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Public Sales.

ot!ces OF sales viii be inserted free uni
heading when The bills are printed Al thll
wien the DIS are not priuted at This
cents VIII bt charged. Persons oypec
nave sale should select date and have i'd
ed In this column.
SATURDAY, Jan. 2s. at Rlchneli, JunI]
Mrs susan Winey VIII sell the cal
toois, etc. Of Joseph q. Wlney, deeea
MONDAY, Jan. 80, one-halr nile south
Pleasant Mills, Enoch Smith wiIl 5 il
FARMING implements AID household 4
FRIDAY, Feb 3rd AZ the Court House m
hurgh. Sberiii Ritter viii sell house |
oi Rama A. Gun2hurcc:
SATURDAY, Feb. II, one mile west Of
vIl!', the reirs Gf George gnr'zllne n
y farm Vi 1856 acres, IL OF winch are
lIus.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, AT Kreamnr. UoI
walter wiii sell household iurpiiure.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. Three fourth NJ
north ui Clone Mills, n o. Row viii
cow, colt ald personal PROPERTY
FRIDAY, Feb. r., At the Court IIorv. II
nieburg, Sheriff Ritter VIII spll hOuI
loo OF sarah and william Ma gle.
THURSDAY. Feb. %, one mile west Of \
burg, on the Wltermeyer farm. s. :
VIII sell horses 5cOws, I head yOud
tie, 70 shoats and farming i,nplementl
SATURDAY, Feb. 25. One.ionrth mile nj
Mlddleburg, Theodore Er,iley VIII SELL
O., mules, COWS. o head Young cattl
farming implements.
THURSDAY, March .. At Port Ann. in
Twp, between CeDtievilIe and Troy|
Daniel kuhns will sell 4 horses, / ed
cali ana farming implements.
FRIDAY, March 3, Half way bpiweou
dleburg and New Berlin, Mrs. Frd
Leitzel win sell horses, cows farmi1
plements and household goods.
WEDNESDAY,, March 8, one milo T.,
smith Grove. George Aurand Will Sd
STOCK and farming Implements.
SATURDAY, March II. Two miles north,
Mtiservilie, Christian Knouse Will se
horses. f1ve mules two cows. Young
and farming implements.
SATURDAY, March II. At Dundore. in
Twp, N. 4. DundOre Will sell & ho
cows. 6 head young cattle, 2 sows, 1 b
shoats and farming implements.
TUESDAY, Mar. Il, Two miles east OF !
vile on the Cooper farm, Geo. |. XIII
sell horses, 2 mules, s. COWS ana ID
implements.
THURSDAY, Mar I6 Three IN les north
dleours, Lew Young viii. sell 4 horses
ana farming implements.
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GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupation. Res,ae:ce.
Attinger, William H., Farmer union
Bailey. Jackson Centre
BAILEY. John H., Monroe
Bliknnrt, DAVID, Washington
Bolg, Carl, Carpenter, sensgrOyc
y DJer John NJ. surveyor,
Barns, Isaac, Justice OF the Peace,
TISher, John T., Gentleman, Penn
Gauglcr. Charles, Teacher, Sensgrove
Goss Ammon f.. Farmer, Spring
IIaSslnger, Allen. Middecreck
ilehdricHs Charles. WagOnmaker, Centre
Iicrbster, Howard, Farmer, West Beaver
HerroId, David b., Chapman
Jarrett, Jacob, " Washington
kerstetter, A. NJ, Blacksmith, Perry
Koch, William j., Farmer, West b aver
KrdtZer, Andrew, l.aOOrer, Franklin
Menge, Michael y, Farmer, Perry
Mo!er. William A., Teacher Selinsgroye
Oldt. John A., Farmer West Beaver
RhymestInc, John W, Painter, Sellnsgrove
Wagner, Harry, Farmer, Spring
Walter, John, Blacksmith Monroe
PETIT Jrncg..
List of Petit Jurors drawn for the Court OF
Common Pleas, Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace. Court Of ., er and Termtner and General
