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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-13
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BROTHER KILLS BROTHER.
Several other Sensational Events at
COIquitt.

COlquitt.
ColquItt, Ca, March PA tragedy took
place on p. S. Spooner's plantation, ten
miles southwest of Colquitt, in this (dll-
ler) county, Wednesday. Two brothers by
the name of Crutchfeld, who had mar
ried sisters, became involved in a difficulty
in reference to one whipping an orphan
child that was living with the one killed.
When his brother heard of the circum-
stance, ne procured his gun and went to
his brothers. door, where he was eating
his monday meal, and without a min
utes warning, shot him to death.
p. S. Spooner, on whose place they lived,
seeing the strange actions of Crutchfield
and also the outcry of his wife, went at
once to investigate the cause, and upon
his arrival found Crutchfield on the floor
struggling. He asked Mr.. Spooner to re-
move his shoes which he did. The brother
that did the shooting assisted him. AS
soon as his shoes were removed he ex-
PRED the murderer crying all the time
saying if he could only recall the shot
he would give the entire world If In his
possession. After being arrested by Mr.
Spooner, through some excitement
Crutchfield made his escape, and is still
at large.
viii w. Harrell, a young farmer living
about five miles south of Colquitt, arose
this morning and went to a near neigh
boris. Upon arriving he complained of a
severe headache, and being allowed to lie
down, after one or two commissions, ex-
pired without ever regaining conscious
ness. Mr.. Harrell leaves a young wife
and several small children.
John l.. Rothel, a prominent citizen,
merchant and farmer, was this morning
seriously wounded by the kick of a mule,
which was sick and he was doctoring. The
kick broke Mr., Rothefs nose and jawbone
and quite badly disfigured his face.
Shingler & Co., naval stores manufac-
turers, have constructed and put in opera
ton to-day a telephone from Donalsonville
to this place, via Shinglers still to Barnes
still, TO Colquitt, distance of about TWEEN
ty-two and one-half miles. Colquitt is
now connected with the outside world with
a new railroad and telephone.
Fleming & Thorpe will finish cutting
boxes on their new farm, near this place,
this week. Their still is located only three
fourths of mile from town, on the Geor-
gia Pine tracks.
Henry Roberts was adjudged insane by a
jury before Ordinary Dancer last Mon
day and carried to the asylum at Milledge-
ville this being the third time the county
has gone to the expense of sending him
to the asylum.
Good rains have fallen here, but the
wells and water courses are still very low.
Our farmers are hauling large quantities
of guano this season, which means low
priced cotton again and high-priced hog
and hominy.
Allen d. Gambler seems to have the
lead in this county.
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ARE YOU DEAD, MIR. BRADYs
The People of Dublin Would Really
Like to Know.

The People of Dublin Would Really
Like to Know.
Dublin, Ga, March 12.-Is Sam Brady
really dead? This is a puzzling question
here. Mr.. Brady Is under bond to an
swer to anindictment for arson, and there
are several cases against him for selling
liquor Illegally. At the January Superior
Court an affidavit was presented from
some men in Florida, who said that he
was drowned near Tampa on Jan. 5. The
court disregarded the affidavit and order
ed his bond forfeited.
His wife and children are still here,
and his wife has made application to have
years support set apart to her from
his estate, claiming that he is dead. This
application will be heard on the first
Monday in April. and the creditors of
Brady will probably oppose the proceed
ing.
Mr.. Brady was once quite well-to-do.
but owing to his frequent violations of
liquor laws nearly all his property has
been exhausted.
Several people here have openly said
they have seen Brady since the date of
his alleged drowning. The case excites
considerable interest here.
Sheriff Joiner and party returned from
Appling Superior Court yesterday. The
suit for damages went against Sheriff
Joiner, but the verdict was for a very
small amount, $75 and 1t is regarded as a
victory for Mr.. Joiner and his friends.
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IN NIEMORIAM.
DIR. NJ. l.. BOYD.
Died Feb. 8. 1898.

