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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

with gilt buttons on which a thistle n
embossed or II is elaborated with pin
tucks and embroidered bands-a thing 81
intrinsic beauty as well as comfort. There
Is a suggestion for any slender hgure
In the shirt set forth IN a drawing that
elucidates the above remarks. A soft
Wotau blue cashmere flannel ~ what the
sketchs original was made Of. and In the
bands OF ecru silk canvas were pleasant
H. blended. n Persian pattern. threads
o. yellow duh red and agreeable green.
The tucks were stitched with green SILK,
aud the soft silk tie under the stin turn
over collar OF flannel was Of green. WITH
broad bands OF dun red forming "a border.
In the shopping district women are
gathered In groups before windows where
taffeta and flannel hlouses are displayed
10 cri,icise or admire the groups OF bias
tucks and chains OF tiny gilt or crystal
buttons chat ornament the fronts OF these
ever comfortable garments. There is a
great deal Of interest in the hlouses made
OF flannel handkerchicfs These are the
direct inspiration OF the China silk and
foulard handkerchief blouses and very
nearly as pretty. The wool squares are
tremendously bordered in stripes OF at
least three soft. harmonious tones. which
in the cutting or the garment are intro
duced on the cum. collar. yoke and down
the fronts.
The rs y. MS Coat.
All the neck fnishugs for these autumn
waists take the form o. high corded bands
Of silk. completed With a turnover top OF
the same goods and narrow folded band
at the base which band draws into a four
INLAND knot. while the ends extend half
way 10 the waist line.
For all. save sporting costume, the
stock has been wholly ignored In the past
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
BOARDING HOUSE SUGGESTIONS.
ways by which the Meat Courses
Can he Made n source OF a surprise
and Delight.

ways by which the Meat Courses
Can he Made n source OF n surprise
and Delight.
Here are some ways IN which the eter-
nal round Of beef. mutton. fowl. boiled.
roas,. hashed. and minced. may be va
rled with equal pSoht TO palate and pock-
ettook While the high-headed person
NAV wish to keep her bosrders always
CRYING out: How expensive" the wise
one nrefers 10 hear How well-havoredH
osnecialiy n the favoring means saving
Of expense.
100, piouante-Wash and trim n leg
- ,.,,,,on. then score u deeply IN half a
1.,cn niaces aud crowd into the scores
-,,ncr balf.cioves Of garlic or small but
- an ous also pinchcs OF salt, ana q
-, drops OF salad oil. Lay the meat IN
n,n with a cupful OF hot water turn
arother pan over g. and bake untl thfee
49, Aa,e Meantime mix a tablespoon
an OF French mustard-nry' OF cout
-, ,bree tablespoonful OF Tine cracker
- l,,r,hs 10 a thin paste, dropping In al
.'.,ei,, al ard vinegar. Season the pasfe
st.rfv with salt. black pepper ana ca
e +, must b. soft enough 70 spread
-. ,bin but not 20 run. Take up the
-, n,it Il in a dry ran. ana cover II
~, ..i,h tho paste. then return Il 90 the
W.. W., ana let u roast gently until the
naste is a brown crust.
Mutton Marinado-wash' turn. s ano
- The mutton a. above, but cut hait
80. -, pspper. and a slice Of onion In the
,r.isaA Of the garlic Next rub
see' ,,T of saiad 81 well over the sur
ana iet Il stani while YOU make
r,aripaic. Take half pint of strong
~, wster.-sea water II obtainaoie-sna
s.if a pint o. either apple vinessr or sou
ne Put them In an enamelea AauSsbe"l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