JAN Delivery OF Snyder County, Pa. held as
February Term, commencing February u, 1899.
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Arbogast. Il. Frank. Farmer, Perry
Aurand. George f.. - MiddlCcreek
Benier, Daniel. Sawyer, Adams
Bingaman. Fred, Gentleman, Centre
Bowersox, Jerry. Farmer. Adams
Coleman, william H., Justice Of Peace, Beaver
Dlehl. Nathan. Ltborer Washington
Garman, Gust c., Perry
Gerhardt, ierre, Farmer. Adams
Gilbert, II. c., Cgarmaker, Washington
Goss. John d., Laborer, Spring
Graybill, Ephralm c. Gentleman, Mlddleburg
Hendricks, John -. Laborer Washington
Hendricks, John H., Farmer,
Hare, John d., Laborer. Franklin
Hackenburg, Milton. Thrasher Centre
Hoot, Henry p, Farmer. Union
Hassinger, NJ. K, Franklin
Haupt James. Laborer, Selinsgrove
Ingram. Charles, Farmer, Adams
Keller, David, LabOrer, Selinsg-Ove
Keppler. John. Farmer, West Perry
Kessler. B. O., Clerk. Sellnsgrove
Knepp. Jerry. Farmer. West Beaver
Knepp, william, Blacksmith. "
Kramer, Jacob. Farmer, Franklin
Lepley, James. Spring
Lesher. John d.. Student, Monroe
Ludwig, Joseph A., Farmer, Selinsgrove
Martin. william, '' Jackson
Maloney, John. Gentleman, Selinsgrove
Maneval. George d., Lab0Ter, Franklin
Miller. J, s., Liveryman. Sellnsgrove
. Riegle, John r., Mason, Union
Rine, George s., Merchant, Chapman
Row, Charles A.. Laborer, Middlecreek
stetely, John. Student, Penn
Spangler, J. g., Laborer, Jackson
Shook. william A.. Farmer, Monroe
schnee. Absalom, Agent, Perry
Snyder, Henry W., Farmer, West Beaver
Sassaman, Daniel, Junior, Farmer, Monroe
Stahl. Benjamin G.. 4" Union
Stine. Frank H.. Postmaster, Centre
Stroup. August H.. Farmer, Chapman
Stroup, Charles NJ. 4" Middlecreek
WOOdrug, John l., Teacher, Selinsgrove
Young. James. Laborer. Monroe
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jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer and General jail delivery
and Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Snyder county held AS Feb. Term, commencing
Monday, Feb. u, 1899
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CURE A COLDiIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money iflt fails TO cure. x6c.
The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
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of Shamokin delivered Il lecture in
the u. b. church at this place on
Wednesday evening. Subject, "Bet-
ter than Gold" 1t was pretty well
attended. C. A. Schnee, who Is
employed at Scranton, spent few
DAYS AT home last week.
Quite a numberofcandidates have
already announced themselves tor
the various township Offices. The
primarir, ior both parties will be
hcId on Saturday, the 2SthinSt....,.
The Fremont orchestra furnished
music for the Saturday evening sos
sion Of the joint institute held at
RichfcId, Jan. 20th aud DIST. ....
John +. Boyer dclivcrcdan interest
iHg lecture to state horticulture So
cicty which convened at Harrisburg
last week. .....Albcrt Schncc intends
to build Il magnificent dwelling next
summer. John I. Sctct!cr Of Mid
dlcburg is to be the architect......
The lecture entitled "Better than
Gold' bv Rev. Rock of Shamokin,
delivered in the u. b. church was
greatly appreciated by all who heard
it. The doctor is an able lecturer
ard knows how to handlehis subject.
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SrOCKPORT.