Never in the history of the Georgia Med
zeal Society has death stricken one of its
members under more lamentable condi-
tions. While not infrequently in the past
we have been called upon to note the de-
mise of many of our associates, they have
fallen after a long career of usefulness,
and the fullness of years or have yielded
up their life while battling with the pes
thence set But to the subject of this, our
memorial death came while yet he was in
the full tide of his usefulness and as a sad
Incident in the discharge of duty. Taking
residence in the city of Savannah In 1886,
he addressed himself earnestly to the
practice of medicine and by assiduous
study and devotion to labor, earned a rec
ognition at the hands of the medical pro-
fession, and the public which secured for
him a large clientele and a successful ca
reer. In his death we retain a memory of
a good citizen. an estimable man and
distinguished practitioner of medicine. Be
it, therefore. resolved,
That the Georgia Medical Society, in the
death of DR.. NJ. L. Boyd deplores the loss
of one of its members who ably represent
ed the dignity and usefulness of the pro-
fession of medicine and whose course and
cooperation was ever held in highest ap-
probation.
Resolved. That as an expression Of our
esteem and affection for him, that this
preamble and resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the society, copy of the
same be transmitted by the secretary to
the family of the deceased, and also print
ed in the journals of the city of Savannah
VIM DUNCAN, M. D.,
S. ]. LANIER, NJ D.,
w. F. AIKEN. M D.,
Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CYCLE SEASON

THE CYCLE SEASON
Is HERE.
preparation is the best wheel, and
that wheel is
THE COLUMBIA,
acknowledged the world over as the
STANDARD WHEEL
OF THE EARTH.
All other wheels are "just as
good" so say the dealers. But the
great majority Of intelligent riders
know that
COLUMBIA WHEELS
ARE ALONE BEST.
COLUMBIA WHEELS use s per
cent. nickel tubing, 80 per cent.
stronger than any other tubing
made This tubing is used ONLY
in Columbus. Hence they are the
STRONGEST wheels made. You
are SURE when you have a Column
bia. The '9S prices on Columbia
wheels are:
Columbia Chainless, S125.
Columbia Chain, SIS.
Hartford Chain, $50.
Vedette Chain, $40
Those prices will remain unchang-
ed during this year.
The CI9A1NLESS is growing more
IN popular favor. Those riders
using the chainless here are en-
thuslastic about its many ex-
ceIenceS. 1t is nearer perfeo-
uon than any wheel yet made.
AS hill climber the chainIess
is wonder. Come in and look
them over.
THE COLUMBIA CHAIN needs
no comment. It's the standard.
we nave sold more Columbias
thls season than ever before.
Ihey sell because the worth is
in the wheel.
! THE HARTFORD-Iead of thA
$50 wheel class-more for your
money than in any other wheel
made. Ladies' and ger1tlemen's
models, Hartford tires, high
CLASS saddles, New Departure
/, brakes
The VEDETTE, a wonder for $40
Inc equal of any $50 wheel sold
OUTSIDE Of this store. If you have
/ not examined the Vedette Won
/ are behind in wheel matters.
| OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT ia
| a hive of business. People know
| where to come. They use To trv
any sort of repairers. but n
/ doesn't pay. We do more re
/ pairing than the whole town nnt
Il together. We are fixed for it
/ hne machinery, experienced
II WI h'heh' ana practical man
at the head. ANY store may sell
"heels and sorrow to the buyer
at the same time. That's one
tnihg and repairs are another.
Cheap repairs won't last, and
are dear at any price. We re-
pair right.
LAMPS, CALCIUM KING, M g.
w. SEARCH LIGHT, and 9TH
ers. All sundries cheaper than
elsewhere. Saddles, tires and ev-
eryth1ng needed on bicycle.
We sell wheels ONLY, and ONLY
ONE COMPANIES PRODIJCvr
You buy a Columbia here To-
day. You can buy a Columbia
here tomorrow. The Columbia
Il agency is here to stay.
/ It. A. BRYsoN,
\ Columbia Agent,
4 242 Bull Street.
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SOLDIERS HOME MAY BE SAVED.
Daughters of the Confederacy to
Rnise $1,000.

