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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.

: Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
SPIN. October ~, 1896:
Tonight and Tuesday, fair.
WEATHER NOTES.
There is disturbance OF mod.
crate energy north Of Colorado this
morning, which is accompanied
and preceded by warmer weather.
Cloudy weather prevails over ex-
treme Eastern Texas and portions
Of Louisiana and Arkansas. Light
showers are reported from Corpus
Christi and New Orleans, while
elsewhere, over the southern states
fair weather has prevailed and the
skies are generally clear this morn
ing.
LOCAL RECORD.
Maximum temperature yester.
day, "a degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, 81 degrees.
Mean temperature, 81 degrees !;
normal, &c.
Temperature at 7 a. M, this
date, 81; sensible temperature Sc.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
Weather clear and wind light
from the north.
s. B. PFANNER, Observer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
PEACIC "a
Skarb dOmOEy.

D.. W, Fuller z Canajoharie, N. Y.
powiada. re zawsze trzymal W domu
DR. Kings New Discovery i Jego ro-
DINA pc uzyciu takowego zawsze czula
blogie skutKi; lie nigdy ME bedzle bez
niego, gdy tylko bedzie je m6g} dostae.
G. A. Dykeman aptekarz z Catskill, N
Y. utrzymuje, ze. Dr.. Kings New
Discovery jest najlepszvm slodkiem cd
kaszlu, ze rcdz'na jsgo uzywala lie
przez osm lat i lekarstwo to zawsze
by}o skutecznem- Dlaczeg6z wiec ME
sprobowaG lekerstwa wypr6bowanego j
skutecznego Cena "a butelki pc 30
cent6w i 1ednym dolarze. Pr6bki wysy-
laja SIG ma zadanie darmo.~ Sprzedawane
we wszVstkjch aptekach,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
Pekks bed hoskalem.
q WARSZAWY %otrzymujem

Il WARSZAWY otrzymuJemy
wladomosc bardzo smutna,
" ktora ma razie nlepodobna nam
uwierzYc, il w}adze rosYjskle
uwiezl4Y niedawno znakomltego
krytyka literatury Plotra Chmie-
lowskiego, redaktora ,,Ateneum",
panne Wasilkowska, pracujaca W
W ]ednym z dziennlk6w warsaw
skich, dwie panny Horczak6wny,
]edue W Lubllnie. druga W War
szawle, i panne Swo}ynska, w4asci-
clelke p%ensyonatu zenskiego W
Warszawie. Jezellby ia mad wyraz
bolesna wladomosc mlafa sic
sprawdzlc, bedzle ona wYmownym
zaiste przyczynkiem do rozszerza-
nych W ostanlm czasie pog}osek o
dobrych zamiarsch cara zmianle
systemu rzadowego W Kr6lestwie.
Pred dwoma tygodniami
umart W Warszawle sp. ks. Micha}
Nowodworski, Biskup P}ocki prze-
.zywszy lat IS.
BYf on tw6rca i redaktorem
]ednego 2 na1lepszyoh pisma kato.
Iicklch " Polsce, ,,Przegladu
Katollckiego". Rownoczesnle wy
dawa} ,,Encyklopedva koscielna."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

ME MA ZAJECIA, kt6re by
tax nerwowa}o jak obowiazki
dnchownego.R ozdraznienie uerw6w
m6zgowych przez nadmiar piracy
czesto powoduje atakl sercowe i
nerwowose.
Rev. J. P. Hester, NJ. D.,
Pastor U. B. koscio}a z London
Mills, H., sam bedac lekarzem
plsze pod d. 26 Lutego 1895 r:
,.Choroba sercowa perwowosG
s~esziej %jesieni TAX nile osiabi}a, IL
sadzl}em, re bede zmuszonY a
przesta6 zupesn,e obowiazk6w
pastora, mia}em nadzwyczaj sine
DR.. Miles slime bicie serca
Heart Cure W zesz}ym LIS.
PRIV wraca topadzie zaczaiem
zdr0wie... braG DR.. Miles,
New Heart Cure W %po}aczeniu z
DR.. Miles Nervine i poczutem cd
tego wlelka ulge. Cotylko odby1em
10 tYgodniowa misye, majac kaza-
MA prawie co w;eczor l diva razy
W nledzlele. Moge movie ca1eml
godzlnaml bez zmeczenla ]ak
dawnieJ. Ciezko pracujacy ksieza
powinni mice zawsze W zapasle
Miles zDakomlte lekarstwa.ss
DR.. Miles Heart Cure spree
dale sic gwarancya, plerwsza
flaszka pomoie Tub plen1adze esl
zwracajt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
SZLASk
q CHROSCINY (pow. opolsk

