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Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
nOLDlNGFORD

July 25.-Emily Rassier, OF st. Cloud
was a guest OF Mrs. A. Deidrich, few
days last week.
Mrs. Schwartz, OF Richmond, visited
freinds here last week.
Rev. Wilkins spent several days in St.
cloud last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardian are spending a
few days with relatives.
Deidrich & Henneck were fined $50 for
selling glass Of pop on Sunday, on war;
rant sworn out by the village marshal.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
GILBERT

July 25th. .-Nes Swanson, John Palm
and Nels Henrison were Br,,inerd callers
Saturday. -
The school board met last Saturday
and elected Miss Clara l.. Blanchard
teacher for the coming fallterm OF school.
OF Little Fails made d call on Gilbert
folks last week.
D. No, dstrom and family Of Little
Falls visited friends at this place Sun
day.
Elick Anderson returned from Brain
erd Saturday.
We understand that a good number
OF CELEBRITIES will take in the sights at
the county seat next Saturday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
ELM DALE

July 25th. Misses Gnnda Olsen and
Mary Davies went to Little Falls Thurs
day. = - r., ,g jf$ ts.Ss s.5
Edwin I'ererson. Chas Nelson, Az H.
Samuelson and Fred Anderson Joined
the Modern Woodmen Saturday eve
ming. ~. ~t q $335 s#S5s s.:5$
A number of Miss Charlotte Olsen''s
friends met at her home Sunday alter
noon to celebrate her birthday. MISS
Olsen received several valuable presents
AIeck Karnosky of Swan River, WhC.
has been visiting relatives IN Elm Dale,
returned to his home Sunday !. e $?$ssSE5@SsE
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong OF Two XIV
ers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thenis OF North
Prairie visited at Nick Boos' Sunday.
Ed. Collins and daughter OF Little
Falls called in the village Monday. s5.s.t
Miss Susie Rudeck is visiting with her
sister, Miss Katie KaruOsky, OF swan
River. ~ -. =<.&.. { y ss....
MIR. and Mrs. Borgstrom of Upsala
We're iu the village saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ida johnson OF Culdrum called
on friends in EImdale Monday. 4
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rudeck visited in swan
River Sunday. 49,. ,-g ~ T.
Mrs. Christensen has returned from
Swan River. -
Geo. Hollenbcck and son of Swan
vile we're in the village sunday. Gil
bert HoIlehbeck 1T Tor Minneapolis
Monday. .=
Fred Wightman was in Elmdaie Tues
day.
1t was thought directly alter. the hail
storm that the grain was entirely de-
stroyed but at present it looks much
better
Alfred Larson, who has been very SICK.
is improving. His brother Vim. is al>o
somewhat better.
G. r. Vallett had pumber OF men
and teams employed this week hauling
lumber from Tamarac Lake, where he
has been operating a sawmiIl this sum
nler.
e.. R. Vallett's sawmill at Tamarac
lake was discovered to be ou fire
one II ght last week.
Considerable damage was done, and
several thousand feet Of lumber burned.
1t is MT known how the fire originated.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

s@-There are 1000 acres OF IN. Z.
lands still left in the town*of Belle
Prairie in spite of the fact that this
is one Of the most thickly settled
townships ia the county Liam
dahl IS agent for the n T. Railroad
Co. lands, and the farmers Of Belle
2 Prairie ought to go into his Office
and look at the price Of these lands.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
Bucklen,s Arnlca SalVe.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter chapped hands. chilblains.
corns. and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t Is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents.per box. For sale
by L, D. Brown. Pioneer Drug Store. -,
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
''VVheelmen's 8 HkIn,irsionl

10 Boston and return via Nickle Plate
road at $19. 90 for the round DATE
2ofI sale AugustsI It'll aud 9TH Good
1eturning for arriyal initial staItipg
point not later than A ueust d,st, hy
q depositin ckets ii Bost Isnt
1ltch chbur R q tlhro MN train.
, daily with stibuled ii 80. ssI to
.Boston 4 q. licalo 8 flaren st.'
q nc q \ 4. I g s s y
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
ThreShinu,

[ have secured a brand new separ-
ator and will be prepared to do work
IN a frst-class mannec as soon as
the season opens. . !
TEoFIL Ruiz, Flensburg.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