Rome, Ga, March 12.-Mrs. Halle Roun-
saville, president of the Georgia Daughters
of the Confederacy, has plan to prevent
the soldiers home in Atlanta from going
to sale at public outcry on April s. She
has written letters to each of the seventy
five chapters of the order in Georgia to
aid in the work of raising the fund of S4,-
600 needed. The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy all over the state are to arouse in
terest in the matter.
The Floyd county camp OF Sons of Con
federate Veterans had an enthusiastic
meeting to-day. They now have 200 mem
bers. They win attend the reunion in At
lanta this summer in uniform.
The board Of trustees OF Shorter Col
lege have adopted very complimentary res
olutions about DR.. A. ]. Battle, the retir-
ing president. 1t is probable that Dr. Bat
tie will remain a member of the faculty
under the new management, at least he
Is being urged to do so.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$1,000
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
insurance Department, Controller Gener-
ais Office, Atlanta Ca, March II. 1S98-
The following Insurance companies, which
nave heretofore been doing business in this
state, having failed to apply for a renew
al OF their licenses. are not authorized to
solicit or write insurance in Georgia for
the year 1898:
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Equitable Fire. Charleston, S. c.
Girard Fire, Philadelphia, Pa
Mechanics and Traders, New Orleans,
La.
Mutual Fire, New York.
BROKERS COMPANIES.
Great Western Lloyds, New York.
New ork Fire Lloyds, New York.
Mutual Lloyds, New York.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Covenant Mutual Life, st. Louis Mo.
Kansas Mutual Life Topeka, Kan.
Life Insurance Clearing Company, st.
Paul, MINI.
Nederland Life Omitted States once,
New York.
ASSESSMENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT
COMPANIES.
Atlanta Accident, Atlanta, Ga.
Bankers Alliance Los Angeles, Cal.
DdnhsFS ana MercnantS Lie ASSOc1a-
ton, Chicago. jill
Covenant A.ltpal Benefit Association,
Galesburg, i'll.
Equity Life, staun'on, Va.
Guarantee Safety fund. Macon Ga.
MASSACHUSETTS, Benefit Association, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Merchants and Travellers Accident, Syr-
acuse, N. Y.
National Accident Society. New York.
National Life and Maturity, Washington,
D. G.
Railway Official and Conductors Acct
dent, In lialapDlis, Ind.
United Lie Association, Flew York.
OTHER THAN FIRE AND LIFE.
Guaranfors Finance Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Interstate Casually, New York.
Mercantile Credit and Guarantee Com
pany, New York.
WM. A WRIGHT
Controller General and Insurance Com
missioner.
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NEGRO FOUND DROWNED.
Supposed to Have Fallen Into the
river While DRINK

Augusta, Ga, March 12-The body of
an unknown negro man was found to-day
in the canal near the bridge over McIIinne
street 1t had evidently been several days,
perhaps week, in the water. There are
some who think it is Peter Wells, a ngro
from Carolina who came down on a pole
boat about week ego, but didn't return
ON the boat. Eie told his companions he
was going back on the train and so his alb
sence caused no comment at the time. 1t
is thought now that in returning to take
the boat he was under the influence of
liquor and walked into the canal.
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The Duellists' Danger.-"wen sthand
back ter back, count tin. walk siven slips
thin TURN 'rouu' an foire." "Tho,'s All
right enuff, Doolin but what euarantav
hoy OF yez won't kick me when me backs
turned?'-Life,
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Invited to Meet in Joint Debate.

Columbus, Ca, March 12.-The Demo-
cratic executive committee of Muscogee
county met at noon to-day and adopted
resolutions inviting the three candidates
for governor to meet here In joint DEBATE
at such time as may suit their convent
ence. Two members of the committee, IN
derstood to be Gambler men, opposed the
resolution on the ground that it was pre-
mature.
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANTED.
Savannah, Ca, March 10, 1S9S.-Bids will,
be received at my office up to 70 o'clock
March Is for the following privileges at
the base ball park for the Southern
League games this season:
Refreshment and tobacco privilege.
Bicycle rack privilege.
Cushion privilege.
Score card privilege.
Terms. one-half cash day bid is accen.-
ed, balance upon the opening game.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. MURRAY M. STEWART
Managing Director
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ELIxs HIRE 4 CIRCUS.

Two Performances Given Under
Their Auspices at Macon.
Macon, Ga, March 12.-This has been
a great day for the Elks Of Georgia. The
shows. and this afternoon and to-nghts
performances were given under the aus
pices of the Elks. Many popular young
men of the city took part in the perform
ance and afforded much amusement, not
for what they did, but for what they did
not know nor do. There was a large
crowd at each performance, and tonight
the Elks are painting the town red.
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AND GENERAL ME"-
CHANDIsE STORAGE

Can be had at the District Messenger anu
Delivery Company's warehouse, 81 10 %
Montgomery street, on reasonable terms.
The building has been thoroughly eve
hauled and repaired, and now offers u IN
surpassed facilities for storage oil
kinds, furniture vans. express wagons an
messengers furnished. Pianos and 1uI ..a5
ture packed for shipment and remove
with care. Telephone 2.
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Bryan speaks at Athens.

