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Sharp County record., 1896-03-20

We are sorry to learn that
Jeff Wasson of Harrow S
Creek is confined to his bed
with white swelling.
w. T. Campbell of Reed
was in to see us Monday and
rolled some of the root Of
all evir' at us, Thanks.
Capt. T, Y. Huddleston,
ex- sheriff of Sharp county
was meeting old friends here
Tuesday.-Batesville Guard.
The wife Cf M. D. Robinson, a promi-
nent lum herman of llartwIok, N. Y, was
S. cb with rheumatism foT FIVE months. IL
speaking of it Mr.. Robinson says:
"Chamterlain's Pain Balm is the ouly
thing that gaYe her any rest for pain.
For the relief of pain it cannot be beat
Many very bad cases of rheumatism have
been cured by it. For sale at so cents
per b,ttle by Druggists.
Hon. and Mrs. Y. I. Herrn
are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a baby girl which
made her appearance We'd
nesday night.
We call the attention O f,
our readers to t h e t W 0
notices of commissioners
sales which appear on
second page.
Our townsman, J os e ? hh'
Ault informs us that he has
been granted a pension and
will receive as back pay some
thing like 81, 500.
Charley Tuustall, one of
Salem's foremost young men
was in tue city Saturday.
He was returning from a
business trip to Cave City.{
w. C. Shaver, J. R. Met
calf, P. H. Wilkerson, and
Rev. W. A. Manley attended
the quarterly conference a t
Cave City Saturday a Il d
Sunday.
We have bought the entire
stock of shoes, from R. G.
Reynolds ane Co. and can give
you rare bargains in this line.
Call and see us.
r. D. WILLIAMS u Go.
Batesville, Ark.
w. M, Thompkins O f
Poughkeepsie was in town
last Monday and o f course
didn't fail to see the RECORD
boys. He will read t h e / r,
paper another year.
We understand the pri-
mary and intermediate de-
partment of the public school
will be continued two and a
half months, under the su-
pervision of Prof. Metcalf.
Misses Clara Williams
and Juna Wasson, after a
pleasant visit to their re-
latives and numerous friends
at Evening Shade, returned
to their home at Batesville
Thursday,
Editors Jimmie and Ed
Southworth, of the RECORD
and the measles have col
lapsed. We have no q + .
news but the boys are almost
certain to come out on top
as it's nearly impossible to
down a newspaper m a H.
Hustler Herald.
The public school W il |
close next week, h a in 6
continued six months. The
school Ii a S been a decided
success, which bespeaks Tor
corps Of teachers a pros
porous future. p 70 +.
Brewster has disposed Of
his Cave City property and
as soon as the school closes
here will remove t o Mt.
Home where he goes to enter
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20
LOCAL NEWS

Sam Fore is tilling t h c
soil.
Milt Stokes is S ellin II g
sugar.
See notice of publication
in another column.
w. C. Shaver has the pref
lest buggyteam in the town.
John Sullivan was up from
Calamine one day last week.
Worley Gardner was II P
from Reeds Creek t h / S
week.
We have some shoes that we
will sell for the next 60 days,
at prices that can not be dupli-
Gated in the city. Try us.
R. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
Batesyille Ark.
Public examination O f
teachers yesterday and to-
day.
We have been doing some
lob work for our sheriff this
week.
Milton Stokes moved t O
the r. D. Williams property
Tuesday.
Sharp county is entitled to
nine delegates in t h e state
convention.
E. A. Shaver came i n
fro m Jackson county Tues
day evening.
See Milton Stokes coRins
and caskets before having
one made. He keeps them in
all sizes and can save you
money.
Jeff McAdams O f B i g
Creek was in to see us Tues
day morning.
No prayer meeting | a S t
Wednesday night on account
of the weather.
Charley Wasson came II p
from Batesville Tuesday re-
turning Thursday.
W. II. Cunningham made
another business tri p t 0
Cushman this week.
Maj, J. P. Cochran is max
ing some Improvement on his
residence property.
There is good reason for the popular
ity of Chamberlain's Cough Gemedy
Davis & Buzsrl, of West Monterey
Clarion Co., Pe,, say: 1t has cured peo
pie thGt our physicians could DO no.hiug
for. We Persuaded them to try bottl'
ofUhamber!ain's Cough Remedy anc
they now reccomend it with the rest o
US 20 and 50 cent bottles for sale b!
druggists
Misses Annie and Minnie
Harrel of Maxville are at
tending the examination.
Luther Hamilton and San
Fore report a 33-pounc, catcl
Of fish last Saturday night.
For the second t m
within our recollection Eve
ming Shade is without
preacher,
The Evening Shade mill
ing Company has something
new to say this week. Sc,
their "ad."
Tom Parsons and G.. M
Lewis, the twin drummers
were registered at the Gen
last Friday night.
Rev, J, f. Jern,gan, P
e, Of Batesville d is ri c t
preached to a small congrega
tion Sunday night.
We are agents for the w. L
Douglas shoe. We are no,
offering some excellent bal
gains in shoes, Do you nee
any!
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20
. r Y G O OD S .