Z CHROSClN Y(poW. opolsKl)
pisa do, Gazety Opolskle]":'Dziew-
czyna nazwlskiem Marya f.. z
C~hrosciny, bsdac W roku p1zes2dym
ma robocle Hanowerze, okula"la'
Ia zupe}nie z powodu uderzenia
p1orunu , ME mog@a tez znles6
jedzenia pctraw, tylko pi1a mleko.
vino i wode. w~szystko inne zaraz
zwroci4a. Leczy{a SIG cd rs lipca
al do,ad u rozmaitYch lekarzy. bY1a
i klinice wroc fawsklei.
Iecz ~wszystko daremnie, Dogi
pozostafy bezwladne, martwe, zlmne,
oczeklwano wiec smiercl.
W TEN kaIectwie oswiadczy3a
owa nleszczGsliwa swYm rodzicom,
re pragn1e sic dostaG doCukmantla,
dokad w4asnle teraz z okollcY
naszej procesya wychodzl}a. Rodzice
w1dzao nlepodobiehstwo, bronlli je)
udzla}u, lecz ona nleustannle pro
szac pojecha4a koleia przyby4a W
poniedzia}ek dnia l czerwca ma
mieisce rGwnoczesnie z innYmi.Na
drugi dzieh rano procesya plelgrzy'
NOW naszych wy1usza podfug
z~wyczaju ma pobllska gore 40
cudownej Matkl Bosklej pomocnel.
wzieto tez re soba owa chora,
kt6ra wiece] 'nlesiono jak prowa-
dzono. Okoto po{udnia stanelismy
ma g6rze; pc kr6tklm wYpoczyn-
ku zacze}o sig zwledzanle
K~alwarYl, a dziewczyna ia pozosta-
Ia W kosciele. Wleczorem ma
zakonczen1e przyszlismy zn6w do
koscio}a, gdzle o~dspiewano litanla
L~areta1ska, podczas ktorei chorej
.nagle boil W nogach ustaf i<zaczefa
porusza6 nogami, powsta}a bez
.pomocY zacze4a chodzi6. W dnlu
nastepnym odprawiono druga pofo-
we nabozehstwa kalwaryjnego, q
a kaleka owa oa1Y dzlen bez trudu
.zdo{a}a chodziG r6wno z lnnyml.
Dodac wypada, re odchodzac z
procesya do domu, idzie sic pieszo
q Cukmantla do K~ozieiszyi 10
kim, ktora to droge take owa
dzlewczyna pleszo %odprawl{a, a
DIS W domu czuJe sig zdrowa
jesG mole %wszystko. o cudownem
ten zdarzeuiu TOMBSTONE zaraz
tamteiszemu ks. proboszczowi. ktorY
wzlawszy wszystko do protoku{u,
zapisal trzech mellow jedns
dziewczyne, kt6rzy cd poczatKu
znall jej chorobe, jake Swallow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

siyszaf op. Zamoyskrm " Zakopa-
mem i lego czcigodnej matce? =
p%ubllcyst6w wymieniamy iednego
tYlko pana Kaspro wlcza.
Emigracya ia ma dobre strony,
ma tez i z}e. Gallcye ~zasila, We'll
kopolske os}sbia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAfIaWS4M AAE6gnES ~
Professor. To prawda, ~ ale
gdziescle to " Blblil wYczytali, ze
ich trzeba po}Ykac?
WSTYDLIWY. NajwstYdll-
wszym ze wszystkich czescl ciala
JEST. nos.
= A to ola czego?
- Bo sic czerwienl, jezell pan
jegc jest pijakieml
FILOZOF. FL Wojtek, clagle
siedzisz W karczmie, mYsl'sz,
myslisz i MIC ME wymyslisz?!
- ZmykaJ babo do domu, DO
ci nawymyslam tax, re ty zoba-
czYsz!
w sADZiE. S e d a.Oskar-
zony, poda]cle swoje lm'e nazw1-
sko.
W}6czega. Adyc to zaraz
pozna6, IL pan sedzla tutaj nowotny,
DO wszyscy %poprzednj panow1e
sedz,owie zna1i mnle dOsKonale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
FRASZKI.

