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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
CIRCUIT COURT.
Much Business Disposed
Oh During the Week

Since Judge stephens de-
livered his strong and exceed
ingiy able charge to the grand
jury and completed the organ
ixaiiou Of his court on Monday
Of last week, he and our able
district attorney have been
most extraordinarily active in
clearing the court docket Of all
kinds OF cases, whether litigs-
ted or continued Owing to
good and sufficient reasons the
murder eases we're continued
until the next regular term.
To date the docket show the
disposition Of some of the
most important criminal cases
tovit:
Ben Sanders, assault and
battery, found guilty as charged.
Ben Sanders, carrying con
ceAled pistol, found guilty as
charged
Jim Logan, assault and battery
with intent To kill and murder,
found guilty rs ehnrged-
Arthur Wellington, trespass
not guilty.
G. 1. Griffin, bigamy. twe
years in penitentary.
Will STROLLER, carrying con
cealsd weapon, not guilty,
Henry Mcfarland, petit lar
eeny, fined tl0 and cost
Neal Jones Milus Harris, Ed
Beaver. gaming, not guilty.
Phillip Pegues, incest, guilt,
two years in penitentary.
/ Saint Dalton, grand larceny
guilty, five years in peuItentary
Will Isom, burglary, guilty
two years. in penitentiAry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
$4,000

IN actual eazh 10 offered 20 the
J subscribers Of The Weekly Com
merrial Appeal Every on~ send-
ing 50 cents for o years suAsrrfp-
tior To The Weekly Commercial
Appeal viii be allowed . guess on
the number OF bales Of cotton re
eeived in Memphis from september
1, 1897. TO April Is. 1888 The frst
correct guess or nearest correct
guess viii get, Il the guess u re-
ceived In January, q, 500; IL in Feb
ruary OIL, 500, IL IN March, $50; the
second correct or nearest correct
guess viii get, II it 10 received in
January, 81 80, IL In February, $500;
il in Marvh, $3.50, the third correct
or nearest correct guess viii get, Il
il 10 received in January, 81 900; II
In February, $3.50, II In March,
e1oo- This contest closes on March
II, bot the guess 10 on the number
of bales Of cotton received In Mem
phis from September, I, 1887, 70
April Is, 1855 In those months in
IS and -, the number received
sHs s07 10; between that time In
- snc VI. So, 2ss bales were re
eeived- This viii help you form n
estimate On your guess. The hrs
three prizes make an sgxregafs
amount actually offered Of eS.oco il
cash-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Robert Hill returned "a
Nashville Sunday.
J. ID. williAma Of BsrEess
vas in the city Tuesday.
Z. 8. Marshal Cook vas IN
the city the first of the week
Prof. ID. q. Carpsnter.ot Toe
copola paid ~ . pleasant visit
yesterday.
Arthur Flake. Of winonia
paid q business trip to Oxford
last Monday.
=. ". Pettis. Of Abbeville
vas among hrs friends in oul
city Nonday.
&. ID. Harris, Of Water Valley
was registered at the City
Hotel Monday.
MIA W. b. Sanford, OF Mem
phis, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ). ii. Plant.
Rev. J. II. Barry ~ Blue
Mountain Was the euest of DIR.
K. ". Leavell last 1oufAy.
Joe HigTinbothan, OF Dublin,
Texas, spent a eosple Of days
in our city during the prst week
Misc Myrtle Graham, Of Alb
beville, 10 the guest Of the
Misses kimm0ns on Cemetery
street
Armestead Hale, of Cote
vile spent Saturday and Sun
day With the family Of DIR.
Rowland
Mrs. Psralee Sparks, OF Du-
mas, Miss, is visiting the family
Of her brother, W. T. Wallace
of our city.
Mrs. A. B. Alexander OF West
Station, Mss Is the xuest oi
the Misses McGuire. ON Uni.
versity street
MA J. C. Wallace and chill,
dren. Of Ripley, Miss, are guests
Of the family Of T. g. B. Wal
lace o. East street
Gen. Czrnes and Mr.. Melon
aid, Of Memphis, vss in our eity
yesterday prospecting for Z
electric light plant
Miss Claire Jackson will re
turn to her home in Dublin
Texas, tomorrOv AMER an ex
tended visit to her Oxfors
friends-
Rev. r ". Ssandefer and
wife are at home again, and VI
are glad to stste left Mrs
Standefer's mother. who hi
been very i'll at her home il
Columbus. Miss, convalesing.
This week our sanctum receiv
| ed pleasant visits from A. c
Harvell. Dallas, Mr.. and Mn
r. F. Goolsby and daughter
b. J. Wiley, Mack Ray burn. Toe
eopola: J. II. Pass Walton; Rev
A. b. Morria.LAFayette SPRING
: and many otherA
Mrs. Marry Smither, Of TiI
tsa- No. 10 visiting her man,
, Oxford friends aud seldom ar
! any 80 warmly welcomed in on
! midst - she Ma Smithe
: spent nearly all Of her happ
. married life in Oxford and Oh
and her excellent family ar
missed from our social circle
, by the good people ofthe tow
/ She 10 IL present With her ho'
!. pitAble friend, MA A. 7. Owen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
Two Papers for
a.. the Price Of One.

