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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

NJ OTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ lost his deposit book No. 81 ,152 in the
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, notice
is hereby given that application has been
made for q new book.
j4.3tw' JOHN LEONARD
NOT!CE-1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
~ have no agents buying or selling cattle
for me. Henry y. Passmore, Brandywine, Del.
diff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

"A Hill \M ZOI.PER.
W tirst.claIi tuner md repairer of pi amos
and organs. Las tuned for no, al families in
Germany. VIII be IN Wilmington every day.
r. ~. tox 80. ilmlngton, or Residence. ELK.
luD, hid d.y-lyr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

z OR RRENT-GROCERY STORE, ONE OF
'',nl r.. .larocer, this office. t20tf G. o. d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
The PrOteCtionist

10 monthly magazine publiahsd BY the Home
Market Club, in Boston, Mass. Leading authority
On econoIGic questions; 81 year, 10 cents copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

EOR RENT MARCH 25--2 LARGE SrOR
+ age room. or furnished room for = gentle
men OF man and WIFE SOB French street.
jl2-2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

TOR Rents ROOMS. CENTRALLY 10
u Gated for light housekeeping. Apply Mt
6rrgeant's Coal Office, seventh rrd King
ntre"is. jl2.ltl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

I.soR KENT A GOOD DAIRY ANDTRUCK
II farm Of about 10 acres within miles of
Wilmington. Buildings and land in exec ellent
cosdition has been used al y truck farm. Ap.
ply to j H. Ochr!tIee, 4C5 Equitable Building.
jl2 u. lB f-lg.2U
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

Tho Sunday Afternoon Lyceum will
hold its exercises Us usual

Try DIR. Wards Headache Powders,
Three d ,ses 10 cents, Al druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13
WANTED.

lAJANTED-,MA TO RUN BAND.SAW
wv and shaper. Farson Mfg. Company,
Chs-ter Pa. jl!-3t
vNrANTED ON A FARM 8 MILES FROM
w ciry, u farmer to take CHARGE must
understand trucking. Address Farm this Of
fec. jill 3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

For RENr--THE GSTORY BRICK BUILD
\ ing. corner Of Tenth and Narliet streets,
nov occupied by tha Economic lns. Company,
APpiy at this office. jl2.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-13

E'oK SALE OR tXCHAMGE-I HAVE a
i large Livery stable in Maryland, town Of
S.UN inhabitants, which will sell veryrcn-
sonable or exchange for II small truck farm
haar Wilmington, Address j., +. o, Boz 37a
Wilmington, Dei. dlS.26tS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