- $-& 81 f-..E -.
Harper's Bazaar for the current week
gives some excellent ideas on the preser-
.vation of cut flowers. Merely putting
stem & the into water is apparently not
y and with q little more care
.e., even y, the MOST perishable blossoms may
be preserved. !. All leaves should be q re-
"a moved z from the part of the flower stem
that is tO lie underneath the water Z
says the Bazaar, otherwise these sodden
leaves ls decay and make the water ofIen-
ls siye Every day the flowers mnst be
carefully lifted from the water, and the
eight of5 an inch cut with sharp scissors
from the end 81 Of the stem. The vase
must thea be emptied, washed out, and
.reflled with ffesh watter
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

Mrs R. L. Snyder, wife Of a for
mer M. E: pastor here, was thrown
from a carriage and severely injured
July 10Th at Greenleaf, Minn.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

81 Austin Herald !: ysars j ago 10 b
printed wedding invita ations and #re.
ce'nllttl / ve ann nonnced stbs 81 happy2 p ART
yal q q son to- the couple. & " have
not ,lIt' yet re:eiv any & returns for opr| u
'1 work and are thinkina of 1aYinnlg' inl an, m
atsta alst aichuaents served W ,en tl,eS 81
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

The night lath crew at the saw
mill struck last week for an 1ncreaseI
5of wages 8 cents 9 day or . change
from night to.day every twos1weeks,3
instead fevery month: The change
was granted. # sss
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

- Miss Rose Stewart, Of Elm Dale,
sister of Mrs. D. Hannegan, is ill al
the hospital. :...-.-.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
n! I; ath'e'' j. I; B'ro ! o:'s;.'

of course, because their stock Of
harness and fy. nets IS the largest,
neatest and most durable in the
northwest; and say! talk about
prices, why their prices knock out
all competition and will save sa our
master some money ou the pur-. ].
chase you bet.
Dick es, ! heard they sell
Nos. 5 and g concord names for
65c: : pair and the overtop names
for 45c per pair, and q big stock
5of sweat pads which they sell sc
Csc, Soc, 35c and 25c; red flannel
deer hair stuff sweat pail, 70
close out: at s255
Oh how hap 81. and
proud We viii
. Dich We u ill i Din the
processiio on he:.dee s. q for ATHE
BRO ere tho stock tthe
largest and lriieess the sloWest
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
Big / Damage by Hail

Storms can be avoided for i o cts.
per acre in 8 fret class company Re.
commended BY Farm Stock and
Home and The n thwestern. 81
...#5i55 iEo.sH. sPoWERs. 6.
'94.s i s.2 .:.s s 1en'l Agt. {.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28

q, Jos. Bukofski i: :was held over to the
grand jnry rdesda for running
blind pig' &C F'lensb burg Bnk 81
.skiswas IS charge Tor tho lreal owner
Fhois said to be y ohm Peroviits. ~.
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
A Happy | Conversation ! d: ! { | 1t [ / i. |
- ~:5..!* - - -, - =. Y, -.
Between Dick and Ned.
:. 4

Dick: Wonder if our master.
is going to buy us that new har-
ness and new fly nets which he
has been promising us? y. VA.
Ned: Certainly he is. S b. 4. >= r
Dick: Wonder where he in
tends to buy them? s... ..>- H.. g.. = :ssz
Ned: Why at : Il. Il + q
Little Falls herald., 1899-07-28
Extra bfisse:s carpets at IS cts
2 = Il. s.: Z4s.** e VININas s
Little Falls Market eDorf
Prices corrected each week ON ,rhn,a.

: 8 Se orstheI 81
Wheat M e Northern 3. s. "a
Flour, Best psr 5. 42o
se.a1E az 400
!, g els :s..So
Dar'sy no.
uass
nls1 100
ne 10
nste navy 76-l.0O
pro .76-l.O0
.l13k
sButtes. ereausevy... Il. -
non rlll ana pEia
per dor. :. s.. IS.
dres.st, !, per &. S.
pes ....s Z. ~
ss q ]. s. i. .......
s. -. 3.
pef u .... =
Nv i y
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
There appears to be sn epidemic

There appears to be sn epidemic which runs to taking human lie. There has been more mar''ers in Southern Arizona during the la-t six weeks than for ssvs:Al previous months. So aking of numeruos kill inss in Coehiss aud other counties in this end Of the territory the Star is prompted ask: What does this mean! Is it on account Of the change of the weather or what. R.iicsl measures should b, invoked 10 stay the hand of the slayer. Human life ssems to be entirely ton cheap of late. wh.: can bs doos to raiss iss v.lu. CT brir 2 ter or to the m nds and hearts of s!syers is the quss isnl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Plaintiff.
ORVl. LIE MARTIN.
Defendant.


