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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Char ged with throwing stones at q hesrse in which 6 tody wa b ing n- v-ytd to the grave, Mrs. Mary F.. Whi'- wss, g lew days age at NilIian-pGrt, Ps,, fin ed ten dnliars by "A mIei-tra,e aud held in bail to keep inc peace. The body in the hearse WAS that ei Florence iagan, who had committed suicide in j,il after being -euteDcei 70 a years impri.onmtn,f for stealing from Mrs. White.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
FOR uyER FaFAY TEAEs.

Ar cid, weli-,rei remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrnp has ts"n used for over fifty years by millions of mothers io. their children while 'eeth- ing. with perfect success. It soOthes the chlid, soiteDs the gums, a!lsys all pain. curcs wind collie, and is the best remedy for disrrhoes. It is pheasant to the taste. Sold hy druggist Tn every part oi the world. TweD,y-fve cenis 6 bottles It's vaiue is incslcu- able. Be srre end ask for Mr.. Wins,ows Soothing Syrup, and take no 'oiser kIni.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
BIsBEE, April 2S, 1858. COVERINGS,

B. N. Legz was an incoming psssen. ger today.
 A. ". Hove os the Orb returned from Tucson today.
 Miss Vim, the company librarian and Miss Warming our school teacher are both down with the m.a.els.
 Measels has broken out in Bisbe. and during the past few dave the con- tacien has spread to quite a number Of our resi!ents.
 Ford Jones returned to Ri bee to- day from the Augus Calients hot spring. where fe ha- been trying the meiicial wa'ers Of that favored Ieser'
 A runaway occurred yesterday tha came Eesr resulting s.riouslv. A wagon WAS load, d with emity besr kegs and the team started to run eliminating in the wagon icing up set and beer kess scrtt cred about. l was miraculous trat tn. three mrn on the wagon Were not i, Jur-d.
 Another narrow escape from dis astrous conaagra,ion occurred last night. A fire broke out in the rear building occupied ny Dan H,rkins and but for the timely discovery and Iromp. acti nf these on the scene the c"n-squ mes nigh. hsvs proven disastrous to he entire business TOT ton of town. The origin of the fir. i-nnkno~ n bu, probably started from s ljgh'ed cigar stump thrown near th' coal oil room. Mr. HanEIns had closed hi. plac. aud was asleep when the alarm wac given.
 That Bi-bee will be we'll prepared io meet sry s'tarking party of plunder- CTS goes without saving. A general. organization and eystem has been established that will be carried "n' with military preci-iou should action h.. D, cesrary. Itis estimated over ROO citizens of cur hnrg will te ready for Guty the moment the slsIm to arm, is sounded. Signals to n"tify ou' teopl. has been decided upon and wire conn,cri .ns have been made that will permit of a warning to te the moment any danger is seen. By the pressing of 6 button ,he entire population will te notified One prolonged whistle Of the smslter or continuous taps of the fire b Il ior .eveva. minutes duration will be the magic call to arms while six toots oi ihr whis,ls or game number Of ta,t on fire bell will announce an alarm ot fire. Look out fort signal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

The position taken by most live stock papers that war between t. l. country and Sp~in ehcnld rot uniav- orably affect cattle values reminGs one of the consoling sta, m.nt n..de by lawyer to his imrnsonad client. "Thry cant rut voc in jail fer that" "Maybe they can't" wss the per,inen: reply, "bu. they have" War Wiil no: make cattle sry more nume.ous, nor lessen tle consumption or beef, but rather the cOn:,ary. It ehoult not cause a fall in prices, but has done so, and the eEsct still con- ,inuts Rang NEs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
Daily Happenings at the
 Great Copper Camp.
Bhdget ef Interesting lteps fralB our Reguiar Ger.
 respondent.
EI BEE. Ap'il %. 1888. OFFERINGS.