II important. Thar he aud - detpl.
ahd inelN prepared before receiving
The crop. This ma br done With turn
ploM. followed in furrou hy inn,.
NutSoill.r. Fen 10 nftccn touS oI ~t,-
bic manure icr acre should ht- am
Piled prc1gou~ tn the turuiar ani
and hr,akiuu. Nftvr >ub>ailinp tb,.
loP OF The land should 81, hafro,, ..,
unth the >oi is reduced Ia a fine
and mellow til;h. 10 avoid trouble.
With weeds in early stages "a .,rovth
the month of September * thr hest
IN which ID sow our ur.~>r> n,
the following Spriao and Summer tn.
grass viii be sufficiently advanced in
growth 10 check fhe damaging cncri
from weeds. meadow nropetlN
prepared and frrtlli<cd should furnish
Tor ~rNcrul Nc:tr~ ia annual cuitino
"i from three To -four tons of haN per
acre. The land however. mu>, be.
broken from u Ia 20 inches and
heavily tertili/ed. or poor results ,>iIi
follow Grass seed should bc @ovn
broadcast. goru" over The field twice.
~ iNo directions. SoUino haF thr
quantity Of seed each tilnr To insure
even dlStrihuticn Never hc cconomi-
'al with seed, bat put down enough
70 guarantee = good stand Cover
the seed lightly NTH brush or harrow
ana follow with roller. packinu The
dIrt aboui the seed with a roller IN
SllrtS 4 higher percentage. OF gcrmina
lIon :hd better preserves moisture in
the soil. checking rapid corporation
Purchase planting seed only from rc
lidt IT, dealers. The foIlovinu .r.
among the best hay grasses and clio
NerS Tor the Southern States: runo
thy. orchard grass. fan oar grass. the
Bent grasses, Bermuda grass. Grim
son, rcd and burr clover. alfalfa. and
sand or hairy Ncieh
FOR pASTIENGE.
me same care should Ec taken in
preparing z pasture as for hay In
stead Of sowing one variety of orass
however. il i, best 10 get Il mixturc
Of such grasses aS l>ill furnish y orrcn
growth ~ all seasons of the wear.
There = no good reason whI Green
raS'uraer should not be had on our
Scut hern farms every daN in the
year. The only obstacle III tie Wav
IS the general Indifference OF our
people IN preparing GOOD and pctnn-
nrht pastnra@c for their stock and
cattle. \ good pasture mixture Is
orchard grass. tall oar grass burr
clover red top and perennial rvc
grass.
Stock OF all kinds prefer a mixture
OF G"asseS. and il i, always desirable
TO have several kinds OF grass grow
ING through the seasons in oul pas
lures know of bni one exception to
this rule, and that is The Bermuda
pasture. Stock seem 10 prefer Bci.-
lnuda to all other grasses. and If Il
sufficient pastura@c OF Bcrmnda can
=" had from beginning Of April mn
III middle 81 November nothin" else
tlal for the future promotion Of pro-
fitablc farming in the South. and our
people can do no better thing than
10 study this question we'll and pre-
pare for the extension OF better mead
pWS and paStnrage durinr 1hc coming
fall
= IT, JORDAN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
Price, Mccormick & Co.. Letter.

Especial to News and Observer)
New York. May l7-Price Mccormick
& CO., in their circular issued today sav:
During the past few days The cotton
market has been vigorously sold down
here by the bear faction. and their or-
forts have succeeded in forcing the IL
quidation CT q considerable amount OF
long cotton. During the past two days
however, the market has displayed great
resistance to these efforts ana disptte
the weakness in Liverpool has each even
ing rallied 10 cents or over FOR Aagtle,
cotton.
The total stock at the United States
ports this evening Is only go 600 bales.
Or which about 5000 bales are probably
on shipboard for export. leaving the net
stool; al 275GD0. The Liverpool stoci;
also promises 10 decline rapidly and
whore people who are snort of the SUM
mer months are 10 find their cotton 10
protect their contracts is not apparent
tc US. The new crop months are heavily
sold short and have been bought for
the most part by spnIers. who are con
tent 10 replenish their supplies on thc
basis Of present prices. The result is In
our opinion the creation Of almost the
largest short interest that the marker
has known since last autumn when
MIR. Neill issued his famous estimate OF
j 900, 600 bales and sharp rally upon
the attempt Of this interest 10 coyer
may De looked for, while il Is hard Il,
nut limitation upon the price that cot
ton may sell al during the summer in
view Of the cotton famine. which prae-
lically confrcnts the world"
(Sgnedj
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
sol TilEnN FARM PROBLEMS.

"Thc great problem for our broth
rem in the cottoa-@rOWing States is
diversifica1ion OF crops, SO that they
can feed themSelVcS. remarked Sec
retary Wilson recently. Our expert
ment stations are doing good work
along these lines. b.. aScertainino
what crops will grow in the Gulf
States that may he used in the Win
ter time. The Department of Aericu-
ture is making careful inquiry and
we are issuing farmers bulletins that
Will 90 a long way toward helping
the planters to solve the problem.
When they establish dairyinG down
there and raise spring lambs. ETC..
they will add Very greatly to their
incomes.
''Speaking Of sheep in the South |
might say that the scientists of the
Department of Agriculture aware Of
he wonderfully heavy losses that Oc-
cur in the United States and espe-
cially in the South every year from
parasites in sheep. have undertaken
extensive experiments. and have dis
covered that the parasite. not only
in the alimentary canal but also in
the lungs, and the grubs in the head.
can be completely eradicated by light
doses Of gasoline. We are making
arrangements to send experts out 10
the great sheep ranches Of the cOlln-
try TO show the people how TO save
their lambs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
Total Bank Clearings.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York. May 1S.--The total bank
clearings d the principal cities of the
United States for the week ending May
18th were 81 ,6S4,37 2S4: a decrease OF
11.6 per cent as compared with the CORE
spending week of last year.
Outside Of New York city the total
clearings were $652, los, OH, a decrease of
90 Per cent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