 Acton brought in tte District ooFut of he First Iudici. distIict oi the T rrtory ,f Afi- zo' in and for the Codniy of , ochise and the complaint n ed in he id County of Cochise in the office of the cierk oi id District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Onile Martin.
 You ar hereby requiIed to app ar in an ac- tiDn brought against ,ou by [ ab ve named Plaintiff ,re District C ut of the First judi cal D strict Of thhe erritO-v of Ar zoni. in and for tie ounty of Cochise. ana 10 answer the complaint file therein. within ten d ys exclusive of the day oi srrSicel afier the service on you Of Dis summons (f served within this c uniy; or if served out oI this county but in Il Gistiict. within twenty days. otherwise vii hin trntv days, or jud menr by default will oe ,aAen aga nst you according to tie prayer of sad complaint.
 The said action is brought to obtain a decree of divorce from Ihe b..nd> oi mlrrimony and tor the sole custody oi the mIner children Lena M Martin and Dryilie NJ lion Martin. and for all general. equitable and proper rrliei. Given riSc, i-.y hand ard the sel oi the Di ;ric; Curt oi th- Firs, Iuitci l Lis,ric; oi the SEAL 1.rit. " uf Arzoha, n and for tie County this Sul day July. Tn the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun dr-d a-d ninety nine. A Ii. EMANUEL July.-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Cour, or the County of Co., ch,se ierrItory vf arizona.
 Estate of Richard R. Fisher. deceased. Noucc IS hereby giv n by the u.idersi ned administrator O. the estate Of Richard X. Fisher. ueceaseI. ot..e creli of and all per- sons having claims against the said deccas q to exhif II them. ~iIh 'lse necessary ucheis. with n tour months aIter the nrst publication, oi this rotiov to tie sad administrstor, at hIs o.nce n the tourt Hou C m Tombstone Cochise o'Int,, A l.. the san t DeIng the pace for the ousiress of said estate. ia sad CouLty of o6bis..
 A. WENTWORTH. Administ a'or of the estate of Richard R. Fisher, do ceased.
 DaEed this TS h d y of August. IsSa Au-I6
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
r o. Address,
N. ice of ,pp icatiOn f.T Patent
U. 5. Land Oiice. tucson. September IS

