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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-01-12

Officers Installed.

The following officers were installed In
Home Secret Lodge, K. of p, No. 81, on Sat,
urday last: j. Wiley Richardson, Past Chan
ceIlor; Philip g. King, Chancellor Comman-
der; Charles c. Preston, Vice Chancellor;
Emory Wright, Prelate; Samuel NJ Kirkwood,
NJ. at A.; Asbury s. Wiley, X. Of K. and s.;
Nelson Gilbert, NJ Of F.; John F. Wiley, NJ.
of E.; john +. Wiley, Representative to Grand
I
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rhs cnuroh Calander Cor leoo.

According to the Calender for this year.
the prominent church days will occur as FOL
lows: Ash Wednesday-Febluary %; Good
Friday-April IS; Easter sunday-April Is;
Holy Thursday, or Ascension Day-May u;
Whitsurday or Day of Pentecost-June 3;
Trinity Sunday-June 10.
The Dominica letter for the year is G, the
epact, go and the Golden number, l..
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entertainment az NJ. Mary,s.

The Dramatic Association connected with
ct. Mary's Catholic Church, near Clermont
Mills, propose to live an entertainment on
Friday, January 10, in st. Mays Hall, at
which fac musical programme will he
rendered al d the aughab!e play Of FinDegln's
Fortune will be performed.
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, the subscriber, as trustee, will sell at
Public Auction, at the Court House door in
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NorICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Tesla
mentary on tne estate OF
JOHN HANLON,
late of Hartford county. deceased. All per-
SONS having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. -
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
ELLEN HANLON.
EXecutriX.
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Wen Deseryed Trihutes.

In speaking Of the different members Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland, the Sun-
day american of January eth sayst "Thanks
to Hon. Murray Vandiver, who was Speaker
of the House In 1892, and who is up-to-date in
all matters legislative, both branches of the
General Assembly have been organized with
out kick. MIR. Vapdiver was the moving
spirit in all the moves preliminary to the Or
ganization Of both House and senste, and
not the slightest detail Of the hundreds Of
miuor matters to be followed in getting the
Two bodies into working order escaped his at
tention."
Speaking of the leaders In the House, the
following tribute was paid to one OF tie
members from Hartford: "Probably the hsl d.
est working member OF the House will be MIR.
Mitchell, of Hartford. Hard work was his
forte when he was member several years
ago, and he has already entered into the spirit
with vim. lie viii, probably be chairman
of the Committee on Education"
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MAR RED.

STEpHEN5-SINCLAI December
90, 1899, at Cambria, Hartford county, Md, by
Rev. A. Lewis Hyde, Mr.. CLIN TON STEPH.
EMS and Miss HATTIE SINCLAIR, all Of
York county, Pa.
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ORDER PUBLICATION.


vs.. Hartford County.
Jacob Tome Preston In Equity.
ard others.
The object CT this suit is to procure decree
for the sale of certain real estate in Hartford
county, Maryland, owned by the complainant,
Sarah Marie Tuttle, and the defendants, Jacob
Tome Preston, Walter @. Preston, Clara A.
Slade and Florence p. Childs.
The Bill states that Sarah Marie futile and
Jacob Tome Preston, Waiter o. Preston, Clara
A. Shade and Florence r. Childs are seized in
fee simple of farm or tract of land in Hartford
county, Maryland, containing 1873 acres, more
or less, being the same land described in deed
to them from Jacob Tome, executor and trus-
and recorded among the Land Records of Har
ford county, in Liber W. S. f., No. II, folio 49,
That Melissa I. Preston has her dover right in
said lands: that said Jacob Tome Preston owns
an undivided three seventies interest in said
lands and the said Walter o. Preston, Clara A.
Slade, Florence P. Childs and the complainant
each hold an undivided one-seventh part there
In subject to the dover of the said Melissa 7.
Preston.
That said Jacob Tome Preston has intermar-
ried with Minnie II. Preston. his wife, the said
Clara A. slade has intermarried with Benjamin
A. Slade, her husband, and the complainant,
Sarah Marie Tuttle is the wife of W. Arthur
futile.
That all of said defendants are non-residents
Of the State of Maryland, the said Jacob Tome
Preston and wife, and Clara A. Slade and'hus-
band residing in the State of Michigan. the said
said Florence P. Childs in the State of Missouri,
and the said Melissa T. Preston 10 the city of
Buffalo in the State of New York.
That said lands are not susceptible of parti-
ton amongst the parties in interest without
loss and injury, and that it would be to the in
terest and advantage of all the several owners
thereof to have said lands sold and the proceeds
of said sale distributed among them. and prays
for answers from the defendants, decree for
the sale Of said lands and for other and further
relief,
1t is thereupon this Dist day of December
1899, ordered by the Circuit Court for Hartford
County, sitting in Equity, that the complain
ants, by causing copy of this order to be In
serted in some newspaper published in said
Hartford county, once in each of four success
sive weeks, fifteen days before the 9th day of
February, 1900, give notice to the absent de-
PENDANTS of the object and substance of this
bin. warning them TO appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor, on or before the 9th day
of February, 1900, to show cause, if any they
have, why decree ought not to pass as prayed
WIN. s. F0RW0GD, JR., Clerk.
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PerROnAl MentiOnS.