PRICE, MCCORMICK {, 90.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

One eats too long and the other-iongs
TO eat. That is about the only difference
between glutton and hungry man.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

II. JORI) tN
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
AN Eplp-Mi: or DlAgaHoEA.

Mr.. A Sanders, writing from
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, says there ha'
been quite an epidemic of dlarrhoea
there, lie had a severe attack and
was cured by four doses of Cham
berIain's Collie, Cholera ard Dlar-
rhoea Remedy. lie says he also
recommended il to Others and they
say it Is the best medicine they ever
used. For ea!e by all medicine
dealers IN Evening Shade and J, A.
Laman Cave City,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
10 II RIGHT FOR AN EDITOR 10 RECOMMEND PATENT
MEDlc.SE5i

10 II RIGHT FOR AN EDITOR 10 RECOMMEND PATENT
GEDIc.SE5i
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevrad /,
N. G.
1t may be question whether the
editor of a newspaper has the right
to publicly recommend any of the
various proprietary medicines which
flood the market, yet az a preyen>
tive OF suffering we feel it duty to
say good word for ChamberIaln's
Collie, Cholera and Dnrrhoea REM
ody. We have known and used
this medicine in our family for 20
years and have always found it reI.
able. In many cases dose Of this
remedy would save hours Of suffer-
ing while q physician is awaited.
We do not believe in depending im'
plicilly on any medicine for cure
but we do believe that If a bottle of
Chamberam's Diarrhoca Remedy
were kept on hand and administered
At the inception Of IN attack much
suffering might be avoided and IN
very many cases the presence Of a
physician would not be required At
least this has been our experience
during the past twenty yeon. For
sale by all medicine dealers in Eve'
nng Shade aud } A. Laman Cave
CIV.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

We will come again soon.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
sometime,


This is our frs! since the picnic at
this place, SO we want to tell you
something about what was done.
The crowd was estimated at over
two thousand people and more
orderly crowd never assembled.
The people were well entertained by
speeches from Hens. w. S. Wright
and Ubas, 7, Cole of Batesville, y.
Il. Crenshaw Of Pocahontas and DIR.
A. M. Hathcock of this place.
Everybody was sumptuously fed,
with "grub" to spare. This was as
enjoyable an occasion as Cave City
has ever had. The balloon ascension
at three o'clock was highly enjoyed
by all the people. The balloon as.
cension and fire works at night were
witnessed by several hundred people
who remained over from the picnic,
Everybody expressed themselves as
being well entertained, we'll pleased
and well fed. Cave City will have
another picnic next July.
We will come again soon.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
CAVE CITY ClNDERS.