Athens, Ga, March 12.-Hon. William ].
Bryan spoke to an audience of 5000 here
to-day, and lectured tonight to a large
audience at the opera house. He was Civ
en- a royal ovation here
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ATKINsoN's FIRST SPEECH.
The Judge to Open His Campaign at
HaMIinsviIIe.

Hawkinsville, Ga, March 12-In re.
Spouse to an Invitation signed by about
100 citizens, sent few days ago, Judge
Spencer Atkinson to-day telegrapheu
Mayor Way and others that he would de-
liver the opening speech of his campaign
al Hawkinsville next Saturday.
This announcement from Jurge Atkinson
epurred Col. Gamblers friends into activity
and the result was the organization of a
Gambler Club. More than a hundred names
We're enrolled In a few hours.
The campaign is warming up here II ie
generally conceded that Col. Gambler holds
the balance Of power In this city.
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AT LAST WE HAVE HIM.

real expert typewriter repairer from
the Remington Factory. We have brought
out this expert to supply the demand for
proper repairs. We guarantee that repair
work given us Will be properly done.
Please remember this when your typewrit-
er needs repairs and telephone 32i.
DEARING & HULL
Provident Building.
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MIME. L. DISTRIBUTIONS

VIII show her spring and summer hats
Monday and Tuesday at West Brough-
ton st-eet, upstairs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
100000
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Dayton Bicycles lead the van

Dayton Bicycles lead the van.
The Dayton wheel is the most popular
bicycle in Savannah
1t is folly TO compare any other make to
the Dayton. The Dayton VIII not down.
You will find five Daytons 10 any ,other
1898 wheel sold in Savannah this season.
Seeing is convincing.
Call and get a Dayton 1898 catalogue. II
will explain fully the merits of this pop
ular bicycle
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Cordele, Ga, March 12.-An Atkinson
Club was organized here last night with
c. G. Cults as president. There were about
80 70 60 men present, though there are said
to be 40 members.
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HOMES AT YOUR PRICE.
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT YOU.
HOMES SOUTH OF ANDERSON,
MEAN pRTCE

The progressive spirits of those manag-
ing the Chatham Real Estate and I'M
provement Company, a strictly local COZ
poration, approaching the desire Of the al
tisan and wage Garner TO acquire snug
home in which to house those nearest ahu
dearest to them submit this offer: Ihty
will sell lot and build house TO sur
your wishes for 10 per cent. OF the CO..
of the contract and permit you TO pay va
balance due in a rental covering peru per ~
of ten years. Their representative WI NC
on the ground daily from to 6 ocIoeA p
m. NJ. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer
No. Ia Bryan street. east
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.
The petit jurors of the City Court of
Savannah need not appear until Tuesday,
18th inst, at 10 a. m.
BY order Hon. Thomas M Norwood,
Judge. j. S. COLLINS,
Clerk c. c., s.
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Was Never Well
But Hoods SarsaparilIa Has Given
Her Permanent Health.

EtNT FOtIItaFISIIt stONItTEs
a. was a pale, puny, sickly woman,
weighing less than 90 pounds. l was
never well. / had female troubles and a
bad throat trouble. ! came across an adj
vertisement of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
had faith in the medicine at once. l began
taking it and soon felt better. kept on
until l was cured. l now weigh 1903
pounds, and never have any sickness
Hoods Sarsapsrills will not cure. My
blood is pure, complexion good and face
free from eruptions." MRS. LUNA FAR
NUN, Box 116, Hillsgrove, Rhode Island.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
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Seventy is Dr. Humphreys ia
nous Specific for the cure of Colds and
prevention of Pneumonia.
prize TT for Grip and Colds more
than words can tell, and many poor one
has blessed me for the relief afforded.
.ev. c. Fl. Fl. Pannell, Tannersville,
". Y.
have used "77'' for La Grippe and it
cured me quick; it also cured two Of my
friends by taking two or three small bot
Ties. VIM. T. Keeles, 1850 Wabash avenue,
Chicago.
cures Grip, Influenza Catarrh
Pains and Soreness in the Head and
CHEST, Cough, Sore Throat and Fever
AT druggists or sent prepaid on receipt
of price, 25c, SOC, or $fOO
ASK for DIR. Humphreys Specific Man
ual of all Diseases at your Druggists or
Mailed free.
Humphreys Medicine Co., New York
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FOR SALE, that beautiful tract of %
acres at the intersection of Bonaventuro
and Skidaway shell roads; the large from
age on two shell roads makes it very de-
sirable for subdivision, having about 40
feet front on each road. For price aonIv
Prendergast & Black, Is Bryan, east
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BECKMANN's CAFE,
NOTICE,

All persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting any of the crew of
the British steamship Rosneath, McNIor-
ran, master, from Wilmington. as no debts
of their contracting will be paid by the
owners, master or by
w, w. WILSON, Agent, Consignee
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NOTICE.