Stockport, Oct. 9.-Sylvanus Taylor
and wife departed Monday night for
Nebraska for three weeks visit
I Fl. c. Skinner was in Madison Tues
day. 3
Mrs. w. H. Thornily returned to Ma
rietta, Ohio, Monday.
G. o. Swan, Clarence Harlan, Fred
Parnitzeten, B. L. Waggoner attended
the street fair at Keokuk Wednesday.
Adrian Fairchilds and Alice Lucas
HE'D away to Keokuls Thursday and
We're quietly married.
Mrs. III. C.. Skinner and Laura Lucas
are on the sick list, the latter is suf-
fering with malaria fever.
Mr.. Whitlow, of Ft. Madison, was in
the city Saturday.
Joseph Kick, nominee on the repub-
lican ticket for representative, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Helen Johnston is:at home from
school. She will return Monday.
Charlie Taylor, formally of Stock
port, but now of Fairfield, visited at
Stockport Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Beswick, of Ventura, CAL,
is visiting her aunts at Stockport.
Mr.. CHIT and family will take their
departure this morning for Sucramen-
to, Cad.
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J. DON. KIsER A LAWYER,
Was Admitted to the Bar at Des Moines
Yesterday.
TFrnn Fr;dov,s5 na;to

= =
8. Don Kiser, secretary of the demo-
cratic county central committee and
one of the most popular young men of
Ottumwa, was yesterday admitted to
the legal bar of Iowa, and is now a full
hedged lawyer. MFR. Kiser has been a
diligent student for the past two years
in the office of Attorneys Steck s.
Smith, and by close application to bus
mess and study has succeeded in gain
ing a vast amount of knowledge of his
chosen profession. He was before the
supreme court yesterday for the pur-
pose of taking the final examination.
There were fifty-four in the class, and
out of that number only thirty
were admitted to the practice of law.
Among the successful ones are Mr.. ks
er and Edwin G. Moon. of Chicago, a
cousin of Morgan Griswold, county aud
itor OF Wapello county. Mr.. Moon ac-
companied Mr.. Kiser to Ottumwa, and
is visiting here at present. 1t is posi-
bic that he may decide to locate in
this city. Mr.. Kiser said this morning
that he had not fully determined upon
his future plans, although it is posi-
BILE that he may engage in the practice
of law in Ottumwa. The Courier joins
Mr.. Kiser's many friends in this city
in extending congratulations and wish
ing for him bright and successful
career.
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BLoOmFIELD.

Bloomfield, Oct. 6.-AIrs. Mary Why
nesday from Ottumwa, where they
moved a short time ago. Mrs. Whybro
will occupy her old home on East Lo-
Gust street.
=. J. Hubbard and Miss Flora La
Belle Francis were married Tuesday at
$3.50 p. M, at the home of the brides
parents in the south part of the coun-
ty. The ceremony was performed by
older NJ. Downing.
a house party is being formed at the
Steckel home this week. The Misses
Bolard and Miss Montague, of Pennsyl-
vania, havearrived, anu other guests are
expected next week.
j. e. Yates and Miss Clara Taylor, of
West Grove, were married at p. nj.
on Tuesday, at the home of Elder ~.
Downing in this city.
Mrs. W. w. Rawlings goes to Des
Moines Friday morning to visit rela-
tiyes for a short time.
The NJ. E. congregation are rejoicing
over the return of Rev. T. B. Hughes,
who has been re-appointed to his
charge in this city. Rev. Hughes has
taken an active part in the building OF
the new church, and that he should be
the first to occupy. the new pulpit and
reap the reward of his labor seems
most appropriate. J. W. Caldwell, for
merly Of TINS city, and in whom many
Of our citizens are interested, was APP
pointed to Troy, the past year having
been spent at Libertyville.
MIS-. ii. A. Wishard leaves this morn
ing for Des Moines TO visit her daugh-
ter Allie, who entered the Des Moines
musical college last week.
AIRS. AZ. v. Wassels, of Clinton, is Wis
ting at the home Of Mrs, John Raw
lings.
DR.. and Mrs. Jos. Painter leave in q
few days for Oklahoma, where DR..
Painter has decided to locate.
George Howard Sax and Miss Jessie
o. Easfburn, both of this city, were
united in marriage Tuesday at 10 a.
m. at the home of the brides parents,
Elder NJ. Downing officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Sax took the II o'clock train
for Chicago and Omaha, where ten
L & ! = r s. .
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CHILLICOTHE.