Pc NIEsZPORACH. Prob.
Pamietajcle Michale, re vodka jest
swaszym najwiekszym wrogiem.
Micha{, Wien 0 tenn, prosze
.ksiedza proboszcza, ale W Blblll
:stoi, re i najwlekszych nleprzyjaci6a
trzeba ml}owac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
Ma wniosek przesz1a nastept

&s .EEA
Ma wniosek przeszla nastepu.
jaca uchWala:
Rada komlsarzY powiatowYch
powJatu winonskiego uchwala, re
wolno Winonsklemu TowarzYstwu
turyst6w przeprowadzlc sciezke
ola bicykl6w cd zachodn;ej GRAM
cY ,,vilIage" Minnesota City -
kosztem rzeczonego Towarzystwa
turyst6w. to DO po}udniowej
stronie drogi powiatowej, st6sow-
ME do plaLu, ~zfozonego dzislaj "
Blurze audltora rzeczonego powlatu.
Ma wniosek odroczyta sig
Rada ma czas n;eogrannczony.
J.. b. BAMBENEK.
Przewodnlczacy Rady powiat.
PoswiadcZa: =
HERMAN WEIBEl
auditor powlatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
PEACIC "a
OBRADY
KomlsarSy Powlatowych.
(Dokohczenie.)

(Dokohczente.)
Piatek. 10 Czerwca
Rada zebra{a sic st6sownie DO
uchwa4Y odroczenla. WszYscY
cz}onkowle obecni.
Petycya N. j. Hoffmanna i
innYch Q wytknlecie j lobudowa-
ME publlcznego traktu, przecho-
dzacego przez gminy Roll1ngstone
i Mt. Vernon, pc d}uzszYch obra-
dach odrzucono.
" sprawle petycyi obywatela
Chas Benkei ,nnvch wzgledem
zniesienla traktu powlatowego,
przechodzacego przez gminy Rol-
lingstone i Hillsdale zebra{ sic
odno6ny Komitet oznaczonym
czasie i miejscu. zbadat zaprojek-
towane zn%lesienle traktu powiato-
wego i polecit, ably prosbe odrzu-
como. Ostateczn9 uchwate W tel
sprawle odroczouo do naJblizszego
pos1edzenla, ma Czwartek, 16 Llpca
1896 r.. 0 godz1nie II pred po-
1udniem.
Petycya Antoniego Scherman-
ma innYch 0 wytknlecie pobu-
dowanle publicznego traktu, pre-
chodzacego pr4ez gmlny Vernon
Rollingstone, wzieto pod obradY'
zast6sowano SIG do prokby I naste:
puj4ce przyzwolono odszkodowa-
MIA.
mic. Hoffman,, jr....-..$245
j. B. Nelens sc
Jos. i J, B. Elllnger.. .$1OC
Przy1eto nastepujaca uchwa}e
Stan Minnesota.
Powlat Wlnona.
Pon1ewaz W sprawle Stanu
Minnesota przeclwko Warnerow1
lockwood, o o1cosswo, oskarzony
powsta}e koszta zap}acl4 %zupe}nle
zadosyG uczyni1 wyrokowi sadowe-
mu. a prokurator powiatowy Ego
dz,} sie ma za1atWienie tel spraWy
przeto
Uchwala sig nlnle]szem, il
rzeczony Warner Lockwood zwol
niony jest cd wszelkich zobowiazai
wzgledem powiatu W sprawie tel (
DIGESTIVE Jake tel cd utrzJmanls
dziecka ELY Smith, O ktorego u
trzymanie odnosna sprawe wyto
czono.
Nastepu!]ece raohunkl przyz'
wolono z Funduszu powiatowego
Wlarus, drukl..............S lO.0(
Herald Pub. Co., druki.... $3.50
Wlnona Weekly Leader,
druk,.............. 80. 90;
Westllcher Herold drukl.. 80 I;
st. Charles Times 9.5(
St. Charles Union 9.5t
W. E. Smith plaza klerka
sadawego .......... 1876
Winona Telephone Co.,rent
"a telefon. 10.O(
W. s. Booth syn, Probate
blanks 80. go. ...... -. O.0'
Miasto Wlnona, koszta W
sadie munlcYpalnYm.... 11.6;
N. D. Gould, koszta W So
die municYpalnYm W St.
Charles. $50
}Geo D. French, zapisanie
urzedowYch ............ 2.2(
Geo D. Freroh, wygotowa-
ME llsty kontrakt6w i
bopd6w 800
: A. w. Fuhrmann, plaza
szeryfa.. $500. 136, 3
"A. w. Fubrmann, sto}owa.
9 nle wleznl6w.... $3.50. % 0
j James G. Town, plaza Sc 81
/ Frank Nelson, plaza kon.
stabla. 1913
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02


