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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-22

the foun 1ation Of the now church to be
built In the spring. By the North Desrins
Conzrsgstional churon.
M Hsnry J. Davis, Brentwood street.
the weli-known fisrist and tanitor OF the
bearing High fchool building, l. con.
fined 20 the house with severe cold and
rheumatism.
REV. MR.. DAvIs's FAREw ELL
SERMON.
Rev. 8. @. Davis. pastor Of All Souls
Universalist church prior to the delivery
Of bis regular sermon Sunday morning.
answered the following questions previ'
ously announced In the daily papers 70
be answered by him; First, "Is IL e igh'
to run the eisctrios on sundayf" Second,
'Should We vote the Republican OF
Democr attic ticket In this slater
He said, "should We run the electrios
and stsam cars on Sundayf No II 10
keeps one human soul away from divine
service. Physically every man should,
because OF law Of nature. have one day
In seven for rest Spiritually every
man should have one day in seven for
worship. Corporal 10 not run on
s undsy to help men nut to mike money.
This overmastering spirit Of greed IL
what prompts this Sunday dissertation.
Instead OF working on sun day We should
have Saturday on by using substitu tes
In work 90 that man may have holiday
and then Sunday could be Holy-day.
"Should we vote the Democratic or
Republican tickstf Neither Of them
when the officials fall to enforce the
laws, but vote the Prohibition ticket.
Give the only party that will enforce
prohibition one chance ct least"
Rev. Mr.. Davis then proceeded With
the regular sermon, taking his text from
Mark X.-17-2. "Good Master what
hall DO that may inherit eternal life
90 thy way and sell whatsoever thou
hast and give to the poor and come and
follow me-"
"5hould every man In these days cell
all he has and give 10 the poor and
become q travelling disciple OF Christ
Not ~ any means. All Jesus meant
Was that this young man should sell all
be had and give to the poor and follow
Him. Yet every man should hold his
property as belonging 10 God, and when
there 10 good reason for sacrifice Of II
all. make this sacrifice. The principle OF
salt sacrifices must obtain In every
Christian heart. For the very reaso
that this young man should sell ano
give away his property. others should
esp their property that they may from
tine to time use 1t for God. The young
man was alone and, II he In that age,
with the new movement followed Christ,
he must needs part with his property.
Other men who have homes and famil-
les should part with their property day
by day for the good Of humanity and
regard 1t wicked and vulgar to die rich.
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WOODFORDS.