Chillicothe, Oct. 10.-J. q. Wadding-
ton, of Des Moines, is here. on busi-
ness.
Rev. Hoober filed his appointments
at Pulaski Sunday.
John Shahan returned to Chicago
Saturday after weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs. A. w. Bell.
j. f. Ault and wife Went to Leando
Friday 10 look at a stock of goods.
Mrs. w. A. Nye and daughter, Ella
departed for Plainview, Neb., today,
where they expect to remain during
the winter.
Mrs. Lukins, of Osborne, Kans., WHO
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. j.
Moss, departed for her home today,
Her father accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Clark Sundayed
with Mrs. Clarll's parents near Abba.
Rev. Coggswell preached his first
sermon here Sunday night to large
and appreciatiye audience.
II. S. Berry went to Abba Monday
on business.
ID. p. 'Fagerstrom is home for a few
days renewing his acquaintance with
his family.
G. NJ. Clark is putting in set Of
stock scales at the stock pens.
j. NJ. Swope returned home from
West Virginia last week, where he had
been on an extended visit OF two
months.
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HILLSBORO.

Hillsboro, Oct, 9.-Charles Percival
and daughter, of Bonaparte, called on
friends at this place the first of the
week. ~
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Payne left
Wednesday morning for Madison coun-
ty where they will visit a few weeks
before returning to their home in Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins returned
home from Winfield Tuesday where
they have been for the past month Wis
iting with their son Bryson Collins.
Prof. Packer and wife attended the
funeral Of his little nephew, at Salem
Tuesday. 4
Rev. Paul McBeth and family visit
ed with his parents in Keosauqua
Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Collins left Saturday for
Chicago where she and Afr. Collins in
tend making their home.
William Grawshaw, OF Jasper, Kan,
and Miss Lucretia Endusby, of this
place, were united in marriage at the
home of Mrs. Watson. Wednesday, Oct.
A, at high noon. The ceremony was
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volcanic Eruptio,,..

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them; also Old, Running and Fe-
yer Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
aches. Only Is cts. boy. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by Clark & Mollison,
druggists.
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AGENCY.

Agency, Oct. s.-Rev. and Mrs. Thos.
Osborne left last Thursday for Win
field where Rev. Osborne was assigned
by the conference.
Rev. W. s. Moore, the newly appoint
ed minister, preached here yesterday
both morning and evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Matte Burbagc
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A man who pays cash for his goods
is entitled to the lowest prices. If you
can get clothing cheaper at one place
than at another You ought to know it.
Trade at cash store and you get the
benefit. Trade at the Hub when in
doubt and you are safe. Nobody can
undersell them. They won't allow it.
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days or more will be spent before re-
turning to this city. They will make
their home at the Hotel Sax.
Mrs. Henry Caraway departed We'd
nesday for. Canton, H., where she will
spend a couple of months with .rela-
tives.
Bloomfield, Oct. 9.-John Graham
was a Des Moines visitor on Friday.
Jordan Mccain was called to- Man
kato, Mimi, Friday, to the bedside of
his son-in-law, IA. e. Ewing, who was
injured in a railway wreck some six
weeks ago, and has received severe in
ternal injuries from which he is not
expected to live.
Mrs. Jennie Easter and daughter, Ma
bel, of Ainsworth, and Miss Aletha
Randall, of Birmingham, arrived Fri
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Dunn, where they will remain to at
tend the wedding of Miss Estella Dunn
which occurs at the NJ. L. church on
Tuesday. III
Mrs. Henry G. Taylor and the Misses
Steckel will receive friends at 301 JEFF
ferson street, Tuesday, Oct. 10, from
to o'clock, in honor of Mrs. w. j.
Steckel, the Misses Bolard, Miss Mon
tague, Miss Rinyheim, and Miss Jordan.
Misses Jessie and Jennie Furgeson
attended the street fair in Keokulk
where they We're Joined by their sister,
Mrs. Cozie Chapman, of Bonaparte,
who accompanied them home on Fri
| day. ySt5s.
Miss Maud Heddy pleasantly: enter
tanned number Of friends. Friday ev-
eninp in honor of Charley Horn, of
Soldier, Kan. Refreshments were
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Death of Galway stewart.