Frank "a. Taylor, plaza
konstabla ......... ... 5s9O
James M. Huffman. ditto 10
"a. Steinbauer p~olozenie ka-
mlennego chodnika....., 39.oo
P. e. Garlnde, po}ozcnie
KarpeIu. ........
J. W. Lauer, tcwary ola ia.
tu6Za go
E. S. Morgan, tapety j in.
ne towary Ola wiezienia 1857
D. B. Morrison, towary ola
wjezienia...... ...-. Log
Nc Common & Co towary
ola w'ezienla 40
All. Beyerstedt, drzewo ola
wiezienia... ........ 80. l5.oo
ira D. Toms, roboty we
So
VIM Burns, wynn creme
projektowanych drog po-
wiatowych i t. d. 5.oO
A.. w. Fuhrmann ,czYszcze-
ME tapet. olei ola vie
zienia i t. d..-.... :. 4.75
z Fumduszu &bogich.
Henry Peters. OWES ola far
my uboglch............ $3.50
Woodlawn Cemetery ASS.
gr6b ola uboglego....." 800
j. B. Bambenek, plumbowa-
ME ola fanny ubogich.. 8.35
J. Boiler l 1nnl, robota /
materya4 ola fanny ubog. 1896
Posiedsenie %wieczorne.
IL Czerwca 1896.
Rada zebraia sic st6sownie do
uchwaly odraczajacej.
Ma wniosek przYjeto naste-
pujaca uchwa}e:
Nizej podanym gminom PREY
zwoIono Funduszu drog
l most6w przypadaiace ma ME
sunny, majqce bye rozdzielone pod
koutrola auditora powiatowego.
kt6remu odnosni kasyerowle gmlnni
powinni stawiG kaucya, W wy
sokosci podw6jne] sunny tych
pienleozy, kt6re powiat ola MICH
przeznaczy}, st6sown,e do rozdziafu
10. praw g%eneralnYch z r. 1891.
Wilson............ 80. ....S3O0
Hillsda}e.. y
Town St. Charles .......-. It's
Town Rollingstone 275
Whitewater ....... 80. -. 3OO
Przyjeto uchwa}Y, przyzwala-
jace nastepujacYm, gminom sunny
p,eniezne ma polepszenie dr6g l
most5w, ktore to sunny wydawane
beda pod kontrola komisarzv po-
wiatowvch.
Warren.,..
Utica. '...... 5OO
Norton ...,. $50. go. DOG
Mt Vernon 49,. 5oU
LIo~oor RH0
Ma wniosek odroczy}a SIG Rada
az do Soboty, o %godzinie 9 pred
po1udniem.
Sobota, l3 Ckerwca, 1896.
Rada zebra}a sic ma pos,edze.
ME stosownie do uchwa}Y odra-
czaiacej. WszYscy cz}onkowie
obecni.
Nastepuiace rac5unkl przyzwo-
lono z Funduszu powlatowego.
D. Sinclair Pub. Co. ,kslazk,
i robotY drukarskie ...$l41.65
Westlicher Herold, drukl... 2 SO
Wlarus 2 5U
Fred. H. Pickles, plany,
specyfkacye i t. d.. 1896
]. B. Bambenek, plaza ko-
mlsarZa .....-.... 80. W
Jan Knopp, to samo....-. SOC
N. Walch, to samo milowe II &c
O. W. Hunt l2s
:. T. K. Page 10 81
:. z Funduszu dr0g maost6w.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
J, A. Underwood and son Willie

