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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Fifth Ave
Assrfh Sc f-r.x.-a.s.e-se..s

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ave
raa Sorfs Sever improvement
S0fsce 4 aeseav given that sealed pro-
pesAax viii Re reserved by tas undersigned
secretary 60 tz@ heard 81 pubic works
up 70 o clock 81. H. Monday. March cssh-
lss~. for the improvement u Fra Avsnae
- AEohS Street. by constructing pipe
sewer along said avenues. y1gethe- with
al necessary openings. wyes. rsanaolas.
lzm9aosez. ssnssIasors. ~asn1ng tanks and
Sa s 's erea..ns ampr 81 ssaa4a ls-
tr4ef Ne. lss. ard IN accordance with the
plans and spAGs acatssrss nGN on aie IL the
of-sce OF lie heard Of pahlfc worzs
Each bid must ae accom- "a MED by car
titled cfssrk payable 10 the order Of me
city comptroller. fer q san not less rhan
w ~ considered unless acconsa aGlsd by
sad check
enter szta I contract aEa furnish salts
factory aaad for me amount required by
the city charter anG the laws OF tire state
at Washington, within ten days after ne-
ing notified o. tire award 81 the contract
80 Kim. failing 10 do So the said ehee K
ara 1hf amount fixed therein will be for
fe'ted . 1ias cry. No person Is eligible
prIos 20 toe ie1tsa- CO sat9 c9atrac: made
G@fAEst II payment % any just claim
for any wSrk or labor performed or any
ski CT M teriai furnished pursuant 20
afsy stscIa eg5tSracs a. 5sfeia advertised. or
who within said two years rallied 20 COM
p5sfe any SttEtsf contracts,
Special attention Is called 70 article xiii
OF :he city charter as row in force, re1at-
lag 10 hours Of labor ard 10 article
Wiz. section 81 subs i ard 3 relating 10
bonds and sgreties.
The eoaFd Of public works reserves the
righs "a reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be is7dcrseG or enyeiope
bid for Fifth Avenue North Sewer I'm
proyeulent
BY order Of the beard o. public worss
FRANK oLESON Secretary
Date OF first publication. March issh.
lse
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Vaudeville and Drama.

Another good crowd attended that pom
lar resort. the Bella Union theater. lad
night. to see that sensational drama .Ou,
wftted.' The company Is first class
The vaudeville part of the entertainmen
is much above the average. and shows i
its kind, Such artists as DE Bar. Jana
Neary. Charles Buckley. Miss DOYLE Mel
Vile and Bright In the East would h
classed as top liners. The game programme
throughout the week
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BURGLAR DAVIS GUILTY.
Court Snspends Sentence because
Is Not a Hardened Criminal

Charles DAVIS. the young man who wa
indicted by the grand jury for at,emptel
burglary. pleaded guilty 10 the eaevA
before Judge Benson yesterday and Wa
sentenced 10 six months in the per,teal
tlary. The sentence was suspended. how,
ever, upon the showing % navs' aste5
Eey that Davis was not a hardened Grim
inal and had been led astray by bad com
panfons. and upon the recommending
or the prosecuting attorney. The entene,
WI be enforced ut once should Davis faa
from grace again. the suspension helna
effective only during good behavior.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -.'Yesler
WAY EepIanksnK'

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Yesley
WAY Repisnklng"
Noise IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii he received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board OF public works
q the city Of Seattle Up TO : o'ciock u. IN.
Monday March zsth. 1875 for the improve
rnent OF YeSier Way from Uccsaentai Ave-
nge 20 the center Inc ~ Fifth Avenue. by
replanaing said street between said points
as provided hy ord..ance No. AZ. Great
nag local Improvement district Nc. lIa and
in accordance with the plans and spect!i-
cations now on file III the office OF the
board Of public warks.
Each bid must BE- accompanied by a GER
tilted check payable TO the order OF the
city comptroller, for a sum not less than
five So per cent. OF the bid. and no bid
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required TO
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws OF the state
ing notified OF the award Of the contract
10 him; falling 10 do So the said cheek
and The amount fixed therein viii be for
fei:eG. 10 the city. No person ls eligible
prior 10 The letting Of said contract made
default IN payment of any just claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 20
any such ecatract as herein advertised. or
who within said two years failed 10 COM
piete any such contracts.
Special attention is called 10 article xiii
OF the city charter as now In force, reiat-
ing to hours of labor and TO article
will. section 81. subs / and 2. relating 10
bonds and sureues.
The board of public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must I've Endorsed on envelope:
bid for. Yesler Way Replanklnx.''
BY order o. The beard q public works.
Date Of first publication. March 18th.
1885.
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kcntchi WIN he Estrsa,tcd.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 22-In The
case of Onaya kenichi. whose exiradi-'
ton on charge Of forgery IL requested
~ the Japanese government. United
states Commissioners Heacock has decided
mat the accused man should be delivered,
10 the authorities OF Japan. Ills op 'nion|
VII be forwarded TO the secretary oil
state FOR approval
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Pneumonia Prevented.

