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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dspsrtment OF tbs Interior. land oIfice
~ deviation Idsh Jais I0h 1901.
Notice ID hereby given that the folios :
ing named settler hse died notice of his
int-nti0n n make dual proof In support
oi his rlsim, ana that said proof will he
made b~lore W. w. Hsmnell. Z g.
Com missioner. 1t Nsspsrce, Idaho. on
Angus - 1901. viz:
HARRY l. STEWART.
of Mohler, Idaho, for the south
half Of ne or aud the half Of the
north vest or sec 4 twp "a range
| q b ~.
IL. names the foIloEine witnesses 10
prove his continuous residences upon and
cultisa ion Of ssid land. namely:
Simeon J. Gilmore, Matt Ran
cisr. both Of Mohler: John Liven-
good. Pleasant II. Furguson, both
OF Fletcher. Idaho.
J. b. Vest, Register.
Notice tss PsbtiestIss. T,sber Lss1.
United States land ofiic.. Lewiston
Idsho. July 2. 1901: Notice i- hereby
) isen that ia compliance with the pro
visions ri the art II Congress al June
8, 1878. ENTITLED AN act for the sale
II tsmi.sr Lands " tlse States al Cali
[fni@. Oregon. Nessds snd Washing |
Ton Iefrisnr,," =. extended Ia all the
Puhiir Land States hy act - August !
1, 1899. Calvin T.. Wssd, II Grn~-~e.
IL IAish. state I'll l.iai,s,, has
Ihi- slsv iii..i ia this s.ihce his sworn /
statement Tor the purchase - th. lots
!. q. 7. s-e. II n ~E or. oi section
~. Is. in twp. M. 81. range Nh. s.
4. Il. ~. aud will niIer pr.~i tn slso~
MAJ Tie land sought il more valuable
ns ito timber or STONE thsn Tor sgfs
.ullnrsl purposes. and To establish hls
lain 10 said land before the Reri-ter
md Receiver nfs;ss office a. l-rwisinp
.sl,o. on Saturday. tic elst day 81
1901.
He isatn~s ~ Aitnc-res.
Fed ~. wiiki-on and Harry A.
rhssel,er Of G~ne-ee. I.ssh... and John
} Graiisu and Cbsilrs HuIci,-ns q.
Ser Perre. Idaho: Any and siI PER
ans rlaiming adversely ia. slsove si,-s-
c.cr,bed lands are feqnest.-d Ia file
heir riaim- in this oisi.s. ..n ar before
aid Let DAY II September. 1901.
J. u. WEsr. register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

nspss.n~rt of fh~ Interim. Land s1siirr
81 l.s~isson lshe, June ?ssh, 1901
>otis~ j. hereby siv~n that the follow
ing namsa s~ssl~s hes bI~d notice OF bis
ins~nslssn 80 MAKE Anal psnoi Ia sunp..rl
~ his claim, sss~s s.sa PHO 4 so ~
20 abe t-i.s- W W HANNAH Z y.
s,nr,s i.n-s N~ar~sr. idsh.. Oh
A,snss lssh. 1901. wa
GUSTAV JOHNSON
II Fletcher. Idaho. Tor the n re
II ~w src q twp "a n, = " u
IN.
n. ram~s The fciio.irr ~i'nese~s to
t.,nv~ III. coniinnaus rs-id~1~~ UPON snd
~al.iv. ion ~ sid i.ps. win:
Thomas Brock. Halvor Dybyig.
Joseph NJ. Ro-s and Louis Dybvig
all of Fletcher. Idaho.
II sv-ss ,evsssSr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16

M. Il. Church services. First
Sunday, Morning and Evening.
Third Sunday, morning only, Sun.
day School At ten a. m. PRAYER
meeting every Thursday evening
At 1880.
JAMES CREENsLrpE, PAsto..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16