Th" Pov, riy b + tax, ,s p'Sc t,,.ighi MT L"wis Williams returned ,od |. ! fr"n. her California visit. You can get your honser surnished out aud ont a, B. F G-ahau, & Co's.
 new furniture store. ti. An en 'ertsinmsn' to ha gi en by ,he Reh Men Is announced for May I2tn.
 MT. Dan H.gan returned yesterday from I. mip" where sh- has i,,en "n d si-it.
 Mr-. Wm Hughes is i: T mb tone , on vii: io Ter da, gh'sr Mr.. Jo..
 M.'Phc;son.
 You can ge' eil kind. of uphols;e-- ing nrd r,p:irirg don. a' R. F. Gr.- han, & C.,'S second hand store. tf. ShaIiff Whi . and Dit jet Attorney Enelieh returned to r"r,b-tone today alter attending 60 sone lesa! bu.inl-s here.
 Vim. Long will be in command of the Bi-bee Home guards when the arms from Gov. McCord arriyes. Mir. Long has seen scrvicp and will make an excellent captair. The sal-c,iun -is grcd one.
 Wm. Hugh F. s. Adams, K. w. Barr, J. E. Angui.. A. V. Lrwi-, end Ed. Barker will comprise tEr Bl.bee delegation to serve as gr-nd Ju-orr at Tombstone on May l0:h, Ih- trial jury has not yet be drawn hut Bisbc. will furnish her quota as usual when they ere drawn.
 Seventeen Bistee vo!unt ITS will leav- h-re tonight for Whipple Bar rScss 70 be mustered into the famo Arizona cavalry. Prep ra'i,ns will be made to give the brave and p,trio- tic Bi-be' ties 6 rou.ing farrwell. Tran porintinn for the boys has been fent and Uii! 70 ia chs-ge of J. Rx Hall. Everybody will be at tie drI ot tonight to zee item tf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

For the year 1897 iont,ns was ahead 0! Colorado California Ar:z, na aud 'aio. The total value of the god. 'i.:er. corerr, arh itsd product. of the-s s'-tes f. T leG1 wn-: Montana. *io,227 ,5C0, Cni"raco. S3!,yi5,0dO; Caihrri-, SIS $50 r0O-A i.,us,SI2.. 23I,C0D. .nd Ii.rn, ,$lU o2i 0J0 West -in slri ing Word Unl-r. California E ins Arizona Will be third in 1898
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Krnpp, the great gun and mi ing mnrhirery msnufactur-r of F. cen. Germany, has an exprr, in Arizona travelling through th- sonthwes, look ing for the rare metal ur r.Iiinm. Tn metal i- fcu"d ,paringly, as-"ci..' d wi,h silver and mang,nic iron, in mines near San Jose del Sltio in south w-ste.n Chihuahna.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
BiSBEE JOITlNGS
BIsBEE. April 27. 1898. COVERINGS,

DlsBEE, Apfli -s, loSc.
 COVERINGS.
 Improv' ment. is the Crder of the day in Bi.bee.
 J.s. Pasboly left for Sonora yes,er- day on cattle business.
 Measles has broken out in Bisb". Several cases are reported.
 Aug. Joersss wa, an outgoing psss- enger for Tombs.ons today.
 F. B, Mason has gone eA-t for sn abseucs of moath or more.
 Mir. D. Ford Jones returned this morning from hist rip into Mexico.
 Mrs. William Hughes end daughter Edna left last evening to visit relatives s In Tombstone.
 B. F. Graham X Co. are receiving new goods daiiy. This firm carry & first class stHck of goods and our citi- z-ns find prices reasonable.
 Dr. Greene left on lat evening train for Sau Francisco. He will remain there but 2 lew days, when he will return here for short stay at r winch, as has been heretofore sisted in these columns, he will be perman- ently stationed at Glots as company physician.
 ma-s meeting is called for tonight at Library Hall to taEe some ac,irn to pro:ec. the town from Spanish guerrillas ss has already tesn men ton, d ir the. columns. A telegraI hic communication has been received fram Gev. McCord stating that 70 rifiss and l50r rounds of ammunition would he s.n, to B,shee, A big meet ing will no fsubt be had as consider able ir { rest has heen taken in the mov-meni. Bisbee will be prepare d to meet any raid ng bands should an attack be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Johnnie McCsr,y young son of Jack IeCsrty received serious and pain fnl injury day or two since by being accidentally Lit on the mouth with Q rock in the hands Of 6 playmate. Two teeth were knocked out and the upper lip and gnms were badly lacersted He is now under treatment of Dr. Hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Edwsrd Tardy, e ceserter from Fort Haschuca, surrendered himeelf in Loe Angeles yesterday ard asked to be sent back. He belonged to the fifteenth infantry and deserted in August last The government in times of peace, he ssid. did not need his service. 60 he decampsd, but now he is nxious ts get hack.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Qnite number Of Spauiards in New York have taken out naturalization papers within week and they expect to stay with us permanently. No Americans have yet applied for natu- ralization papers at Madrid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