U. 5. Land Oifioe. tucson. September IS | seoa.
 No;'ce is hereby givrn that pursuance oi the | nIteu Siaiss mialnS l,ss. Ad 1enieh by iam Ne.iiy Ills a 0 ney in 'ac,. ~h.se pos. hce d res, Is TomtsS. S.Oue, Colh.se cOu ,, IiIoEa ierrtOry. ha, m ide appiiIa lon |, P, eLi ri5 O linear et of he Ieorsc l. od, Aiinihg !aiiIi. situate Tn the l u quoIs- m ning dGsrict. county oi CochIse Terno of ssIiz.,.... ss d sTiueu m t.,e oih,ii ltt hrs,wi h LOS. ed and the IL Id not. on nIe n the fiji .r oi the NegIsIsr oi the Cit LanI D st Ict al Tu.s,n isirIt,'y oi aIito"a. ss f. no~s. viz:
 Beginning al corner No I. SE corner cf claim 4 ..Inc p Jst is mould OI stone. iect long ln squire sei one foot ID ground to r ck scsibed I-I3IS G M C, ~heBce U M M N ,3Io ars N g IS N 53<5 let; thesce \ B. -o N I5Oo ;e 60 corI,r No 2. iJeAuc .,tu iCciti1s .orner pIne p,'st In mound oi stone 3 n Lign ms q Iare scrited I3ISG ,. whence L ; l. NJ No I3Io b aTs ; 46 4, E. J , l. M No i2+9 br~rs .> O 5 thei.e \ 1Is x5 l. 3 c feet 70 IbiII,i nioIum nt Cf ioca non d pine st m mound one il hi. h IS square scrIbed N G si I5.e 300 ieet O, nef No d pinc pos; n a mould of tone e,; ong F ches ssiu re sc; In,hes i. gorI o beuro~k scrIbed ,3ioG 1 (. then $ 3. 1o l. goo seci to C. rLcI No 4. id, nuca. n, iocaiion corne ne p>st ia m >und of rock } ieet high inches square ,c i5ed 4 I3IS G A
 thence Or s5 VI 300 feet 10 c.n,cr .i uth ei'd of cam pInc osf m mound c st ne feet long inches square SCI il. a b, d O 'ock I"sc ibed G M C I3Io 5o' feet to corne 70 T. place of beginning. V.natIon or q cYf .rrs i3' l. Area Georse clam 2o.s acres and ,,rmIng portiJn of the quarter Of seciio
 Tn township No lo s of Range No as t. tnnsurveyesl Nerinian.
 The ocstion of this mine is accorded in o1Ic of the ,unty recorder of Cochise conn -rizona Territory at Iiase 483 of B' OR I2 Rec rds of Mines and supplemental no,ice pages SIS sIo of Book c. Rcco. d. of Mines.
 AdjoSni claim are his claim Ia endec on the $ \ Dy the St Patrick mine. Any and all persons claining adversely an, portion of sud mine or surface ground are re qrired to ,hen adverse cl4i"'s wi h the Reg ster of the U aitrd St ties Lanf of1ce at Tuc-o l.. the -erotory of tuzrna during the SKI, | ays p~nod .f publi ation hers of or they will barred by virtue of D ovis ons Of rhe statute
 Signed MILLION R. MOORE
 Register
 First Pubicston S, pt ss. Is,.'
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
I)-I8
Notice tor App ica,ion for Patent
M ming Appiicsii' n No. :. surrey Nc I3'

U. S Land Office. Tucson. A fiona. ct. sth I6So.
 Notice is he,eby given that I he Silver Clou | Mining Co. ny l. V. Nicker>. agent. who,e post-ofhce add e. is omb,tonr Cucris Co n,v A izona has nude ID .lc ',i7n for 2 patent for isoo l n ar feet o the SIlser loud Lode. besr,ng sil .er anu goli. situate in iomc- stone MinIng District. Co hi-e ounIy Arizona and drsc'ibed in ihe official plsI and led notes on fl in this office as follows. viz;
 Beginning at corn No [. a pins post 3s f. long inches sqa re in mound O. stone Set I4 inches in ground 10 he'd rock scrio-d i-IS53 $. C. Nj whence U S. L. M No. 1883 tear \. I9' 8 L. 379 'eet, the out house Tomb tone be1rs =. az W. about eleven mill S. thence \ 33' o3' W. 3,I feettp West center .n1 a pine pos, # long 4 inches square in mound stone set inches in ground 10 bed rock scribed I3s:. $. C. NJ. Goa fest 10 corner No 2 pine post 3t fl long inctes sqIa in mou d oi stone set l5 m hes m ground serib~c ? B } s. C Nj th, rec \. oS' 4. I5oo u is Urner No pine post 354 Il long II ches sq ar in m Jund o' stone set ore foot in bed TO k scribed 3-I363S C. NJ: ence s 33' o3 E 3oi 1t ,o east center end identical with location. a pine pot :3h ft lorg 4 inches squ are sei on X on limestone rect. m mound of stoLe CT bed I3 } :. C. NJ. whence the monument pi location oears S63' 4S' w. 65s ftoc2 fl 10 corner No idr ntical with location. . pine poSi3b it long inches squl:e in mound of stone one foot in ground to ed rock scribed 4-IS3s $ C. M; thence s. 63' $ W 1900 fG 10 corn r No. [ the ace O eginning. Variation of al corner' I7s 30 E and con airing %. 5S acres in township IS s uih Of Range 8 east lunsurvey- cd G.la and Salt River Meridian.
 1he location of this mire is recorded in the County Recorder ofiice of Cochise County Up page as6 took Transcrib Records oi Mines. Acjoinir claimants are none.
 All rersc ns hold'ng adverse el inns thereto are T. quired to present the sam- be:ore th's office within sixty days from the first day Of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue cf the provisions of the statpe.
 signed MILTON R. MDOSF
 Register.
 First Publication. Oct. IT I8oq.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Si.ERItFS SALE.