Miss Lydia Robinson and Misses Florence ard
Mary Colburn are visiting Mrs c. w. Halter
Jr., of Baltimore.
Mrs Nellie Lawder has returned to heI
home at Boothby Hill, after pleasant visit to
friends in Bayonne, N. j.
Mrs. Henning ard daughter and Mis-. liar-
vey, of Baltimore, were guests f Mr. Clifford
Tay lor, CT the Secord district, last week.
Mr.. Charles Shaw, Of Talbot county, is a
guest.of Mr.. Clifford Taylor, OF marlborough
Farm, second district.
Miss Ida V. Cain has resumed her studies at
the State Normal School, after spending the
holidays with her parents at Boothhy Hill.
Mr.. Frank B. Macatee, Of New York, is a
guest OF relatives at Pylesvlle.
The youngest child of MIR. Harry Poole, OF
Hickory, who was reported as Ill with tho
diphtheria, has entirely recovered.
Mr.. Harry Levely, of Annapolis, Md, was
the guest of friends In Bel Air a portion of
last week.
Mr.. James Cochran, formerly of the firm of
Cochran and Young, is extremely i'll with
meningitis at his home In Baltimore.
MIR. Hugh C. Ramsay who has been i'll with
pleurisy at his home at Cambria, is improv-
ing under the care OF DIR. Stewart, of Delta.
Speaker Wilkinson has appointed Mr.. NJ.
Barratt Walker, formerly of this county, IS his
private secretary. We congratulate the
Speaker upon his choice as Mr.. Walker is a
most excellent selection and is thoroughly
capable of filling this or any other position
which requires aliberal supply Of brains and
q rare amount Of tact.
Miss Cora Stansbury, Of Harklns, Is visiting
friends In Baltimore.
Ex-Mayor Robert Seneca, who has been
seriously i'll at his home in Havre de Grace, is
rapidly improving.
Miss Lottie Barnes, of Baltimore, was a
guest last week of Miss Leila Barnes, Of the
Sixth district.
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Rachel Enfield.

Mrs. Rachel A. Enfield, wife of Mr.. James
Euaeld, died at her home near Carea on Sat.
urd.y evening after short illness aged about
Al years Her husband and several minor
children survive her. The funeral took place
on Tuesday, the interment being made at st.
Paul M. z, cemete-y.
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. Edith G.. GALLON.
Miss Agnes Fucker.

Ms. Edith G. Gallon, sister Of Mr.. G. T.
Pyle, of Aberdeen, died in st. Louis, Mo-, on
December %
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Miss Agnes Tucker, who has been for several
wears member Of the household OF MIR. VIM.
I. Sawyer, near Emmorton, and who has been
Ill with meningitis for some time, died on
Thursday morning aged about twenty years.
Her funeral will take place from Mt. Carmel
M. z. Church on Saturday morning.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending to relinquish
farming and remove to Baltimore. will sell at
Public Sale, on the farm of A. Haviland Hull,
on the road from Forest Hill to Watervale. on
Wednesday, January IL, 1000,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the
Eo,Iouv;nr pERsnNAJ PROPERTY To wit.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CaScarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or &c.
II c. c. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
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BEL AIR. Nd, January /, 1900.
As the question of all night and every night
lighting the town of Bel Air, is being agitated,
the Commissioners deem it necessary that the
taxpayers be informed of the financial condi-
ton of the town. The following is a statement
of the receipts and expenditures, viz:
Receipts subject to Iusolvencies S3.511.71.
Fixed expenditures 2,554.26.
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Mr.. George Robinson well known citizen
of Upper Cross Roads precinct, died sudden
" at the home OF his son, Evans Robinson on
Thursday last, from paralysis. aged about
.ixty eight years. He was brother Of Mrs.
Isaac Amos and Mrs. Nathan Dean, OF Bel
Air. He was buried on Saturday afternoon
at Ebenezer NJ. E. Church, near Taylor, Rev.
w. w. Davis officiating.
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Mr.. Thomas Robinson, a successful farmer
and prominent citizen Of tina third district,
died at his residence at Chestnut Hill on
Thursday of last week aged about IS years.
He had enjoyed unusually good health until
within the past few days and had recently
visited relatives In Baltimore city. Nine
children, three sons, Thomas, Charles and
John G. Robinson, and Elk daughters, Mrs.
John 8, Smith, Mrs. Joseph A. Harkins, Mrs.
John A. Badders, Mrs. Thos. Harkins and Mrs.
j. Wilson Galbreath, OF Hartford county and
Mrs Samuel W. Wheeler, of Baltimore survive
him. Prof. Thomas C. Galbreatb, Secretary to
the School Commission rs Is grandson OF the
deceased. His funeral took place on satur-
day, the interment being made at Deer Creek
NJ. p. Church, Rev. Mr.. johnson, pastor OF the
church conducted the services, the pail bear
ere being Messrs. j. Wilson Galbreath, John
=. Smith, Thomas Robinson, John Robinson,
Charles Robinson and Capt. Joseph Harkins'
The deceased left 30 grandchildren and
Observation-Disclosures.
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Mrs, James 8. Butler,

