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.BRUTALLY BEA7EN!.
Two Arion Boys do on the War
Path.
A. A. CONRAD THE VICTIM
One Holds Him While the Other Does
the Beating-7he Result of an
Old Feud.

The little town of Arion in the west
tern part of the county is not very
metropolitan in appearance perhaps,
but when it comes to sizing up its tough
cement it would compare quite favor
ably with city of no small proper
tions.
Some time ago, gang of these young
toughs, having imbibed more freely
than usual went up the street in search
of something to break the monotony of
every day occurrences Seeing nothing
of better promise they amused them
selves by throwing stones through the
front windows of A. A. Conrad's gen.
eral merchandise store. This happened
at about II O'clock at night. The next
morning six men were arrested and
given preliminary hearing at which
they were bound over to the next term
of court. When the case came up for
trial, there being no proof as to the
identity of those who threw the stones,
the case was dismissed.
Among the gang who were arrested
We're Clyde Huffman, a we'll to.do young
farmer, and Eric Barsby, an operator.
These were not satisfied with the treat
ment they had received and have made
threats since that they would get even.
Wednesday afternoon they were both
in town, and, going to Conrad, demand
ed that he pay their attorneys fees in
the trial This Conrad refused to dc
when one Of them grabbed and held him
while the other brutally beat him. In
the scufie Conrad was thrown over q
barrel and badly injured. Having fin
lsished their work both men ran but were
soon caught and lodged in the town
Jail. During the night, however, with
the assistance of friends ON the outside
they managed to make their escape, bur
they were recaptured Thursday evening
at Earling, where they had made theil
4 way across the country. They wer,
/ brought back to Arion this morning
and are having their preliminary hear
4 ing.
1 Later we learn that the trial has beer
| postponed until Nov. goth and the mel
held under $500 bail We are also in
! formed that Mr.. Conrad will sue fo
$5, 900 damages.
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Iowa Council Thanks caiifornians.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 17.-The state
executive council yesterday unanimously
adopted resolutions thanking the people
Of California, and especially of San
Francisco, Oakland and Berkely, fol
hospitality and kindness manifested to-
ward the soldiers of the Fifty first Iowa
regiment, Governor Gage, Adjutant
General Seamens and Colonel Groves,
Of the governors staff, and extending
personal thanks for their courtesies to
the soldiers and the Iowa party which
received them on their return from Ma.
Mia, and the good women of San Fran.
Disco, Oakland and Berkely, aud espe.
cial thanks for the care of the sick while
the regiment was in San Francisco.
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Million. for the University,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Call
says that the number Of shares of South
ern Pacific stock just sold by Mrs. Stan
ford to the Huntington -Speyer syndi-
cate was 283, 900. for $11, ,s20, 900. Word
has been received from New York that
Mrs. Stanford has already transferred
$11 100000 to the endowment fund of
the university. The total endowment
of the Leland Stanford, Jr., university
is now placed at S25, 100000.
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Bradley Has Politicians Guessing.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. H.-Governor
Bradley has the members of both parties
guessing what hand he will take in the
event of collision between Goebel and
Taylor over the governorship. Brad
ley's close friends say he will not recog-
nize Goebel as governor if the state
board goes behind the original returns
in order to obtain for him certificate
Of election. The governor himself will
not talk, but as he is in conference with
Adjutant General Collier almost con.
stantly, rumors of this kind are worry
ing the Democratic leaders.
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GEN. YOUNG PUSHES ON
Macabebes Demoralize Filipi-
nos as Americans Advance.
LAID AWAY IN PAoo CEMETERY.
Remains of Major John A. Logan Buried
by Late Comrades-Asuinaldos Said to Be
Making His Way to Bayolnbong, New
Capital-Two Prisoners Rescued.