will sell prints, domestic, cotton plaids gingham,
thread towels needles, pins, mems underwear, and
Neckwear, Tinware, buckets, tubs, etc, etc. as
cheap as you can buy in the town, and pay you
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20
WANTEp-AM IDEA y %sS sSSs Ssp sI%pis tsSis

tbnp 10 pOtonL2 Proteet y0QrldppS, Ihey my
bring you wealth, Wlito JOHN ,WEDDElt~
BtfKN'& co.. Patent Attorneys, WaBAlnstQh
II, O., for thell sl,3Q9 nrlxO efer, .a..t.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20
Don | N2it

for rainy days to come to
mill if you can avoid it.
BY waiting you all happen
here at the same time and
some one is disappointed,
1t is no trouble for us to keep
up and accommodate you at
once if you will come when
necessity demands.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20
NJ A { D c { R

DEALER in Staple and fancy groceries, Patent
Medicines and Notions. Also carries in stock.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-20

A card from Rev. Jernigan
says: Rev. w, A, Manley
has been transferred to the
East Texas conference by
Bishop Fitzgerald, Bro.
Manley' splace will be filed by
a competent ma II without
dropping a stitch or Jumping
9 cog, God bless the going
preacher, the coming on e,
and the people"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

qu'on ait oonstat6 depuis que la
nouvelle loi electorate est en- vi

qu'on ait oonstat6 depuis que la
nouvelle loi electorate est en- vi
gueur; on estime que pendant les
deux premiers jours, 10000 6leo-
tours se sont fait inscri.e. Ce chif-
fre est considers CONNIE favorable
aux partisans de la monnale de
bon aloi: des milliers de gems qui
n'avaient Jamais vote SO sont fait
inscrlre. Go chifre est consid6r6
comme favorable aux partisans de
Ia monnaie de bon aloi, ct les nou-
velles inscriptions d'4lecteurs ne
peuvent qu'sugmenter cette majo.
rite.
II et6 convenu que les argen-
tistes de Nav York enverrsient 3
Chicago vers Ia fin de Ia oampague
pr6sidentielle, une doussine de
leurs meillenrs orateurs on 6ohsn-
&c des discours que le gouverneur
Altgald doit aller prononcer 3
New. York. Les partisans de Bryan
1 Chicago pr6tendent que le voya.
ge qu'Altgeld lndique quill con
fanoe dams son election, sans quol
il ne psrtlrait pas. Mans N. Jami-
son. de rIllinois, membre du comi-
lte national, sfir4ne que non seule-
ment Mckinley remporters dams
rIllinoie, mais encore qu'AIgueld
ne sera pas r6elu Qouverneur.
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Cnnada. en- 1868.
il vlnt s'6tablIr 3 Minneapolis
on 1880 ct reside dams ce quar-
tier depuis IL ans. II q travalll6
pendant plusleurs snn6es CONNIE
journalier dams lee sierles de
Minneapolis,
Il y q quelques ann6es il 6tait
le g6rant general do la crystal Ice
Co., position gull q 80 abtenir par
80 grande energie, ct par une at
tention honnete ct strict aux af-
faires. Oomme g6rant de cette so
ci6t6 il emploiJ IN bon nombre de
travailleurs qui sans exception
=l'estiment bsaucoup.
N. DWyer n'a pas eu svant au-
jourd' hui Inspirations politiques;
so'est ) i'instance des payeurs de
taxes 81 de ls classe ouvriAre gull
. aceepte Ii didatura N poste
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CHAS. 7. FRAME
CANDIDAT POUR EoHEvIN DU PRE-
MIEB QUARTER

