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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-14

Albert Miller is up and around after
a seven weeks illness.
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Mr.. Vermont, the genial insurance
man from Charter Oak, is in Denson
writing policies and breaking in Mr..
w. w Cushman who expects soon to
enter the insurance field.
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G. |. Patterson, of Dunlap. was a
Denison visitor last Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-14

Mrs. Joe Mills and daughter returned
to their home in Charter Oak today.
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A very pleasant birthday party was
given last Saturday in honor of Miss
Una Chaplin. About thirty of our
young folks were there and they had
the jolliest kind of a time.
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VIM. Asmus has an attack of the
grip.
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d, not forget the recital at the col.
lege chapel tomorrow evening.
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Denison Was entirely out Of soft coal
Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-14

Be sure and read this installment of
the Governors speech.
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Our merchants are all busy getting
their spring stocks in order.
Maurice O'Conner of Vail was in.
Dunlap on business Monday.
Mr.. M. D. Rose went to Omaha Oh
business yesterday afternoon.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Perkins on Thursday afternoon.
G.. /. Patterson, of Dunlap, was
Denis0n visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Huffman of Goodrich was
a Deuison visitor last Saturday.
Aug Myers of jackson township was
in Denison on business yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Hageson has been quite
seriously ill for the past two weeks.
Mrs Odell of Paradise has returned
from few weeks visit at Jefferson,
Ia.
Geo. Nicholson and little daughter of
Grand junction were in Denison last
week.
We are anXiousiy awaiting the open
ing of spring to see how much of the
building talk is talk and how much
building.
Mr.. Hugo Harthun has returned to
no,,i uo, n ~ on nj m o,,fho cpopf or
Sioux City.
Mr.. Jas Eagan. a railway contractor,
Is enjoying visit from his mother, sis
ter and brother.
VIM. Kocha, former resident of
Goodrich township, moved to Wy
oning, Jones county, la. last Saturday.
Miss Minnie Dilenbtrg, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Chas. Boil
len, returned to Vail Monday after
noon.
The Bulletin registered 40 degrees
below decency last Thursday. The
thermometer gave up the race in dis
gust.
Mrs. Jane Scott of Paradise will have
big sale on February 81. Watch for
the sale bills, and the announcement in
this issue.
The REVIEW would like to cores
pond with any person desiring to lease
a large and we'll located storeroom in
Denison Write at once.
The debate between Arion and Dow
City next Friday night on the expan-
sion question promises to be a lively
and interesting affair.
DR.. j. |. Gibson is at home and is laid
up with the grip. He was at Indie
pendence when taken sick and was
forced to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J M. Potter are on the
sick list, Mrs Potter being very ser
iously ILL.,. Their many friends hope fol-
their speedy recovery.
Walker Myler former student of thu
college is engaged in teaching in rnra
district near his home in Correction
Vile. We wish him success.
D. +. Bryan OF Paradise has shipped
some cattle to Chicago This is MI
Bryan's second shipment, which speak
we'll for him as cattle man.
n :.
Denison last Saturday. He is an ener
getic business man and is help to hi
community. .His advertisement will
appear in our Friday issue.
Mr.. Vermont, the genial insurance
man from Charter Oak, is in Denisol
writing policies and breaking in MI
w. w Cushman who expects soon t
enter the insurance field.
A very pleasant birthday party wa
given last Saturday in honor of Mis-
Una Chaplin. About thirty of GU
young folks were there and they ha
the jolllest kind of a time.
ID. Werner, former resident Q
Paradise bat now of Charter Oak,
assisting Mr.. ID. F Bryan OF Paradis
gather III the golden grain. MIR. Brya
still has some corn in the field.
The Knights of Pythias banque
which is nsu.lg one of Denison's mos
brilliant s. Gal functions is billed I
take place on February 28th. Dher
will be banquet. toi SIS and the GU
a., tomary ball.
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Everyone pronounces the REVIEW
Zeitung sale bills the best.