No one need fear that their cold will
result in pneumonia when Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is used 1t counterac,s eng
tendency toward pneumonia.
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DR.. Reede Will Tell You

THEY CAME.
He tells your every aope. fear and anlhi-
ton.
tae tells now ~ gain your object in view.
Ha advises On ali affairs whether bust
cesSfuiy
II In doubt. trouble adversely or unhap-
py circumstances. 90 not hesitate hat Ga II
md eonsalt taIs remarkably gifted man.
He viii surely help yen, He Is ike the
NcTth Staf-noae can De ella sse3 or COM
pared with him. He II the savorite az
New f0rks exclusive society and of men
successful in the financial world All
transactions strictly confidential. Posi-
lively no fee taken unless satisfaction Is
given.
Hours 10 a. m. 10 p. IA. Open Sundays
until ) .. III. VIII be here for saagt time
only. Ladies' entrance 10 elevator
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Marion
Pest ard Madison Streets announcement
possts will ae received ny the UNDERSIGNED
secretary 81 the hoari - patHc works
NJ - e'elogk j. M. Friday. March @stn
isaS fer tAp improvement o: Marian Post
and Madison Streets from the fassrSectisn
Of F1rsg Avenue and Marion street. thence
through and along Marion s;re-t To Pos;
Street. theuce along Post Street TO Mad
son Street and thence along Madison
Street 70 tae west margin Ct Railroad Az.
sHge. by cog4st rSicting ~ frorelonc brick
ard wood saver along said stress. Together
~tt9 all necessary openings uyes man
hoics ls@5pnoies ven;tiatorx Rushing
tanks snd catch basins, sa provided ~ or
d.naGee No. t.ts, creating local ,mpro.e-
Hsent district Ne L. and 10 accordance
with the plans And specifications new en-
sle In fhe ertce @: the eaar3 " public
works
Eacb h.d Yzlgss rs scco97pa nIss4 hv A GER.
ssf~d check PAYABLE 20 tse order ~ ~
city comptroller. Ser a sum zos IeSs than
ave eSe PR cent q Fse BID 4 "a 70 sid
s.li ae Considered unless accompanied -
The sscoessfai bidder ISL! Re required =,
enter lnta contract ard furnish zafls-
factory saatsa for he suoa8. required by
the cgfy Garter ana t@e avs Il TIE state
Of Washing r2n. wsinta tsn dsye after ~
5n@ notified 81 the awaTk of ;se contract
- a.fN failing - % ss3. thr sad LEX
ard tee amount Exe3 t2tre.E AL 20 -
fest@d "a the CRY M per~su = eligible
q adder "a no has w8tnjH two years
Prior - me 3sg0ng 81 said cen+rar, made
default n payment % any 54xt c;4s-u
for Azey 81 ark or iSoo- peTtC~1nsal s~ any
ssta 81 material furnished t.a->s&Gs %
aas SucA contract 4S Aereisa advertised -
No. ~isa1a said TAO yeaTs sAE4d . y~yrr-
Esste s@s sssSa contracts
$s@si@ at;e9t ga - ra5ieG - sT;Ic-e xxl.l
- ire EstS C&asfsc - res W sa-gs Yeias-
tng ~ 'Ho,srS a% .4sr2V. ana . article
vt.i-. sectfca s, s4as 2Sd g relating -
es08s za4 Su:Ssl>s
Tee hoard o. pab wogks r-~e ~ves ;Ae
rtsAz 10 TetFes any aEj 49, 9Atx
Prcga~&- n}z8ss p. 3@s7Fz*a oG 4nY+ taas
BID Ter N&F}ea Pcs &aa Ms4.s-a Slsee.4
~e@sr Improvement
81 cT5eT az s-r eoa~d - SaaN~ we~gs
FRANK ~ .sSE1% Se-~+tary
c@ts % -gs. .-a.4eAs 49z. As~-a .ssA "a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Trestle.
turnta BILE. foundation reundhouse. ma
chine shops proposals viii be received by
the undersigned at their office n Asto-
ria. until Econ. March rs. for the fiir-
nishing OF material and construction %
pile frestie work pile and concrete fogn~
datton for turniahle. also a ruundhcuse
In Astoria. Oregon. and machine shcrs
on west side Plans and specifications
may be seen and blank forms for pro-
nosais VIII be furnished at the office Of
the undersigned Astoria Approved
bonds Will be required of the successful
bidder. TIE undersigned reserve the right
70 reject any or all bids
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION co.
r. H. Curtis
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4tsANk 4 libE,


