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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
THE SHIRT WASTED GIRL.
Bah DiScOurseS On The Degeneration Of
WOmdn'S Dress.
FEMININI7Y LIKE PRIZE-FlGH9ERS.
WHARF Goodness Is Hollow Mockcry-
Nineteen Inches of Waist and a BAD
Temper-The Girl Who says
"Damn"-A Woman Cannot
Lock Trunk-Bab's Conn
parison of OpopanaI.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Everyboiy and

NEW YORK. May H.-Eyeryboly and
everything is an abomination Of desola-
ton. one would become a murderer with
very slight provocation. one feels as II
ono could Kill that baby next door for
screaming. Nothing seems good in the
eating line but ices. and cool drinks. No
thing seems good in the dressing limo
but that which IS known rs skirt and
a shirt-wast. And II ever there was an
untidy-looking thing in all the world,
IL is the shirt-waist. Women drift TO
the shirt-waist habit as they do to drink.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
The news IN sRieF.

District OF Columbia Democrats elect.
Ell an anti. .Clevsla delegation to the
Chicago convention.
Exports for the first eight months Of
the present fiscal year show an enor.
nous increase over last year.
Bills for Attorney fees. presented At
Washington. viii make a big hole in
the funds OF the Cherokee old settlers
ExPseiiont Harrison's friends are
actively working on the secondohoice
idea of delegates to the Republican na.
tional convention, Notwithstanding the
generals withdrawal from tho prosi.
Dental race
The citizens Of Rockport, No, organ
iEed a vigilance oommitto to hunt down
iucendiaries,
James Pollard was sentenced 10 BE-
hanged April q. for the murder Of
Joseph Irvia ai st. Joseph, Mo.
The Westinghouse and General Fec.
trio companies have agreed npon the
joint use Of certain patterns,
w. Il. Huntington. Jr, confessed q
emboszine $4,000 from Childs. Groh
a. Co. shos dealers. Cleveland. o. A
SlOO.oO shortage has been detected.
b. Ia Locke resigned as member n
tha board managers Of the Fulton Iu'
sane assylnm beca $50 governor st0uC
urged the board % ousi superintendei
Wilson.
The AilsA won the first race In ths
regotta at cannes. Franco.
Tho increase IN acreage Of cotton IL
Texas this year win DO from 10 10 q
per cent
Thirteen thousand iailors are out on
= strike at Chicago.
one lone robber went through /
wkgnsr sleeper on the Katy road BE-
tween Dallas and dreenyille, but 50
no valuables. and sneAked oat the ca
and disappeared.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
ADWcEs FROM CUBA.
The Insurgents ssld 10 Again he Near
the Capital City.

The Insurgents ssld TO Again he Near
the Capital City.
HAVANA, March is.-The insurgents
Are again In the central portion Of HA.
vAnA province in force and are moving
westward 20 the noighborhOod Of the
city Of Havana
In the district Of santo Domingo the
insurgents have burned all the cane
fields with few exceptions. For six days
the horizon has shown smoke and fires.
some near aud some distant The fires
have kept up INCREASINGLY.
The insurgents have burned the vii.
lAge Of Pijirigua, in the dis,rie, Of Man.
gas. Pinar del Rio.
Confirmation has been received Of the
reported death u the well known in.
surgeni leader. B4silio GuirrA Tie was
shot in the forehead with a riheballet
and died instantly.
At GuAracAbulla and PlacetAs the in
turgenis Are concentrating their cattle
and provisions.
Several skirmishea have been reported
and several ON both sides been killed,
but no veriacation can bo had.
There are conflicting reports As 10 the
whereabouts OF Gomez and Maceo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
DAN RIGHT WITH THEM.
TryInE to secure a Fight BstWssn Cor
bett aad FitEsimmous.

NEw YORK. March a. AT a meeting
between CoTbett aud Dan Stuart and
Martin Julian At the Imperial Music
hall the Texan lost no timo Offering q
$4,000 purse for a battle between Cor.
bett aud Fizammons. Stuart agreed
10 forfeit the entire amour, II ho failed
TO bring OF the fight ON the date sched'
uled and without interference.
Julian replied that the parse was not
large enough for boxers ot the class OF
Fitzammons and Corbett A. the same
time Julian restated the determination
Of Fiizsimmons not 70 pay any atien
tion 70 C0rbett until the Californian had
met aud defeated Maher.
when you camo 10 New York, Mr.
Stuart" said Julian. "and offered q
purse for Fitzsimmons and Corbett, th'
latter told you he was out Of the ring
and compelled Fitzsimmons TO mee'
Maher. Turn about Is fair play. Now
why no, offer a $4,000 purse FOR Ma
her aud Corbetii Lot CoFbast do hi
de fighting and give Fitzsimmons
chance for well earned rest
To this proposal the Texan made NJ
reply
Fitrsimmons stated no will start fci
England about June /.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