CaDltal-IWO PrlSOn6rR Rescued
MANILA, Nov. 17.-Reports have been
received here from General Young,
dated Humingan, yesterday. Humingan
is about 81 miles east of San Fabian. A
correspondent of the Associated Press
telegraphs an account of the rapid pace
with which General Young covered the
road with his cavalry. The Macabebe
scouts demoralized the insurgents
around the low country. Aguinaldo
and his government are said to be maxi
ing desperate efforts to escape to Bayom-
bong. The information here is that he
is still in the low country.
Lieutenant Johnston captured yester-
day at San Nicholas 10 barrels contain
ing the wardrobe of Aguinaldo's wife,
some personal effects, the records of the
secretary of war, and much commissary
and medical supplies. Sonora Agui.
naldo probably escaped over the divide,
but the secretary of war is thought to
be inside the lines. Thomas w. Hayes,
civilian, and Calvin s. Davis of the
Sixteenth infantry, who were held pris-
OueIs ny tne Insurgents, nave Oee0 res
cued.
The names Of Lieutenant Gilmore and
seven of his men were found written on
the walls of the convent of San Quen-
tin. The garrisons of all the towns
surprised resisted feebly.
The remains of Major John A.. Logan,
killed in action at San Jacinto Satur-
day, were buried in Paoo cemetery this
morning. Many persons followed the
body to the grave.
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Inter,tate Commerce Hearing.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE interstate
commerce commission, which has been
holding an inquiry into Pacific coast
rates, will adjourn today. The hearing
developed no new phase Of the contrc-
yersy. The witnesses all testified to
substantially the same facts that were
given by preceding witnesses and the
evidence was, therefore, in . measure
merely cumulative.
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TOD. P. Miller & Co. must be ac-
corded the honor of making the first
freight shipment from Denison to
Schleswig. The shipment was made
last Monday morning.
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Last Spike Ii Driven.

Sioux C1TY, Nov. 1.-THE new
branch of the Chicago and Northwest
ern road has been completed to Har-
Ian. Ia, and trains are running. The
last spike on the new line of the Mar
shalltown and Dakota road has been
driven and trains will be running in
the course of a few days.
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ra.seng.r Grams yolllae

I LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia head-end
collision between passenger trains oc-
CURED yesterday at Pleasure Ridge
Park, KY, south of this city, Several
trainmen We're hurt. Beyond severe
! shaking up none Of the passengers were
injured.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17

AS we predicted the Bulletin does
not take an honorable course but per.
sists in baseless insinnation. Last
week 500 had been expended in Union
township but this week according to
the Bulletin the amount is 800 This
rate of gain is almost equal to the
democratic losses in Crawford county.
If the Bulletins purpose is honestly to
try to purify politics, it will give the
names of the bribe takers and see that
/ they are punished
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HII New STYLES For
Fall 1899 Gan Be
Found at The Hub.
lIlMIIIl,lln

THE HUB is pushing Business for all there is in it.
Prices have been down the lowest notch in
our trade for the coming We invite you
all to inspect goods which STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS and of the highest grade of merchandise that
be found. Our stock is complete in all respects
matter what you looking for in the line of Mems and
Boys and Chidrens We shall quote you
OF our bargains.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17

Editor Dell Cummings spent today in
Denison He kindly furnished us with
information as the brutal assault at
Arion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17

Beginning next Monday the mail will
be taken to Hollernzollern Tor Schles
wig) daily instead of three times week
as at present, 1t is hoped that soon the
railway service will take the place of
the star route.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17

Mr.. G. w. Gregg and Mr. Ed Child
are among the Dunlap delegation in
Denison today.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17

Mr.. j. W. Malone, of Deloit, was a
Denison visitor today He is a pros
porous young farmer.
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FIGURE CUMMINs A WINNER
Senatorial Aspirant's Friends Hold q Cor
ference at Des Moines.

Senatorial Aspirant's Friends Hold Cor
ference at Des Moines.
DIES MONIES, Nov. ia conference
of the Cummins forces was held here
yesterday, 10 members Of the next legis-
lature meeting with Cummins to dis
cuss the senatorial contest and lay plans.
The Cummins forces claim A mem
bers of the house to Gears 81, the other
six Republican members being classed
as doubtful. In the senate they assert
that Gear and Cummins each has l6
votes, while the other three are doubtful.
Altogether Oummins claims 60 votes
and as there are l16 Republican mem
bers in the next legislature, this claim,
if substantiated, will give him major.
ity IN the caucus.
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GEN. J0UBERT SLAIN.
Rumor That Boer Commander
Is Killed In Action.
REPORT LACKS CONFIRMATION.
Armored Train at Mercy of Boers-Dublin
Fusileers and Durham Volunteers
Aboard-Lie utenant Winston Churchill
Is Captured-Big Fight at Ladysmith.

