTER III

ICK SET HIS
teeth and turned
without a word to
the colonel for the
explanation.
The colonel was
not for a moment at
a loss; he had long
been preparing for
the present difficult
situation, and now
that he had the OPP
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-04

GkSGhRETS sandy G2R2ste
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-04

ITO BE CONTINUED
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-31
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Methodist Episcopal Church. SoutE-Rev T. d. LaFIur. pastor. services SNcr5 -uUaaf at q a. lu- and ID lt. m Prayer meCting every Thursday niglT st 2 .{5 o'clock. Sabbath school very SuHdaA uarUng aI lu o'cucS c. E. Mallory. superintendent. The public is cor .f.aly invited. Ladies Aid society meets every 'iUesoas afternoon at o'ciOck al tne parsou- 2Ae.
 Presbyterian Church-SabuSth school every Sun day faoralu- at a.ai. ". l. Matthews. S2p- erinfcudenf. The paalc Is cordially invited.
 BAptist Churca-alt. F 6oz-mau. pst~ter. >erviccs every sunday al ii a. and :45 .. III. Prayer meeting eVery "Wednesday u4guy at r4ti3 o'clock. >aatatu Schocl every sunday D3oruiaT aE iJ o'clock. j. b. Sanders. supr The pubic S.li 'Ie cordially welcome.
 EpiScopei ChureG-Rev E. ,. Williams. rec 1og cegVlc2> every l>I and 5G sabbath inuro- 2ug ana night in each woura at II and s o'clock tSpectite.N. SautAta Sckuol every Sua- sisy mevusag ar 9:JG. Nalger Cormsn. su- Eerinlendcnt. The pahlie is cupijalliy well .c2meo. and earnestly iav.ged 5o worship with as.
 Catholic Chureh-No service st present.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-31
Mcdaniel Times.

Mrs. D. M. Timmons. after long ill., ness. departed this life. "Wednesday last. Mrs. Timmons WAS highly esteemed by al to whom she was known, and her less Is greatly deplored. This entire con- munty Sympathize with the bereayed family in their afiiction.
 We regret to enter word of complaint at the condition of our roads. as. perhaps. the unfavorabie wea tter has prevented our oyerseers from giving them any at tention. We trust that a few days Of sunshine and d littie work will place them in better condition.
 At the residence Of the brides father. B r. Hughes W $. Sanders was mar Tied to Miss Melissa Hughes. Sunday evening at o'clock. Squire ]. l.. scott performed the cercmoay in his usual solemn and impressive style.
 Major D, Ernest Hoshaa is quite busy these days. giving his undivided attention 10 his prospective agricultural pursuits The Major will farm this year on an ex- teaSive scale.
 In tue removal to Forrest city. of s. P Mcdaniel. We feel deeply the loss Ot a conxenial friend and neigh0or.
 We welcome to our midst our old friend Mart Hill, who has returned to our iit.e village to remain permanently.
 We are glad to report the recovery oi the infant son Of Mir. and Mrs A. b. Mcdaniel who las been very ill.
 '-P. D. O.