Chas T. Frame est natif de Fond
du Lao, Wis.,, ct est ag6 de 80 ans
Ii hablte Minneapolis depuis II
ans. Pendant quelques ann6es il
travailla CONNIE journalier ne pos
s6dant son arriv6e q Minnespo-
lis que quelques piastres.
Par 80 grande 6nergie ct son
amour du travail, il 9 pu en- peu
d'ann6es faire des economies qui
lui ont permls de faire des afaires
q son compte sveo grand success.
Il = son emploi plusieurs tra-
va1lleurs desquels il 81 s'attirer
l'estime par ses msnieres sdables
ct honnetes.
M. Frame connaisssnt les besoins
de Ia classe ouvriera il est done
dams leurs int6rets de voter pour
lui.
Compatriotes da premier quar-
tier, sans distinction ds parti fsi-
tes vous un devoir patriotique de
voter pour NJ. Frame qui null doute
fers honneur 4 notre nationalite
dams l'accompliassment de ses de
voirs CONNIE echevin.
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Apres avoir aoqdit une bonne
instruction, il travaina CONNIE sim
pie journa'ier, dansahne soierie .
Buffalo, N. 7. Qaaques aDnees
apres, il vint 4 Minneapolis oh il
travailla CONNIE simple journaliel,
pour Bassett and Fitzpatrick.
Pendant quelques ann6es, il cut
la direction dune soci6t6 de mar
chands de bois de construction
dams pIowa, od il 9 su s'attirer
l'estime ct le respect des ouvriers
par ses mani4res affables ct sym
pathiques envers eux.
En 1857 il s'etsplit d Mlnnea-
polls, oh il devint associ6 de la So
olet6 Elchorn ct Flla agents d'as-
surance ct de biens immeubles, 90
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En- d6cembre 1883, M. Gilbert
Clough mourut Les affaires de Ia
soci6t6 ont 6t6 depu1s. sous la di-
rection de David NJ. Clough. Com
me partisan prominent du parti
republican,, il a 6t6 6lu . des po-
sitlons honorables. De 1883 3
1887 il fut membre du conseil de
de Vile de Minneapolis, ct pen
dant un terme le president. De
1886 a 1890, il fut 6lu s6na-
teur de l'Etat. En- 1891, il fut 6lu
president de la soci6t> agricole de
PEtat ct par sa sage administra-
ton, q l'expiration de son terme.
l'association SO trouvait dams une
bonne condition fnanciAre, lais-
SAINT un profit net de $4,000.
En- 1894, NJ. Clough fut r6elu
lieutenant.gouverneur, par une
majorit6 exc6aant einquante mile
votes. En- 1895, lhon. Knute Nell
son. alors gouverneur, fut 6lu par
la legislature du Minnesota, s6na
teur des Etats. Unis q Washing
ton, ct le lieutenant-gouverneur
Clough, tel que pourvu par Ia
constitution, devint gouverneur
de 1Etat. fonction quill remplie
avec une habilit6 qui fait l'ad-
miration du public sans distinc-
tion de parti.
Depuis plus dun quart de si6-
Gle que le gouverneur Clough ha.
bite le Minnesota, il ma cesse de
d6ployer toute son 6nergie CONNIE
homme d'affaires dams accom-
plissement de toutes les importan-
tes charges publiques gull q rom
plies dams l'int6ret de ses consti-
tuants.
Dams toutes circumstances il q
donn6 particulierement des preu-
YES manifestes dun d6vouement
inalt6rable pour les int6rets ct le
bien de Ia classe agr1cole ct ouvri-
ere, ct go reelection au poste de
Qouverneur est done assur6e.
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fLECTEuRs