DURHAM, Nov. 17.-An unconfirmed
rnmor is current here that General
Joubert, the commanders n-chief Of the
forces, was killed Friday at Ladysmith.
Ihe story as told is that the British
naval guns suddenly opened fire on a
position where the Beers had mounted
siege guns and That General Joubert,
who was standing near the ARTILLERY,
was struck with fragment of a shell
st the second shot, the wound being SO
severe that he afterwards died.
1t is also said that at a Boer council Of
war the other generals were anxious to
remove the army to some otser point,
, but General Joubert desired to capture
Ladysmith first.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Misfortune stead
ly befalls British employment of
Armored trains, the fascination for
which has given the Beers their first
and last victory. On the last occasion
the British seem to have walked into a
deliberate trap, in which perhaps nine
men were killed Of wounded. 1t is be-
ieved that few escaped and that the
others are prisoners in the hands Of the
! Beers. Many of the wounded were
brought back on the locomotive and
tender of the armored train. Captain
Haldane of the Gordon Highlanders was
attached to the Fusileers. The list of
casualties is awaited with anxiety. In
time of trouble Lieutenant Winston
Churchill has proven himself more a
soldier than correspondent. The ru-
NOR of the death of General Joubert is
discredited. It is rumored from Pieter-
maritzburg that the Boer losses at Lady
smith on Thursday were heavy and in
cluded General Lucas Meyer, who was
either killed or wounded. The report
as to General Joubert's death probably
arose from the fact that his wife has
left the Boer camp at Ladysmith for the
Free State.
The Times publishes the following
from Pietermaritzburg, dated Nov. 15:
s'Estcourt is short of artillery. The
garrison raay retire to Mooi river, south
NzaTd, tonight in case strong force pt
Beers should advance. The enemy's
intention is to keep back the British re-
Ieving column
LORENZO MARQUEE, Nov. ia local
newspaper reports that Ladysmith was
subjected to avery heavy bombardmen'
oil day Tuesday and at midnight all the
cannon on the hills surrounding the
town opened fire simultaneously, pour
ing shells from all points of the compass
Several buildings afire, the newspaper
asserts, could be distinctly seen from
Bulwana hill.
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Local News.

yMnNEspA}, nCT T. 1897
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Trinity News.

A. VIC aIr able TO be out once more.
and have failed to give any news i'm
some 'iiur. We will NOW fry To give Won
Il few thoughts.
W. have had il good many visitors
during t ne summer, but. alas. I'LL have
returned aud We have only the memo
nc. oi good times to think Of
Mrssrs. X. III. Jolly and ". NJ. Bolt
linvc exchanged lands. We are sorry
to have Henry leave us, for he is IN cX :
crlicnt nrighbOr.
We have quite Il crowd on oilr sick
'i..' but we hope that nnnr arc serious.
Mr.. i. II. Brown ha~ II fine rice crop.
Is Thought that il viii yield Il hun
area bushels per acre. Say, farmers.
Why don't yoii who Ii.c 80 much wet
hc!tDins grow lIr,'
Mc~srS /. N. kln- and T. II. Brown
have returned from iItii mountain
TIM. Thr> n..ih, rNcc!lrut 'hniId
gers.
by tic wy one certain fellow keep,
driving 'liii East Iini,r on SUNDAY c,r.
nneN. T. v"nld appear ~ though
wind
". bad the pleasure of attrmdl.
'i' nrhnpl entertainment III Lebanon
i.ttryihiu. WaS carried on; nicely
ti,cIi praise i, due Miss Alice Wake
ii,Ih Tor the success ni the Occ;lSinn
I hey have some fine speakers az I.tbn-
non. :iIh II they continue training hem
they VIII make some cNt,llcnt orators
i'id Lebanon ever fail in inythin;:.
- 'IIOoi. Boy
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LowndesylIlc Locals