Mrs. j. Putnam Stevens, Coyle street,
who hiss been critically III. is now out Of
danger. and speedy recovery Is looked
fer.
The Dirigo club Of OAkdale will meet
next Friday at the home OF Mrs. Halves,
Falmouth street.
Mrs. J. ID. Boyd, who, with her two
children has been the guest Of her moth
er, Mrs. j. Ii. Adau - Highland street,
for two months. has returned to her home
in Chicago, Misc Adele Adams accom-
panied her as far an Worcester, Mass.
The Parliamentary club, organized Of
the home of Mrs. j. d. Card, last week.
made good beginning, and the prospect
ing is to be held at the home OF Mrs.
Leroy Jack, Lincoln street. All inter
ested In club work are invited to attend.
The Clark Memorial Methodist Sunday
school has recently added 100 new books
to lis library.
There was large gathering of mem herr
and friends Of the Clark Memorial
evening. Refreshments were served and
an enjoy able time was had by all.
MISS Laura Parker returnsd Thursday
from six wesks' visit at the homo OF
her nephew, DR.. +. X. Parker, Provi'
dsnoe, X. l. DIR. Parker's son Allan
accompanied her home, and will spenr
several weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Jacobs.
MISS Harriet Leavitt 10 at home for q
brief visit prior to her departure for
Hallowell, where she will assume tbs
superintendency Of the Girls Industrial
school
Rabbits are eating the bark Of young
apple trees In Stroudwater and vicinity.
They clean of the bark close to tie tree
as far up as they can reach.
The committee appointed by the Wood
lords Congregational church TO arrange
following circular:
"The annual church meeting Will be
held in the chapel, Tuesday evening, Jan.
| ceived many blessings the past year. Let
| to this anniversary, and thus express our
gratitude to the Almighty for His protect
Ing mercy. Supper will be served ut 81
after which there will be q devotional
service, reports, ri sponses to the roil-call.
reading OF lettsrs from those who can
not be present, and the election Of otfio-
ers. All mem beis Of the church arc cor
dali invited to DO present. Friends, d.
your part toward making this annual
/ gathering the largest We have had.
| II unable to be present, send us q latter
or message, and thrs respond to YOU
nam ct the roll call. Letters sho ule
reach the pastor by Friday, the 26th."
Persons contributing to the supper fol
| this ooca sion are requested to send theii
donations TO the chapel Tuesday after
noon, or leave them with Mra Charles II
Blake, Forest avenue.
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General Hospital. $50, Maine Bible sooie-
~. f2 90; Parish needs, t872.66; Vsstfy
fond. sso.ss; church printing fund.
The Current Events club win meet
Mrs. Mrs. Nosso1 Ioosi. r. s%s ssssss
Mr.. kuaseil ID. woodmsn, cashier Of
the Westhrook Trust company, has Just
received Q present from . relative In the
form Of q Handsome morocco leather
bound book, oontalniug history OF the
order Of KNIGHTS Templar. with an &C.
count and half tone pictures OF the great
conclavs held In Boston, August, 1895.
Amopa other attractions 10 be offsred
By Westbrook Lodge. knights OF Pythias
ut their fair to pe held Feb 1-e, Is fan
cydrill by the membsrs OF Portland
Company. No. 8. u. X. X. p, Of Port
land, one night Of the fair.
Private Arthur Merrill, stationed at
Fort Williams, South Portland. was in
the city Saturday ON brief visit to bis
home.
Conductor Eugene Harmon, OF the
westbrook, Windham and Naples Electric
Railway COMPANY, has returned from mis-
recent trip TO Worcester, Mass.
Court City of wsstbrook, order Of Fer
estsrs, are 20 hold q. grand tall on the
evening OF February 20, at Odd Fellows
hall, West End.
The SearohIigbt oirc'e will meet Mon.
day evening At the hume OF MISS Ahoe
Hall
The officers OF Mizpah Chapter, o. Il.
s., are TO be publicly installed Monday
EVENING at Masonic hall, West End.
The Frerss Dupalet win give "Reprs-
sentation FIancaise," Wednesday ever.
Ing, January 4, at Odd Eeliows hall.
They are to BIS assisted BY MlleA. Berna-
detts Mereau, Poisson, GirArd and Mr..
A. Carries. They will present u part OF
"Hernsni," . masterpiece Of Victor
Hugo. and q comedy. lie Serment
d Horace"
The following officers Of Pendsxtsr
chaptsr, Epwofth league, were
installed Thursday evening ut
the Methodist cnufoh: President, George
Brown; first vice president, Miss Ntttie
u. Dsbeck; SECOND vice president.
william Mason; third Woe president.
Grace Norton; fourth vice president. Jen-
ME MoJ.sllan; SECRETARY, Susie Norton
treasurer, Byron y. Pride; president Of
Junior Lea que, Miss Lucy whidden. The
officers were installed by Rev. @. q. Pbe-
Ian, the ps stor OF the church. kefresh-
ments were served after the Installation.
The report that the Westhrook Dramat-
10 club had voted to adjourn was erroneo-
us. 1hs club IL still In existence and will
at an early date I'LL several local as we'll
as out Of town engagements.
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YARMOUTH.

A social and entertainment was held
Friday evening at the Central (Uniua-
rian) church. Tableaux, music and the
farce, "a Dec laration of Independence"
made up the programme for the evening s
sntertainment,
The Philolo2ian society Of North Var
mouth Academy, will hold Its first meet
ing for the winter term on Monday even :
Ing, January s1st. There is to be an
election of officers and three minute
speeches With subjects announced By the
class.
A new furnace has been placed In the
Baptist church.
The Senior class of the Yarmouth High
school, will give an entertainment some
time In February.
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WENT ABROAD.
Union Travelled with Mrs.
BurnhRm.