The health of this community is
good,
Labourn Nichols made a trip to
OH Trough last week.
Wesley Rodgers has been wrest~
ling with chills some Of late.
The crops Of this section are good
considering the wet weather,
Prof. T. S. Ottinger began his
school at Mt, View on the 9th.
A fine rain fell here on Wednesday
the 18th, whlch was badly needed.
Several people of this place at
tended church at Palestine Sunday.
Jack Simpson rade business
trip to Black Rock thc~last of last
week
Claude Ford began teaching at
Ash Spring last Monday with a good
attendance.
Miss Myrtle Horn and her little
brother, Dean, of Batesville, are
visiting IN the city this week.
J. A. Lamar has purchased a lew
hay baller and has balled and stored
away 500 bales of hay, and be is not
done yet.
Prof. w. F. Buck is attending the
congressional convention at Wynne
this week. The Prof. is for Sloan
first, last aud all the time,
John Laman, Houston Jones,
Claude Ford and Obed Woodbridge
were among those who attended the
Matthews picnic from this place
Leroy Laman and Miss Eta Jones
are delegates to the Sunday school
convention with Dr. Leo Hathoock
and Miss Mollie Laman aIternaCes.
Both OF the threshers of tins
place are engaged in throshing near
town this week. The yield OF the
grain is hardly up to expectations
Mrs Fannie Brewer has been at
Batesvllle for some time studying
music under Mrs. Ellie lIuddleston.
Mrs. Brewer will take charge of q
class III music at the opeplng OF the
school here this fall. This Will be a
long felt want supplied and those
wanting to study music can be ac'
com mmodatod at q reasonable rate. |
Your scribe was among those who
attended the plcnlc at Mathews on
the 10Th, The picnic was hardly up
to expectations, yet it was an en-
]oyable affair, We met many Old
friends and formed some new ac-
ouaintances which we enjoyed very
much. The people of Matthews are
an al.round up.to.dato pcoplc, aud
we hope to be with them again
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
Was kta TSiracice

VII 'lhe marveloOs cure of Mrs. Rcna
i STOUT Of consumption has created
N ''euse exeltement IN Cammack,
1nd'' writes Marion Stuart, a lead,
tpg Druggist of Muncie, Ind. She
my weighed 90 pounds when her
'octor " Yorktown said she must
L !oon dlo' Then she began to use
k'ngA New Discovery and
A'ued M 4! a7 pouud" in weight aud was
pn'p'otely curod,' 1t has curod
'ouSAndAo! hopeless cagcs, and i.
'''' guaIanteed to cure all
nvF' and lung diseases. SOC
Trial bottles lroe At
4 drug store,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
IL saved His Leg.

=. A, Daniorth of LaGrangc,
(ia., suffered for six months with .
rrightful running Soro on his lcgi
but writes that Bucklcn's Arnica
salvc wholly cured it in Ave days
For ulcers, wounds and piles, It Is
the best sayo in the world Cure
guaranteed. only 90 Vts, sold by
W. q. Snow, druggleL
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

You can find any Klnd VI ilo
bon you want at W. D. Cochran s.
Spencer Clark was down
from Hardy two or three days
this week.
Miss Clevel Wilson visited
relatives at Lacrosse several DAYS
last week and this.
Hon. T. I. Herrn now has
his law Office in the building at
the rear of Shows drug store
Geo. W. Smith of lmboden
made the RECORD a pleasant and
much appreciated call last FIJI
day.
Rev. w. W. Anderson re-
turned Monday from Barren FORK
where he had been attending the
district conference.
The Bank of Batesville, one
Of the most solid institutions IN
the state, has increased It's sur
plus fund from S13, 500 to Sl6, ,OOO'
II you want Ladies or Chill
dren's spring or summer hats, be
sure to examine W, D. Cochran's
large stock Of the very latest and
incest styles.
Assessor Con NJ. Sullivan
will be in Evening Shade Mon
day, July 23, and will remain ur-
til August 5, for the purpose OF
listing property
The RECORD extends con-
oratulations to Mr.. John c. Null
len and Miss Annie BIanton OF
Scott township, who were joined
in holy wedIock Sunday.
Mrs r, B., Hill returned
Sunday from visit to relatives
and friends at Williford and
Hardy. Mr.. Hill also returned
from the Hardy court Sunday.
Last Saturday the Barren
Fork and Poughkeepsie base ball
teams crossed bats on the Eve
ming Shade ground. The Barren
Fork team was successful by a
score Of 40 to 7.
Mrs. Noble and her niece,
Miss landlord, returned to
Batesville last Friday, after hav-
ing spent two weeks here with
Mrs. John M. Watkins, Mrs,
Mobiles daughter. g.
County Judge Jas. W. Smith
attended the picnic at Matthews
on Thursday of last week and
says it was grand occasion,
there being a large, orderly crowd
and all that ones appetite could
crave on the ground. The Judge
delivered an address on the oc-
casion.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
Should not fail to write

otlOulQ nOI Iall W Wrlte "
President j. W. Conger, Arka-
doiphia, Ark, for catalogue and
brochure Of Ouachita College, the
largest, best equipped and most
thorough college in the state. A
newspaper "ad" cannot give the
information needed. This COL
loge had patronage from SO coun-
ties and 8 states last year. This
is an evidence of its popularity
Expenses reasonable, The bro
chpre is a specimen Of real art.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