Everyone pronounces the REVIEW
Zeitung sale bills the best.
ID, not forget the recital at the col
lege chapel tomorrow evening.
Fl. p. Simmons, of Otto, Ia, is making
a pleasant visit with Denison friends.
Mr.. E. E. Springer of Charter Oak
was in Denison yesterday on business.
Hear ye, Hear ye, the honorable dis
trict court of Crawford county is now
in session.
Attorney Swasey of Dow City is at
tending to legal matters before the
court today
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Mahoney inter
tanned a sextette of friends at tea II M
day evening.
Mr.. Fred w. Eastman, the singer,
will be entertained at the home of Hon.
j Z. Conner during his stay in Deni-
son.
Judge Elwood is rejoicing over the
prospects, of better railway facilities
between Sac City and Denison in the
near future.
A lively fight took place on Main
street last night in which it is said the
local talent got the worst of it. 1t is
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Dwight Partridge makes MODEL
court bailiff.
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] LII. Pease spenl SIN lay in Dunlap.

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~ LII. P.ase spent SIN lay in Dunlap.
VIM. Asmus has an attack Of the
grip.
Denison Was entirely out of soft coal
Saturday.
Dwight Partridge makes MODEL
court bailiff.
Cold weather was hard on the valen-
tine trade this year.
Mr.. j. Orkin made business trip to
Winterset last week.
DIR. j. G. Robinson spent Sunday at
Vail with his relatives.
Mr.. Martin Neal came over from the
Oak on business yesterday.
Our merchants are all busy getting
their spring stocks in order.
Maurice O'Uonner OF Vail was in
Dunlap on business Monday.
Mr.. M. d. Rose went to Omaha Oh
business yesterday afternoon.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Perkins on Thursday afternoon.
G.. /. Patterson, of Dunlap. was a
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Hear ye, Hear ye, the honorable dis
trict court Of Crawford county is now
in session.
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Mr.. M. d. Rose went to Omaha on
business yesterday afternoon.
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p H. Rank went to Arion on bust
ness TODAY.
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Shoes.

Odd sizes and widths.
No matter what they
cost, they must be sold
and if low prices have
anything to do with it
they will be sold. Also
rubbers and sandals
for men, women and
children, and a lot Of
other articles all thro
our store.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
One Hunter Aills Another.

iiMlrr"N. March 's-A dcplorabIc
lrcidcni occurred last rlcnng at Pal
inctto Flat, ON the edge Of Cou>aw-
laichic swamp. which is considered Il
good place 10 humt Wild turkics. The
particulars are a> follows: Mr. W. i.
',iiliin. uf the finn of Cummings X
Griffin. an esteemed merchant of this
customary turkey yrlpcr. which cmits
4 sound that is. an exact imitation Of
The wild turkeys '.yclp. He heard in
response what he supposed to be- an an
>wcriig ''yclp' from IL turkey. The
exchange of 'yclp>' WAS continued for
some time. the "l.lpri> passing
around IN circmiiou> diirction rs is
ne habit OF turkeys. Finally Mr.. Grit
I'm pcIrrlvcd an object above the low
bushes which he became satisfied was
Il turkey walking by hin on IL log. and
iiird ~ the object. having no doubt he
wh> >linntlnE the tuiNry which for Il
half hour had bee, answering his
"yclp>.
Immediately aitc, ilc Tired he went
mp To get his game before it could
scramble away, and 10 lli> horror. found
nan fatally, Shot and unconscious.
with some three or fuur buck shot
through his left temple. The nniortu-
nate man WAS Il stranger to Mr.. Griffin.
who fi:I never before seen him. but he
Mas recognized later by other pcrsuns
rs Mr.. Doodle. Il white man of good
standing. aged about -. who. with his
wife ana children. lived at BrIlmson
Mr.. doodle WIS considered an expert
turkey hunter and also trapped for fur
animals in the swamp>
MIR. Griffin, craZcd almost with grief,
ran his horse home. got the coroner, Il
party OF friends and IL physician, and
hurried back. Arriving upon the scene
oi the accident, the party of gentle
men with sOrrOwing hearts and kind
hands. brought Mr.. Doodle, still un-
conscious, to Hampton, but the wounds
were fatal and he breathed his last
about o'clock this morning. The en-
tire community is now overwhelmed
with grief i'll consequence of the sad
occurrence. There is no citizen in this
country who is more temperate, prl-
dent and kind hearted than Mr.. Griffin
and 1t is safe to say that ne will do all
in his power to tighten the grief of Mr..
Boobies sOrTOwing family.
The .cOrOners jury found verdict
this morning iii accordance with the
above facts-that the killing was pure
~ Il matter of miscllancc, without any
knowledge OH the part of Mr.. Griffin of
the whereabouts of Mr.. Doodle, and
without any intention to do him bodily
harm
The body was attircd in fine new
suit OF clothes, !; handsome coffin was
provided, and the dead man escorted
by citizens to his wife III R,llnsOn, the
party leaving here about i2:3O. Mr..
Griffin paid all expenses. .-Nemx and
TOMrirr.
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Corner Greek Items.