The Sinnin. outfit of the l.owndcs-
willie Cotton Oil Go. is in fine running
order. ami is ginning cotton :is inst lis
It comes. About twelve minutes
i, tiv iii;;- required! to si, :. bale.
The system used is the Pratt. and not,
hs stated in my article several weeks
ago. tho Munger. This is duo in all
Justice to the Daniel Pratt Gin Com
pany. Of prattvillc. Ala. the munufac-
tuirrS OF hr system, and to our towns
man, MI. ID. l.. Barnes. who made the
sale. The Pratt System is much SUI
perior tn the Munger, and the Compn-
nN is to bc congratulated on its sclcc-
tion.
Captain ulas. II. Baker, Quartcrmas-
ter nf the United States Army, and
commander of the government trans
port "Kilpatrck.f is here visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs l.. Baker, of
with Mr. and Mrs. Baker. p'"'7
The {. & w. {. Railways agent here,
MIR. L. Is. Harris, who during the long
time that he has represented his COM
pany mere, has always shown himself
courteous. kind, efficient and faithful
to the interests both of his cnaDiuycrs
and OF the public, left Saturday for
Greenwood. lie goes there to accept
Il higher position. AMI while we re-
greet that he must leave us. we cOngrat-
ulatc him ON his promotion. Mr.. Il. w.
COlycr. OF Mount Carmel, Camc up Fri
day to take his place. Mr.. Coiycr was
formerly Il resident nj LOwndosville,
and our people are glad to know that
lie will tiU with ;iss again,
Miss Mnc Harris, of LiEcOlntOn, Ga.,
has been visiting her brother, MIR. +. Is.
iinrris;; at tho kay House.
Mr.. Ira Il. Bell left for Spartanburg
the Sophomore class of WOiford Col
lege.
Mr.. y. J. lluckabcc returned from =
visit to Abbcyille Saturday.
MIR. y. IL. I.inAh, Il popular travelling
man, who represents tho wcll-EnOwn
Charleston firm of Il. X. McGahan &
Co. i'll this territory, is visiting his
friend. Mr.. y. Y. Barnes.
Miss Ida Hawthorne. of I.atimcr. who
has many friends here, spent tho week
with Miss Lilly lIuckahc". returning to
her homo Saturday
susta to enter tho Medical College.
Mr.. l.. j. MOorehcad. Of Parksvillc,
>. c., is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. T.. Moorchcad.
Mr.. Dewitt l.. Barnes went to Green
willie during the last week.
MIR. Franklin, tho agent Tor tho Au
SuSta Chronicle, was in town Friday.
The T.. * w. &. X. II auditor, Mr..
Chilean. came up from Augusta Friday
To make changes III tho. depot books
made necessary by tho chango Of agents
AMI lrfi Saturday on tho IA. IN. train.
Med. HORROR.
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1T IL tho particular customer, the invss-
tiSAtinv, w+ll-i"f0rmed buyer that wa
TX" to .strik" when he comes 10 town for
his iiardware, Implements or Machin-
crr. we, that ~, Sullivan Hnrdw
90. krrH that all such will snap bargains
when offered.
Claims AT" cheap and easily made, but
sullivan Hardware 20. has the proof To
stablish tho worth of the Oliver Chilled
Plows.
The beat ami cheapest stock Of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods in the citv at Vandi-
ver BrOH.
Ballard's Obelisk and Guthres Finest
Fatent FI"ur tor 81 20 per bar el AT Van
"lV"r br"t Free city delivery 'Pboi e75
hrork Br"s have just received \ car
load OF Peerless Engines made by the
G"i>er MFG ca. They are 80 we'll
knr"u they need 40 praise Ia ,ho paper.
Tor every one who has ever u..d On,. can
t"li w! what they VIII do Tp"y re
c"!Ncd ~ elton Engine on -.,u,. ".',
ana " "a- 4 'lfe i curiosity tr-,.f !, :nn-
nlilg "r'nnh hy itself. Go and s,., rli.In
:. hnr yom are III need Of an x tul,II +.
p"rthbl" Engine. Thoy have them and
VII sell you something good III clone
i,ric".
Toe i,ire"s.. hrst aud cheapest stock Of
Shn"- IN .h' city AT Nabdiver Bro
Have hot water pipes run trou, your
Nrve 70 bath room. Try O,burme IL
p>!,nrn"
iron King Stoves aro considered the
bAAt Buy one. Osborne Il Osborne
sole Agents.
IT your Piano Organ naei- trinin.. or
rrpairs, IL will paw yOn To SEQ Mr. jas a.
Hudhock Of The {. a. Reed Muse House.
VINO vii guarantee psrfert satisfaction
t. MI.
"tnty years experience Is what tells
IN Sullivan HARDWARE. Co - business In
that time they t,ve learned much from
customers, At homo and in the markets of
ih" ""rih. How tn buy j. how To sell.
AbS"''it" certainty Of being pleased is ha
reward tor trading with this old rciinb,o
brm
You uiny read much an.! believe moth
inI. -orlnI IL believing when it e ines
u :Siiil van itar,iwar.i Co.'s big drive on
Rnhi,"r and Leather Betting, Machine
supplies and Fittings.
I" rensn the hardest CUSTOMER il our
pri''e and purpose If he IN worth pleasing.
ANY man who can't be pleased with Sui
Ivan Hardware Co. - Betting and prices
il simply beyond hope.
When you have any kind nf Plumbing
l would ike to figure with you on il.
a--tf John +. Burriss.
Sullivan Hardware Co. are Morgan &
Wright rer lAlly appointed distributing
agents. They can always furnish these
we'll known Tires and Inncr Tubes ut
Ia vest fJrireS
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Toucy Greek Items.

