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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-07
TEAMS REOOvERED.

Ths teams Of Earls HunnsWsn and
henry Callan OF Caps Elisabsth, which
were stolen Friday, have been recovered.
Ths police havs arrested George d.
knights OF Westbrook on the charge Of
having taksR both OF the teams. knights
sWns mp to taking Mr.. Callan's team.
but has nothing to say about the other
outfit. MIR. Hunneweil went to the sta
tion Saturday, saw knights and said that
Knights answered very closely the ae-
scription or the man who had taken tbs
tsam. Knights Will probably be arrAigssd
at this morning's ssssien Of the
manisipal court
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YARMOUTH.

Mr.. Charles II. Knight Of Pownal has
commences active work ON the founda-
tiou for the new high school building.
which II to be erected at an expense OF
q. 600 on the land adjacent to ths Central
grammar school building. The work on
the foundation will probably be compist-
ed by June I, after whioh the builders
commence operations 90 that the build
ing will be In readiness for occupancy
about the first of September. The new
building 10 to be two story structure
and will measure about 40 By %. and Is
to contain basement. The height Of the
basement rooms 10 TO be 1-2 feet when
finishsd. In the basement also will be
located an up to date lavAtesy which h
TO be connected with the town sewerage
system. The main room will be on the
first floor and will seat 90 pupils. Two
good sized Railways are to be built In tbs
rear Of the main room. The height Of
the rooms on this q DOR will BE- - i.2 feet
and tbs windows are to contain eight
iights, 1894. In the second story the
laboratory and recitation rooms are to be
located. These rooms are to be IL II. o
In. and the windows viii havs the same
number OF lights, 1Sxf0. While the
new structure 10 to be larger than the
present demand calls Tor. It has been
deemed wise TO build sufii ,isntiy large TO
meet any possible demand of the future.
Ths annual meeting Of the Central
church 10 &c be held ON Monday evening.
when reports will be ::received [from
the various departments Of church work.
after which the election Of offioars will
take piaos.
At the meeting OF the local alumni as
ISOLATION Of North Yarmouth academy
held at the home Of Mr.. Walter b. Allen
the following committee WAS appointed
to arrange for reception for the grndu-
ating class on the evening Of jane 8:
q. l.. Marston h q, Ida Belle Mitchell.
Ada A. Gray. Fiarsnos HILL n; Gsorgi-
anna Q. Russell. '9s; Marion Loring
bennett, '95; Mrs. jam ID. Clsaves. 20
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Ethel Saabury, wife OF
George L. SsAbury. are TO be held this
sftsrnoon from her LATE residence In No.
0 district.
Mrs. Leila L. wife Of Capt JOAN H.
Humphrey Of this town. died very sud
aeniy Friday evening". Mrs. Humphrey
Was out during the evening calling at
the homo Of frisnds when shs com.
piained Of mot fsslinR well. Almost In
an Instant, before anyt hing could BE-
d me for her rsiisf, Mrs. Humphrey sank
hack In her chair. DYING without a struR-
gle. Dsath was dns to heart trouble.
Mrs. Humphrey was highly respected
lady and was prominsntly identified with
several societies In which she took an
active Interest," She 10 mournsd hy a
husband and fsveral children Of mature
years, besides host Of friends.
Gen. John A. Logan camp, 3. Of w.,
are Considering the matter Of holding
ex ercises commemorative Of ths fourth
anniversary Of the camp, which OCCURS on
May sOth. As TITS date comes On sun
day another dass will be o. lsotsd In the
event the exercises are to be held.
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WILL INSPECT MILK.
An Effort To BE Made TO Appropriate
Money For This Purpose.

At the meeting Of the city council on
Monday evening, an order Will probably
be- introduced settins aside a certain
sum for the carrying on OF milk inspse-
tion In this city by q competent chemist
Is is q scheme that has long been rec
commended BY the board Of hse lib and
one which . great many oltizsDs have
expressed themselves Interested In. Il
IL claimed that at the present time there
10 q great amount Of mtlk sold In Port
land which Is doceored with preserved
chemicals or With-- sauna Substance TO
make Il give an appearance OF bsiag very
rich milk. The physicians all claim that
this kind Of milk Is the cause Of much
sickness among the infants Of Portland
In the summer time and that the sAls
Of doctored milk should be prohibited. II
VIII cost the city sf Portland at iesst
$3.50 to make proper ohsmical analysis
Of all milk brought into Portland and ia
carry on tbs work Of tbs department..
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.