~ the wind has ceased Ia blow. and
the fierce. dark. stormy clouds have
passed beyond to anOt her land, WE will
again rndcavnr. as your correspondent,
tn give Your many readers Il few COM
mcnts from Onr pen.
Spring. with all her beauty and love-
Illness. is again here to greet the cOmn-
try girls AMI boys. Yes, and tho farm
or. too. who Is rejoicing in the happy
thought that lic can start the plOw to
tilling the soil for the beginning of am
other crop. for which he has to depend
OH for living. The farmers would act
wise if they wOnld cultivate other pro
duets besides so much of this cheap.
Internal cotton. Make change. Bet
ter late than never.
Three more days and then three
months of lS9? will he gone. and oul
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lendletOn Items.

The l5aptists had supper last Fri
day night to assist in the repairs done
on their Church. They realized S'o6.
Miss $. Ellison. Of South, Ga. and
Miss Mary Weston. of Charleston. are
visiting Miss Susie Adgcr.
Miss Nell Cunningham, from the low
er part of the county, is visiting Miss
Annie III. Simpson.
Mr.. f. ". Pike. who lived near here,
died Sunday afternoon, and was buried
ut the Old Stone Church Monday ut 3
n'cl0ck.
Mr.. Peter Summic. who was an old
Confederate soldier. formerly of Union
County, and waS to the writer's knOwl-
edge Il good soldier. died near here Sun
day Afternoon.
cd as delegates To the reunion in
Charleston. McSSrS. T.. H. Shanklin and
W. !. Martin: altrrnitcS. McSsrS. Il. f.
Sloan and VI. {. Dickson
All the members of Camp Tally
Simpson are requested tn meet Satur-
day afternoon. April Sth. for business
OF Importance.
Mrs. Price. who has been in China us
Il missionary from the Presbyterian
Church for several years. delivered Il
fine lecture and Sanga song in the Chi
nest language to the ladies and chill
drcn last Sunday afternoon.
TELL. TALE.
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Mt. Bethel Dots.

Ga account uf he i,n.i. .isagrcrabic
weather. very little farm work has been
done up I" the present time.
Miss Anna Ashley and Minnie Muir
dock visited the fnnily of Mr.. Frank
McI.ain Saturday night and Sunday.
Married. by Rev. Il. +. Mitchell, and
ut his residence. Mr.. jim Ashley and
Miss Minnie Campbell all of Anderson
County.
We regret that DR.. IIaynic has left
,ls. and predict for him successful
career in ieltOm.
The roads have been in II bad fix all
winter and it seems rs if they are not
gong to get amy better.
Mr. Charley Saylors worShipp,l at
kcowcc last Sunday.
Mr.. j. X. Murdock and fanily visited
he family of Mr.. J. +. Snylor>.
The Mt. Bethel school is being taught
hy Miss Rosy Mcclellan. of I.own,its-
Vile. She seems to hc the right one
in the right place.
a
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farmers lGtr dom bathing tuvAnd~
Tia n'ahin.; al ;noln,l ci"p Of any i'm
l'"ii.uicc. Just loi he blessed >un
Shine 81 icw weeks nrW. and III ,cil
You. Mr.. Editor llu MIL certainly be-
something done.
Very few OF our peach ilcr> blOpnlcd
this year. >oInctlin. lolir humble
scribe never saw before III ulli life. But
II l. fact ''Strangc things viii hap
pen some times IluNcNrr. though,
we are III hopes of II few apples. plmn>
and blackbrlricS.
lI.lc EIuwthcr one of .\nirrvll' :
piuni>in. ioys, came iil, on his ''bikc"
Saturday evening. and spent the night
with IL.
Ms>>i>. Hn@>.Ialc \ tl,n,mt. who
hhlc been! stationed IN nill midst SAM
iiIG for The people III and around here
finished lhril work la~r wrrh and
moved 10 near Criyinn Without Il
doubt they gave satisfaction to all
palic,. lor The old >ayln. j.. They
lnnw then IiI.
Several "t illc progressive and wide
awahr ialmrl> of this lrcaliiy have
recently top dressed their wI".;lt with
nitrate of soda. We viii watch the
ir>Ili and lrpuri.
MIR. \. y. Shirley, one of our most
highly li"nor'd and oldest citizens. very
suddenly died ON last Tlc>,lay evening.
Although he llul symptoms of heart
failure. his death wns not expected by
his family ~ this time. being IL great
shock to his relatives aud friends. and
especially his family. His remains
were inferred IN he l'Hrkcr'> Creek
c.mrtrr, Oh "Wednesday evening, in
the presence oi Il large conSrcga-
ton of friends and relatives. The
funeral services were very solcmnly
conducted by his pastor, DR.. II. w.
Sanders. Blessed are they who die in
the Lord" TYHn.
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4 New Legal Invention.