CHICAGO Tout indique que le
nombre dee 6lectenrs inscrits cette
annee 4 Chicago sera ls plua 4levA
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T.. L. Abbott, candidst r6publi-
cain pour arpenteur do Comte, est
nat,f de l'Etat d'Ohio. ct est age
dc 48 ans. ii reside d Minneapolis
depuis l8 ans. M. Abbott est con-
M CONNIE run des meilleurs ar
penteurs de POuest. De 1876 q
1880 il fut assistant arpenteur de la
Cite de Minneapolis.
A cette 4poque il arpenta ct
constru;sit as mil es pour Ie Chi
lago, Milwaukee & Omaha Ry. II
fut aussi l'arpenteur ct surintan-
dant pour la construction de 400
miles du Canadian Pacific.
Depuis 1882, NJ. Abotr a tenu IN
Office = Minneapolis ct q fait Tar.
.pentage de Ia vile ct 60 en- me-
me temps Ia direction oomme ar
penteur civil pour Ia construction
de l'squeduc "water works" . Chip
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0. NJ. cLoucn
CANDIDAT REPUB LICAIN POUR GoU
vERNEUR

e z
David NJ. Clough naqult . Ii.
me, New York. le ~ d6cembre
1916. En- 1856. son pere avec tou-
te sa famille ALA s'6tablir a Wau-
paca, Wis, ct deux ans plus tard,
4 Spencer Brook. lsanti Co., MINI.
II commence q TRAVELLER pour lui.
meme a l'age de 20 ans pendant
quelques ann6es, CONNIE simple
iournalier, ct il SO cr6a quelques
6pargnes. En- 1871, il fit le COM
merce de bois de sciage avec son
frAre atn6 Gilbert. sous le nom de
Clough FrAres. En- 1874, ilA s'6ta-
blirent 4 Minneapolis od Ills con-
tinuArent le meme commerce.
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J. W. 0REcER
OAND1DAT POUR EoHEv1N DU SEINE
QUARTER

I i . + h st
On parle beaucoup dams ie 3eme
quarter, de latitude de NJ. Dre-
ger, concernant la classe ouvriere.
Ses adversaires ont recours .
Greer des pr6juges contre lui en-
disant que 81 Dreger est 6lu, il fe-
ra tout en- son pouvoir pour dimi-
nuer le salaire des lournaliers ct
des ouvriers, ct gull travaillera
contre les interats de la elasss on
vriAre.
Telles insinuations sont fausses,
NJ. Dreger est le fls dun ouvrier.
Il naquit . Bergoltz, n. <. Il ac-
quit une bonne instruction, travail
liant sur Ia ferme en- 6te etfr6quen.
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rE D'ARpENrEUR Civil DU CoMrE DE HENNEP1N.

|pawa Falls, Wis.,, Caro-, Mich, ct
St. CLOUD, MINI. II q aussi 6t6 ar
penteur pour le Minneapolis ct St.
Louis Ry., du hangar 4 grain 3
Brighton ct St-IouIs Park. M.
Abbott q dono aoquis une exp6
rienca approfondie CONNIE arpen-
teur civil, ct 3 son grand 6loge,
tous sans exception quelconque,
ont Ste des plus satisfaits de pex-
cellente maniAre avec laquelle IL .
rempli ses devoirs.
Depuls, NJ. Abbott 90 gagner
pestime de ses concitoyens par sas
manieres afables.
Les votants ne pouront 6l1re un
citoyeD plus capable ct consolen-
cienx cette position.
NJ. Abbott m6rlte done tous sous
les rapports vos sufffsges.
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ciet6 qui a m6rit6 pestime ct le
respect du public par son lntegrit6
ct problt6.
lie parti Republican, q done fat
IN excellent cholx en- nommsnt M.
Dreger candidat pour 6ohevin du
3Ame quarter.
II est v6ritablement lami de
l'ouvrier, ct remplira cette fonc
tion 4 la grande satisfaction des
citoyens de ce quarter sans dis
tinction de parti.
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d'echevin du lOe quarter. ii est
done dams l'int6ret de la classe ou-
vriere de lui accordsr leurs saffra-
ges.
NJ. Dwyer jouit de lestima des
electeurs ae oe quarter sans dis
tinction de parti, ct sera 6lu.
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Ulsters pour GarCoD
Chaussettes pour Hommes
12ac la paire

Plusieurs caisses de Chaussettes 20 ur
Hommes on Laine NaturelLe. tres special
12ac la paire
900 douz. de Chaassettes sans Couture
couleurs naturelles, bon marche o.
q I5c. Notre prix. ~
800 douz de Chaussettes pour Hommes
EN- Laine Exta Fine, poll de chameau,
douce ct chaude, Equivalent celles Okn
de 35c ailleurs. Notre prix. ....... AUV
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Sous -Vetemeats pour Hommes