Came IN my pIsre about Tho 18th
II May, one hsv marc about two years
I'D, weight about $50 POUNDS: no
brand. vi-lh'e. Owner please ron,r
and pay chsrRes nr the animal will he
-old according 10 law
ADKLlNE BoLtN.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u psumspf OF the Interior, land oftics
- Lssis,op. Idaho, July Is. 1901.
'ssos 10 hereby given thai the follow
ins-nsmsd s@sfler has filed notice ol her
intention 10 make final prof. 10 support
NJ her rlAim, and tb.t said proof r'll ~
male b~foss ". ~. Hsmmsil u. :
G ,n,ms-si"u.s. At n sp~rc<. Idaho or
Sept. 7th, 1901. viz:
Mamie s. SiIer. widow ri Gran
vile p. Silvr. for the lots 5. 6, 7.
>, 0. 10. 1. IL. sec !, twp 80 north.
range !, Q b m.
sns n.mss the following Witnesses 10
prssv~ hss ronitnava. ~ id~rc~ npon and
cultivation of at land namely:
Erlsnd OIsnn. James Matoon,
Milo II. Adams aud AInnxo X.
Horn. all Of Nex Perez Idaho.
J. b. Wr-t. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department III ttse Int<r.sr. 49, h CT
81 L-si.tas. Idaho. july lon. 1901.
y atre !. isef~bs Kis that tie .iioa-
inx named settler ~. filed notice of hi
sar~ni 10 m.k- final rroof la suppnri
III his rlains. - Il f,s~s s-sd prool ~sii b.
made before ". W H4mm~ii, u. ~
rsmnsi--s mes. II Nxp~rce. Issi,o. on
Assuss ~. 1901. nam ":
FRANK \. BOOMER.
~ Russell. Idaho. for the ~ or Of
sec ~. twp 50 u. 2 . b IN.
II tam~. ts,- tnllp~ IND Witnesses 10
rssss~ HE ,eisnoo0s s~siss~nrs apon and
cultivation II essd land. ras~is
John W. Wander, Andres
hsrbke. Joseph Hell. all Of Rus.eil |
Idaho and Frank kemprr of Nex-
l,~res. Idaho.
"a W-ss R..f.,.v
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16
GUSTAV JOHNSON


Came to my place north Of Rus
sell. one black Berkshire SOW.
weight shnut $50 pounds. Owner
mu-t call. claim property pay all
damages or this animal will be
sold according To- Law.
". W. WApg. Russell, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16