Some Missouri lawyer has invented
:; bran new basis for Il claim for dam
ages against Il railway company. He
has Il client who was Il member of the
non commissioned staff Of one of the
volunteer regiments enlisted for the
war with Spain. While the army was
being concentrated in Florida, the sol
dicr, ny reason of alleged negligence OF
the Fort Scott and Memphis Hallway.
fell from Il car at jacksonville. sustain
ing injuries that ncccsstatrd his dis
charge from the army. Through his
attorney he has now brought suit
against the railway company for $25,-
ONO damages: The pcculiarity Of the
case lies i'll the fact that plaintiff sets
forth i'll his complaint, as one OF the
principal damages for which he seeks
rccompensc. that, by reason of the
defendants ncgligence,. plaintiff was
deprived of his opportunity to win glory
and honor as Il soldier in the war with
Spain. to his loss and damage. ."-Ro-
chester UrmOryNt
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Ricilland Greek Items.

The farmers are hauling ont and put :
ting in glan0. They have been push
ing along their work ut Il rapid rate for
the past week.
There is great deal of sick ness in our
burg.
We have ilonrishing Sunday School
III Providence. Mr.. j. !. Martin iSSu-
lmrntcnlcnt, and knows Just how to
manage Il Sunday School.
The grain crop is looking tine, and it
il continues there Will hc Il great deal
of both oats and wheat made.
The peach crop will lr Il failure this
year, is the peaches ar, nearly I'LL kill
cu in the bud:
The III grippe is raging.
Mr.. j. l.. Jones and family. OF la
v"nia. Ga. are visiting relatives and
friends in and around here.
Mr.. Sam Shrarcr, of Anderson. WAS
i'll our burg last week selling sewing
machines. JUDY.
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i.own'ic>,illr Items

l"nr >riii" l.girt~ 'l.il Ia. h.,> hlli a
irv items OF rl'l,~i 80 i'p"If lhI-
week.
Mis- lila lIavtl,ninr. :, b,nlliI.'l and
attractive N"uu- i.dN {" I.alinri. i
Visiting Mi LILY Ilnckahcr.
Mr. j. l.: MaJ"I. the efficient piIn-
rllal % nul lIl-h Nrlionl. went int CO.
nnbia Tuesday. iriurnin. >uidni. In
!i~ iI-.n,, Mis- i,io,k occiipi,h the
principals chair. and Miss Lily shut
n.ii'. = f"In'ci ir;,ciIrI III lInr school.
inr;, ,inll.r of Mis- I:ln,h'S drpuii
nrni
NIaiil al rlil citizens h.IN determined
10 "a to The confederate NttrlnIi~' Re
!!i;''m ~ Ii.iiI' -i"il. ilrh takes place,
III May. It viii be- highly interesting.
especially I" tii">c and their name is
legion Who lln,c >nn.. near relative
among culh Vets.
Subscriptions for Tho oil mill are
coming III daily. amt nraily all of The
Sl?.mW wanted has been subscribed
IlIi> l. >uinrtlinG III which every citi-
zen al .nwnlc>yillc and vicinii, should
take Il personal interest. a> nothing
could BE- of more value to hem al pres
cnt. II IS HE object of the managers
to get IL many of them to invest in il
as possible, so that they will hr more
interested in it, without calling in ont
side capital. No ID. II.
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Second Regiment is Now In Augusta.