Fell asleep i'll Jesus Sept. ~. lA?9.
little Ruth AckCr, youngest child of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. james +. MattiS0n. aged
wears and months. Ruth was sick
Dnly Il short time with that dreadful
disease, mcmbranOliS Group and uiph-
ticIi;. cninbinc,i i".iiii' iii was .!:.:::
for her hat loving hands could do. God
beautiful and loving child, too pure
md sweet for this vile world of sin and
sorrow. While il seems hard to give
up ODt who was thr pet at Il loving
mother and father and other loved
mes. Cod knows best and they have
his to comfort them in this dark hour.
ruth is at rest where there is no more
Heath, no more sorrow. no more tears.
Her funeral was preached Sunday az
;Srlioon by Rev. MIR. Tate. pastor nf
Shady Grove Church. in tho presence
Of Il large congregation of relatives
anu friends. and the remains were laid
10 rest in that Sravcyard 10 await her
SaviOur'S call. The heart broken pa
rents have the sympathy OF the com
rnlnity in this their sad bereavement.
Capt: j. :. .tcllcr is still confined to
ms bed and Is very weak. Miss Eva
Po0rc is still sirl, in bed. also Mrs. j.
NJ. Cox is sick. Joe Aclicr, .ir.. has
hccn very sick. hut is some bcttcr
Mrs. Ellen Shirley. Of li0ncu Path.
Who has been visiting her father, Mr..
W. II. Ackcr. ior the past ten days has
returned home -. s,gt -
Miss Mary Ackrr. who has been Wis
iiing Mrs. i. A. Wilson. in Bclton. has
.cturncd home.
Miss LOWE McDavid. Annie Griffin
and Mrs. w. A. Clement. all Of lclton,
have i5ceii visiting iii this co!a:auaity.
Miss Emma Vaughn has gone to Rock
Hill TO attend school, Miss Essic Ackcr
is going t0 lseltOn to school. and j. S.
\cEcr .jr., will go to Grccnvillc.
The cotton is nearly u.l gathered and
pcOplc. will have plenty Of timc To get
np their winters wood This year. sure.
PATTY
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Beaver Hens