The EAGLE and The Weekly
Commercial Appeal yin both be
sent to any address one year each
for only ONE DOLLAR, and each
subscriptions viii be allowed . guess
ON the cotton crop, details OF which
appear above Send order with
guess direct to the EAGLE with re-
mittznce and get both papers for
one year. ms o6er - unpPece-
dentsd and only holds good for .
short While. 50 ssbscsioe as once
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
LOCALS IN BRIEF.
Soda water asvs at B.aAloe'.

Soda water Aevs at Banhloe's
Read the stock lav in this
ISSUE.
A cold saap vesld prove
disastrous to the fruit CROP
The children we're delighted
with the pony and dog show.
This 10 what ono could 0u
windy July weather in March
Any tine il . good nne-
now i the accepted tine Il
advertise in the EAGLE
when court adio1rns, Blind
Tony soon captures the crowd
by playing and singing An
Riehts
Nm. Bell McUharen. an Ole
asd highly respected ladJ o
lafayette Springa. died 1t he'
hone last Friday.
Rev. Hugh Spencer Wiilians
D. D. Of Henphir, Tenn-. u
eminent preacher and lectures
will lecture in the U. F. G
Chapel Friday evening. Narcl
- a .CeaFtship. Marriage an
B0De-s Both old s1dycuBs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

La Petite Fifteen pronounced
by both press and public to be
the eleverest child artist on the
American stsge, plays the title
role in the roaring musical
farce comedy. A Southern Kid
She 10 supported by . picked
company aEd Gomez highly rec
commended Open House. one
night only. March 31st Prices
IS, IS and 80 centa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

W. G. Neill & Son extend a
cordial invitation To the trade
to call and get prices on Gro
ceries, Farming Implements
Staple Dry Goods. Hats and
Shoes, before purchasing else
where.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
Take Notice.

The weil-known Howell
Spring, situated tvo and . half
miles east Of Oxford has been
sufficiently tested TO assure the
public Of it, excellent nedicinal
Qualities and curative powers.
For ave years the proprietor
has given the public the bened
Of the spring without money o.
price. Prom this date all per
sons Who desire to ne the water
or grounds will please apply to
the proprietor on the premises
J. w. HOWELL.
Oxford, March s0eh- ls9s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
SCHOOLS.