J. A. Underwood and son Willie
paid Marquand a visit one day last
week.
John Miller is putting some i'm
provements on his farm.
While driving along the road
near Rock Point P. W. Wilkinson's
pony became frightened, and ran
the cart into a ditch about five feet
deep; there was no great danger
done, however, except cutting the
harness to get the pony out of the
ditch.
D. N. Shell and family Of Oak
Ridge paid friends and relatives a
visit at this place few days ago.
Rev. Milan Davis preached q
very interesting sermon at old Trace
Greek church Sunday.
1t is no bigjob to see a man tread
ing along the creek with few min
nows strung on q piece Of bark in
one h&nd and a fishing pole in the
other.
The rain resulted in some Of the
folks getting to church after preach
ing was over Sunday. ! think they
will start d little earlier next time.
/. A. Sitzos went fishing the other
day and reported that he caught a
fire lot.
With success to TIE PRESS and
its many readers. ZIP.
Turkey red table cloths worth
Zoe. per yard for one-half price
Il -, at The Leader.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
ZALMA.

Hardly any thing of Importance
happened in our town this week
and not much of that.
Thatangellc picture of innocence
and purity at Lutesville needs a lit
tie retouching, but l will postpone
it till next week.
Mr.. Townsend, representing the
Scott Hardware Co., Of Paducah,
Ky, visited our merchants Thurs
day and also. took in the race.
E. W. Kimmel of Cape Girardeau
was on our streets Monday.
A. terrible haiLstorm visited this
section ofrhe county Friday. Some
of the stones weighed a quarter Of
Of a pound.
R. H. Simpkins was bitten by a
copperhead snake Monday morn
ing.
Parties from Jackson, Oak Ridge,
Bloomfield, Latin, Lutesville, Mar
bic HA-and other places attended
the<gaees heEs Thursday and Fri
day.
"Wm. L. beat the buckskin
mare fifty yards and'on Friday he
won from Lady G6lddust, with a
half-mile record ofN50 IL seconds,
owned by John johnson of Oak
Ridge, with fifty feet to spare. The
distance run in both races was GOO
yardsand the stakes, Sl0O--scooped
in by "the boysp you know OF
course the Latin boys, and others,
too, by this time, have found out
that we mean business here, and
that our horse is even more on the
extreme than we are. That eel
ebrated Latin racer was badly.
done up by the alowest Of our four
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
ECHEPERVILLE.

After a long silence, feel like
sending another batch Of Scheper-
Vile news,
Health good.
Corn planting is progressing
right along.
Dr. 7. IL. Bailey has moved into
his new resssence south of town.
John Il. Bess & Go. have erected
them d -p4ttftry house.
An infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isham
Walker died a few days ago.
Our popular merchant, Mr.. W. V.
Froman, is erecting large tobacco
barn.
Jacob ElIedgc made Trip to
Marble Hill last week.
J. N. Critics was in our town Fri
day on business,
We had u good rain Sunday
Farmers say they are getting
along we'll with their work.
Squire Lambert is doing a good
business with his saw and grist
mill.
From all appearances l think
that our township will ask some
political favors when the Demo
cratic party gets ready to make
nominations.
Ipredcta wedding in these parts
soon and half of it will be in town
but am not going to tell it,
Rev. John A. Dunkin preached
one of the best sermons at Sylvan
Sunday that ever heard, and will
lecture there once month for the
next year.
This place is represented at the
Marble Hill training school by
Roosevelt Critics and James Null.
Prof, James Null has been en-
ployed to teach the next term OF
our school.
We admire Shaun Rhue's writ
ings very much in this part of the
country and would say to him to
hold Tom Green and his staff down,
as he can easily. do.
Parson Green won another vic
tory Saturday, n Of course he will
90 to the senate, and | predict he
will show his old Indiana certificate
to The General ! Assembly Of Mis-
souri, to commence with.
SCHEPERITE.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
GREENVILLE, Mo, May 4, 1860.