The annual meeting or the Alumni as
ISOLATION of Portland High school win be
held Wednesday evening. May 9th. 100.
ct 90 p. m. ct Assembly hall, High
school building. Ths nembeEs Of the as
ISOLATION will please be present and all
eradutss Of the High soheol are also cor
daily invited to DO present. After the
businsss Of the meeting Is concluded Mr..
Lsroy L. Hight will give half hours
talk Of interest TO all, the sabjsot 10 be
disouEssd later.
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THE CITY'S PIGGERY.


A special meeting OF the board Of over
seers OF the poor will probably be called
on AoEdsy and ut that time Mr.. Goudy,
chairman Of the spsoisl COMMITTEES 10
look into the advisability Of the city' 3
establishing Q piggery al the Desring
poor farm. will maks report on the re-
suit OF tie committee Investigations. It
ID undsrstood that the committee 10
unanimously OF the opinion that the city
should do this work itself and could
thereby save q great deal OF money II
the board Of ovsrseers agrees to the rs-
pert Of the oonmittes 1t Is not unlikely
that report win be presented to the city
council on Monday evening and an or
der transferring this appropriation for
sanitary to the b GARD Of everseefs In
troo uoed.
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COMMERCIAL TRAv ELERS.

The members nj the Travelling Mems
Association Relief Of Bangor. held thsir
annual meeting In that city Friday
night. This organization. which pays
sick benefit. 10 one Of the solid CONNER
DIAL mems associations of Maine. 1t was
organized several years ago, and now has
q mem bsrship OF go, and Its members in
dude some of the best known men on
DE reed Is has done much good in
rocking after travelling men who were
suffering from Illness and during tbs
past year has paid ont $3.50 In siok benz
fits.
The officers elsoted ware a. follows:
Prssidsnt-Fred Greelsy, Somerviils,
Nass.
Vice Ppssidsnt-wiIiiam y. Weeks.
Portland.
Secretary and Treasurer-J. 4. Davis.
Freeport.
Dirsstors-Ssavsy CHASE. Bangor. s W.
Hun phrey, Boston. ". v. Morong. Port
land, h. J. Mclean. Auburn, George II.
Condor, Bangor, and George Z. Curtis,
Augusta.
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FISHING. AT GRAND LAKE.
the Ice Ts Dat ana Fisafngfs On 1,
wssbtngssn County.


(Bangor CommsrsiaL)
Calais, Nay s.-Ths ies went ont Of
Grand Lake on Friday last, sud nsny
nshsrnsn In ths vicinity ars prspnrins
for thsir annual trip to thai famous nsh-
inx srouna where lAnd locked sslnon.
trout snd togus are 10 b found In abun-
dance. Partiss ALREADY thsrs report great
spext fer these nsh which appear 10 b
very plsatiful ana bits readily. On Men
day . nunpsr Of persons vent up 10 try
thsfr lusk. ameng the numher bsine
Mr.. and Mrs.. wiIfrsd L. Eaton. Mrs..
Frank p. veoas Ais Charlotss Youae.
9sorBe h. kason. Percy L. Lord. Hsny
s. Murohis. Frank q. Nurohie, 8. W.
Hayoock, Clarence Tsimbls, o. v. Hay
cock, Clsrenes Trimble. j ohn X. Trimble,
all Of this city. They win put mp at
the different camps In tbs vicinity Of
whitney Oovs and hope 10 bring home
good string NJ this end Of THAR wesk's
fishing. A new and eommcd!eus camp
was crested By Msssrs. Lord and Aurchie
1t the cove last fall. and they vita y.
q. Aurohie win pass their time thsrs.
The Eaton party Will put mp ~ W. i.
Exton's camp, and Msssrs. Trinbls and
Hayoook will occupy the Hesbsrt Eaton
camp. Grand Lake 10 now very easy OF
aocsss. the elegant oosehss run By the
washinston County railroad rnakieG 10
pleasure to take the trip from Calais
to Princeton. The drive to Grand Lake
stream ID only . nsttsr Of 10 miles over
. good road. and strangers can mad
ample accommodates near the best
fishing grounds. An Introduction TO the
tsrritory means that the enthusiastic
fishermen can be depended upon to make
an annual visit, 1t least history hes
recorded this fact thus far. Many 9th
srs hesidss the parties mentioned above
are now preparing TO visit Grand Lake
and will 70 mp there next weak.
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ON THE LINKS.
Ladies' Handicap Tournament OF the
Portland Club.