The most swk ward man in the world without doubt lives in Tennessee. He recently shot dog. and in explaining the accident to the dogs owner sho, him. Ls'er in showing how the tragedy occurred he shot the coroner. He has been liheratei now for fear he W. III try to explain 1t tn somebody else.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
Everybody Ssys So.

Ccs..'',-. >sndy Cathartic, the most won- derfdl Iu>u .cai discovery of the age, pleas- ant and refreshing to the taste. act gently and positively on kiineys. liver and bowels. cleansing the entire systrm. dispel colds. cure headache, fever, habitual constipation a,,d biiousness. Please buy and try 2 box oi C. C. C. to-day; 10, 2a, % cents. Sold and gcaTanteed to cure by all d.uygis.s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

The PRosPECToR does not wi.h to create any undue excitement hnt We sgain urge our ci,;zsns to take steps for protection sgsinst msranders Developments Of the past few day. makes ,t imperative to he on guard. Delay may prove dsHcernns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

A Colorado contemporary says: "There will be no issua of this paper hext week. We are going out to col lect little money 'lint has been due us for some time. Editors must live as we'll as human beirg.."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Wm. Peirce On- of ihe igiaal owGers Of the C'mnuI.w alth at P'aice l. ii vestIng h svIl, in 1ur. on property and having several building erected therr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Bi-bee, N"g.lr-, Tucson, Phoenix Tempe, and Vile X Lave taken ore. cautions to guard against pos ible de Uredatian- during the pr.se.t war Tomhs tone should take ,onie actie, at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Large q iai tiii of fl ,wers were sent 70 Bi>hee this morning for de- tonight. Al !nmh-tpne gar! lena ar
 bow r. of beauty at th" present time
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

It is notable that natives e M' xico generally are loyal to free Mexico, loyal to American inter. ste generally as against the tyranny of s ain, whose chains Mexiro once wore as & nation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Ttis is the way ,h- new comes: The cable tn Havana has teen cut. The cable to Havana has no. been cut. Cable to Havana is cut. Cable to Havana is not cut. Havana cable cut. Havana cable pot cut. And 90 forth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

She' p owners iu California ar. making arraagm@nt to prnyId- for their stirlul> by ship ing them int Arizona, and i; is -,tin at, q tha, lC0,- O0O have been imported in the past two w.tka,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Several histories Of the Spanish. American war already are in prass. The hustline yankee doesn't propose that little war shall interfere with his enterprise in any way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

T,e Sunset Eirn te d and annex will ke discontinued for the sesson with the re uTn o: the train which leaves San Frab.i-co tomorrow. The limit ed has had great succe g.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

A Ch.cig' wiiow w.Ie at thr up ra m that city -Iori lime sine |, s gown w'ich, ~!ta, thr i wis t. matt. eos, $l5O,f0J.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Mr.. Mary Ta' k may take charge of the Norton House in Risbee and l. co sid-rine the a!vi.atili,y of moving there so.n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

$ H. Barrow was sn uu.pn; Q rsss enger Ia h evening bruld tor SiEor,' on hl-iress ii il.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Ji- M ,rrs Oi t.,r Po.y saloon is expected hTne tL.s we k fr.m his eastern trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Nat H,aK- r,tulie,t me q, Is.t evrnI"g s't,r -ho.t stay at hi. Id ,ll home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Prof. Chu'ch left vest r,inv Tor 0 Angeles after "A tri [ stay in Tomb stone on mi ing tu>ine<-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

Aug J"@re.s retIrnoi 10 Bi. bee this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

J. V. Nick-r. has gone esst on cat tie tu-i,s.--.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01

If Sherman was righ. when he said "War is hell" way shouldn't Spain go to WAT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-01
PASTURE NOiICE.