NEW MAP COPPER RIVER tHuJN rRy
with latest exp1oTa tlarss. %sc. naw Alaska
map lithoeFsR h*5 csiaTs. e.sFEE -
eleth .sAe hooks sza mining Can ana sees
seer eo,ks ess Alaska tSsN H}an a Ham
f.sf.f IA Publishers Asassss IA literature.
Seattle
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NOTICE 10 C0NTRACTORS-O
of the Constructing Quaryermaster AZ
Halle- Building. Seattle, Wash Maref u.s.
lSes sealed nr0Dosals In trinltrsta vxif,
received here until II a. M, Saturday.
April "a 1855. and then opened. for clear
ing of site for military pos. a. Magnolia
Bluff near Seattle. Full information FUR
nished on application at this office Unit
ed States reserves right to accept or re-
tect any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposals for Clearing" etc. ard sd-
dressed to the undersigned. W. w Ron
inson. Jr. Capt. e. A. @ NJ. L. s Army.
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Office c. Q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks,
WASH. Aarch la. lsss Sealed proposals in
friplicate. Will be Received here or nj Of
fees 81 quartermaSters at Boise Barracks
and For. sherman, Idaho. Portland or.
and Forts Candy. Spokane. Walla Walla
and Vancouver Barracks Wash. untii II
O o'clock. a. NJ. April 10 1885, and then OPEN
ell. for furnishing fuel therefor for fiscal
wear commencing July l. 1895 Informa-
ton furnished here or by said Quarterfnass-
tiers, T. :. reserves right TO reject or ae-
c@pt any or all proposals or any part there
OF. Envelopes containing proposal - should
be marked: Proposal for Fuel al --------' -
aud addressed TO undersigned or u respec-
tive qGariSrmaSters. j w. facets. G. -. NJ
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS estlake
Avenue etc. Replankiag."
Notice is hereby gwen ina. sealed propo-
sails will be received hy the undersig ned
secretary of the board OF pubic works Of
the city OF Seattle Gp to O'Clock p m
"Wednesday. March ed. isas for the i'm
prosement OF Westlake avenue and other
connecting streets and avenues from the
north margin Of Mercer street to the north
margin OF Pike street. by replanking said
avenues and streets between said points
as provided by ordinance No. 41s4 Great
ing Local improvement District No l5s
and in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file In the office of
the board OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check paya BILE 10 the order OF the
city comptroller, for a sum not less than
ave 90 per cent OF the bid ard no bid
Will BE- considered unless accompanied by
said check
The successful bidder VIII be required 10
enter into a contract and furnish Sat!s.ac-
city charter and the laws OF the state OF
Washington within ten days after being
him; falling 10 do 80. the %aid check and
tho amount fixed therein Will he forfeited
20 the city. No person is eligible as a bid
der who has within two years prior 20 the
letting OF said contract made default IN
payment ~ any jus; claim for any work or
labor performed or any skill ar material
furnished pursuant 10 any such contract
az herein advertised or who within said
Two wears failed 10 complete any such
contracts
Special attention T called 10 article
XXiIf.. az the city charter AS now in
force. relating TO hours Of Ia hor.' and 10
article VIII. sec. 81 subs and relat-
ing 20 bond and surettes.
The board OF p39l.c works reserves the
right 10 reject any ard all hids
Proposals must % Endorsed on envelope
bid for Nestiske ayeaue. &c Repiank-
ing
nv order % the board Of public works
FRANK at .ESD< Secretary
Dste % first publication March Il 1875
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ALASKA DOG FOOD
Deed salmon = ar ss~g <esN4 far sGgs "a
AaAs&s Chsapeck Br9s. ~ ae.eAase k+sa
Dealers Xesser w@sFt
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Nt.o<HtEh f*-fN~t RtNt u.


hIn%I}3kE Eelsas Is i5fo au1 Accident
Insurance FtssS moderate Apply Jas.
g P4EsiFv- ~ JtatSa bgzsch
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CarrER RIVER TRANSPORTATION

COPPER River and 81 Msehae;~f.sne OF
saat eating vessels passengers and
freight special rates pn ksoe sowgs
haats spseau3e Packing Company. 81
Sullivan building
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ni.o>uth f.--mA,atssRY.