v>Osrrrox GUARANTEED to
s;r>daases Of HAnzls' PRAerr-
"a. Br~rxxss coLIkos, School Of
shsrshand and relexrApAy-
JACKSON, MISS
W. have bought the Wyatt Colleges
mere and 81 Meridian bat nave
IA The one 81 NersdiAn and
- prspar>d 70 give oar ssndents
sse yorv bess business training 70
- had snyvhers. Scholarship ~
C.sajoxue sssf on apphcafson-
y. J. HARRIS, Prs~tenS
Jackson. MIA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Thankful words written BY Mrs.
Ada E. Hart, of Groton. y D. ''w A.
taken with . bad cold which settled
on my lungs, cough set in and Anal
ly terminated In Consumption -Four
Doctorv gave me up, saying | couki
live but short time I gave my
self up to my Savior, determined II
! could not i've With my friends or
earth, I would meet my absent ones
above Ny husband wAs advised "a
get Dr. Kings Sew Discovery fol
Consumption, Coughs and Coda
gave is . trial, took in all eixhi
bossles- IL has cured me, and thanh
God I am saved and now well Ans
healthy woman Trial bottles fres
n r. r. Chiffon & Co. . Drug Store
Regular sine Soc and ei-00- Guar
Ansesd or prize refunded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Donr endars the pains Of rheun-
ssisu,- It 10 IN unneeessaxy fnf1ie-
don on the desh- Get . bottle Of
LArLxMAxDsS PgrrFN ros kHxrn
ArrSn. IL is . quick retef and
permanent cure Sold BY X *
CHIFFON & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
Notice.

owing TO the unprecedented
advancement in leather, due to
scarcity Of raw material, l am
compelled to change the price
Of mems nailed half solss from
50 to IS cents. All other
work remains 1t former prices.
j. q. SELLxRA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

La Petite Fifteen. only six yesrs
old. will sing her latest success
my Coal Black Lady, u the
Opera House, March 3lst- A
southern Kid Company. Prices
q. IS and 50 cen0L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Spring Opening of Millinery
Thursday, March 9th. Al
come.
J. T.. NELSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

have used Smiths Sure
Kidney Cure. and II has
made . permanent cure.
MES VIZ. PURYEAR,
J0nesborO. Ark.
For sale and, guaranteed by
r r Chiffon 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Use Chilton's Reliable DiAE
rhoea Cure-a sare shot for
DtArrhoea DysenAry aud al
Summer complaints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

w. c. Neill 4 SON are
headquarters for eoffee's. Our
prices are. 3 pounds Arbackis
coffee el. 3 lbs 4 X coffee 81
III lbs good green el. 8 lbs Rio
d. 5 Packages Star Soda Z5c,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
City Hotels:

THE NEW HICKEY HOUSE
Oxford, Mss
Opened January eth. ] 81
New Building. New Furniture
Large and comm odious Roe MS.
Elegant IielI Service ThrouShous
the House.
Largest Sample Room in the city on
ground floor Free.
CENTRAL LOCATION.
Rates, eco per day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
For Sale.

10000 stalks Of Louisiana Su.
gar Cane for sale. Price tI.00
per hundred stalks. See A.
Bremen, Oxford Miss, or apply
To me.
ml03I l.. :. DfLLARp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

II you enjoy N up-to date
musical farce comedy, brin fall
of high elass speeisl:ies, don't
mi.s "A Southern Md 1t the
Opera House, one night only,
March 3Jss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

0D00DooOoOOOO
Z Call ON TEE EAGLE once
land have your job work
$done in city styles 1t rcar
esonable prices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Go To U. +. q. Friday night,
:6sh and hear a good lecture
and help a worthy enterprise
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

Every body ought to hear DIR.
Williams at U. r. q. Friday,
March 25. His lecture will be
worth hearing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
CASTORIA
~ ln1h1fs an1 ChilAksA
=z0E<==::