Sous Vetements en- Laine ouat6e, beu-
tons en- nacre sur les chemises ct kilo
calecons, tres special W.
Sous elements en- Laine naturelle,
tres 6pais, bonues grandeurs, boutons an
nacre sur chaque vehement, equi knn
valiant ceux 75c tres special VVU
Sous-vetement C6tes Pure Laine
pour hemmes, en- pale bleu. couleurs So
lides, les meilleurs de Wilson VI mn
Freres de 81 so, tres special. :. ;. ]. .4l'VV
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IN DEMANDE- HoMMEs on
UFemmes de confance pour voyager, pour IN
iaire S7sO, $15 ct depenaes payables hebdomadaire
ment. Situation permanente. References. Ajouter
une enveloppe avec tmbre-poste, avec votre adres-
se ecrite par vous-meme. The National. Star Bull
ding, Chicago.
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Abonnez-vous 4 l'EoHo DR lou
Est $l.00 par an payabled dava noe
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PARIS. -Apres une seanoe qui q
dur6 plusleurs heures, Ia commits
sion du budget 9 decide, bien qua
contre-cmur, de faire droit . la de-
mande du general Blllot, ministre
de Ia guerre, qui proposait d'aug
menter de $500 hommes les efec-
tifs de parm6e de terre en- temps
de palx:c qui les portera 3 $50, coo
hommes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-06

dyhastios. who're existence was unknown
w. we modern world. Some Of the rec
"ruS ton OF commercial transactions snch
camel. "
r, 1thers describe tho intention of variou.
a n"n T." 9i INC country 10 build ncw pal
III sun others lsOclim, IN accordance
MI ne custom of ancient tines the
hl,'u'S ana couQnosts of var. Gus Kings. or
=. ull' IN, me- of rchg Gus teaets. Al these
are dat"d with the DAY. month and year.
,NHV interesting discovery made by Pro-
iVSsur lihTncS coul1 not he sent to this
inposrGphs OF 1t have coached Philadcl-
,',, IN was the upuarthng of tho
srch,, nTmr'Hnt kHysuone arch known to
e r., r. i'snys II was found twenty-three
onS I,rW" me PLATFORM OF the upper city,
XXI Professor iilpr ,cht + Of ;he opinion
' Tto' II Nh rhn no, be later hnn 5000 g. G.
NOUS nui maryS,pus constructors. scvon-
bro,4 IN he-Sh and forlN-hvc loot
,n, .tl ~ lim Top, 1T was hroa1. enough 10
INK q prom nute, ann nm icmy could
f2n1e neW gathered unun IT,
d{joI -S.r l'hyne,i found that the four
'oN TIVE level OF the Desert and ttat ~
sem IN stand upon still another wall ~
Unknown NJ Eht. Enormous bricks, about
~ eN.F made wrre used IN the construc-
On q these walls. ana nany OF th,m
| 'J a., pen rent T. IN country.
w 'uable fblec's lcought to tn surface.
Inose that have be,u accinherca tcii ihc
nnounbber Gna names of tnc rulers ~ he
country 70 1000 wears Il g Sprgnn au1
rs sen. Naram sin. who nourisheJ She,it
~ ", -. WEE pryiluolv supposed to he
thhccsd NEE OF nnhghnan h',tory, rpt
nan'cs ~ dynasiiss maov tso,s,"Is nf
stfs saiier, AMI the Academy NOW Just
nbrase no 'I gray GAVIN Of his%,y i.
lrninn r 40 tougtr applicable to thN naty-
Arabia" "S''' "nd No''Ne'h
rne question may now he asked wheth.
by further digging on this site profssso "
y now working among the rufus
or y y,,',, ana has not yet reached bed rnc,;
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The stratifirnuon OF TIE bed Of the Eu-
ptfA.pS shows tue cNidenccs of dclugc,
ldi sr.ru.sts aUl gtoio- SITS assoc Il, Wts
Only partial Il" uEc. Vet am convinced
tndt prch siorlc y pur, which mas nov
boon aug MP, was W.pCd out by the loiise
ucfar bed ih me N4t
lsvon the upper City OF Nipur hnd been
tlir~.N covered Ni.h tdrih ahl depps
whom the excavations there were begun.
The rutrs vera under a mound, or 'tc.L'
when had been noticed by l-1yaId, knW-
ElN'', B0'ta amt CiNrr arcHa""lpFisls.
1h' mourd V'a, Ike thr SURROUNDED
cohi ir}, covered WITH - lnNurliNl Negoth b.
ON 0' slofr sra 8 and hy. an. 'uN ars
dWlrI rrita months Of the wear, Whc !
Il vunit lei8lfe back into desert waste
with ih. iiuhrn ~ q. dry ne Ah lay
Hm a~i Raw lnsoI did not attempt 20
dlg ~" mon.ai, hu' cpnaurtni tNf'Ndtlops
rs"'"icr" u Mesopotama,
II WAS no until 1883 that the munti-
Gene" ST private rtiEcrs enabled the I'M
vr1ity of pcnusylvaua to send an cN-
Pc Nt On 20 oNcaNHtc Niphr nnd IN" Work
MS begun under Prot ssur Jchn 70 crs
lie " frl cd down T. the Floor or Platform
Of the city. and this was taken hy an
o. Iar members OF ;Ac expedition 10 be
the ground level OF ancient Nmur The
excavation was then oonHnnea IN lat
efal direction. ard nobody supposed until
recently ti:ut there was anything unisr-
meath
Then II was suggested that they dig
dow ~ u -rack Ar Xir4iu aQ1l WAS Slruck.
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,o,o ,....,.. h,,.,,, .i., ,t-,,, - ,,t,,,
an, u,, ~, tb ,," ' ~. ia.
f nv f
a. "'"'v ~ 81 p''ANr ~
Ntn hHNuN HN'' on '.lN rNt iu,
nan f'' year "'or" toH hrh or 'hils''
To HAl" winch 'll y hi' AT studonia Ms as
'iAl on hn creation oi 40" warld'
mass ~ relies which American cnlorrrlSn
hats cNotN i.rd from tine runs Ot Nipur il
NJ opot tam "a, put'itNe proof iflt h'sn
ttai" Of civilization was tn rNlstcnr" q ere
900 years before the uno ui thl3t
ior', upon me worry Hnpl WGut" the
tirurn OF Eden ia though. io nave nr'n
situated, and few miles from mo tower
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Ho2HAN ~ rs RE7En2E ADAM EVE WERE CRE"'l