kl0NnsSE pross Extractor lavaiua g
sor i IofSs,c ROT az HApef 5iSissst a es ~
Sastg&tei success S&iA Sss@ So u See
v,le W orE t,aga W#zAee- Esst Gc!aa-
Lsa street, 50 wharf,
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Alaska -NOND|KE WANTS.


kGTZEEI K got sKs~-The naw. asamresz
fJet-e8sAnE s@ass9yssF LaaFs. wskE 4says
fer Euszesskse wzsf.a ssss1sx May 5xfs tie
parry Will Ae tsE81s4 by Al @gu@rE1Eca<s
guide. NIe E8as thoroughly explored tass
41UzsH 8rd lts srfha4-Aysssa ss<es&w ssssn Fy7
rssssssaG@ &a6 frskEksss Fer sss Ts4estsFs a. I'd
Interview wish Eusaa apg8Y IN Exvtrga ass,
Nssiansi 81 f'rtass{e - arsE = STAFF 5eYs q
sg.ek8 faGNa Main ~
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sfss~ - +askA g1s @str est.~z< kStsa-
aasa Ssasa4 sss ss - 80 = \ Nf'"'-
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GAS E%Ct NgcS Tor <le.si ke or sas sire
place stationary er E1as8aes Geo. SRA
laes NeS5Ssn aSrEs3e
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ME CAN SAVE YOr MONEY on sscss' 8
and freight 20 NFanEei isxtsa Yukt q
;sslnss ana Dawson. Rsachse Compan y
as Pioneer.
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Observation-Disclosures

IIGHTERAsE AND pASsENGf TX SER
vice tsss weu slA4EHa and u TEA. the
Naffheru Trading < TTanrfortai! Oh Conn.
rany i, prepared 10 lighter all g tsrcnau-
s5tNss yssaesesi on fnrEF sestvss pramE sly al a
moments geflct Any hsfslaess entrusted
IL their carr wiI FecHtge careful atten-
zion sseanf tugs Lena l.. and nastot.
Seattle anlre tunui SO Dexter uoxten
pank building. " railsk agent. San
Franelsess ofssee. - Market street.
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Railroad Accidents.

Last Saturday morning about 3
o'clock, a car and caboose attached to
No. "a through freight going north,
became detached from the train at this
place, and ran at a rapid rate down
the grade toward Hartman. Near the
latter place 1t met and crashed into
the engine of the second section of No.
81. Brakeman J. B. Dixon, who was
on the caboose, had both legs broken
below the knees, and sustained other
painful injuries. The caboose imme
diately caught fire, and Dixon came
near being burned before he was res
cued from the wreck. The engineer
and fireman when they saw the flying
caboose coming reversed the engine
and jumped, thus saving themselves
The caboose and two or three cars
were burned. "Beau" Dixon, who was
raised in Brookhaven, and we'll known
here, was carried to his home in Nc
Comb during the day, and may sur
vive his injuries.
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West End Notes.

Miss Annie Ellis visited in Yves
End the latter part of last week.
Miss Mabel Montgomery, of Frank
lin, is now charming accession to ou
circle.
A plank walk from West End tt
town is the next improvement contem
plated.
Miss America Oliver came down las
Friday, and spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents.
1t is hoped that our city authorities
will place an electric light at the cross
ing near Mr.. Vans residence.
The West End Literary Society me
at Mrs. II. G. Maxwells last Saturda,
eve, January 18th, 1898. The mex
meeting will be held at Mrs. J.
Green's, Saturday evening, 10Th.
REPORTER.
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C. E. GRAFTON, Special Agent.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Bannie Allen, who for several
years has been the trusted operator OF
the /. c. at Wesson, was visiting Brook
haven relatives and friends last Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. j. N. Cooke is running his new
engine on his new railroad near Mag
nolia and the Gazette now dubs him
capt" He is worthy of the most
honorable titles you can bestow, Bro
Huff.
Jack Terry, young negro who had
been working for the Railroad here,
was run over by freight train near
the tank last Thursday night. Both
legs we're crushed below the knees.
Drs. Bennett and johnson, who dressed
the wounds, saw that amputation was
useless, and Friday morning Terry
died, having never rallied from the
shock.
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necessity for 1t.
If men only knew it, they could work to
almost any extent on through middle life
and into old age, if they would only take a
little common sense care of their health.
The trouble is that they do not take the lit
tie stitches here and there that are neces-
sary to preserve health. They pay no at
tention to the signs of on-coming ill-health.
A little biliousness, little indigestion. a
little loss of sleep aud appetite, a little
nervousness, a little headache, little
shakiness in the morning, and little dull
ness all day, little this and little that
all these little things they neglect. Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes
the appetite keen, digestion and assimila-
ton perfect, the liver active, the blood pure
and the nerves steady. II is the great
blood maker and fesh-builder. II is the
great liver invigorator and nerve tonic. II
fits man to work and work and work.
Medicine dealers sell il and have nothing
else Just as good"
81 was sufferer eve or six years from indi-
Spartanburg Co. S. C.. also from sore stomach
and constant headache. then used DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
lets. which in a few days gave me permanent
relief
A man or woman who neglects constipa-
ton suffers from slow poisoning. Doctor
Pieree's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa-
ton One. little Pellet . is a gentle laxa-
tive, and two mild eathartic. All medi-
cine dealers sell thcm.
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UNION HALL ITEMS.
BY TOM.