Mrs. Clara Ellen Owen, wife Of Mr.. Jane,
8. Butler, died at the home of her parents in
York, Pa, on Sunday, January 7, after pro=
tractsd illness of consumption. Mrs. Butler
was most estmable lady and during her resi-
dence in Hartford county and Delta, endeared
herself to all whom she met. Her husband
and three children survive her,
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JOHN S. YOUNG, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

A. Henry strasbaugh In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford County.
Jas. Amberman and In Equity.
others.
NEnERED, this l9ih day of December, 1889,
I that thn sales made and reported III til"
IA owe emit. led q, .inec 10y John =. Young. trrs-
tee, nu finally confirmed, unless Cau.e tn the
contrary ,E...r, 81 III shown on or before the
18th .lnY of January, 1904; provided IL copy OF
thlS order he inserted in some newspaper pub
H. !icd in Hartford county once i'll each of three
q, successive week before the 10th day of
htrturE. 1890.
rhc report states the amount - sales TO be
&i,S1". ,,,,,,,,,1,,r> ,,,.,-
True COPY, Test:
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25 Acres, ofLand.

adjoining on the north the lands owned by 8.
A. and f. X. Williams and sister and E. HI.
Webster's estate; on the east by lands owned
by Mrs. j. X. Sitter; on the south by Broadway
and the lands owned by Thomas HI. Robinson,
George X. Cairnes, F. W. Baker, B. f. Minnick
and others, and on the west by lands owned by
H. B. Bruins, Mrs. Barbara Dunnigan, the ID. &
l.. K. r., and others. On this property are
number of very desirable building sites.
Parcel No a. An unimproved Lot fronting
on the Rock Spring road 431 feet with depth
of 260 feet, adjoining lands owned by John Ii.
Reckord, DIR. w. B. Munnikhuysen and others.
Parcel No. 5. An unimproved lot on the
south side of Broadway, 100 feet front by 200
feet deep, lying between the lots owned by
Mrs. Winchester and Mrs. Ella Bauer.
Plots of the last three parcels can be seen at
the office of the trustee, and will be exhibited
at the sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, or on the ratifi-
cation thereof, in the discretion of the trustee,
one. third thereof in six months and the residue
in twelve months from the day of sale, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser, the credit
to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes or bonds of the
with security to be approved by the
trustee.
GEORGE L. VANBIBBER,
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IS n R IS