Horses will be taken for pasture at the large allalfl I asture on the San Pedro for $2 Der month. For particu- lars inquire
 CHAs. LEBROOsE
 SFairbank,
 AriY.
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CULLEOKA.
CHLOE.

CULLEoKA, Dec. l3-Rev. Brown, of
Lewisburg, preached at Moore Institute
SUNDAY afternoon. Many of the MEM
bers OF the Cumberland congregation
here have once been under his pastO-
rate, and all were so glad to hear him
preach again.
Quarterly me citing will he held at the
Methodist church Dec n .. tits high
ly probable Il at Dr. HOss will preach
ON Christmas Day.
The Sewing Circle met at "Hilton
Home" Saturday afternoon. These
meetings are pleasant and profitable.
We were sorry so many were absent,
for We wanted all to be in the Kodak
picture we had taken Saturday after
noon Master Raymond Moore, our
only honorary and male member, tried
to make up for the absence IOt other
members with his sweet, bright ways.
The circle will meet with Miss Brownie
Tomlinson next Saturday,
Mr.. Jesse Wallis aud friend OF his,
both Mississippi soldiers, were guests
OF Capt. Joe Loves day aud night last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B llsnfant have
moved To the old Joe Bellantant place.
Mr.. Frank Moore, Jr., has moved his
family to the house he recently bought
in town.
The fall term at Moore Institute clos
ed last Friday, and the spring term will
open Jan. , Miss Mary Beecher, To tie
regret of patrons and pupils, has re-
signed her position IS primary teacher
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ENTERPRISE.


ENTERPRISE, Dec. l2-This beautiful
day, as the snow is falling from the
heavens above, and most everyone is
compelled to stay in the house, will
try ana give in what little news | have
gathered.
We are sorry to say that DR.. Bumpas
is on the sick list. Hope he will soon
recover.
MrJ. c. Daniels, our enterprising
merchant, is visiting relatives in Giles
county.
Mr.. Logue, of Dry Creek, was with
his daughter, Mrs. Hale, recently.
Misses Susie Nelson and Katie Held
were with their friend, Mrs. Wibbie
Marion, on Quality Greek, not long ago.
Mrs. James Wood still continues on
the sick list
MIR McLaurine visited hOmefOlks at
LvnuvIile not long ago.
Mr. Waltz of Lawrenceburg, and Mr..
ohn Held, of Henryville, Lawrence
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GOSHEN.

GOSHEN, Dec. l.-As it has been some
time since there has been anything
written from Goshen, we thought we
would write a few words to the dear old
HERALD. There is nothing that at
fords u, more pleasure than to get the
HERALD and read the good news it
gives every week
There is not very much sickness in
this community at present.
Mrs. w. p. Oakley is still on the sick
list. We hope she will soon be able to
be out again
Mr.. Willie Gtrdner's little daughter.
OF this place, has been very iii with
dipntheria. We are glad to report thai
she is Improving. We trust that she
will soon be well again.
There is great deal of hauling
through this place now. The bad
weather Doesn't seem to stop them.
MIR. DOdson Black burn, of this place,
went t. Nashville few days ago on a
business trip; also Mr.. Thompson
Black burn.
Mr.. Bud Johnson has moved to his
home near this place.
Fat hogs and cattle are getting to be
very scarce in these parts.
j. w. Jarratt returned home from
Marshall county last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher filled his appoint
ment this evening at Goshen. tie
preached an excellent sermon.
LILLE.
If you feel dull, languid, broken
down, debilitated, have weak stOm'
a III or indigestion, use DR.. NJ. A
simmons Liver Medicine. I'm
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SUNNYSIDE.