NEw York. March l4-Robert Lon.
OK Belknap died az his home In this
city OF acute Bright's disease Mr.,
Belknap was born in this city on July
%, lSiS In 1859 Mr.. Belknap con.
nected himself with the hrm Of Fuller,
Lord & Co. and In 1874 he was elected
vice president Of the Mercantile Loan
and Warehouse company, He became
treasurer g the Northern Pacific Rail.
road company in 1919 ana retained that
position until iSSS In business he was
associated with William 2. Stevenson
and was president OF the Northern
Trust company Of West Superior, Wis
and a trustee Of the Real Estate Trust
company Of this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
CHICAGO Pouce ou1ponr.
They Mistake an Orchestral Perform
anee Ror q nlr Mot.

CHICAGO, March lA-An immense
crowd gathered Ia front Of North Side
Turner hall last night. attracted there
BY the sight Of a dozen police officers
rushing up the stairs 10 tho hall. wav.
ing clubs and revolyura. From inside
the building came the sound Of red war
aud carnage shrieks In high soprano
key sounded above the noise Of rapid
firing and gave the impression that a
massacre Of helpless women aad chill.
dron was going on. A redhot anarch-
ist rally was also suggested as the
cause Of the sounds. and tho crowd
drew back to a safe distance 10 await
the outcome Of the expected collision
between the supposed destroyers and
the conservAtoss Of law aud order
The attacking party burst In the door
leading 70 the hall. tho courageous Of.
iicors stumbling over oach other In their
commendable efforts 30 soc which ono
would first arrive on the scine Of bat
lie. Their ambition was brought 70 an
uniimely end. however. when, instead
Of finding their lives in imminent
peril, the now ehagrined oustoiians Of
tho peace pulled up short before Adolph
Rosenbecker's big orchestra The heart
thrilling sound Of battle emanating
from the besieged building was found
TO bo merely tho orchestra's faithful i'm.
itation Of TschAikowsky's overture.
"lsi2." describing the war between
Russia and France.
The bluocoats. upon seeing what wal
taking place. fell over ono another In a
retreat. tho crowd dispersed-"and ths
baud played on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

names aud paid dues upon reor.
ganization.
Major Tabor having held the
office Of commander four years,
positively declined a further ten
der Of the honor which was made.
Gen. II. b. Stoddard was APP
pointed 10 organize a ladies aid
society to assist in the work Of
collecting funds for the proposed
great Confederate bottle abbey.
The general is instructed 10 se-
cure such assistance in the work
as he may deem proper.
the new commander and adiu.
tant were duly installed, and the
former gracefully acknowledged
the honor conferred upon him.
The retiring commander thank.
ed the camp warmly for the re-
peated honor and courtesy shown
him, aud the meeting adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

BLoouNGroN. March i4-w. 7. vii.
son. retired farmer of Normal, has
given the Rev. G. +. Winbigler, pastor
Of the First Baptist church Of Bloom.
ington, tGO0) 20 10 distributed as fo..
lows: Five thousand dollars 10 the
American baptist Missionary union,
Boston. and $1,000 70 the Baptist Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of the
West The $1,000 Is given on condition
that the Ladies society Of the First
Baptist church support a foreign mis-.
sion Tor fvs years They have accepted
the ur1position.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
TnE VETERANS.
Camp j. II. Robertson Elects
New Oncers.

Camp J.'B Robertson U. c. v,
met at the courthouse Saturday
evening a, ? o'clock, ]. W. Tabor,
commander, presiding, S NJ. Der
den, a Iulant.
There was a very good attend.
ance aud the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
X. X. Chatham, commander; W,
Gillie Mitchell, ldjuiant; J. NJ,
Zimmerman, lst lieut.; John Nc.
Corquodale. End lieut.; Mark Will
cox, tresuter.
Twenty members enrolled ihcil
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
ZELAYA'S TROOPS WON
They Put the Nioaraguan
Rebels to Flight.
THE VICTORY WAS IMPORTANT.