c A" % "yr Hsj
hnet h tme
Gvn~l further
n ana
@ "n%Tgg ar
% % he rt
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GENESIS.
s"0s essrr <uca
CHAPTER 1!

In the beginning God created tho bearcn
i and the earth Wv "'"''"
And the earth was without form. and
void and darkness uus upon tho face OF the
uscr:' ana the Spirit Of God moved upon
The face Of the waters. "'''
. And God said. lie, there 90 lirbe: md
there was light.
Sand God saw the light, tha, 1t scus sood !
and God divided.thc tight from the darkness.
=, And God called the light Day. and the(
darkness he called Night. 'And tho 'cygG.
ing and the 'morning we're the first day. ~
6 And God said 'Let there be =
nsnt' in up midst. of the waters, -
divide tue waters from the waters 90 = -
And God made the firmamcl ==+-->- -, :,
The waters which ve-s under - -ss.sf- :
from the wateis which Wvo y
nent: and 1t was go NV
, ,aSS ' dsy. evening and ZE,\V.A \
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-13
Real Estate

GOOD 6-room house in center of the town. near
new postof1ce. Price $3.50 A'"'
Elegant room house with both hot and cold
wa,.er' gas, stable large lot, all in thorough re-
p DAT, FrlGe $4,000; $500 cash, balance SS5 per
ee Soo S,o . room houses near the shops, Price
ss NJ, $ioo cash, balance Slo per month.
Iot 10 'boo t mouse with bath and gas on corner
$500, SOY cash, balance sl5 per month.
n,rgo la-Ioom residence, with all modern con.
Sa1ea fo5 boarding house. price, 81 7OO $500 cash
NICE Groom house on Third avenue n. w.
price Guy; $5C0 cash, balance $40 per month. Wv
,,d Large : room house in West End in good loca.
LION with all conveniencee, price $3.50: $500
g-room dwelling on largo lot in pond location
price 81 COO. =" so'u ioc&toh'
nsrn poom dwelling on Terry Hill, large level lot,
sI'ooo; $50 cash, balance s16 per month. paw
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-13
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