| United States land Office, Lewiston
Idaho, June ?, 1901: Notice il Iiereb,
given that in compliance with the pro
visions of the ACT Of Congress OF Juns
8, 1878, entitled AN act for the sale
81 timber lands ia the States Of Cali.
fornis. Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" N extended II all the
Public Land States hy ACT % Angtst
4. 1902, Fred w. Wilkison, Of Genesee,
csaniy of Latab. state Of Idai,o, ha.
tins day flied in this Office his sworn
statement tor the purchase II The N.
4 NV / NE NV Sec 20, Sc ar.
ne ar, ii section N. ~. IN twp M.
81. range No. 3. 4. 3. NJ. and will Of
~ pr.sol 10 show that the land sought
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes. and TO
estsblirh bsr claim Ia said land ixfore
the Register and Receiver Of this Office
~ lewiston. Idaho. ON saturday, the
7lrt day uf September, 1901
He names a. ~itnes>e~:
Calvin +. Wood and Harry A.
Tbstei,+r al t;ene&se, Idaho. and John
d. Graham ss,d Charles Hut hiDs, of
Nex Pefee. idaho.
Any and ali persona claiming I'D
yer-s.ly the sis,ve. described lands are
requested tn Tile their ciaimes in this
ofiire on ar before said 7lsf day Of
1901
:. B. WEsr. register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Det~stsns,.s the In ri.f. lad vfiicr
u lssis&on idaho July 18th, '-Oi
Nsics IL hereby given a. elbow
Ing nnmes settler bas did =. ~ OF HE
ntentiou 10 maize fiual pr OF Ia support
u HE 81 sinl. ssd that said proof viii be
made h ore W " tismm- |, U. =.
Q 'mmissiop-s At Ssxp~rcx, Idaho. on
Ansnst 81. 1901 ransel
GEORGE OLSON ODENIUS
II Fletcher. Idaho, for the Lots IL.
Is. l9. ~. 20, 20. 81. 81, SEC. ~,
+. "a ~. K. | W. b. NJ.
IL. names the ioli.-ibg witnesses To |
,rov- his continuous residence upon and !
.ul walton Of said land. namely:
Henry w. I.indstrom. George
carnegie. Christopher c. Triplett.
( Fletcher. Idaho. and Bert An
lerson of Muhlrr. Idaho.
J. b. W-s'. II .giet~v.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF tn~ I.i~s.os, liant osfic~
, Lee is'on Idaho Jul, 10 d, 1901.
l. al f.,1t
~ ms med e~stier has fled nnsice ri HE
1 t,is claim, 49, that aid prsof uiii b.
nsss- b-iar~ " " Hsmm~il. U. 4 Com
missioner At Nexp-rcs, Idaho Aasuss "a
sol. viz:
EMIL MILLER.
( lilo, Idaho. for the n half ne or,
&c Is, twp 80 n. range l, " B tn
Tie names tho folio sinx witnesses ia
rove bic continuous residence upon and
ulsivasiou nj said land. viz:
LEO Miller, Benjamin F. Lvfard, 4
smrr Broker and Alexander Mill
T, all Of lilo. idaho.
B. wvsr R-ei.t-.
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department the Is~r", lsnd nsce
Lewiston, Idaho. Aasust 10 h, 1901.
Notice 10 b~rshy given that the follow
Unnamed eettles he's flied notice of his
ten ion to make final pruof Ia support
hts claim. and that said proof will be
ada before W. ". Hammell U. s.
nm missioner. ~ NeEp~scr, Idaho, on
.ptembe. 81 1901 namely:
ALONZO X. HORN,
Nesperce. Idaho, for the sw l
&C 80, tp "a n, : ., b m.
He nsm~a the foIlowing witnesses 10
ovs bis continuous residence upon and
lltivasiou ~ said iand. namely:
Walter O. Booth. Charles Booth,
Inn Reece aud Joseph Brockman,
i Of Mex Perez, Idaho.
J. X. WEE. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u .tssssmsns os the Iutess.,. 70 Office
- L.. issou 1dahn. A ,ssss ~, 1901.
\ ,itre ~ hereby gwen thai IA follow
~. named s~itl~r has fiies not GO II he
intention 10 make final rroof IN suppor.
Of his claim, sra that ..id proof ~sli "a.
made f,~fose W ". H.mm-il, u. &.
e an mis.soo~.. ~ N.ss~,css ltstu. Oh
q TO .~f & =. 1901, ma civ:
GEORGE vlIET.
If Russell. Idaho. for the sc sec
IS. tp IS II, /. b m.
Hs nsm~s the folibA ing ~ilnsrees TO
prove his consipnou- rssih+ssr~ nsso0 and
cnlusassan II -.id lsud. namely:
Samuel T. Riyg-. Abraham
Hudson. John T. Cochron and
Charles c. Palmer, all Of Russell.
idaho.
b W-.'. R-sieier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT Of the LIT. RIO. IL = Of CT
q I.-~i-son Idaho A gus' 10, 1901.
N1sics IL hereby give. thai IL diow-
ing named settler hs. filed no'ic~ II her
intention n make final prcof In euppost
Of her claim. srd ~ e sid prnf vii ~
made before w. w. Hsmm~ii, U s
Cnmmi. sion.r ~ N-E,~sc., IiAhc, on
sepseu,h-s q 1901 =:
MARY b. SIMMONS.
Of Ito, Idaho, for the sw I acc 10,
tp SO n. r 1, " b m.
Shenamee the following witreesee 10
pvpvs bic continnous r~sidencs u,son and
cultivation II aid land namel,:
Lewis A. Simmons, J"hn A. |
Jackson, Samuel J. Simmons and
Megenity. all Of lie,
Idaho.
J.B. ws@s. Register.
S,ab wssd ~ Sals.
Now 10 the time u ill your wood
shed. You can buy slab VIVID At the
Nexperce Lumber C..'r mill Tor 60c per
load, four horse team, or So psr load,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-16

One ~ inch pride VI Warrington"
tbrssh~r, with sesf Jesd. Terms easy Or
win trade for other property.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
CRONANVILLE.