Two Hundred Of the Lsonisia Were
KILLED and Wounded aud the oovera-
msnt Soldiers Lost Abou: Tifiy-The
oovernmsnt Preparing For an Advance
Upon the City Of Leon.
MANAoUA, via Galveston, March i4.
-lCopyTighted 1896 BY the Associated
Press. l--NicArAgua government troops
won another important victory over tho
Leonists rebel forces. The battle took
place at PiAtAl, not far from Momoiom.
bo Between 1000 and 5000 men were
engaged in the hght. The troops from
Leon, ChichegAlpA aud ChinAndega, the
throo strongholds Of the Leon.sts, num-
bering about 1900 men. were completely
routed. with loss Of about 200 killed
and wounded. Only about 90 Of tho
government troops. which numbered
about 1900 men. were killed OF wounded.
The rebels were commanded by Gen.
Ortiz. commanders .in.ohief Of the Leon
forces; but Baca. the rebel president.
was At Leon, IL is believed. supervising
the work OF putting tina, city In com.
plots state Of defense previous 70
the arrival Of ths government army and
the army which the Honduras govern.
ment has sent TO support the troops Of
President zslayA The government
troops commanded by General PAiz aud
BOlAn.
All government troops are now being
concentrated for an advance on Leon
which will bo commenced In few days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

The Cramps want ssns q ths c.
sracls For tAs Nes war vss,eis'
sAS FRAEcIsco. March i4--fsa
Geurgs r. Williams of W4t|aS
founder Of Japane prssarI Hnant =
system. and for I've l.nsrs 1Ahuia'
wiser Of the mikado's gdl1sino'
sailed for Japan a. the agent q
Cramps Of PhiladelphiA. % sseu. /
possible contracts for some q J.1..
new warships.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

WICHITA. kan. Marsh i4-W
Campbell, assistant attorney genst.I q
this county. whose activity ia olo@r.
up the local Joints" recently led g =
suit against him, Ia which mnlie1s41t
In oflce was charged. has rendered y
resignation % Attorney 0oneral Dawes
TO take effect immediately This 4 -
result of the recent chauk11 .t|
police commissioners hero. which. Il 5
said. deprived Mr.. Campbell o. al as
sistanoe from the police Or other o|IIcla
sources.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings of the City Fa IA
ers Friday night.

hN NAtf N"AttNN NV 81" ? ~
session Friday night, Mayor Ad-
ans presiding, Aldermen Harris,
Wyse, Grace, Howell aud Haswell
aud Secretary Carr and Marshal
shelburne present.
The minutes Of preceding meet
ing we're read and adopted.
A letter was read from traffic
manager, W. c. Bein, Of the II. &
T. c., stating that freight on the
chemical engine would be remit
ed over his line.
Alderman Harris voted nay on
the adoption Of that part Of the
minutes relating to the stock law.
Mayor Adams appointed John
T. Wyse in place Of G. 5. Parker
on the committee 10 investigate
city finances. Mr.. Parker having
declined to serve.
On motion the city secretary was
instructed TO request the railroad
to put an electric light in at the
compress crossing.
Alderman Harris refused 10 o,
k. the Bryan Water, Ice aud Flee
iric Light bill and il was ordered
paid by the vote Of the council.
The condition Of the lane near the
residence of Peter Winter and the
best plan for fixing same was re.
ferred to the street committee with
instructions to report at next
meeting.
City Marshal Shelburne stated
that he had dispensed with the
services Of Levi Neal on account
Of neglect Of duty, and that he nc
longer needed his services. II,
desired that the salary hereiofor,
paid Levi, $S5 per month, aud the
additional amount the marshal
has lately received for supervising
street work, Sl6.65 per month, b.
allowed some suitable person fol
the work Of supervising stree
work and that the marshal be re
lieved from the latter.
Alderman Haswell moved tha
the office Of oolored policeman b
declared vacant. Carried over IN,
protesiipJ vote Of Alderman Har
ris, The matter - eappointing
street commissioner was deferre,
until next meeting.
On motion Levi Neal was allow
ed his salary for the entire moail
of March.
Mayor Adams appointed p. +
Ieman as judge Of the city clec
tions which occurs April Z.
The heirs Of the Conway eslat
were allowed a rebate on aocoun
Of excessive property taxation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

ST. PErRLsBUR0. March i4-The Vi
edosiosti expresses alarm at the facs
that the japanese have given orders Tor
the building Of wArships. Il says this.
Russia must rouss herself and build 10
the same extent.
Persistent reports are circulating 20
Tho eiiect that England will give Italy
financial support.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
Refused to AeosT

INDIANAPOLIS. March iL--asv +. e.
shoup Of Tore Haute. who has beeI
nominated by the Prohibitionists for
governor. has declined 10 make the
race. J. @. Kingsbnry Of this city. the
candidate f1r lieutenant governor, will
be advanced TO the candidacy for gov
aruor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
ono student Knis Another.