stand almost like a Medicl collar al the
uaok' and a big bow OF violet tinted panne
Hnnon is fastened on the left breast
Nhen scarf Is not worn a tulle coll
@r with "a very big wired bow OF the
same cohwehby fabric at the back or 20
enc side, takes Its place and duties. while
Tor "A very slim white neck tho receipt
II a single string OF pearsl al the hase.
ana as high up as possible. close under
the chin, circlet az black hcbe velvet
ribbon tied az che side
Tucked Chiffon Toilets.
Countless almost will be the tribe OF
black evening toilets made Of chiffon.
tucked one way or another, ana then. in
a prodigality Of ncsdlework. over laid with
lace or pierced embroidered applications
The wonder OF these suits IS that they
are founded only on chiffon Innings. for
otherwise. say the purycyors OF rich raj
ment 10 would De impossible 10 obtain
tho air of dusky cloud-like beauty that
the we'll made black dress must show. as
Wei as the ciinging quality o. It's yaper-
Gus folds
To examine one Of these gowns IN the
hand is 90 nave revealed tho results Ut
the most delicate mechanism known to
the high art lusterless chiffon form the
foundations Tor skirt ana waist OF the
dinner toilet IN the accompanying illus
ua'ion. Upon this drops the dress proper
wrought al OF black six muslin. tucked
perpendicularly from shoulders 20 foo.
and every tuck done by hand. These
Fuckers are so arranged that instead -
being creased nat. like tho blade OF a knife.
they stand straight out. in hundreds Of
wee flutes. with rounding tops. and then
upon this ouoyant surface is laid a strange
ornamental pattern OF black silk rennais-
sance lace. its edges completed with mar
row bands OF taffeta gown Of this
type. without its whaleboncs. weighs only
two pounds.
4 Cashmere Flannel blouse.
Sweet. upon the lissom figure Of the
average American girl, Is the flannel shirt.
waist Of this season. II IS either an
acutely plain blouse. fastened up the front
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
SMART AUTUMN CLOTHES.
sHOP WINDOWS SUPERB WITH Nov
ELITES ron THE SEASON.

urimmInR. for winter Gowns Are
All AHIitter with the New Cabo-
chon Head. That Have Entirely Re
place. spansIes-EveninE Frocks
are Cut I'm "a square Decoiiete, and
with This style the queen Louise
scarf L. Extremely Popuiar-A
Word About the Cashmere Flan-
mel bodice That Has Captivated
Anew the Capricious Taste of Well
Dressed women.
New York. Sept 2s-It Is a Joy without
c,nker or cark 10 investigate the autumn
scenery of the retail dry goods district
The windows are impressive and superb
with novelties that range in variety from
tpe tiniest bow knots OF spangled lace for
evening slippers to gorgeous opera robes
trat autter with artistic plumes. chiffon
frius and knots Of silk muslin flowers
These evening comfor,ables take the
shape OF capes no bigger than broad fur
boas. capes falling 60 the waist or they
are ell enveloping cloaks Of lace oncrust-
81 satin dropping their rich fullness az
Gar as the hem OF the happy wearer's
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

broad en- expanse OF white chest as possi-
be. White elbow sleeves promise to be
very much the mode. the art OF the dress
maker Is strained to push the top OF the
arm covering far out on the shoulders
tip. Let the reader OF this new mandate
bear IN mind that this cut OF evening
gown does not imply the least immodesty
Tor the whole object is to attain that most
gracious effect In the feminine neure,
vide chest and well sprung shoulders. IN
contrast with a long and tapering waist
me tendency is directly toward the moie
81 1880 and therea bouts. when. from arm
TOP 20 arm top. the shoulders were ex-
posed quite bare OF covering.
Fossessors Of particularly nice necks'
ohests and shoulder lines have their din
ner gowns so artfully arranged that IN
The course OF every natural movement or
eesticulation one strap or sleeve top slides
from its noorings and "A width OF alabas-
Ter flesh is successfully displayed. Those
who are not 30 hissfully confident Of the
Perfection OF their shoulder lines, and
yst take no secondary place In the pro-
Eress OF the mode, have adopted the
Queen Louise scarf. IN liberty gauxe or
chiffon.
Debutante's Dancing Dress.
Jus, how the scarf can be used Is skill
fuliy displayed In the portrait Of deou-
tante dancing costume. The whole com
position here Is in palest yellow flofen-
tine silk. upon a yellow silk foundation
with the decoration done IN mauve ehlf-
ION draperies, edged with violet ribbon
Ina chiffon scarf Is made with n rucne 70
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

with a teaspoonful Of sugar. a shalot
minced, dozen peppercorns. half "A dog
en cloves. bouquet Of herbs. or pincn
OF dry herbs in powder. bring TO quick
boil. skim. set aside aud when blood
warm. pour Ia the dish around your NUT
ton. The meat should not be more than
half covered. Let b lie two hours. turn.
aud let stand two hours longer Roast In
a covered pan, and brown quickly at the
very last
Beefsteak Marinado Take a thick sir
loin or rump steak score o. lightly on both
sides, and pour tablespoonful OF salad
OIL into the scores. Lay q quickly IN the
mnrinade lct stand an hour. turn. take
out wipe dry sprinkle lightly with sale
and thicky with pepper and mustard.
then broii quickly. and serve very hot
with a dash OF melted hutter-not drawn
hutter-on the upper side,
Hamburg Steak q ia Bonnc Femme -
Rub good sized baking dish inside with
garlic. chen line n with thin slices ~ fat
bacon. and sprinkle the bacon well with
both black and red Pepper. Take two
pounds Of good Hamburg steak and work
into Il a minced white onion, a teaspoon
ful OF salt. half a salt spoonful OF black
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