e IN N s.,
One Sorrel Mare, o years old. first class work
er and driver; Iron-Gray Horse, years old,
good worker; Bay Horse, years old, good
worker; 1 Mule, years old, good leader;
good Milk Cows, 1 will be fresh by day of sale:
/ Heifer, will be fresh by day of sale; Hearl-
ing Calf; Bull, part Jersey and Short Horn;
Poland China Sow, will farrow in Mareh;
Mccormick Mower, as good as new; 1 Osborn
Binder, used but one season; Tiger Horse
Rake, used but very little; hench II Drom-
gold Double Corn Workers, in good order;
Hench 81 Dromgold Harrow; Single Cultiva-
tor, Hitler, for corn or tomatoes 2 No. 40
Oliver Chilled Plows, Double and Single Trees,
Triple Trees, 1 Grain Drill; 2-horse
Corn Marker. with Shovels; or 6-horsc
l 2-horse Wagon, in good order; Wooded; !
set of Springs for 2-horse Wagon. 1000 lbs.
capacity; / new Dayton Wagon, used but little;
l Buggy. Wagon saddle, Lead Line. for 4
or 6-hOrses; set Fairbank Scales, i set Double
Lines, 2 sets of Breech Harness, sets of Lead
Harness, . sets of Pillow Harness. Brides, Col
lars, Cow Chairs, set of Double Spreaders and
Jockey Stick, set Single Harness, Grain
Cradle, Grindstone. Hay by the ton, Corn by
the barrel, 100 Tomato Boxes, Whceibarrow,
Forks, Hoes, IattOcks, Scythes, Cross.C
Saws 81 lot OF Chickens and Ducks Turkeys
and Il Gohler, a lot of Potatoes, empty Cider
barrels, Etc.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlTU RE,
consisting of l Cook stove, No. 6; Bed Room
stoves, ! Antique Sideb0ard, Bedsteals, /
Extension Table (Uuil Il feet, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
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ssG,- are TGur Eidncyss
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all l;dney ills. Sam
PIE free Add Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n. Y.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All SUMS of SO and un Ter cash; on sums over
that amount credit of months will be given
purchascrs giving their notes, with security APP
proved 10y the auctioneer. bearing interes
lrOm day of sale and payable at the Harfort
National Bank of Bel Air.
JOHN NJ. LYNCH.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer.
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use Hopkins Dyspepsia Tablets, 25cta.
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adjoining the lands owned by DIR. w. Il. Num-
nikhuysen, Herman Stump and William II.
Munnikhuysen.
ksEaA The improvements consist of O
@.ks large FRAME MANSION, Barn,
SA iEssTs4-sa83S Wagon and Corn House, Tenant
EzH2az1a5a House an other Outbuildings.
Parcel No. 2. Lot in Bel Air fronting 136.
fe ct on the Baltimore Pike, lying between the
lands of Harry Hanway and Mrs. Fannie e.
Boarman, and improved by two small Tenant
Houses.
Parcel No. 3. Unimproved Lots on the north
side of Broadway, containing in the aggregate
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957,45

Leaving q balance Of 9o7,45
to meet any and all improvements necessary.
There were several improvements the Com
missioners deemed necessary to be made, but
being DESTROYS of relieving the town OF the
heavy debt under which it was laborng, they
refraiued from expanding the money in that
way, but it will be necessary in the near future,
that several streets and sidewalks will have to
be repaired or made entirely new-requiring a
considerable outlay of money.
WIN. T. BILLINGsLEA,
Chairman.
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Use Hopkins Dyspepsia Tablets, 26c.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, sitting in Equity, the SUBJ
scriber, as trustee, will sell at Public Sale, at
the Court House door in Bel Air, on
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-30
Real Estate Transfers.