Forty up-to-date N usIea !
numbers in "A Southern Md
Company ss Open House, one
night only, March 3lss. Moth
ing Cheap but the prices, %, 50
and 80 rents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

single and married should hear
this lecture Tickets will be
ON sale ct Davics,n q Roane,a
Proceeds 90 towards the ersc-
ton ola gymnasium on Q. p. c.
Cxmpua The ball Is sure to BE-
crowded Buy your tickets
early and secure good sestA
Marshal Landie had On ugly
leak In the water main on North
street repaired Mcaday
r. s. LeAveii has been con.
heed q home sick the past
week His friends hope to see
him out again soon
We have received additional
contributions to the Cuban fund
from several schools Of ous
county, this week.
New residences are going mp
in every available spAce in
Oxford and cshexs are under
contract to be erected soon.
Let the good work 60 on
The vell-knovn livery nrm
Of Harkins & Matthews receiv.
ed . car load Of horses and
nrles frem MeophissiAst week
and are prepared to supply
their many eastomers with the
best stock the Market affords
J. w. baird and Misc Msuuah
NeLArty we're married last Sun.
day afternoon. ct the residence
Of the brides parents, ,thrce
niles northeast Of Oxford;
Mayor Brown offsciating. The
ceremony vas witnessed BY
numerous friends and relatives
Of the happy pair.
On last Saturday the doors
Of TIE great GentrysPony and
Dog show we're opeaed in our
city After the performance
al >A.-,st>A that - -. 81.
finest equipped and best show
Of its class eser yisited Oxford.
The canvass was ell ed TO ITS
utmost afternoon and night
While the show remains under
the able management Of Mr..
Davis, Who 10 . most polite and
courteous gentleman, it will no
doubt receive the cordial vel
come il deserves Al all points.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

q 900 worth Of Musical novel.
ties played ut the Open House
March 3lst- A Southern Kid
Company. Frice p, IS and 50
centA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

J. z Nelson has . nne stock
Of Spring Goods, Wholesale or
retail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

The biggest bar of soap you
ever bought for . nickIe al W.
G. Neill = Soma
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
NOrICE-Nr. g. II. Evans

NOTICE-Nr. g. a. Evans
has accepted an agesey ior
the Publishing House OF j.
Il. Nichols B Co. OF Atlanta,
Ga He 10 taking orders nov
- I've valuable books just Een
the press, -Sa5e Methods q
Bssiness,- and The Remsrk.sse
Adyanceuent 81 the ADer,c~n
Ne~ro.s He will soon give
yos an opportunity to examine
these voEkA
Notes to Teoehers-
The Spring Examinations VII
he held q follows For wn1te
teachers, April l, 3 ard 10 ana
IA For col0red teachers,
A,r;I 3, . and - and X
G. r. HI6HTowR-
Co. Sspt. Of Eduess,eu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24
PHYSICIANS

DR A. c. BRANLEsT,
OvyrcE-Over Chiltos's Drug
Store
orrrcE HoURs-9 to 1: n
to 4 p m
Residence on North st
TELEPHONE No. IS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-24

4 7. CHANDLER, VI. ID.
Oyyrcx at Residea &C on South
Street.
will Dc glad 10 serve friends
and patrons
PHONE l6-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
MERIT 10 what has given Hoods
" SGrSapArilla the largest sales in
the world and enables It TO accomplish
Thousands Of wonderful CURES.
DEREFIELD.

Rev. J. Milt. Hicks preach ed an
interesting sermon to a good sized
audience at Midway last Sunday
morning.
Willard Kitchen very unfortu-
nately cut his foot badly few days
ago. He will be laid up for several
days.
Row. Thomas Large has been VI
oiently III with Ia griPPe,thOugh he
has greatly improved in the past
few days. We wish him . speedy
recovery.
William Piumsr has gone to Ken
lucky river, to dress slaves for
Jake Lang where he will remain
for some months.
Born recently to the wife Of J. ".
Dalton, = fine boy. When Berry
Patterson cries he greatly resem-
Dies his IatneT.
A Sabbath School was organized
At Midway last Sunday. We hope
IL will De q grand success this year
as it was Last. We didn't learn who
were selected as officer to conduct
the school.
Two weddings will come and 90,
before the baImy May breezes blow,
90 we are informed. Let the bells
chime merrily on.
Willard Thompson Is now q near
nslghbOr to Us having moved to the
Sand branch. We welcome him Is
. citizen.
Several boys from Spankum were
over TO church Sunday last and re-
port Country GreenhOrn alive and
kicking. Old boy, We always read
your letters with a great deal OF in
terest-
Ian Bradley was seen on our
creek . few days ago. Since then
the society girls have been singing
in one voice: Sweetest Lsndun,
ha, ha."
A. L. Hicks, who has been going
TO school ., Denton for some time,
has come home to his father on the
farm.
Smith J. Hicks let his mustache
and goatee grow out and Il has
made such change in looks that
the girls say he favOrs Bill Nye.
Latimer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
SULPHUR SPRING.