tea room. A brass inlaid tea table beau
tful Benares ornaments and mahogany
chairs decorated with brass give Il all a
very solid and comfortable appearance
and forms an ideal winter tea room.
IL Is fashion transferred from last
season and followed this autumn in the
country houses. where seasoned hickory
logs are Just beginning 10 crackle. 10 dis
pense with andirons entirely. and build
what ie called a Saxon fire. This requires
a broad hearth space and n good fue. for
the hogs are laid IN "a sort OF pyramid
shape IN the huge brick cavern. and when
they ignite and fall together they all lie
FIAT upon che hearth just as an outdoor
FIRE Is made. There Is usually an iron
work depending from the black throat o:
these chimncys. on which the chestnut
rooster In hung. and the effect s. antique
and interesting.
While the fireplace q tho hallway grows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

bigger and bigger and che poker. tones
and shovel increase to the size OF a Cru
sader's lance. the bedroom hearth =
senslbly limited TO the least possible area
and made more and more decorative. The
prettiest Of these cosy corners are tucked
in on angle OF the room and wrought
ensirely OF tiles and pewter. The tiles are
very small ana OF cream or green. ~
brown with the hod. tongs and trimmings
% pewter Sometimes quaint garlands OF
pewter or a motto In antique lettering are
worked upon the surface OF the tiles.
while she coal basket or IRE irons are
m ada OF steel that BE- pollshed like oliver.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

and red pepper. a pinch of herbs. ana
two ounces of bacon chopped very fine.
knead all well together. then shape nat.
and put In the dish sprinkle little
mustard over the COP. then cover the steak
with "a layer Of sliced bacon. and set the
dish TO bake for an hour. Thicker half n
cup OF claret with a teaspoonful Of brown
ed fiour pour - around the steak. bake
ten minutes longer. and serve very hot
Olla-Illa. Put three spoonfuls Of sealed
oil into an earthen stew pot. SET "a over
slow FIRE and shake into Il q teaspoonful
OF dry mustard. a pinch Of salt. dust OF
pepper and cold meat Of any sort-lnmh.
veal. chicken. beef. or scraps Of all-cut
into bits and freed Of skin and gristle.
and rolled In -four. Stir shem well through
the mixture and Ia brown. then add three
more spoonfuls Of OIL. also two tomatoes
peeled and sliced. one large or two small
onions. three green peppers, half head
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
THE SERPENT FIGURE.

In CnvcIIeri scales Just ~ Pounds
az Exquisite Feminine LONELINESS.
Paris. Sept. 2i.-Cloo de Merode. 50 long
the idol Of tho beauty loving Parisians.
has found a rival of the nrst magnitude
in 95 pounds of mysterious lovelincss This
is la Caveierl. who presented herself be-
fore the managers Of the French theaters
because OF her beauty alone. Later she
became rather skillful dancer and act-
ress. but without her delicate and ether
cal iovclincss che could hardly maintain
her prestige by mta ans Of her. dramatic
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

The only reason why people continue
10 take the soiled and worn notes that
n,.. from hand 10 hand r. because they
are money, says the Philadelphia Ledger
N they were anything Sc they Wou.d
not only be rejected by those 70 whom
,hev are offered. but the boards OF health
would prohibit their use, because OF their
undoubted agency in the dissemination
~ diseese. This Is one objection 20 them.
ana Il II such a serious one that Il should
be eufscient, but u - not the only one.
such notes arc a great protecto'a 20 coun-
,crfeitera because Il - much teas eaey
~ S.tec, y counterfeit that has been crum-
pleB and soHed than one That u fresh and
smooth. Nothing out new money should
ever be issued b. me banks. When =
rote comes In Il should BE- retained and
sent 20 washington 20 be redeemed and
destroyed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
SAXON FIREPLAcEs.
old Enough Go he New for the Per-
fectiy Equipped Modern House.


The imposing hall fireplace has become
almost an absolute essential in the new
country houses. where from small ingie-
hooks the fireside has pretty well devel-
oped into n room TO itself with che hearth
as It's heart What the possibilities 90
a ready stately chimney piece area are
Is shown In the picture Of the hallway az
a new and very splendid country residence
The house itself is hult after the style
OF architecture popular IN the time OF
the second king George aud the hail
h. a great square room finished az one
end by lofty arch Inside that arch -
a very luxurious inglenook Tho whit.
marble fireplace shows a beautiful block
for the hearihstone. IN which Is laid tn
hrassWork the motto and arms % the
family While al the han f. done ~ rel.
me inglenook furnishings repeat tho color.
out ~ deeper. richer tone. ana its wall
ana hoor space Is furnished as a complete
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
THE MosT nEauTFuL WOMAN.
Max O'ReiI Discusses the Fair Sea nj
Many NatIonaIitIes.