>Irh'nsa las again invaded nni com
nilnity. though we have not heard OF
any very serious casts. Mr.. J w. Ma
.i": and son. Pat. have been chilling,
but are better nov Mr.. j. W. Roth
rocks family and Mr.. John .Jolly's fam
lily have had light eases of nlalarial tc-
Nrl. T"" of Mr. K. W. IiammondS'
len alilam l;,> slight attack of grippe.
several mll,, from rs there j. Il color
cu iainiIy who are sicll with something
ii'l.' smallpox. but il mlst ir Il very
light form, il il i, that disease. us up tn
this date none have died from it,. They
are i,nlHird and guarded. so That there
Is y" danger OF the disease spreading.
Mr. Guy Daniels, OF Ncwbcrry, is
vir!tinE relatives in our midst.
Miss Sur Wi.htnan has been the
Snr>toi Miss MnrSic Major for IL fcw
days.
SIiss Gra'lcn Brown. art", II Wis
IT. OF several weeks to her unclr'y
family. has left To visit lcrgrantlnlotIl-
or, Mrs. MclluSh, near Gi,cnvIlic.
Mi.. ;. +. Paxton and little dau.h
ter. Mabel. lave left for their home in
i"r!. Worth. Texas.
Miss Matte Eshcw and Mr.. Tom
Simpson visited friends near Starr last
week. and attended Il musicale II. Mr..
''''' '''' - Ii'' ItI'oIt lilN III =
had Il very pleasant time
Mr.. ). G.. George ''lh the misfortune
I" li:tyc his gin and .uur bales of cot :
ton burned last "Wednesday night. His
loss i, estimated 1T @5oo. with no in .
Hirancr. H. ~ >,.,pusrd The iir. was
arridrnlal. Az. t.rorgc has the svI.-
paihy "l his ncighbnrs in !ii, Eiisiur-
lsiiirs. wilton hrtm e. come ilich and
iast. No! long since he got the small
bone III one l"4, brukr,i. anu, is suffering
w'ili II yet, and n.w Iii, second son is
quite sick.
We learn That MI. :;ill Erwin. who
len Il few weeks ago tnattcihl srho0I at
Lone! l'atll, Is nt.w Frustrated with 10
yer. W. hope t" hear; soon that hc is
better.
Mr.. Ernest Brawnc and sister. Miss
Blnnchc. attended tic Payne McCown
wedding i'll Anderson on the 21th. hey
report it. i'll this way: The bride w:is
lovely, he groom handsome. tho mu-
sic exquisite, the decorations beautiful
tho refreshments delicious and the
bridal presents numcrousand valuable.
In" guests wcro many, and enjoyed the
"rcaSiOn to the fullest extent.
lNCDt;\IT\
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Pen,ilrt0m Items.

Nj. NJ VI. Hunter I,a, been confined
to his room for several dav, with n
cold. We hope that hr will soon be
well again.
Miss Lucy McBridr went to Andcr-
son Monday.
Mrs. Agnes NcLccs has gone to Pei
zrr. visiting lirr. daughter. and will be
away for some time.
Mr. }. G.. Stribbling's children, while
on the way from school one day last
week. had Il runaway >crapc. The
two girls were thrown from their con
NcyHncr, hurting them very badly
he communion OF the Lords Sup
per wns administered ut the i'icsbytc-
riHn Church Sunday.
We have quite Il scare in car town of
the smallpox, but W. Ii.v, no eases
yet. II IS rpniird 10 l,r some distance
ir"n here I'iii. I,lr.
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READY FOR BUSINESS !!

VIZ beg the rad this paper ready
lie III es have e'n :" a could Il stock sufficient add.
frchrs since opening until Sept 30h money
& M Is 'h"i W., r"i by h" dealing and low prizes Now you
"h hci ''p ball keep of.
? " with w on Glassware What do think OF buying great
hE l'ntr -h for and Oc Cream
,'" aud zee with On" Impoed Cockcy should
ny every PR that has children Just what nh IN
'"y ore up "n one Plate broken" D't that its ou zhn
JEAN, JE NS!Wc in
town ,.e our ~ l5 20 and 25c Jeans will buy.
UNDERSlilHiS! sell Woolc
lOc Blue Snc three pounds for
Come get prices Seeing with eyes knowing
little but loud.
KING BROS, BARGAIN STORE,
Two Doorsfr Post