To read an account Of what an snthu-
sia stio traveller has seen and enjoyed, IL
always . matter Of interest. but much
more of personal flavor Is added. when
one can listen to those experiences read
BY the traveller himself.
So Saturday afternoon, In spite OF the
rain and fog (real Devon weather, too,
ono would judge according to Mrs. Burn
hams description)-the audience, which
almost filled the vestry OF Pine street
church, gathered there to hear Mrs. 10
siah Burnham's paTer. entitled "Snap
Shots In Devon" were more than amply
repayed for ths effort.
This particular county Of England
offers much In the way Of charming scen
rey and historic association for the eagel
traveller, and Mrs. Burnhain's delight
full description of her experiences prove
how much she appreciated Its beauties
She told the story Of the start from New
York, the landing at liverpool, Of tbs
journey to Exeter; where the first stop
was made, IL tho old city SO rioh In his
torio association and quaint attractive
ness; and of the wandering through tie
many interesting towns Of the section
each one Of which had some special
charm, which endeared itself to the trav'
eller, ona would be sure they were coasl
towns b the old Saxon sign Of mouth. =
Tinmouth, Plymouth, Dartmouth, ano
Tinsmouth, besides Ilfraoombe and Glow
ely. being some that were particularly
attractive.
Mrs. Burnham did not forget to sIeAk
of the lovely Devon Lanes, OF which on
hears so much, and she wrought in, In
entertaining fashioL, many quaint old
stories, some fitting quotations, and sug-
gssted many OF the charms Of an English
spring, which were thoroughly enjoyed In
spite Of the freq uent rain.
This interesting paper was read BY Mrs
Burnham at the request Of her friends
and was given for the decoration fund Of
the North school in which Mrs. Burn
ham is especially interested. As the
affair was given under the auspices OF
the School Room Decoration Commits,
Mrs Clara Dyer. as chairman, gracefully
introduce Mrs. Burnham to the audi
ence.
THE PINE TREE CLUB.
The Pine Tree club met Friday eve
ming. Among the subjects for considera
ton was the overwork of children In pub
lie schools. A report was given of thu
appropriate exercises attending tho pre-
ssntatiou Of Declaration Of Independence
to the High school. One member CAV
the origin Of the name Ladysmith giver
to the South African town. Anothel
gave history Of an organization called
the Stop Thief society for catching lob
pers founded at North Bridgton, Me II
1914, the present secretary having serves
40 years. Considerable attention wa
given to the subject OF reorganization
of the General Federation OF Women
clubs.
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EOR SALE-Magnihcent double house. every
L. thing entirely separately on Brown street
(now Norwood street,l Deering. open fire.
places, steam heat, pazZas, bays. very sunny.
near two lines OF electfics, "a modern house In
every respect, architects plans aud built by tbs
day; you can live In one rent and let tie other
for $500 per year; look Il over; call afternoons,
DALTON, SO Exchange street 25u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-22

EOR SALE Beautiful estate OF 2i5 acres,
Il finely loca,ed. 10 room residence, two
small houses, two large barns, carriage house,
$1,000: fine hay fields. Beautiful shade, fruit
aud nut trees. Advance age Of owner reason
tor sale. DANA w. BAkER, Exeter, N. II.
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Am bitioua.

Don't you want to leave footprints on
the sands OF ti,ne?' asked the mentor.
NO" answered the young man who Is
ambitious but lazy. "I'd rather leave
carriage ruts."-Boston Traveller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-22

LOR SALE-An excellent opportunity IL Of
\ Tered for au investment In two Piecss Of
tenement property, TO close an estate; will pay
from nine TO ten per cent net Price six thous-
aud (sG000l dollars. BENJAMIN SHAW, s.
CO., 51la Exchange street. l6-i
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EOR SALE-New houses IN Deering, on street
IL car line, for $1,000. $1,000. S2%o0 and $500;
all modern conveniences, heat, bath room. fire.
places, etc. Terms OF payment same as rent;
remember our houses are entirely new and
have never been occupied. Call and see them.
DALTON a Exchange street, 25-u
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EOR SALE 5000. Farm Of "a acres, room
II house, barn connected. wood enough for
use. very near post Office. church, neighbours, in
a nice town, and on good roads. DANA w.
BAKER, Exeter, N. ii. ii-2
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COR SALE-The only drug store In thriving
Il manufacturing village vi h large surround
ing country 10 draw from, good fixtures, small,
clean stock low price Address DRUG STORE,
| Box 1857, nov2T-tf
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TOR SALE-House lots at Woodfords, East
Deering and Deering Center. for &c and SO
per foot; lsnl is rapidly advancing and now Is
the time 10 secure lot at old prices Easy
payments. Call afternoons. DALTON. % EK-
change street. 21-u
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EOR sALE-Bargains In our made strong
II trousers" w sell for $500, i.25, l.b0. 200
and $50 per pair. Best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examine
alton money will be refunded by returning 10
us before having been worn. HASKELL u
JONES, Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland Maine 3l-4
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WIT AND WISDOM.
High Art.