A eonp,th i.isio,y Of each Of
ne Sdp5 n &e Ameneas
N,vy. Sy Escl. .S.agioa Aae-
LaN His.oTlG u s. Niry.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
DIR. G. E. CRAIG
Physician and Surgeon,
EVENING SHADE, ARK,
Offers hisr Professional service to the clu
zsns and vicinity.

AS we go to press county
court is still grinding.
The "melon- collie" days will
soon be here in full blast.
Checkers seems to be the
rcigning game around town.
p. H. wilkerson went to
Batesyille yesterday on business.
Our thanks are due Mrs. j, W.
Brown, of near town, for a
bucket Of nice apples.
-Df. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nicks
are visiting relatives and friends
at Franklin and Melbourne.
W. D. Coehran's stock of spring
and summer dress goods is COM
plete, and prices very satisfac-
tory.
-Thos. E. Pickens is quite
sick at his home IN Sullivan
township. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
james Wiley is moving his
family back to town, and Mr..
Wiley expects to be present at all
future meetings of the summer
club.
The election commissioners
for Sharp county are: Jas. Fl.
McCaleb and Claude L, Coger
democrats, and Dave Anderson
republican.
Mrs. Tack and accomplished
daughter, Miss Ada, left yester-
day for their home in st. Louis,
after spending a couple of weeks
very pleasantly with Evening
Shade relatives.
The citizens of Poughkeepsie
have decided to have a big picnic
July 2S. All the features promi-
nent at an occasion of this char
acter will be secured and a huge
time is contemplated.
The republicans know it will
avail them nothing to put out a
ticket in Sharp county, yet their
courage in offering the sacrifices
and keeping up the organization
Of the party is commendable at
least,
Rev w. NJ. Wilson of I'M
boden spent a day or two of this
week in Evening Shade with
his parents and friends. He is
working some in the interest of
the Sloan Hendrix Academy of
Imboden.
Charles D. Metcalf has been
elected assistant cashier Of the
Bank of Batesville by the board
Of directors of that institution.
Chas, is an old Evening Shade
boy, and his many friends here
are glad to hear of his promotion.
The Sharp county Sunday
school convention meets at this
place today and continues in ses-
sion over Sunday. Each Sunday
school in this county should be
represented in this convention in
order to bring about the best re-
suits.
Last Tuesday James Nit.
chell, who lives west Of town a
few miles, had his hand badly
mashed by being caught be-
tween some parts Of a wagon
which was loaded with logs.
DR.. Craig dressed the wounded
member.
.s---~-r~.~--~>-y-y-~~.~~~ -
AN rpfn-Nin or niApRHoEA
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following criminal business
was disposef~ of at the Hardy
court last week:
! STATE vs.
James Cope, malicious mischief
plea of guilty, fined $40.
Will Ratliff, failing to work the
road, continued.
Frank Jones, failing to work
the road, continued
Bill Murphy, selling liquor to
minor, nolle pros,
William Murphy, sabbath
breaking, plea of guilty, fined
S25.
Newt Nelson, larceny, jury
trial, acquitted.
Bill Murphy, sabbath breaking,
nolle pros.
VIII Williford, Joe Kellett, Con
Williford. Pete Helms, Quint
Williford and Hardy Higginbot-
tom, gaming, plea of guilty, fined
$40 each.
G. W. Morgan, sabbath break
ing, plea of guilty, fined S25.
John Hall, selling liquor with
cut license, plea Of guilty, fined
S1OO.
G. W. Morgan, sabbath break
ing, plea of guilty, fined S25.
John Hall, selling liquor with
out license, plea Of guilty, fined
500.
Newt Case, profanity, plea of
guilty, fined 81.
Newt Case, carrying weapons,
nolle pros,
Ike Boothe, profanity, nolle
pros.
Mark Tunstall, VIM. Murphy
Albert Beck and Bishop Brandon,
gaming, plea Of guilty, fined $40
each. x
Dave Robinson, sabbath break
ing, plea of guilty, fined S25.
Dave Robinson, sabbath break :
ing, plea Of guilty, fined S25.
Newt Case and Ike Boothe.
disturbing the peace, plea Of
guilty, fined So each.
|
W. D. Cochran has the largest
stock of stoneware ever brought
to Evening Shade.
George Parsley is universally
voted to be a good looking mar
since he cleared his upper lip.
"A good crowd Of people was
in town Monday attending court
and transacting other matters o.
business.
Capt. Wann returned Mon
day from visit to Scott township
relatives and friends. He reports
everything in a flourishing con-
dition down there.
The board Of directors have
employed Profs. G. W. Alcorn
A. M. Metcalf and Mrs. Dolli(
McCord to conduct the next
school at this place and the ses'
sion will probably open abou
October /. The instructors fol
the coming term are well known
and have had a great deal of ex'
perience in the school room
Evening Shade should have one
of the most successful terms ir
its history with this corps ol
teachers, and it is to be hoped all
the patrons Of the school will
work to that end.
| ~---~----->>s~-~-~~>----~~~
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
Kind Friends.