By virtue Of an execu ion issu d cut of the is rict Cour ite | irst nGicial Dstht of th. Teiri'o of ,IiLoia a. in md for tt.- oun'y O, Cochise, dated the sun da, ot Sepiem CT ISo9 on a jad. ment dUly d ckcted in said Court m the c.-se erutled Lotus Leck' Id ri and Aiheit S,einielut. part CTS. are pa niiii . and l. Iardenss. ce end, nt. for tLe sum of three hun1Icd and thre dollars and fcriy six cents IS ,os so) cvsts included, on tn. | 3th day
 of luy, A. D. lsoo. ty winch 1 am commanded
 to make the said sum Ci money with in crest al;
 $. ven per nt per am un. from July B 1899. out of the personal prop rty of the sand ar
 denzs. or if sufi cent thereof cannot be f u1' |.
 th n out of the T, al property belonging 10 him on the said I3ih oay of Juy IsS9. or any time since.
 An5 whereas. no personal property of the said debtor ian b. found in my C, 'unt, Uf ~hici 10 make sand sum of mo,.ey. l have leviet upon and seized all O the right. ut c and mt ieSi which the said l. Card.na on the iSih da' Of luly Is. 9 or at any tune since m and to the follow ing ces' ribed cal estate and proper situate, lying ard eing in the tom ef Bsbse | Coz hise County Arizoua. dessribed as folloss | 10 wit
 That certain lot ofland having frontaoe O | I3o feet on Brewery Iulch teing bound or | the west by B every Gulch; on the south !, | the lot of SO Sd Nuelas; on the east b, govern
 ment land. and on the north by go.ernmen
 land; sa d lot tf land cont ming five frsm' houses and one able. and being known ane | called the sIcenas lot.
 Pub notice is hereby ,i,en that on hurs | day the oih d,y of No,eniter 1899. al teI
 o'clock A. m of that day. ir iron, o' 'he onr
 h, use door of said CochIse Cou' ty in Ih- i'yo | Tombstone. ~ill sell at pub ic auction to th' hig he tand hest bidder foi cash. currency Cf th l | nittd States all tt he al owe described pro | peiy. O. so much ihereo' as ma. te nrce-sai. l 10 satisfy sad judgm gment. .osts and accurin. costs.
 1 Dated Toubs,one. Arizona October I6. I5o- | SCOTT WHIT.. IO-I8 Sheriff.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Notice to Creditors

In the rrotate Court of the County 1i Cockiss Ter tt' r, oi Arizona.
 Estate of E. R. Sampson. deceased.
 Nouee is heret,y gwen by the undersigned af- s.ni,lratIix ot she C. tate of E R : am, son ceased. to sfe creditors os and all prTson sving claims against the ssid occca-ed.. xhibu hem. with the recessary vouchers .sthin four mon hs alter the first pubhcau n o this notice. t3 the said administrative a, Eis- C.. al tne ,ffie~ of S. K. NIIl.. m, ue same eng t"e ac- for the scs.on of the Lusi- .ess of sad ,ststs in sair county of Cochisr
 FLORENCE l. SAMPSON, of the IEstatr os E. R. Samr. son, deceased
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Thousands are Tryiag It.

In order to prove the grea. merit of Eiy's Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Caiar,h h and Col1 il Head, VIC have pre- pared generous triil size for 10 cents Get 1t or your druyg-st CT send 10 cents to
 ELY BROS, 5G Warren St, '. '. City.
 Isuffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since 2 boy. ani 1 nesar hoped fol cure, but Ely's C-eam Balm seems to dc even that Many acquaintances have used it with excellent resIlts.-Oscar Ostrum, x5 Warren Ave, Chicago, IiL
 Ely's Cream Baln. is the acknowledged cure for catarri and contains no coeaine, mercury nor any injurious drng. Irice. @ e,nts- At druggists nr by mail.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
SEAL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court County of Cochise. Ter ri;ory Of Arizona
 Estate ofv. Kembre. deceased. Notic, is hereby tiven by the urder signed admini,t oi the estate Of V KemDle, deceased 10 the CT. dtors of and all p-rs ms hay- 'ng claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the cessIiy vouchers. uithin four 'oDths after the first publication c' fh's notice to the said Administrator at Fairbank post officr. rhe sams the being the p ace for ,hs transaction If the business of said etate in saic County of Cochise.
 A. Y. MOVES. Administration of the Estate of V. Kembls iccrased.
 Dated August 3I, 1899 ST
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
FREE COI\.CE 10 to I.