The remains OF Mrs. l. &. Carter
were brought here for burial Mon
day. We extend our heartfelt SYM
patty for the bereayed.
Mrs. ThOs. BellOmy, IT,, who is
quite i'll with rheumatism, gets no
better.
Joseph STROLLER. Of Hubbards-
town, was a business caller here on
Monday.
John Compton, Of Buchanan, was
calling on his -best" at this place
Sunday.
Mrs. Sherman VanhOrn visited
5. :. Belongs Sunday.
Wade Jackson has sold his land
on Mud Lick and moved his family
TO HubbardstOWn.
Albert 0Daniel OiNewcOmb, was
calling on some Of the fair sex here
Sunday.
Joe BellOmy and wife, OF Tyree,
were visiting parents Sunday.
Nora Miller and TilIie Ogle, OF
his place, were visiting Miss Ber-
tina Miller Sunday.
There will be preaching at Tyree
Sunday by Rev. HO- tetier. Quite
8 number are 10 be baptized.
Nay Flower.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
PAINTsVILLE.

Sunday last Capt. Green Meek
gave TO the gay young Of Paints
vile an excursion up Sandy, who
were accompanied by jolly crowds
at East Point and PrestOnsburg.
All reported a fine time. except
Mr. France, the excellent cook, and
while returning in the moonlight
many secrets were whispered that
were never mentioned before.
Deputy collector II. c. Ilerndon
was in town last week.
Chas. Preston and family re-
turned from Ashland saturday.
Lewis Blevins died suddenly last
Tuesday with hemorrhags OF the
brain.
While ferrying Paint creek last
Friday a span Of Green Georges
mules were drowned and Ike News.
baum's samples were damaged.
Miss Hesse ward entertained the
young folks Friday evening.
Fred Castle, our foremost furni
ture dealer went to Salyersvill'
Saturday.
Is. II. COnley, and f. l.. Kaze'
will attend the Floyd Circuit Cour
this week.
&c. c. Mayo Is suffering with
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Wiley Wheeler is contemplating
going TO Cuba.
{. VI. Cooper and wife returne'
from Catlettsburg Sunday.
Silver Side.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
FALISBCRG.

There is much comment over the
recent cold spell as to the destruc-
tiOn OF the fruit. We are sorry TO
8 &c the fruit crop go by the hoard.
&C. Clark, after an absence OF
year IN the Western wilds, paid his
family a visit last week but has re-
turned.
Drummer Robinson, better known
!. Elder Robinson, was among our
merchants last Monday. He is a
hustler.
Several OF our people attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Lafe Carter, on
last Monday, on Bear creek.
Miss Alice Cochran, one OF our
most esiimable young ladies, re-
turned from an extended trip TO
Louisa last Heek.
Among tire sick are Mrs. Fannie
Willism-On, Mrs. l.. T. Derifeld,
and Richard Gaines.
We nov have a dry town as our
City DIis met ia regular SESSION
Monday night and cast negative
vote on the question Of granting IL
csnse. Fer some days the excite
ment ran high and everybody took
sides one way or tine other aud had
something to say and it was found
that the Board was divided, leav-
ing one mem Der unexpressed, who
Is an important factor in the mer-
camille business VI the town, and
all eyes were turned TO him as the
deciding vote but when the ques-
ton was called, no one voted for
the whiskey 70 the surprise OF ev-
erybody, and as the license hereto
fore granted expired on the 9Th, we
now have q dry town, which we all
approve. We can now have school,
church snd Sabbath School 10 the
great delight Of everyone.
Wandering Pete.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
ROCKY VALLEY.