Messrs. Joe and Eustis Smith have
about finished ginning, having ginned
upwards of 400 bales.
We thank you, See Bee, for the de
served compliment passed on our
whole people, hope to hear from you
again, in the near future.
After visiting home folks last week
Miss Joicie Smith, one of Lincoln's
most accomplished teachers, returned
to her school in South Lincoln.
Yes, we agree with you, See Bee, in
what you said about our accomplished
teacher, Miss Bonnie. The school is
progressing as it never did before.
Pastor Thigpen failed to fill his ap-
pointment Saturday, but was prompt
ly on hand Sunday and preached one
of his ablest sermons, to large and
attentive audience.
The Bachelor of Section 10 has some
Poland China hogs recently purchased
of Mr.. B. T. Hobbs which he prizes
greatly. So you see he is preparing
for another entertainment at some
future day.
Messrs. Joe and Estus Smith are
saving lumber for Mr.. Pickens Smiths
new residence, which is being rapidly
by Mr.. John May, Jr. We
are expecting bid soon, for you know
that nice new house means something.
There was grand entertainment at
Mr.. Dixon's last Monday night in
honor of the charming Miss Magee, of
Mt. Moriah, who is visiting Miss Daisy
Dixon. The family have our many
thanks for hospitality shown us, and
the affair was most enjoyable one.
We are sorry to say that several of
our neighbors have lost some of their
meat on account of the warm and
rainy weather. Mr.. Pickens Smith is
one of the number, though says he will
have plenty to do him and his lady
love, as he has large porker that will
weigh 400 lbs. besides several smaller
ones to kill yet.
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wELLMAN NOTES.
BY SAwDUST.

Mr.. James Jordan and Miss Soudie
Hart were married last Thursday
night at the residence of the brides
father. Mr. S. H. Brister performed
the ceremony. They have our best
wishes.
1t was reported that Mr.. John Bos
we'll and Miss Arlena Hughes were to
marry last Sunday. The young man
had secured his license and it seems
that her parents knew nothing of what
was going on. When the time came
Mr.. Sam Brister and Rev. Wilkes Jor-
dan were both summoned to perform
the ceremony. The parents here inter
posed their objections and broke up
the wedding. Sawdust and Sam Brister
were too sharp not to be on both sides
Of the question, for they got the din.
uer.
Sawdust called on Jeems Monday
He thought he would get some lini-
ment to put on his head, but Jeems
was not at home. DR.. Davis is going
to give Sawdust some pills to sharpen
up his thinking apparatus.
Mr.. Nesbit, of Bogue Chitto, has be-
come a resident of our town. We bid
him welcome in our vicinity. We
would be glad if we had more such
families in our town. He assumes the
position of checkmaster in the office of
the Keystone Lumber Company.
Mrs. j. H. Ryan, of Summit, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. T. d. Evans.
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Bogue Chitto Sunday School Convention
The Northern Division of the Sun
day School Convention of Bogue
Chitto Association, will meet with
Providence Sunday School, on Satur-
day before the fifth Sunday in Janua
~, 1898.
SATURDAY.
LIST. Convention Sermon, by Rev
j. r. G.. Reeves. Rev. A. +. Davis, as
alternate.
End. The relations of the Church to
the Sunday School.-Discussion open
ed by H. e. Reeves.
, SUNDAY.
LIST. Essay on Faith, by James Pow
ell. Discussed by I. r. Beard and
Rev. A. F. Davis.
End. Parents, duty to the Sunday
School.-H. E. Reeves, to write dis
cussed by j. B. Wooley, A. NJ. Sum
mers and w. G. Summers,
3rd. Pastors Relation to the Sunday
School.-Rev. w. r. johnson, 20 write
discussed by T. r. Norman and Rev.
j. l.. Price.
COMMITTEE.