EvHRaRuES, Ala. March ls.-Gavan
Moorer aud William Boyd. two students
at the agricultural college hore, dis.
putcd about some insignificant matter
and Moorer assaulted Boyd with a
knife Boyd picked mp . sOAntiing and
crushed Moorer's skull, producing in.
slant death. BcxB is sassllv ~~s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

A mattress in the second ID.
Of the Central bel caught q
last evening about 6 o'clock
was dragged cut and further
age pfsventcd. after consider
alarm and confusion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
psAIn oF IHoMAs 1850.
lie Was = Noted Poinielan aud Nihis-
ter 10 chill aud Mexico.

TERRE HAUrE, Ind. March ii-Col.
Thomas Il. Nelson died here today.
He had been a conspicuous leader In
politics for over half a century and was
brother 70 General William Nelson.
From 1851 10 1866 he was minister from
this country TO Chill aud took an active
part a. mediator between Chill and
Spain in the war OF 1854 &C. From 1868
10 1878 he was envoy 10 Mexico Hs
was born in Mason county. Kentucky,
In 1890
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

WAsuiNGToS. March it-Iho agar,
ments Of Representative GroveL Ioba
son Of California, at the Cochran h1t1
were entered By professional sns<
thieves while he and hts family we,n
dinner. and money, jewels and 1ec
ties, valued In al coo. were sto
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
ANoTAER FAsT TRAlN.
The wabash WIN Put on = Flyer 10
tho East.

tllo East.
ST LOUIS. March lA-On Sunday
March p. the Wabash will place in ef-
feet a new schedule. under which tho
passenger and mail service Of the road
will be greatly improved. The change
will materially shorten she time from
Kansas City and western points to the
east, aud effect saving Of from II to
rs hours in the transmission Of the
mails The most important innovation
il the establishment OF an early morn
ing fast mail train from 81. Loais 10
Chicago and Toledo. This train will
leave Sc. Louis az 3;4j a. m, arriving
az Chicago At 1880 a m. and Toledo
AZ 2;35 p m. At Toledo. close conuec'
ton will be made with the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern for the east,
and in addition. the train will carry
through cars between ST. Louis and
New York. The train will leave Kan.
sas City az ESQ p m, aud arrive az 81.
Louis at 1855. The ruu from Toledo u
this city will be made in 10 hours and
Is minutes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

VALPARAISO. March l4-A series Of
very severe earthquake shocks followed
each other In rapid succession yesterday
evening. They were tho most alarmiis 4
SuawN N msnv wears lass severf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

NEw YoRK. March l4-Eiwin +.
Uhl. United States ambassador 10 Gel-
many, Is In the city from his home In
Grand Rapids. Mich. Ho Is accompa-
MED By his wife aud three children.
He will depart az once Tor his station.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
WIN Force the Tish,lur.

Madrid. March i4-Dispatches 70.
oeived here from Havana say the Span.
ish forces In Cuba are being oOncentFat.
cd In the province Of MAtanIAs in order
10 compel the insurgents to engage in a
pitched battle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
LOOKING After PACIFIC ROADS
Vanderbilt May Extend his RAiiwH,
Purchases Further Wet.

OAKLAND. Cal. March it-Dauiel B.
Mccoy, division superintendent Of the
New York Central railroad, Is here on .
tour Of inspection over the Central Pa
ciao and Union PAoil' roais. Mr.. Nc
Coy was sent west 10y the Van ierb'lts
to examine the roads that they mi ght aci
intelligently were pablo sale Of them /.
declared by the government Chimney
NJ Dapew. president OF the New York
Central, is expected here in about
month.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. March q
William Vi,lines was call1d from
house. near Orlinda. into The yard .
shot By unknown assallins. No -
Il given for the crime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
ON EARTH
Call on Us
We are the
Leaders.
DUNN & DALY
Bryan, Texas.
SEED. SEED, SEED.

Just received q carload o. he eele'
brated white pearl and golden beaaiy
seed corn; also a large stock o. aHs shes
and orange sorghum seed. large NeI+
man millet. etc. Call on me.
Phone 81. limo TT. CasI|es
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
cHsRokee eILl Musr HANa.
President Clsveland Refuses 20 Inter
fero In nis behalf

WASHINGTON. March % The pres
dent has denied the application Tor par
don In the case Of Crawford Goldsby.
alias Cherokee Bill, sentenced in Ar
kansas b be be hanged next Tuesday
for murder. In his endorsement the
president SAYS; Il have examined this
application iully and fud no sufi'ieni
reason for committing the sentence OF
the court or delaying It's execution.
The clerk OF pardons will Immediately
notify the officers az Fort Smith that
the Judgment Of the court must BE- car
- - ll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