There has been an unusual rise
in Tug this spring aud the timber
merchants are rejoicing.
Rev. Strother Fitzpatrick and
Isaac Short preached interesting
sermons TO a large congregation
Sunday.
Rev. Billie Moore has bosu hold
ing = series Of meetings In this
neigbbOrhOOd.
X. r. Adkins aud Jacob Work
man, who ars working in Logan
county, are at home on a short Wis
IL.
Miss Belle Besirp, one Of W. Va,
first class teacher-, Who has been
teaching in lows, has returned
home.
Jamison vinson, who has been
visiting in Catlettsburg, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. DIG. Williamson and Mrs.
W. 5. VinsOn were shopping at
Louisa this week.
l.. A VinsOn i In Logan buying
cattle.
ChVrlie whitman and Ben StrOth-
er, Of Ashland, are visiting Misses
Ella Workman snd Annie VIII
hanson.
Sam V. Maynard made a flying
trip u Louisa last week on pro-
fessi"ial business. School Girls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
LowMANsyILLE.

Married March 90, HerI o'Bry-
ant to Miss Mollie White.
IT,. Boyd, OF CatIettsburg, is here
on q visit TO his father. Mr. Boyd
went into the retail grocery
business in Hampton City about G
months ago and Is meeting with
success.
W. NJ. DeBOard and Spar LaDey
have returned from ThAcker, W.
Va, where they have been for five
months working in the mines.
Farmer DeBOsrd, who has been
sick for some time, Is able to he out
again.
| Mrs. Vim. Lansy and daughter,
serina, OF Busseyville, visited here
this week.
The little daughter Of Melville
Wheeler Is very low with fever
J. T. Moore our wide-awake and
accom- mOdsting merchant was 10
Louisa on business this week.
Mrs. Augusta DeBOard Is visit
ing her daughter st White HOUSE
this week.
Marion Cattle, Spar Lansy and
VIM. DsBOard are of on pleasure
trip to Busseyville. Peace.
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MADGE.

Landon Carter made a flying trip
TO Georges creek last week.
q. W. Fugitt and Smith Jobe
passed here Monday.
Lige Rice, OF Deephuls, made a
dying trip TO Rock House last Sun-
day.
Miss Samantha Nelson visited at
Blaine last week
Milf Elkius, Of Mavity, visited
VI. +. Carter's Sunday.
Marion Jordan, who has been
very low with fever, il rapidly i'm
proving.
Miss Dove shannon and r. Stone
passed here Sunday enr0ute to X.
II. Carter'-.
Willard and John Jones aud Jas
Carey, Of Lick Creek, attended
church here last Sunday.
Miss Inez Pigg and Chas. Carter
Of Trad, visited relatives here re-
Gently. Omega.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-04-08
MAPLE GAP.
Everybody seems to have the
movin0 layer

Everybody seems to have the
moving lever.
W. b. HOlbrOOk has Purchased
the David Jobe tract Of land ard 10
LAYING down the forest preparing
10 cultivate.
Tobacco raising Is ali the talk
among the people OF this ueighbOr-
hood.
II. G. Hicks has purchased quite
= large boundary OF timber Ia FL
lott county, and Is having It made
into slaves and ties.
&c. b. Hicks, who i attending
Louisa Normal, was visiting home
folks Sunday.
Mr.. Jane Miles, who has been
very sick for some time, Is eonva-
descent.
Mrs. Sarah and kiizabeth Cur
Mute, Of Rich cresK, were visiting
Mrs. J. Milton Hicks one day this
week.
The NJ. p. S. Society Is having q
general revival.
School teachers are beginning to
hustle around.
Smith Jasper Hicks says Louiss
Is the place TO get your hair cut on.
ly % cents.
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