High Art.
whats the difference between art
and high art?"
cart is painting pictures; high art is
painting pictures that sell."-Chieago
Record.
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NOTICE-Goss g. Wilson, auctioneers, re-
IN moved TO 1854 to 100 Middle St, corner o.
Silver St du
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Important to M others,

Examine carefully every bottle OF CASToR1A,
q cafe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that il
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WANTED.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance.

WANTED-By young man and wife, furnished
w room with board; private family preferred.
No objection to going outside the city II lear
electrics. Please state terms. Address w. j"
ROY 1857, :2-I timeslt
WANTED-An who possibly can TO attend
w the lecture given by Rev. MIR. Hack at
Sec md Parish church on Thursday evening,
Jan 25 at eight O'Clock. subject: The Castles
of Scotland aud England, illustrated with
stereopticon. lan-e6t
WANTED-Agents for The Life and Work
w OF Dwight L. Moody" The only authen-
tic life OF Moody that Win be sold through
agents. Everybody wants H. Outfits and cir
GUITARS soc. Address L. U. BOX Csc, Portland
Maine 1871
NANTED-Burnhams Jeilycon, made IN a
W minute without sugar. Burnhams Beef,
Wine and IRON sold by druggists and grocers
Burnham's Beef Extract Lsebig's process, Is
good In stock at II. y. Melcher Co.'S, Conant,
Patrick g. Co.'S and Jobbers generally 1871
SINGRRS-o. Stewart Taylor, 45 Y. NJ. c. A..
- building has provided means TO turn to
account all good natural voices. Call on FRI
DAYS only between he hours OF and p m
' N'' iii
VTTRITERS WANTED TO copy letters at
w home; permanent employment eliher
sex; for particulars enclose reply envelope
all ready to mail. /. j. GRAY, koekland Me.
1871
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EOR sALE.-Near Lincoln Park, 1-9 stored
II house of 10 rooms. two families, new open
plumbing, two bath rooms, hot and cold water,
and IN perfect repair Inside and out; Is laying
10 per cent on price asked. w. II. WABDRON
& Co, $50 Middle street, al
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first aud second mort
vi cages on real estate; also on stock, bonds
or any other good securities. A. {. LIBBY &
CO., ~ IL Exchange street. l9l
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FOR SALE.

Forty words Inserted under this head
ens week for 20 cents, cash An advances.
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HEUMATISM-I have positive cure Tor
IL this disease. 1t has been used with SUE
cess for wears ana Is recommended by leading
physicia 5, lawyers. ministers and many others
who have been benefited by 1t. Address
4. o. Box 1916. 1871
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EOR SALE-One new set double runners,
II complete; one second hand double sleigh,
pole. shafts; cost $50 originally. One second
hand phae,on Ia FIRST class condition. To be
sold at extremely low prices 10 close an
estate. WILLIAM DAVIS, 90 Preble str, ct.
lei
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-22

MORTGAGES NEGoTlATED-We have
M funds OF clients 10 invest IN desirable
first mortgages On Real estate security AT rom
l-2 10 6 per cent We make specially OF
placing loans on city and suburban property.
For particulars apply to Real Estate once
First National Bank Building, FREDERlCh 5.
VAIL. l9i
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TOR SALE-All winter goods. sleighs, robes,
blankets elegant goo ~. good variety, be-
low cost. ZkNAS THOMPSON & BRO. 30
and 80 Elm street. 2O-1
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n A. WHITING, 7. II. TOMfSON, Con-
u. tractors House ami store Painting. Var
nishIng. Grainiag. STAINING Tintine. White
washing. All work done TO satisfaction OF al
parties concerned. once, 70 EXcha g. street,
Portland, Me. Tel. 6292. 22u
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inseI ted under this head
one week for o5 cents, cash In advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

O. ~ per month In advance. Violin aud
- sVU mandolin instruction; pupils ad-
yanced for concerts and orchestra: music Tree,
every Saturday aitern lon, ocock; Tree IN
structton Saturday moTnln IS $50. Sheet music
lOc REDMEN'S HALL, 439 Congress street
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EOR SALE-Property 1874 Pleasant street,
II neaT Park street, comprising house. II
rooms. bathroom, stable carriage house and
1900 feet OF land, viii be SOLD for less than
valuation. Apply TO n. III. FOSTER. ON
uremises 1911
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In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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UrANTED-At once, hrst class body makers,
w blacksmiths and paiaters: also helpers
and nnIshers. ZENAS THOMPSON & BRO,
30 and SO 4 I'm street 20l
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THOMAS STABLE, 81 LAFAYETTE st. First
i class winter "riss" at reasonable rates.
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WANTED SITUATIONS