The first tournamsat OF the season
Was played on the Portland Golf inks
Saturday aftsrnoon. IL was the ladies'
April handicap tournaments. Two silver
cups were offered % prizes. one for the
bsst gross socra the othsr for the best
net. Miss Mary Sills won the prizs for
best gross. with score OF 65. Miss Su-
san Aiinken won the othsr cup with
SCORE Of GO. Tea was served BY Mrs.
II. s. Payson.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try JeI,-O.
a delicious and healthful dessert Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors.-Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
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SEVEN
SUTHERLAND
SISTERS

Sheriff Thompson. who has been de-
tainsd ut his Tome In Newfisid b. Illness
In his family. and took hold Of the case
for tins firss slime last night, acknowledges
that 10 10 80 blind q trail as he ever en-
countsrsd. but says this { I'll ,rrs intend to
keep at tt - long as there IL anything
to work on. 1t 10 probable that the town
authorities will vote 10 offer reward
for the apprahension OF the murderer.
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Annual Meeting.

fCHE annual meeting of the Home for Aged
Men fof the election OF officers and for the
transaction Of any other business that may
legally coma before 1t will be held ut the Home
mysds9 " Il. II. EMERY. seo'y.
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We TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock OF
Eye Glasses and Spectscles In the city. Solid
Gold Gold Filled Aluminium ana Niekle
Frames. We guarantee a perfect at. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the lest.
MCKINNEY THE OPTICIAN. Monument
Square. Jali3OuI
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MO >4808.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
- OF THE
CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK

at Portland, in the State of Maine, at the close
OF business. April o. 1890.
RESOURCES.
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500 PHOTO ETCHIN'

life the latest thing OUT To be made FREE
This Special Offer Until May 10TH Positively No Long
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-06-07
Pleasant Grove.

Special to the News.
Some of our farmers are blowing ov-
CIR corn.
Tho candidates are beginning to hus-
tie.
George Lay, of Chattanooga, passed
through our midst Sunday.
Miss Bette Jones, of Kimball, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Jim Griffith is quite sick. We
wish her speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. TorbOtt visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dame Saturday
night.
Miss Ruth Payne, of South Pittsburg,
visited homo folks Sunday.
Miss Hattie O'Noal is visiting friends
at Sequachee.
Mrs. Calvin Lewis went to Pittsburg
Monday shopping.
notice in the Whitwell department
of II. E. Tate's customary visits to that
place. wonder If his business is ofiic-
ial.
Mr.. Ulpin Ferguson of Jasper, made
his usual call at this place Sunday
Rumor says we are to have wedding
at this place in the near future.
Mrs. Gerren and Mrs. Quarles visited
Mrs, Colston Monday.
Mrs. s. c. O'Neil and aunt Sallie
Dame attended Children's Day at Yves.
ley's Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. &. J. Quarles visited homo folks
at Jasper Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Browns OF Sequachee, Wis
tied Mrs. O'Noal Saturday and Sunday.
C. R. Rogers and George Quarles
made business trip to Pittsburg Sat
urday.
Messrs. Roark and Ellis Of Etna, at
tended Children's Day at Wesley's
Chapel Sunday.
Miss Pearl StanbHry of Jasper, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Jack Quarles.
Our Sunday school cOntsmplates hav-
ing a picnic in the near future especial
ly for the little folks.
Miss Iona Dame, OF Bergen Green,
visited her grandparents Sunday.
I wonder IL Squaw has taken a flight
with one Of the chiefs. BLUE EYES.
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South Pittsburg.
Special to the News,

Special to the News,
We are having plenty of rain.
Mr.. John Kelly of Jasper, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. Jim James and Miss Effie Deak-
ins were married Sunday. Mr.. James
is an employee of the 7. c. l. & r. R. Go
of this city. The bride is daughter
Of Mr.. H. r. Deak MS, also of this city.
Mr.. Sam Hannah and Miss Emma
Smith were married Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Ragen of Bcssimer, Ala, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Kersey Of
this city.
Why does Bert Coburn blush every
time he looks at rose?
Mrs. Bise, who has beeu visiting in
Chattanooga, returned last week.
Mr., Harry Jones, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Attend the picnic at the Blue Spring
Tuesday week.
Mrs. Mary Bise spent Saturday with
her daughter, Mrs. Carter, of Deptford.
Mebsrs, Jennings McLnud and Harry
j ones accompanied by their best g rls
attended the James-Deakins wedding
Sunday.
Mr.. Joe King, OF Jasper, called on bit
best girl here Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. WEIGH is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs Coburn of Coburn Mountain, was
visiting Mrs. Webster of this city Sat
urday.
Mrs R. A. Hudson of this city, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Nashville
and other places.
Mr.. Ernest Taylor and his bost CIR
went buggy riding Sunday.
Mr.. Darius Ramsay, of near Jasper
was in our town Monday.
The Union men of this city were go
lns to have picnic last Saturday bu
owing to the rain it was delayed unit
some future time. WILD Rose.
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Literary Society.