NAsHvn1n. March IA
Winehesler state that 0ox.
Is somewhat heller. on NEs1
greatly. Tho cold weather .nI
bad eject upon him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

'isaTy E.il }. H'rs'.a

HeavY Eall ~ htpaitft
Mis,ouri aua hes,Hs'
KANSAS Cny. March a
The Star from western 81
Kansas show the most
storm Of tho season 10 ~.
many plaoos anoe hss eeea
and t8 hours.
Al Carthsee. Ma. ana
Kan slstoicsr irafae haa hs.H
Cropa aensFally win b gs''
lste1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
500 ReMard

VIII be paid flr the arrest aud conyic.
ton Of the person or persons who a.
tempted to burn our lumber yard on TIE
night Of March 9th.
50 Garth, h,ilIowell & Webb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
SHOWS SALSA HIS TROOPS.
The Ssgus Lsts the ItAllan Omeer see
How lie Is Prepared For War.


MAssowAl. March iA-The negus
has rOviowed 100. 900 Of his troops in .ae
presence Of Major Salsa, the Italian OF.
hoer who Is treating for peace with the
AbyssiniAnA The troops marched in
good order and were well armed.
The negus then showed Major Salsa
his quantity Of provisions, the Italians
having, some time ago. been under the
belief that the AbyssiniAns were short
Of supplies. In fact. IL is said. this was
one Of the reasons which prompted Gen.
BArAticri So make his disastrous advance
upon ngre.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

BERwyS. l. T.. March lf-N
Gillian. living near here. lus'
monsh-old son. who was dr04
falling into a bAErrl Of w4.s
near the porch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15
Advancing Up the NIi&

LONDON, March 1.-THE important
announcement made by The Times that
the Egyptian troops would advance up
the Nile forthwith TO occupy Dongola
has been officially confirmed by the
foreign Office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

Thirty days earlier than our nalItt
corn, and viii mature before the df1usA
comes. I also have Large German MI
let. sorghum seed and an kinds q.
grain. Phone 50. CT. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

CHRIsrISIASA; Norway, March IA
The Odelsthing. or lower house Of par.
lament Of Norway. By = vote Of a TO
40 adopted a bill providing Tor the
recognition Of a separate Norwegian
fAg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

WAI11NoFoap. Coau,. M4
The plant Of she House (
company. uiauufactueres.
tics. burned herp. Lpo.
Enred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

shocl. occurred earlier in tho day. Ths
Disturbances are ooiRS,len with the
time given IN a pr made b.
Professor Fab.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-15

Ladies', I have everything new and
noyel in spring and summer dress goods
that could be found In the New York
market. uI &. n. WISE.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-05-28
HARRISBURG.

MSy 20, 1910.
Miss Pearl Carlisle, of Rocky Fork, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James o. Harris.
Last week as Robt Stanforth and R.
Roberts were logging they came across q
black snake that was q little too large,
80 they said, and they made q child's
bargain with him. The woods is full of
them, some twenty Ave large ones have
been killed this season.
We are glad to report that J B. Nc.
Connaughey's hand 10 getting better.
We are sorry that We made the state.
ment that the hand would have to be
amputated But, We were 90 informed
by one of the family. Oh no! We
never lived at Winchester, but, We
know of some parties who did
Mr.. and Mrs A L Miller gave us .
musical treat last Wednesday evening.
Prof D. Emery and A L. Miller, violin;
James Coliins, harp; R-ece ROBBERS.
guitar. All present enjoyed themsslves.
Aiiss Bertha Shoemaker, Of B-rry.
willie, ami Miss Hattie etroup. Of Don.
vile. were snesx Of Aunt Lib vaure,
xs'nn'ay anil snnsisy n
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FORT HILL.

may 20, 1910.
Mrs. Harriet spargur, Of Iowa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Upp and Mrs.
Nevina Waddle. of Rsinsbore, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Butler.
Homer Harper, OF Folsom, Sundayed
with G. L. Countryman.
Miss Alberta Foraker, OF this place, 10
visiting friends in Washington @. H.
The G. A. r. Post Of Sinking Spring,
will hold their Decoration at Olive
Branch Church, May sOth, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. ]. P. Currin, Of HillsborO. aud J..
M. Butler, of Columbus, will deliver the
Memorial sermons. Basket dinner will
be served in the Grove near the Church.
Come one, c ,me all, and dro, n flower
upon the graves vi our fallen heroes,
who gave their liv-s that the country
they loved might ever b- free