On and after to-day Saturday. cars on
the Barnard, Abercorn and Whitaker belt
will run through Tenth street instead of
through. Second avenue.
]. H. JOHNSTON,
General Manager.
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Central of Georgia Incomes.
Southwestern Railroad Stock.
State and City Bonds.
And other securities.
Real Estate Loans Negotiated.
AUSTIN r. MYRES.
% Bryan street, East
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Are you ready for it? The best
preparation is the best wheel. and
that wheel is
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ALL AMATEUR PHoTOGRAPHERs
sPELLNIAN & O,BRIEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

VIII build small hotel at Palmetto, Fla,
Manatee river. for some good man, IL de-
sired. JOHN w. JACKSON,
Palmetto, Fla.
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THE COLUMBIA,

acknowledged the world over as the
STANDARD WHEEL
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03
LAST RESORT THE ENEMY
DESPERATE.

Just before going to press we received
a copy of the News and Observer OF the
2 inst. headed
"Bench Warrant for Capt. Kitchin.
Claude Kitchin, DR.. A. e. Liverman
Thomas Fenner, E. T. Whitehead and
John Gray" by Judge Montgomery al
Raleigh
It seems that one B. B. Steptoe, Reg
lister for Roseneath Township accom-
panied by George White, negro con
gresham Tor the Second District, arrived
in Raleigh on Monday and made affi-
davlt before Judge Montgomery that
above name1 parties went to bis
house Saturday night last, and broke
into the house and caused him to write
his resignation as Registrar for Rosen-
cath Township.
The above shows to what extremity
Fusion-Pop concern has resortcd. dc
they expect to intimidate white
men by such palpable efforts to bolster
up their cause? Let them warrant,
the hand writing is ON the wall and no
efforts of this unprinclpled gang can
deter white men from doing their duty
The men warranted are ready for trial
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Death of Mr.. J. A. Purvis.

Mr.. ]. A. Purvis died at his home
near Hamilton last Saturday, agec
about Al years.
He was first married some twenty
two years ago to Miss Sherlod. After
her death he was again married tc
Hiss Worseley. The hand of afflictlon
again came and took away his compan.
ion, and in June, 1896 he was married
to Miss Eta Allsbrook, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Allsbrook of this
place.
Mr.. Purvis, mainly by reason of his
last marriage, was pretty we'll known
to many of the people OF Scotland
Neck, who Will be pained to learn of
his death.
Deceased was Ill for about month
before his death with some brain trou-
BILE. He leaves wife and SIX children,
the oldest being grown.
Mr.. Puryis was a prosperous and
well-esteemed farmer of his communi
ty and was kind to his family and bore
a good character with all who knew
him.
The COMMONWEALTH extends SYM
rathies to his stricken family and
friends.
The remains we're inferred at the
family burying ground Sunday with
masonic honors.
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WHITAKERS PHOTOGRAPHS.

WH1TAKERs, n. c., Oct. 81, 1885,
Correspondence to The Commonwealth
Rey. E. e. Rose preached at the M
E. church Sunday night.
Mess. John Parker and Jerry Bats,
of Enfield, were here Sunday.
Mr.. Haywood Best, of Wilson, was
in town last week.
Mess. w. G. Taylor and J. G. Bella
my attended the Raleigh fair last
week.
Mrs. J. B. Philips and son, Henry
who have been visiting at Mr.. NJ. j.
Battles, returned to their home in
Battlebore Friday.
Mrs. Jeanette White, OF Cove, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Moore.
Misses Temple Battle and Mary Kicks
and Mess. Willy Whitaker and Henry
Battle, of Gold Rock, were in town Fri.
day.
There was quite a large crowd IN
town Friday attending the Sun Bros
Show.
Miss India Taylor, who has been
sick for several weeks with fever, Is
conva!escent.