Capt. w. T.. Gonzales, of the Second
South Carolina. arrived in the city yes
tcrtlay afternoon and will he here. !: day
az two. He is looking somewhat .iadcd
after continuous travel since last
"Wednesday, but is none the worse in
health for his stay iii Eii!,;i
In speaking of the regiment, part of
which arrived i'll Augusta yesterday,
in, said that according to the last or
ders received, the Second is to be mus
tered ont in Augusta. The regiment
is being moved over by the Plant
Steamship company. Seven companies
are now encampcd at Augusta. Tue
eighth, with the band and in charge of
Col. Jones. is expected on Tuesday.
The Third battalion was scheduled to
sail from Havana Sunday on the stcam-
ship Yarmouth, and will probably he in
Augusta Wednesday night. The lOca-
tion of the camp in Augusta is an ex-
crllcnt one, being that occupied by the
Ohio regiment, inst mustered out. The
tent and tloors ars. all in place. and the
dining halls are large and much more
elaborate than any this regiment has
yet had.
About - men were left in the hospi-
tai ut Camp Columbia. They will he
sent over before long in II hospital
ship.
There are no serious eases of illness,
and many of the patients are GONZALES
cent No plans have been made as
yet for the mastering out. hut wnrl, OH
the hooks will probably begin this
week. anu the work should be per-
fectcit within five sv,iS. 1t seems to
be uncertain whether the regiment will
he paid Oft for March before it is mus
tered out.
The South CarOlinians have been
very pleasantly received in Augusta,
and the people of that town promise
that the Second Regiment will have no
cause to regret the change of the sta
tiOn from Savannah to Augusta. The
change was made, not on account Of
quarantine regulations ut Savannah,
hut by order Of the war department.
The State. March p.
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Summer Homes Folder, 1880.

Mr.. w. \. Turk, General Passenger
Agent of the Southern Railway, is col:
Folder for the cusuing Summer, giving
the names of proprictOrs. post office adj
dresses, mt or near what station. con-
vcyancc used, number of guests, terms
per day, week and month. This infOr-
nation will be printed in an attractive
form and II large edition published and
distributed by the various agents of
this immense system throughout all
tcmplating taking boartlcrs for the en-
suing Summer are requested to apply
to the nearest railroad agent for blink
tn lie filled out giving the above infor-
nation, and forward ut once tn w. \.
Turk, General Passenger Agent. Wash
ingtnn. -. c.. $" that il may reach him
not later than April LIST.
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NOTICE.

WILL. be let to the lowest responsible
bidder on Wednesday, the 18th day of
ing of Bridge over Watermelon Creek,
near residence of Guss McAlister. on a
new road In Broadway Township.
Also. Thursday, April 9th. at ii ). 4n.,
the building of a new Bridge or the re-.
pairing of ford over creek on road leading
from Cason Store to Burdine P. O., or
r. Tripp's.
Also. on Thursday, both inst, at IL
a. m., the building of new Bridge over
branch near J. D. McElroy's gin house,
in Pendleton Township.
Plans and specifications made known
on day of letting. deserving right 10 re-
lect anv and all bids.
w. z. SNELGROvE. Co. Sup'r.
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Cards or Thanks.

Nix. EDITOR: Please allow us hrnlgh
your paper to return our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who were
ever ready to do anything in their pow
rr for our beloved husband, son and
brother during his last illness. AS we
were gathered around his bedside here
on earth, so may we I'LL be gathered
with him around our FathcDs throne in
heaven. Mrs. MiNNA GREER,
Is. ii. GREER,
and FAMILY.
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Yellow laundice Cured.

Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for its relief.
1t IL with pleasure we publish the follow
ing: This Is to certify that was terrible
sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over
six months. and was treated by some of
the best physicians in our city and all to
no avail. DR.. Bell. our druggist, recon-
mended Electric Ritters; and after taking
two bottles, l was entirely cured. l now
take great pleasure in recommending them
to any person suffering from this terrible
malady. / am gratefully yours, NJ. a.
Hogarty, Lexington. KY Sold by Hill
Orr Drt1p Go
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Np!iil. and ' lnM,! prizes. Tie inill>
al,.ldl ~ operation III he south AZ
,orrliiInci> ni :ila>i industry ilii viii
one day bc developed in The cotton
hrl'. and HAT Will be- followed ly u
Transfer "i iIic sugar industry 10 the
region where he >ugnl-canc i gl"wn.
Economy and >'Ii>c dictate the removal
nt factories to the pl;,r,- hat furnish
lllc ,IIldc pInlMct