Max O'Rell. In New York Journal
II were asked TO name the spots OF
the earth where my eyes had the privl-
lego OF bchoiding the most beautiful spoci-
mems OF womanhood. ] think would
name the streets OF Budapest and thc
drawing rooms Of Ireland.
n. on the other hand l were asked 20
say whether there IL not perchance,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

well meaning but extraysgant artistic. th'
lovely baubles will still be preserved fol
safe keeping IN q museum.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

-prowllng dogs have Of late been steal
,,g provisions from the back porches OF
4, Seneca. Kan. one victim
S,u.., three pounds Of beefs,eak and
'ss"s n quantity OF rough on rats into
~ r,eat witch he placed on the porch.
Y",e that night he saw man runnihs ol1
- ,he hack yard. The meat MAO oeeh sto',
on and 20 prevent me death Q, 'ns M, ~,
,be alarmed citizen broke lot ~ w.. ~ 80
ann 49,. assembled hc explained the
h..,',, ana IN few minutes people were
s1n@ III over town shouting Don I
ru.". ~. beefsteak: rs poisoned inc
"a, was successful apparently as no
Deaths have occurred
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

sur,ror. There are golhng and riding wo-
men who cling to H. as the most com
so,,shle and tidy throat inish and THIS
autumn the graceful, conservative form
~ riding habit; that Is TO say the hahil
win long skirted coat will be- worn
80, Women stout and women slim ap-
s. ~ FAR greater advantage with the
~, .o., skirts extending nearly 10 their
80 the small revers turning back 10
Ss,,eai a soft snowy linen stock. This .
ne AZ +. H.. or Master OF the Fox
,Io,,nds, coat and demands a top nat N
Nee OF the dumpy brown or black DERBY
thst l - worn Mary Dean.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Sweet. upon the lissom figure Of the
average American girl. Is the flannel shirt
waist Of this season. IL IS either an
acutely plain blouse fastened up the front
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
Wife Murderer Captured at Ker-

WHO muruerer captured at ker-
shaw.
Mack Fesperman, COL, murders
ed his wife in Charlotte, n G.,
last Tuesday night. He escaped
from the city that night by en-
terlng an empty DoX car Of a
freight train which was leaving
the city for Augusta. At Chester
he got out, made his way to Ca
tawba Junction where he boarded
train on the S G e G Extension
and came to Lancaster Wednes
day. While here he wrote let
ter to a negro woman in Charlotte,
telling her to forward his trunk
to kershaw, ) G.. The police,
who were on the alert, were ex
pecting him to write t. the negro
woman and as soon rs she cot q
letter they went to her house.
She at first denied getting letter,
then said she had burned it, and
finally, when locked mp in the
tombs, got very communicative
and told all its contents. The
chief of police, Mr.. Orr, had her
to write a letter to Fesperman at
kershaw, and he shaved his mus
tache and took the next train.
There he learned from PoIicemaf,
Catoe that negro answering
Fesperman's description WAS un
loading brick from car at the
depot. Chief Orr, accompanied
by Policeman Catoe and Mr.. + &
Stover, walked over TO the car
ahd right up to Fesperman before
he observed Mr.. Orr. He SUBJ
mltted quietly to arrest and Chief
Orr landed safely in Charlotte
with his prisoner Friday night.
The reason Fesperman assigns
for shooting his wife is that she
was starting to a festival when
he had asked her not to 90. She
said she was going there to see
her man. Fespcrman is a tell
yellow negro, above the ordinary
in intelligence. lie feels sure
that death ON The gaIIows await,
him, and says he will try to make
his peace with God.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24

New Firm.
The firm of McCardell & Ali
SOD, consisting of NJ r McCardell
and j p Allison has recently been
increased by the accession of E T.
Allison and the business of the
new Firm will be carried IN un
der the firm name of McCardelI
q Allison Br, S.
The old firm returns to the
people. thanks for past patronage
and the new firm sohcits con
tinnation of the same.
NJ r McCardell,
j p Allison,
f & Allison.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
Death OF Mr. Kennedy.