The movement for the erection ! San Franci .co of . monument to com memorate Admiral Ds~ey's victory at Manila Is already sssur-d of . -uccess- full outcome, the fund having reached t36,O00. Contributors are still flow ing in.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
NOTICE.

Al p.rsons wo-k ng on O flu his hing sup yiies or he Humboldt, hA hiano. hanee. Name. non anu Ms nnn,s known ss l. C s,c(, (,ormick -,Cup of l,In-s, Ler,b notIhed tat the wDe' Oi the aLovs pro. .eItJ noi' h,n.sef and , ort:iy fee O; aIy and al Cebis oniTs cIed ssid mIne is snuaied in Iuqaoss IIning distrIct oi , ochIse and Is n . un. CT no to e $. i'aioy and |. W Young, IT,, .he b,nd D run one year rom March rst. Iseo
 ROBERT MCCORMICK,
 Tombstone, Ariz. Lated March 30. 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Summons.

IN THE DT>TRICr COURT. FIRST Judicial Ds,rict of the I err ioiy of Arzons n and fJr the County of Cochise. MINNIE MARTIN.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Edrca.e -our Bowels vftr Cas~sreea
 Candy Cathl-t.c. cure cons: ipation Irever 1cr "|~ nc fai' dr--rier vafs'fr
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18

Jim Thompson is Il bold young negro
thief: and has il special tondncss for
stealing live stock. Not long since he
stole COW. and his next act was APP
propriating another man 5 male for his
own use. Last Sunday Mr.. Ward y.
Thompson drove into the city, hitched
his horse in the rear Of the Masonic
Temple and attended services at the
Presbyterian Church. About o'clock
he returned to his buggy, but it was
gone. Thinking that perhaps some
other member OF the family had driven
the horse home. near the eastern SUI
burbs OF the city, he mounted his wheel
and went home. The horse and buggy
were not there and had not been seen
by amy member OF the family since
morning. AIr. Thompson returned to
the city. reported the mattcrtu the DO
licc ana Deputy Shcriil'Dillingham. In
the meantime it was learned that ne
gro had been seen driving the horse ont
the Bolton road. Deputy Dillingham;
~ once started 10 Bcltun, and MIR.
thompson, on his wheel. went To Ilonca
Iath. At Bclton the Deputy phuncd
to lionea Path. and shortly afterwards
tie negro drove into the latter place
closely followed by Mr.. Thompson.
Mr.. Dillingham; changed horses at Bel
ton and soon reached llonca Path. The
negro was brought back to the city and
lodged III jail that night. The next
ride he will take will be to the pcnitcn-
tiary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18
Antun Items.

1t becomes onr sadly duty to chroni-
Gle the death OF Mr.. Clark Smith. On
last Wednesday morning the Great
Sovereign of the Universe called for
the soul He had left with Mr.. Smith
and with aioy and glndncss that can
only be imagined by those that have
suffered as Mr.. Smith. for upward OF
twelve years; as Il most helpless invalid.
he peacefully closed his eyes and
launched out. with IL sacred trust, into
the Great beyond. Mr.. Smith was
about forty-tivc years OF age. His re-
mains were inferred in the family
burying ground.
Several of our farmers are taking ad-
vantage of the beautiful weather and
are rapidly sowing oats.
Cotton picking is almost over.
The Sandy Springs Literary Society
had short but spirited debate on the
subject in hand last Saturday night.
The Society will meet again next Sat
urday night, 21st inst. at O'clock. The
members expect to have real live de
bate and cordially invite the public to
attend. BOE AMATEUR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18
Union Meeting.

The next Union meeting Of the Pied
mont Association will be held with the
Central Baptist Church OH the fifth
Saturday at 10 O'clock Il. III. Introduce
tory sermon by j. w. Sheriff.
1st Query-"WLat are the evidences
OF regeneration9" 10 be opened by r..
Il. ClOvensha.
End Query-"NNhnt can be done to
awaken greater interest in missions
and all benevolent objects?" 10 he
opened by A. NJ. Young.
j. JAMESON, Moderator.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-18

During the hot days Of June when iced drinks
were in demand and the sales Of forced at
nous discounts thought of cold Winter nights and
bought