SUNNYsIDE, Dec. l3-The school at
this place Will close this afternoon.
Quite nice programme has been ar
ranged for the closing exercises.
Miss CaliSta Hendley, of your city,
spent a few days at this place and Mt.
Pleasant recently.
Mr.. j. G. Uozine, of Sedalia, XIV, spent
few days in this community last
week.
Miss Matte TrOuIdale is with Mt.
Pleasant friends at this writing.
Mrs. Mike WIlsford, OF Giles county,
spent week with the family of her son,
Mr.. Frank Wllsford, recently.
NJ IS IzDra Patterson spent last week
in Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. j. \. Matthews, Of MaCains, Wis
tied friends here recently.
As the Christmas holidays draw near
the cold wave seems To be more severe.
rhe farmers in this section are soma
what disappointed about their wheat
crop this year, as the ground was too
wet to SOW at the proper time.
As news is scarce We Will close with
the promise to write more next week.
GRACE.
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A Forerunner of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though its offensive features
are sometimes almost unbearable,
few people are aware of the danger
of which Catarrh is the forerun-
ner. Catarrh invariably leads to
Consumption. Growing worse and
worse each winter, those who rely
upon the usual treatment of
sprays, washes and inhaling mix
lures find that it is impossible to
check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the
surface. The offensive discharge
increases all the while, causing a
feeling of personal defilement, and
gets deeper and deeper until it is
only a question of short time
until the lungs are affected.
The Importance of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But pN good what
ever can be expected from local
applications, as such treatment
never did cure Catarrh, and never
will.
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gl;i5
~ ~ ~

There are several applicants for the
place.
Mr.. Jim Ramsey will move to Nash
vile this week
Miss Vashti Bellanfant has returned
from Chapel Hill, where she taught all
fall, and is at home at Mr.. f. J. MOOre's.
Miss Eva Aiken has gone back to
Nashville, after visit of a few weeks
to relatives here and at Hurricane.
The many friends of Mrs. Letitia
Morris and her son Marvin, were de-
lighted to welcome them here recently.
Fifteen years wrought little change in
Mrs. Morris, and il was indeed pleasant
to talk with her again. Marvin-Oh, so
many years bring about wonderful
changes in boy of ten years, and we
know he bears his part AS factor in that
exceedingly bright aud happy western
home. Their stay here was short, but
their kind host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. f. j. Moore, enabled them to use
we'll every hour. From here they went
to visit Marshall county relatives, and
it will be some time in January before
they return to their home in Helena,
Montana
Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Williams, Mr..
Henderson and Mrs. A. Tomlinson are
all better or well now, but Mrs. John
I1OODS HulbS III ilCl SloNCi .,
Mrs. Cuffey and Mrs. Wells, are with
her.
Mr.. Sam Withers, of Kingman, Ari-
iona, is visiting among his friends
here. He looks well and natural, aud
his friends are very glad 20 have him
here again. We are proud of our boys,
especially when they have, by their
own efforts, made a success in life.
Mr. Mclean of Lewisburg, was yisi-
tor upon one Of our young ladies Sun
day.
The inmates Of the parsonage are de-
| lighted with the new cook stove that
has been recently put there. Other i'm
prOvements are needed ana will be made
| soon.
The Epworth League will meet at Mr.
j. b. Tomlinson's Friday night at
O'Clock. Every body is cordially in
vited. BARBARA.
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LASEA.