Following their annual custom
this society gave an entertainment
Wednesday to good audience.
Owing to the enforced absence OF
president Curtis. Major Thomas H.
Hill presided. The first number
on the program was an ihstrumen-
tai selection for organ and violin,
Blue Eyes Polka" which was
Spiritedly performed by Miss
Louise and Mr.. W. c. Hill, Oscar
Campbell then made a good pre-
sentation of Our National En-
sign" A debate followed on the
question Resolved that the pleas
ures Of anticipation exceed those of
realization" and was handled in a
lively style by Spears Robertson for
the affirmative and Edgar L. Pry>
or for the negative. A beautiful
rendition of Home, Sweet Home"
with guitar and violin, by Miss
Louise and Mr.. w. C. Hill, follow,
ed. Then Miss Thula Martin to
fill vacancy recited a lengthy
poem Annie and Willie's Prayer
very beautifully. w, c, Robertson
closed the entertainment with a
spicy paper.
Ice cream and lemonade was
next in order aud after the supply
was exhausted the audience die.
persed, having spent a very pleas
ant and satisfactory evening,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-06-07
CEDAR SPRING.

Special to the News.
The farmers have had plenty of rain
here,
Miss DaiSie Davidson returned from
visit TO Walden's Ridge thursday.
Ell. Condra moved to his summer
residence Thursday.
Rev. j. NJ. and Rev. R. ]. Moore and
wife spent Tuesday with Mrs Liz g
Moore and family.
Laurence Daniel came home from
lockwood Friday sick.
Mr.. Pete Hackworth and Miss Ethe
Schoolheld took buggy ride to Stones
Cave Sunday evening.
Mr.. Fred Pryor, of Whitwell, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his grand
mother, Mrs. Heron.
Miss Mile Moore went to Union Sat.
urday.
Misses Halle and Myrtle Hackworth
ana Beulah Condra spent Sunday with
Miss Daisie Davidson.
Miss Laura Sanders and her brother,
Standifor, spent Saturday night with
Eliza White.
Tomps McLain went to Suunyside
Sunday.
Misses Emma McLain, Liza aud Fan
ME Moore spent Sunday with the Miss
es Golston.
Albert Smith and Horace Golston
started to Red Hill to preaching sunday
evening but claim that the rain drove
them back.
Ed Layue called to see his, best girl
Sunday evening.
Success 70 the News.
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WHIIWELL DEPARTMENT.
GEO. w. LEWIS, Agent.

Thos. H. Smith, Of Mo, who has
been on a visit 10 his brother and
sisters for the last month, left for
his home Friday.
j. NJ. Grayson, OF the Ord district
and tax assessor was in the city
Saturday. He has completed his
work and made his returns Mon.
day.
G. J. Smith, of Graysville Tenn,
President of Dist. No. 10 United
Mine Workers Of America, was in
the city from Saturday till Mon
day.
T. A. Havron, who has beer
staying at Tullahoma, came back
Thursday and returned Friday
He has improved in health consid'
erably.
Mr.. B, B. Rogers has seven crap,
vines that he received from Chri,
Wagner, of Sequschee, the lst o
April of last year, They grew a
bout ten feet the first year ant
now are laden with grapes. Mr.
Rogers will make more than b
needs for home use. What he ha
done others can do. Mr.. T. /
Duff got some at the same time tina
Mr. Rogers did and they are ais
iull oil grapes.
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500 REV ARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
& ire is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature TO do
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address,
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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LODGES.

UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AM
erica, No. 2S7, meets every Thursday
night at p. m. A. L. Rankin, Prcsi-
dent; Fayette Sanders, Vice Prpsi-
dent; Hugh Curtis, Secretary; q. M.
Spivy, Treasurer.
CUSTER CONCLAVE, No. 26, Regents
of the White Shield, meets 2nd and
4th Saturdays att p N. JAS. Sp'igles,
R c; larry EggNrt, V. R. c; John
Weddle, r. Chaplain; A. H. Painter, 4.
T; Emanuel Layne, r. r.
WHlTWELL LODGE. No. Sis, f, e. A.
Masons meets list and 3ri Saturday
at 7 p. NJ: i. f. Cowan. w. Nj; Nj.
C. Pryor, S. w; A. 2 Heard j, w;
NJ 7. Upton, Treas; o. w. Chastain,
Sec; N. N. Rush, S. .; j. 5. Hooper,
]. D; B. B Rodgers, Chaplain; Ed
King, Tyler: A. p. Lamb, ST., and l.
Won Livingston, st wards.
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, NO. SO, !. O.
0. f., meets every Friday night at
Z o'clock; j. c Ealy, N G; IL. S.
BaumgarLner, " G; T. p. Duff, Sec
laurel REBECCA LODGE, No. 81,
!. o. o, f., meets every Wednesday
night at Z o'clock; Almeda Musgrove,
N. &; Laura Hooper, V 6; Hugh
Curtis, Sec; Bertha Curtis, Treas.
POWHATTAN TRIBE, No. "a, Inde-
pendent Order of Red Men meets ev-
cry Tuesday night at Z o'clock: L. $.
Baumgartner, Sachem: Joo Vasey, X.
of R: J. c. Ealy, c. X: II. H. Turner,
| X. of w.
! KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. No 9S, meets
every Monday night ut Z. j. r.. Cow
J an, C. c; Joseph Cain, V. C;D. II
Layne, Prelatc; j, A. McRee, NJ. Al
Richard Rigshy, NJ. E; John Cowan,
Nj. Il; w. A. Levan, X r. S; George
Smith,, !. q; James Mackie, o. g.
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To Our Readers.

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and tho Free Press Year Book and En-
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Twice-a- Week Free Press is conceded
by all to be Mchgan's leading news
paper. Remember that by taking ad-
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50 copies OF the SS4uarhoe Valley News
and l04 copirs of thu Free Press, and
the Free Press Year Book 1900 for, for
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Stanley.
Special to The News.

Special to the News.
The long faces the farmers have been
wearing we're changed into broad
smiles whom the rain began to fall last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Berrie Durham has been sick for
the past week, but is improving at the
present time. Rush out, Berry, and
take exercise, It will soon be time TO 60
to Whitwell again.
John f. Massengale and Arch Brown
visited Stanley Sunday, raining as IL
Was.
l.. A. Massehgale went to ChattAnoo-
ga Saturday.
Miss Allie Richio visited Stanley
Saturday on business.
John K chie made bushes trip to
Chattanooga Saturday.
The writer desires the editor 10 give
notice through the News to the Jasper
young lady who is buying up Arbnekle
signatures to obtain a husband, that
there is a young man in the noighbor-
hood OF Stanley that says she need not
bother herself about buying any. If
she has any at all that he would be
glad to get to be the premium.
Mr.. Henry Oahlsen, Of Chattanooga,
| exhibited some wonderful feats in the
art of hypnotsm at L. A. Massengale's
Saturday night.
Well, Mr.. Cold Wave, your puzzle is
a good one, so to line it out 1t reads
thus:
"Read up and down
And you will see
How love you
II you love me-"
What is wrong with our sister Ethel
of Kclley's Forty. never saw any
thing in last weeks issue OF the News.
Come, Sis, don't get excited because you
can hear from Stanley sometimes.
Mr.. L. A. Massengale cut his knee
with an axe one day last week. Yor
had better DO careful, Lewis, how you
handle an axe or you might get hurt.
Mr. JAmes Simpson carried Miss Eta
Richio's parasol from Sunday school
last Sunday.
Albert Davis went to Chattanooga
Friday.
Bee robbing is in progress and ar'
extra rich, and the bees do some extr
fighting.
Well, as it is raining and too wet t
find any more news, | will sharpen m
pencil for the nsxt time. Wishing tn
Editor and all tho readers OF the New
cherry pie for dinner, as will have
bid you adieu for this time. ELLEN.
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REPUBLICANS MEET
And Agree To Bury Their Diff
ferenCes.

JASPER, Tim, June 4.--The Evans
and Brownlow republicans held a con
vention here Saturday, they having
agreed to agreed to bury their ditioren-
ces.
An-agreement had been signed by the
leading republicans in order to bring
about harmony in the ranks of the re-
publican party in Marion County and to
promote the success Of the county tick
ct. Alta meeting previous to this time
county ticket had been nominated,
but it was agreed that it should be
Withdrawn,
The mass meeting was held here
Saturday in pursuance of the action OF
Friday week Messrs d. A. Tate and
II. L. w. Rauiston, chairmon, called II
together at o'clock for the purpose OF
determining tho time, place and man
ner OF electing candidates for sheriff
and trustee. A. J. Willis, who was frs
nominated for trustee, withdrew, and
Sam Hale OF Whitcsino, was nominated
James NJ. Bible, candidate for sheriff
withdrew, and Francis NJ. mccullough
was nominated. The meeting adjourn
ID to be called again next Saturday
June9.