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BREWERTON'S NEWS.

On the morning Of the 3rd inst,
it being the Lords Diy) Just as
the sur began to dawn UPON the
day, little John Irby Simpson, a
bright little two year old son of
James w. and Ella Simpson passed
over the River Death, and on the
following day in the presence OF a
large concOuiSe OF Sympatnizing
friends the beautiful little casket
containing his remains was laved
away in the cemetery at Poplar
Springs to await the Great Rnsur-
rcction Noun. Weep not dear ia
Their and little brother for God
doeth all thugs well. The little
Hover that bloOmcd and remained
on earth such a >hOrtperiod is now
blooming in the sunlight Of God in
Heaven with Angels. He can't
como to us, but we can go to where
ne Is, If we VIII put u trust in
Him and obey His pre- cious Word.
On Wednesday night Of the 9th
inst, according to previous ar
engagements the Beaverton school
gave an entertainment that
would be Il credit to any
school in the State. All The reel
cations and performances were
equal to the very best. The decora-
ton OF the ros,rum was grand,
which the girls deserve great
credit for. Excellent music was
furnished for the occasion by the
following gentlemen: Mcssrs.
Power Baldwin,, Warren Davis
n Tom Martin performed on the
violin, sam Cook and Robert
Baldwin on the guitar and Free
man upon the organ. Everybody
would have enjoyed themselves,
Notwithstanding the very cold
night, if ii had not been for some
drunken rowdies, who were not Of
Il section misbehaving. 1t is
strange to me that some young
mcn will go TO such places to ms
behave. We have been informed
that there was q wagon load OF
whiskcy for sale in the old pine
field not very far from the school
..ouSr. We do hope that the guilty
parties may be caught up with and
made to suffer the full penalty of
the law.
GLAND Carlysle, q son Of James
Carlyslo on last Saturday while at
tempting to mount a mule was
thrown aud Il over by the mule
and received Il considerable wound
upon his leg and was bruised about
tn" face. DR.. j. w. BalCntine was
called in and dressed the wounds.
\ thn latnli nnn,nni Ia, ,r,, ,l,.-.
very well.
Misses Carrie and Eva Knight
visited their friend, Miss Mary
Iinson at Maddens last week.
Charlie Taylor, Of L%aurcns, o
shipped at Mt. Gallagher Sunday.
There may be other attractions In
the vicinity. Come again we are
always glad to see you.
The sick we reported in our last
letter are cOnvaIescing.
On last Thursday and Friday
morning we had white frost. The
fruit crop however seems to be
all right. Vhe weather for several
days has been too cool for vegeta-
ton to grow much, except wheat
and oats, which are very promis-
ing at present. SO, if no disaster
befaIls the wheat and fruit crops we
will have the material to make a
few pies to feed our friendly can
didatcS on when they come about
No.. Friend candidates we are
working for the interest of TIE
ADVERTISERS and those who wish
our support must announce in THE
! ADVERTISER. We can't afford to
take but n county paper, there
foro we wish to know who arc the
candidates. A candidate who Is
too close to announce in the county
papers, | would be afraid to trust
with the Office.
ON Dur.
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