You will oblige the mills and
benefit yourselves if you will give
your wheat two or three days
summing before milling. The
wheat is so green we can't get
the -four out of it, then we can't
grind half we could grind if the
wheat was only day, Please
give it day or so summing.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

llMlll|| : y: ~; =;
u yEWS. :
hat Hinning Of
ID Jury at Hardy re-
il Of Indictment.
heriff Henry Clark
in town this week
new advertisement
ill has in this issue
fcCalebis holding the
rcult court at Poca-
wv. Alcorn Of Center
anctum q visit last
Street Of Big Creek
as attending to matters
hers Monday.
Edwards and J. R.
tended The congress-
ention At Wynne.
P we hap asssys payidso4 ,.:.:o !, r Re,
ss Beatrice Davidson,
firat watermelonS
q Wont otown this season were
VIII e streets last Saturday
=, Steele of Sidnoy.
tIIdt WAody is talking about the
large stock Of goods
DCochran has on hand.
place to got bargains,
VI H1Ehe end of the wheat
season the RECORD
TGTEN 0to get the amount Of
OAAN machine in the county
EcHiLLs AND FEVER,
Vdp0rdRogera Blue Chill Cure.
tdoSe breaks the chIlIs,
8e d0soa Mil cure. Price
p cure no pay. Sold
ruggists
5ses Elsie and Mable Met
MNofna and Blanche
retl7n6d today from
sWh6re they spent a
ithIelatves,
lrgoQd friend W. 7. Witten
... s;.etownship was tranyaoting
NV WV ss intown Friday, and
hero called at our sanctum
nswed His subscription.
Flannigan Esq, Of
called Monday and or
fore bIthis paper sent to his ad-
Mr, Flannigan was at
ag1to business in Judge
eSt an ONascourt
RSALE- y A good second
chioago Cottage organ,
ctaves,nino stops, and two
feodss Price, $35. For
orlnforpaioD call on J. II,
aan At Cochyan's store.
k,g,sM Pfof ANN, Motcalf of this
,Nly|N ebegan teachjDp q couple Of
as'sa'' . west Of town last Monday
nmginthe district we'll known
PossuinITrot," He has an
ollmNent of about 80 pupils.
Jack Qunlls. Jesse Qualls and
Robinson were arraignod be-
EeQ. j, davidson last
nday nlorning charged with
ach cf the peace, the warrant
arrest boing issued at the re-
pst q Wayne Thomas Robin.
eutared d plea of guilty and
tsdned s5, 90, and the oualls
ion c AZ bad their trial postponed
nonty " Saturday at Up. m.
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cArs WasRtay yVivoclc,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
RESPECTFULLY,

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