SITUATION TO do general housework by
- Scandinavian girl. Please call at IL
HENRY ST.. right hand bell. l7I
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MONEY TO LoAN-on first and second
policies when three years old, personal prop,
erty. diamonds or any other good eollaieral
security. W. p. CARR, Room 4. Oxford Build
lag is5 Middle street. 50
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NOR SALE-Springheld gas machine, storage
II tank pipes, valves and shut. offs, All IN
exchange for good horse. G. b. DALTON.
janldu
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
Your Face

shows the state of your feelings and the state of your face as well. Impure blood makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow complexion, pimples and skin eruptions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have Il healthy appearance you should try Acker's where cheap sarsaparillas and so-called purifiers fail. Knowing this, we sell ever, bottle on positive guarantee
 w. R. Edwards. druggist
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
A Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored to health and happiness by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If af
 tlicted with any throat or lung trouble, give it d triaI for it is certain to prove beneficial. Coughs that have resisted all other treatment for years, have yielded to this remedy and perfect health been restored. Cases that seem- ed hope ,ess, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, have been permanently cured by its use
 For sale by Pioneer Drug Store. #
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
Presiden, Mckinley as an Editor.

One of the department heads at Washington recently wrote an article for the Ladies' Houe Journal which re- quired the president, approval for pub lication. The president asked that the Il week the manuscript came back edited in a way which completely won editorial admiration. The presi- dent was apparently thoroughly con, versant with all the marks which ed itOrs used in making correct ions Every era>ure and interineaI ion had it's proper sign. and each was in Iii,. prr-i. dents own handwriting Ladies Home Journal
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING

Notice is hereby given that the School Board of Flagstaff District, No. l. CocOnino County. Arizona. will receive bids for the heating and plumbing of the Emerson High Schoolup to 2 p. m, August l. 1900 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the Board. Plans and specifications may be had by applying to J. c. Grim. Chairman. J. c. GRIM,
 T. E. PULLIAM,
 w. $. ROBINSON,
 Trustees School District No l. Dated July 2l, 1900,
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FOLSOM.
May 80. 1900
May %, 1900.

May %, 1900.
c. w. Denham is beautifying his
residence with coat of whitewash.
j. A. Gilmore made his daughter,
Lille, present of fine Everett pi-
ano last Wednesday.
Manus CLANCY and family and
others were visiting friends and rela-
tives in Green county last week.
Miss Lille Gilmore gave an enter
,tainment to her many young friends
last Wednesday evening, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music.
J. A. Gilmore, wife, daughter, EN-
ma, and sister, Jane, spent last Fri.
day at the home of j. G. Mccoy.
The township Boxwell commence.
ment will be held at the M. E. Church
at this place on Saturday evening,
June I'd. A class of four will gradu.
ate.
The funeral of Miss Mary c. Fox
took place at Union Chapel last Sat.
urday. Services were conducted by
Rev. Burbee. She died at her home
three miles south of Fairfax. She
was II years of age. She was loved
by all that knew her:
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SINKING SPRING.
May 2S, 1900.

way SO3 AoOO'
Harry Hite, of Columbus, visited
his parents, John Hite and wife, in
this place, last week.
Miss Bertha Gillian returned home
last Saturday from visit with her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Wilson, at Greenfield.
Mrs. Jane Mcclure, our popular
milliner, has large stock of summer
hats, elegant in design, stylish and
exceedingly cheap in price.
Elba Costello, of Greenfield, is spend.
ing a few days here with his parents,
Jos. Costello and wife.
Quite number from here attended
the meeting at Olive Branche Sunday.
The new firm of Belleson Bros. &
Co. has an establishment that our
town is proud to boast of. They have
a large variety of goods to select
from and keep the best quality and
latest styles. The boys are hustlers
and sure of doing well.
Joseph Hite and wife, were visitors
at the Hill City last Friday.
Paul Yankie, of PEBBLES, is the
guest of friends here this week.