From Mondays Daily.
This morning at 5:15 o'clock, at the
family residence, SOB South Davis
street, occurred the death OF Galway
Stewart, at the age of 81 years, ,
months and eight days. The funeral
services will be held from the late res
idence at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, conducted by Rev. John Hastfe.i
Interment will take place in Shaui
cemetery. Mr.. Stewart was born in
Hancock county, Tennessee, and en-.
listed in the regular army in 1865. He
served three years, at the end of which
time he received an honorable dis
charge. He resided in Iowa twenty
two years. The deceased leaves q wife
and four children to mourn his death.
The cheapest lot of odd pants IN o..
tumwa, now on sale at The Hub. Pet
tie: values than can be had later.
nanJ <l,<, (yo,,,,;,,, a.,
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DOUDs.

Douds. Oct. 9.-aiiss Callie Morrow,
who has been ill for some time, died
Friday morning at 7:30 o'clock. The
body was inferred at Zion Lutheran
cemetery Sunday. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. Gardner, OF OF
tumwa.
Roy Morrow, the son OF Geo. w. Nor.
row, is i'll with typhoid fever.
+ A hardware store will be opened in
our city soon. 2
Ed Buckley has sold his grocery
store to jerry Morrow, who will move
it across the street.
The coal mines are being operated
to their fullest capacity and are be.
hind with their orders.
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KlREVHLLE.

- ,
:l;4as a',ile, oS. 'aortai an l.leMelyn
5 sn, q lew GAYS, Win ms SISTER, Mrs.
VII .9.spnens. anu AMY lisar. agency
anu as'elloeo th'. street carhlvl sl IN VI
'u ,1.', ]
Mrs: Masgie f1esaleN' o. uttuinwa, rs
spes,ai ny 4 rev DAYS slsi1ing her par
en ~ Mr. anu MIS-. James, stephenson.
:. Inalies Msl1ohoush' VINO mas peen
= ~ soioIaao ZOE tne past TWO years, IS
nome ee,1 aSaln ana VIII remain during the
ran u :,
James 4. f;orsyth returned nome Sat-
uro , aIter montns absence at sew
EN-. STATE ana distrlct 1airs as an eN-
ilpitof aIla representative OF the jan
.les 'MafluIaetul1hs company OF VI
eu I.,ss -
Li'.ie A4uiu ELLSWORTH VINO mas mad
! serious attacK OF the typhor! fever,
IS much oetter ana on the road to re-
coserN:
oeu zones, VINO mas peen lalsGoloradoi
TOT 10 TWO years past, returned nome
Ne n.l -.
Wfiha an 'McLain, or EmmeEson,S Mills
S county. IOWA. aiTiveo oaturdaya az the
nome OF .Mr. and Mrs. john Dana for.
a. u. soro VISIT. Mt! McLain rs an 2ttl-
trend and neishbor OF Mr. Da l and.
ms ms v1sl SIT mere VIII pc a pleasant one
ne rs on ms way nome from a five
WEEKS visle II ms Ola nome IN hehder-
.aon county, iiilnois. he settled there
~ 1000 anu 4 res'usd Ihere 'iil 1901, When
ne ne move1 To- Mills county, where
MI. and7Mrs: Dana formerly,slived.
MI. ana MIS- .Johm laVldson and
QauSntef, MIS-. Eva Brown, are nome
again 'affer seNeral;lweeks visit with
reiatiyes IN soutafwestern, Missouri.
Wine Hogie .ieft Monday morning
lor heokuR tosfesuine MS f medical
s'uales 1or announcer year; !.
Last Inursday night the members OF
.he. Epw1rtn league 70 the number OF
l1rIy galnefed al the nome OF DE- and
MIS-. MIS-. A Y and there consunimated
. .he:r pans TOT a.snrprlse reception on
" 1.i Ell pas,or ana Mlie, heV. ana MIS-. y.
l..oausn!an. At.7:lS. when the dark,
ness :, on ,niSnt hadlsu1nclehtiy deepened
;e,rer,, t.,i,, ~, 4la;,.
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RIDWELL.
KEB.