~''t--'>'' i''h-iH -'-1l'f -'-tsJ - A@NJ'
EDITOR MARBLE HILL Press: In
my letter some time ago I announc-
ed myself a candidate foYtbe senate
in this district, and Mr{ Green, the
editor Of the Lutesvi iILe~Banner,
wants to know who | ata/ Well, /
have concluded to wait and see
(which way the cat jumps" If my
party goes for gold exclusively in
the platform at st. Louis, then Mr..
Green, or whoever gets the nomi-
nation in this district, will find out
who / am pretty soon thereafter,
| EN- with Hon. John O. Ingalls, on
the money and tariff questions; pro
pose voting as | write, and risk con
sequences.
| am a republican, and have been
since the war, but am not a lick-hee1
for eastern bondholders because
few bought-up papers and eastern
congressman, in cahoot with bond
spectators want to adopt resolu-
tions to give the bankers the right
to issue all the paper money, do
away with silver, and call said pa
per honest money, when every man
thatreads and has good sense knows
that they don't intend to have gold
in circulation; for there is not
enough Of it to give each person in
the United States ten cents. When
silveris dropped the goldbug paper
and nickels is all the money there
will be in circulation, for the gold
is beng shipped to the bank of Eng
land as fast as it can be found.
Don't you see these men prating so
much about honest money, as soon
as they get enough in the bank Of
England will go there and let the
money they have issued on the
strength Of their gold bonds 60 to
the dogs and then the poor, deluded
lick-heel will see where the good
money comes in. r. E. BELL.
All the latest ard newest styles
offs pringand summer calicoes, best
goods made, at Sc per yard, at The
Leader.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
BEssYILLE.
BEssvIILE.
Health good.
Wheat and oats look fine.

Health good.
Wheat and oats look fine.
Weather nice, warm and sunny.
Spring work has not been delayed
by disagreable weather, for since it
fairly set in a man could lay off his
ceat and plow, build fence, ETC., in
comfort until a rainfall.
Corn planting has been an easy
affair, and farmers are jubilant 50
far.
Strawberry growers will com
mence Shipping this week.
Miss Dora Miller, who has been
spending several weeks in Lutes-
kille, returned bone Saturday &C,
companed by Miss Iva Arthur.
\ The beys are anxiously waiting
for the creek to clear up, so that
they can 60 fishing and take them
In. ! think the fnny tribe ID about
deplctedas every body takes q hand
whenever tho water Is In condition..
.Quitea number from this vicinity
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
Ilutesvill0 News.

Mrs. j. W. ReveTle went to Bismarck
last Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Fallie Vandervcort.
Ifyou want q nice suit of cloth
ing for spring and summer don't
buy until you look at the fine selec-
tlon you can get at The Leader.
Al Schmucke and George NJ yers of
Jackson Were in our villa Sunday.
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A, N. Hunter OF Commerce Was in our
city Sunday.
j. W. Revelle was in Bismarck the
latter part Of last week.
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Wool jeans pants Soc a pair, worth
sI25, at The Leader.
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The Shaun Rhue-C -Clippard fight seems
to be the daily gossip in Lutesville,
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Rev. Jamison preached in the NJ. Z.
church here last Friday night
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Mr.. klene, who is working at Bloom,
field, came up last Saturday on visit
to his family
Walter Dickey went to Cadet last Sat-
urday.
Mems knit socks for SC per pair
at The Leader.
Luther Burford came down from St
Louis last Saturday 10 visit his parents
7. B. Tankerslcy wen. to jackson
Monday.
W. L. Dunn was visiting his daughter,
Minnie in Farmnrton last week.
Robert Jean, Of the firm Of Goodwin &
Jean, who is located in Doniphan, Mo-,
was 10 our city last Saturday
i Oscar KerIin Of Dexter was in our city
Monday.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
TRACE CREEK.