Everybody here will remember
MIR j X Kennedy, who clerkcd
several years for Fitzpatrick &
Bro, and all who knew him, will
be sorry to learn Of his death,
which occurred last Wednesday,
after only few days illness, at
Washington, Ga. He was q
clever, accommodating, generous
hearted man, true to his friends
and faithful to his employers. His
remains were inferred at Blythe
wood, S e., his old home, where
his mother and several sisters re-
side.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
RED HOT FROM THE
GUN

Was the ball that hit 6 b Stead>
man of Newark, Mich, in the
Civil War. 1t caused horrible
Ulcers that no treatment helped
for 20 years. Then Bucklen' s
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cats, Bruises, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure on earth. 25 cts. q box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
for the Board.

Notice to Debtors ofW G anson
All persons who are indebted TO
me by note, account or otherwise
arc notified that unless settlement
is made by Goth Decem oer, these
matters will he placed in hands of
an Officer for collection.
w. GANSON.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
The Negro Who Burned Mr.
FIynn'S Barn has EScaDed

Jim Blackmon, the negro who
was convicted, at the March term
Of court. for this county last year,
of burning Mr. r J Flynn's barn
near Ncwcut, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for ten years, esca
ped from the State farm near Hn-
good last Thursday evening.
BIackmon had been made trus,v
and was allowed the liberty of 90.
ing around pretty much IS he
pleased. Tho evening he escaped
he shed his stri pos and arrayeh
himself in citizens clothing wh;rd
he stole from the guards. Messrs
Nc Manus and Moore, two of the
guards from the farm, have been
in the vicinity Of his old home in
this county looking for him, hut
nothing has been seen of him in
these parts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
The WyIic Cotton Mill.
w. GANSON.

l61 acres Of land has been pur-
chased and Chester is assured of
her new 5000, 600 cotton mill. 1t
will he named The WyIie Mill in
honor of its largest individual
stock holder and Chcster's most
liberal benefactor, MIR. Joseph
w, lie of that city.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
Died Of Pneumonia

MIR Edgar Stogner, son of Mr.
Crawford Sto9ner, Of this county,
died at his home several miles
East Of town, Thursday night last,
after a short illness of pneumonia.
lie was about % years Of age,
and leaves a wife and one child
surviving him. His remains were
Inferred at Fork Hill church yes
terday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
a Painful Accident

Master Clarence Caskey, son of
Mr. Wylie q Caskey of Newcut,
aged about II years, met with a
painful accident, and one that came
near resulting in the loss of his
cye-sight, last Friday. After
several unsuccessful attempts to
discharge gun, he decided to put
some powder on the tube and ap-
ply fire to It. The result was
that his face was badly powder
burned. DR. Poore removed as
much of the powder from his face
AS possible and is treating him.
lie is doing well and there seems
no doubt now but that his eye
sight will not be impaired.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
Fair Notice! Final Notice

All parties indebted to the old
firm of II J Gregory & Co., who
fail to settle with the undersigned
by the lSt day of February, will
find their papers in the hands of
an Attorney for collection. 1t is
impossible for me to spare the
time TO look after them any longer
and they must he settled by the
above stated time.
" I Gregyry.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
Local M attsFs,

~ SSas sVh @NShe St
Cotton brought 7.S5 cents yes
terday on this market.
Chew Long Cotton Tobacco and
be be happy. Sold by PORTER
Mrs w Moore is visiting her
mother at Gatfney, S G.
Robert, the little, and only son of
MIR l I Hunter, of this place, is
critically i'll.
MIR II j Hickson of Charles
ton, is up on visit to relatives
and friends.
10 lbs of Long Cotton Tobacco
Is worth l5 of any other kind at
the price. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
There will g service in the
Episcopal church Thursday after
noon ut 4 O'Clock.
Try a box of Long Cotton To-
hacc0, best on the market for the
money. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
Miss Valeria Fraser, sister of
Rev Chalmers Fraser, is here on
visit to her brother and .familv.
Newcut school opened Monday
with Miss Eva Robertson, of
Pleasant Hill township, as
teacher.
WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Persimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co. Il.
y. Box 529, Charleston, 5. G.
Bethel church is to he repaint
ed. The trustees were here Mon
day and bought the paint.
Cotton came very near reach~
ing the S cents mark in this mar,
ket yesterday. 1t brought from
II to T. So.
Married, on Sunday last, by
Magistrate W A Carncs, ut Wild
Cat, Mr. Whiteford Robertson and
Mis- PIyIcr, daughter of Mr.
John PIyler.
Married, On Sunday last Mr.
Neal, of Union county, n {, and
Miss Wrenn Thompson, daughter
of II j Thompson Of the Dwight
vicinity.
Besides the regular services,
the pastor will lecture ut White
Bluff Baptist church next Sunday
night at 7:30 p m. Subject: The
Woes Of In'cmpcrance,
List Of letters advertised for
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