Keb, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Thomas Reed and
daughter Rosa, of Lost Creek, were
visiting friends in Keb this week.
Billy Williams has a queer kind OF
n bird which was captured near Keb a
few days ago. It is brownish vel.
low, has very long bill, bright eyes
and large wings and is quite vicious,
"A number of people have examined it,
none of them seeming to know what
kind of bird it is.
Two weeks from Saturday night a
supper will be given in the school
house. The proceeds of the supper will
be used to fix the band hall for a
school. room, .Ss
Mrs. Una Picker and Miss Bess Walk
er will spend Sunday at their. home in
Eldon.
Tom Williams, of Missouri, is visit
ing. in Keb.
Charles Edman,, Selma Edman and
Olga Oberg, of Hiteman, We're Keb Wis
itors this week.
The many friends of John Brennan
in Keb regret to learn that he has been
compelled to go to Colorado for his
health and hope he will be greatly
benefited while there. :.
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wood having been sawed yesterday. It
was soon eXtinguished, however, and
no serious damage was done.
County Superintendent Gemmill
went to Keota yesterday on official
business.
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7 MAI, s. S. c. CULLEN & co. a 7zaias g.

was held from her late residence Fri
day morning. conducted by Rev. Hill.
The intermentwas in the Agency cen-
etery.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
c. Wheaton died last Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. Irwin is i'll.
DR., S. NJ. johnson, of Carson, visited
relatives here. over Sunday.
G. Stephens has been nominated by
the republicans for township trustee.
G. N. Smith, who formerly resided
here, died at his home in Grinnell Sat
urday. Mrs. j. S. Wheaton, his sister,
and her son John, attended the funeral
this morning.
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performed by Rev. Dickinson. pastor
of the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawshaw will make their future
home in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurmon Bailey return
they have been for the past week. q. I
Mr.. and Mrs. ;Patmaipwere Rt Aiadi-
son callers Monday. u sSTsf.9
Il Mrs. Amahda 4ibbits returned to her
home III Ft.s Madison Wednesday, a ftsr
spending a. few days with relatives at
this places ;7Stlss i5..;; .sss Z - /;
Mis- Happy Plumer, of Ft.* Madison,
was, the guest fof her parents at this
[place Monday.
g. w. Alton was a. Birmingham caller
Saturday.
Rev. Tasting filled the pulpit at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
evening", &.
s Mrs. Nellie Smitz and Miss Goldie
Horn were Mt. Pleasant visitors Satur-
day.
BIDWEIL.
Bidwell, Oct. 9.Mrs. "A. w. Bell. o!
Chillicothe, and her brother John Sha
han, Of Chicago, We're callers at Bid
well Friday. =
w. L. Fisk and family are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ba!dwell.
Miss Clara Wilson and Willis Wilson
of Milton, who have been. visiting
here, departed for home Saturday
morning. =: f
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grooms ATTENDED
the Bryan celebration at Blalesburs
Saturday.
9Th. Garfield is reported some bet
ter at. this writing.
a. J. Cramer returned Saturday from
northwestern Iowa, where he has beer
lthreshing.
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Read the Courier for news.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-17
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Correspondents.
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HARDY.

D. L. King is in Little Rock
on business.
A now law office will be
opened up in Hardy next week
by Parsons &c Parsons who will
move here from Jonesboro.
A young man Moore was
arrested Sunday on a telegraph
order from Erath county, Texas,
Moore is wanted there for Sc
duction.
The IIubbell troupe, from
Agnes, gave a combined illus
trated Cuban lecture and musi-
cal entertainment at tho court
house Tuesday night.
The sixth birthday of little
Miss Docia Jackson, daughter Of
h. M. Jackson, was celebrated
Monday night by u large party
of her young friends.
The rush Of tax paying is over
at Hardy Tho Sharp County
Bank made a largo number o.
small loans to enable farmers tc
meot their tax bills easier,
The ball given by the school
board last Thursday night was so
we'll enjoyed by those present
that the school board has beer
induced to repeat it next Friday
night, March Il,
Sharp County record., 1899-03-17
Notice Tor Publication, 1888.

Land ONCE at Little Rock, Pulaski Co, Ark.
March I, 1899 (
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention 10
make final proof m'Support Of bis claim and that
said pr0ofwillb BE- made before the County Clerk
OF Sharp county III Evening shade, Ark. ON
Aprl 10, 1900, Via
William Stanneld,
IL u No, 1922, for the cust half south west
quarter, section 2S, township II, north range
4 west.
Ilenlmes the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land VIZ,
deG Norris, j. Il. Madison, Sam johnson and
ID. aaus, all Of Reed, AK,
William q, Whprle, Register