LAsEA, Dec. l4.-Death has again Wis
tied our neigh bOrhood and cast a dark
shadow over the family OF Mrs. lneZ
Dooley. 1t claimed for its victim Mr..
Thomas Dooley. Mr.. Dooley had only
been sick short time-a little over one
week-chatarral pneumonia, being the
cause OF his death. The deceased was
about forty five year old. He Was born
and reared in this county, married Miss
Inez Roam, and has since resided here.
Mr.. DOoley will be greatly missed, not
only in his own family, but in his
church and neigh borhOOd here. His
remains we're laid 10 rest in the Hardi-
son graveyard Sunday evening at 3 o.
clock. TO the bereaved wife and chill
dren we would say, Weep not, for your
loss Is his eternal gain. Strive to live
better lives, and when time should
have come to close be ready to meet
him at the judgment bar of God"
The school closed at this place on last
Friday, and Prof. }. NJ. Chapman re-
turned to his home at Belfast, saturday.
We regret to give him up, for he has
been here teaching for five months, and
made many warm friends in this neigh.
| bOrhood He was an excellent teacher.
Bro. Felix Sowell preached a very in
teresting discourse here to-day.
Miss Myrtle Davis, who has been
spending some weeks with her aunt
| Mrs. Casky, of Glenn's Store,is expected
! home this week.
Bro. n. A. Jones will preach at this
place on next Sunday, Dec. Is.
Miss Mary Price, of Mallard, attend
ed preaching here to-day.
The wedding bells have about ceased
ringing, but from what we can learn
| they will start a merry chime about
Christmas, and will ring until New
Year.
Mr.. Bate Derryberry, who has been
carrying the L. 5. Mail to Old Berlin, is
spending few days at home.
| Well, rs news Is scarce in this vicinity
we will close, hoping to do better next
! time.
Wishing a merry Christmas to all, we
remain as ever, NELLY GRAY.
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LEFTWIUH.

I.EFTwICH, Dec. l3.-This beautiful
morning, MS the sun shines out IN all It's
snIendOr, and the frost sparkles like
,mvriads of diamonds, We Will attempt
10 write for the dear old HERALD, whose
weekly visits are ever welcome To our
house We have been quite delinquent,
bnt come with promise to do better IN
the future. ana "a. ,,,,.
anDointment at Antioch last sunday,
and i'm his usual impressive manner en-
tertained the people. ,,
Miss Iebert Patterson ana chlldreh,
~ Bryant's Station, visited relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Davidson Jones, accompanied by
bsr two daughters, Misses Ellie and
Maud. with Mrs. Julia Gillian, visited
the family Of MIR. J. ;. McPhee OF Lew
isburg, last week. ,-.
THE Leftwich Debating Society met
egain last Saturday night and discussed
the ouestion: Affirmed, that man can
he saved without baptism Inc mega
live side carried the day.
Madame Rumor whispers 10 us that
wedding bells will be ringing ere lohg'
Mir. and Mrs. sam HardlsOn and orlght
littIe children spent last sunday Win
Mrs Hardison's parents, Mr. and MIS-
Tom Tindell. -. ,,is.
Miss Cora Patterson, OF Verona VS.
"a relatiyesl ere last week.
MIR Erie Hardisnn spent last SATURDAY
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ROBERTS BEND AND KNOB CREEK

KNOB CREEK, Dec. ID Rev. Eubank
delivered most excellent, soul-stirring
sermon at Goodwin Chapel last Sunday.
Rev. Baker p. Lee, of Columbia, Will
address our Sunday-school next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Brother Eubank visited in this neigh
HornOod last week.
Mr. and Mrs G. P. Roberts will start
to Tampa, Florida, next Friday if moth
ing prevents.
Miss Lille Dean, of Shady Grove, is
visiting Miss Nathie Sellers.
Misses Joe and Olivia Foster, who
have been visiting Miss Wlnfrie Roo
erts, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Janette Church, of Carriers
Creek, who is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Polk Goodwin, attended church AT God
win Chapel last Sunday and was the
guest of Misses Ida and Ophelia Page.
There was "pound supper" at Mr.
Carol Sellers Monday night.
Miss fora Hughes is visiting her
cousin, Miss Pearl Derry berry, of Nash
Vile, and will not be home until after
the holidays.
Prof. Dodson, OF Pulaski, was circulat-
ing among friends in Roberts Bend u
day or two ago.
Mrs. K. H, Blackwell does not i'm
prove much.
Mr.. Wess Harris has been quite sick
but is now improving.
Mrs. Yves Roberts is improving.
Mr.. Jack TimmOns slaughtered one
hundred and four hogs to day.
Esq. Page and son, n. NJ. Page, killed
20 hogs. In fact it has been "hog kill
ing times in this neighborhOod The
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Page and family
expect to move to Roberts Bend mex
week.
With best wishes, CHLOE.