Here am again with a few items
for the good old Press.
Health is generally good.
The weather is somewhat cool,
with plenty ofrain.
The farmers are not yet done
planting corn, owing to the wet
weather.
G. L. sitzes is back on our creek
again. : r,
zalma paid their daughter. Mrs.
Cora Sites, q visit Of this place o
few days ago. N
John Kelley was ih harquand on
business one DAY last week
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

attended the Cbitdren's day service
at Glen Allen last Sundey. The din
ner was fine, especially the Meth
odist pie.
Uncle France Watts came up with
a woIfin the woods the other morn
ing. And ! want to advise the boys
to keep early hours if they don't
want to mix up with the yarmint.
DINE.
Dress Ginghams and &c per
yard. These goods are worth l0c
yd. At the Leader.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
Fully Defined.

II want you to bevery earefultc
learn to do things my way4" the
housewife said to the middla-aged
colored woman whom she mad Sc
cured as a servant.
"Yass'm," was the reply; "se1S F'l
done git merself habituated."
"You use pretty large words
Virginia"
"Yass'm. Bp'.1done knows de
meanin' OIL /Aa
"What DOES 'hGbituated mean?a
swell, ,yKd'no ez.Ikin ezackly tell
yer, Bit | kin 'splain it,
81 should be very glad to have
you do son
"Mer Uncle Jason Dewberry, he
done hadder fahm lcf' i'm las mont,
He tuck possession ant he's libbins
dab jes fine. He's got all de chick
ins he wants; an be alluswas pow
full fond er chiclins. But dislis de
troof. Ebry time be make un his.
min he gwineter hah chiclyin he
gifts on his big gum shoes an takes
out er dahk lanten an goes oat III
dc night an' .snatches er pullet
often is own ..roosS hefo' 1t bab Ell
chance ter squeal oncet. Datswhnt
49,.
1t Ii Ter git yohse't habituated.p
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
1EE R g. 2.5..Tr
SPRING MEDICINE: {:

IS SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Don't
forget to take it. Now is the time you
need it most to wake up your Liver. A
sluggish Liver brings On Malaria, Fever
and Ague, Rheumatism, and many other
ills which sbattar the constitution and
wreck health. Don't forget the word
REGULATOR. 1t is SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR YOU want. The word REG
ULAT0R distinguishes it from all other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator IT the
Liver, Keeps it properly at work, that your
system may be kept in good condition.
FOR TbG BLOOD take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, it's the best blood
purifier and c0rrector. Try it and note
The d.iierence. Look for the RED I
on eveT} package, You wont find il on
anv other medicine, and there Is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
REGULAT0R-the kingofL Liver Remedies.
Be- sdro You get it,
!. II. uciln & Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

sPrinters and Of course they were
afraid to back him for more than
three or four dollars.
SHAUN BHUE.
We have q tremendous large
stock Of children's fine suits and at
very low prices. The Leader.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Dress Ginghams aid {. per-
yard. These goods are worth lUo a
yd. At the Leader.
Messrs. Dave Seibert Dir Henderson,
Geo. Daogherty and Prot Eugene We
Neely. Of the Charleston Distri9t Train.
Ing School all Of Jackson, wera ia our
city Monday,
Wv Sample and wife went to ST.
Louis Monday.
Ladies tan slippers at 900 Dee
pair at the Leader.
We have heard several teachers Say.
that Prof. Hubbard will lecture 70 taa.
teachers Of the training school On ;de
'Evolution Of Dodd" one night next
week, All the teachers in tha country
should attend this lecture.
Wm. Price and Johnny Stic&ief wenF
to St. Louis Tuesday.
BOxFy. ~ n II
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

W. W Sample and wife wen: to 81.
Louis Monday
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Ladies tan slippers at 500 De1
pair at the Leader.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

season make Give US a cali. We are sure to please yop
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Al Schmucke and George NJ yers Of
Jackson Wee in our villa Sunday.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

ST. so Will give you selection Of dozen different
styles in light and dark colors They are
strictly all wool and well made. You have
often paid 3900for suits which were not better
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Mrs. j. W. ReveIle went to Bismarck
last Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Eallie Nandervcort.