W + Swinncy. IT.. to ! 4 u Frily.
" acres. l-ji.ia. $.j.
w = Nicely 10 e l. Elgip. III s2.iW
acres. l3.i0.aO. s2.l,O.
Jas pedicord Ia ! W Avitt. inter.
est In I'M acrrs. -. 2J.j2-2l. Aj.OaW.
u + Naylor and vi To Jos Jacoby,
lots ,. I. j. blk IL. Eng add Ia Mar.
shall. s2.WO.
TIC Clay io j + Homes, lots j. u. y.
blk l. u ID add: also lot ;. blk ..
amended plat I, u - add. blackburn.
si.UO.
" u Wells Ia & T. Bridges. pt blk
u. T. y Ext. slater. siU.
4 Patrick Ia Hattie I Patrick. lot
u. Il add tO Sweet Springs. s:aU.
u Iieglc to Saline County. ,rac,
III land. 5.@s..i. siai.
NJ Cain and vi to = T. Northcrah.
lot u. blk s.. Eng add to Marshall Am.
John Montgomery aud WI Ia Geo q
Vest, lot In Sweet Springs, tl2.5O.
Thompson and wi Ia GeoG Vest.
lot In Sweet Springs. $l2.i0.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Henry \. Dunbar aud
Carrie NJ. Dunbar. his wife, by their
certain deed Of trust dated May 9Th.
1891. and recorded In the office ~ the
Recorder Of Deeds for Saline county.
Missouri. In took ~. Page I'M. did
convey Ia the undersigned trustee the
fOllowing described real estate. situat-
ed In saline county. Missouri. tO-wit:
Lot number six tGl, blGk number two
(2l, Of NanstOnc's addition tn the city
Of Marshall, which said convey ance
WAS made Ia secure the payment at
certain prOmissOry notes In said deed
Of trust described: anu. whereas, de-
fault has been made In the payment Of
said notes. and whereas. N. Is. Noble,
trustee, IL dead, aud, therefore. l, 10.
seph Wilson, Sheriff 81 Saline cOun-
~, Missouri, In accordance with the
provisions ~ said deed III trust, and
AT the request Of the legal holder Of
said notes. and by virtue III the power
aud authority In mt vested by said
deed al trust, will, IN
SATURDAY, DECEM BIER u, lMW.
ut the south front door Of the Court
House In Marshall, Saline county,
Missouri, between the hours of nine
O'Clock In the forenoon and five O'clOck
In the afternoon, proceed To sell the
property above described, ut public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash.
for the purpose Of satisfying said
notes and paying the expenses Of exec
cutting this trust.
JOSEPH WILSON.
42.N Sheriff aud Trustee.
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the past month most pleasantly with
relatives.
Miss Bruce Marmadukc left Friday
for st. Louis where she spent several
days. after which she will make mex.
tended visit Ia relatives In Versailles.
Kentucky.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock, who has
just returned from q four months WIS.,
II to friends At Colorado Springs and
Kansas City. will visit Mrs. J.. w.
Sparks this week.
II. +. Mckinney, ~ jefferson City,
arrived In Marshall Thursday. Mrs.
Mckinney Is n, present entirely blind
and Is here under treatment for her
eyes by DR.. T.. =. Leach.
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Notice II hereby given TINT letters ~ Nd
niinisi ration ON IN. rsint" ~ l.. X. Giens.
d~rccn~.d, were granted to the uiidersigntsi
an the 18th day ~ November. lMD, by judge.
~ the Probate u ~ saline County. Nh.
All p'rsOhs having claims against Astd es-
tate nrc required to exhihit them tO me for
allowance. within one year after he date ~
snid letters, ar they Inny In prVciud.d from
amy benefit ~ such estate; and II such
claims In moi exhibited within two years
from the time ~ the publication ~ this mo-
tic" they shall lm forever barred.
JNO. W. HLACk RURs.
Nov. u, ian. Admintst rntOr
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LOCAL IN BRIEF.

wv wv .
LOOMS has baked his fruit cakes.
Don't fail to try them. D-ii
Charles vanstone made u trip to
Malta bend on Monday.
Mrs. Marsh Field. Of Napton. was
a visitor In Marshall this week.
Mrs. &. II. Farnswor,h has return
ed from n visi, tn friends In Slater.
Mrs. Charles Parent left saturday
for "a visit to relatives ut st. Louis.
For the very hes, figs, dates. raisins
aud .hellcd nuts go tn LOOMS. f.%o
Judd Parrish will spend the Thanks.
giving season ut hi. home In this city.
Oysters received direct from Balti-
more. always the hest .t LOOMS. ~
horn to Mr.. aud Mrs. I'd Purcell of
this city. Nov. 2lth. iNsl. u daughter.
Ioom.-' home made candies are the
hest. Try them aud teconvinccd. tt.|j
Miss I.ottie Hall. ~ Malta bend.
visited Mrs. Rufus Holloway last
week.
beautiful rai-in- that have been
seeded. selling ut u cent, at LOOMS.
I3.tj
Miss Jennie Chandler. 81 this city,
was quite sick on Friday hut II ont
again.
Turkey dinner 1. not complete with
out fresh oysters. Get the best ut
LOOMS. @3.lj
Miss Bculah Hcrn left saturday for
St. Louis. where she will ,akea course
Ia short hand.
Miss Martha I,ea left Wednesday
for a visit to Miss Anna BELL Hudson
ut Kansas City.
Charles Paren, and son. Lee. spent
Saturday hunting In the Grand Pass
neighborhoOd.
Miss E.--ie Reynolds left Wednesday
for Holden. where she will visit Miss
Winni" .Jurdcn.
simpson n knight, Lawyers. office
over Bank ~ Saline. solicit u share
nf your business. D.tf
j. \. Grain. 81 Sweet Springs. was
over saturday attending tn business
In the county seat.
&. T.. Hawkins spent sunday with
his family In this city and left Mon.
day on u short run.
Larkin Hancock. Of blackburn,
.pen, sunday with his sister, Mrs. j.
W. sparks In this city,
q. ~. Francisco and Frank Krum-
nell drove to Glasgow saturday. re-
turning the same night.
The iirmof Spangler n Lennon hav-
ing dissolved. the former will continue
To run III. business alone.
q. l.. Hutching's for up-tO-date pho
iographs. Northwest corner square.
Established ls1j. Phone Dbl. 3'tf
Mesdames I. y. Seargeat and Is. +.
shepherd returned Saturday from u
visit to relatives ut brunswick.
krummel takes care of