We are having supera bundance
of rain at this writing.
Our enterprising merchants, the
Hopson Bros, are building larger
house in which to do business.
The one now in use is large one,
but their fast increasing volume of
business renders it altogether too
small.
The infant daughter of Geo. and
Emma Estes has been i'll for week
or so.
Ollie, the beautiful and charming
daughter of Robert Dunning, visit
ed her uncle, Rev. John II. Barker,
Sunday,
Miss Maudie Dublin is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Laura Condos and
attending the big meeting at Haw-
kins, KY, this week. Maudie is
the belle of our community and we
feel that we are we'll represented
there.
w. J. Gates, ]. A. Dial and f.
Thos. Dublin returned on the
Peters-Lee Sunday. Mr.. Gates and
Mr., Dial had spent a week IN st.
Louis and Mr. Dublin had been Wis
iting his father, Jno. w. Dublin, of
Water Valley. Ky.
w. Tom Dublin is repairing the
old Jas. Cronan store house on the
north side of the shop.
Uncle Ed Lewis and wife, Aunt
Tee, passed through our borough
Monday.
Bud Killion, one of Lakes best
known and we'll respected citizens,
passed our village Sunday.
Miss Annie A. Alexander is very
i'll. and has been for some time.
She is one of the best teachers in
the county, and sister to our towns
man. DR.. Jno d. Alexander.
Messrs. Wilson and Dickson, of
Dyer County, were in the village
Monday.
Jno. N. Cooke is putting in an
up-to-date cafe in the house being
vacated by Jno. and Geo. Hopson.
VIM. Wray, Joe Downing and
VIM. Downing went to Hawkins
Sunday night.
DIR. Alexander and wife, Mrs.
Nortie, George Conner, and his
mother, Will and Henry Wray, and
Virgie Dublin were among those
who went from this place to see the
fire at Tiptonville Sunday.
Rob Dunning and his wife. Mrs.
Hint, visited his sister, Linda
Hedge, Sunday.
Jack Downing and Peter Pucket
quite number of hearers
in the shop Monday by an able and
extended conversation based upon
topics of religious principles and
UNCLE BILDAD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30

Two years ago the Wlckliffe Canning Company
erected factory Wickitfe and began the canning
OF fruits and vegetables, it being a good point for
that business. In June, 1900, little more than a
year ago, the Company needing water, dug an old
fashioned square we'll a few feet to the north and
just In the rear OF the plant At the depth of thirty
feet an unpleasant Odor OF gas was noticed issuing
from the well, and upon digging five feet deeper,
water struck so strongly impregnated with oil,
naptha and gasoline that the we'll was covered up
with boards and abandoned as unfit for use.
One day, some time after the closing of the well,
Neal b. Loveace of Martin, Tenn Jas. Owen of
Bardwell, KY, and Mr.. Grnstead Of Cairo, all tray-
cling saesmen accompanied by Matt Smith Of
Wickliffe, went around to look at the well and in
vestigate the presence of gas They shifted around
without anything very unpleasant striking their
oactories, and, joke, little dreaming of danger
Mr.. Smith lighted match and threw IL into the well,
at the same time excaiming, "Look QUIT" Instantly
there was flash, and flames burst from the well
from volcano, severely burning Loveace and Grin
stead-the latter seriously that his Injuries kept
him in the hospital at Cairo some five six weeks,
and at first 1t feared that he would lose his eye
sight, but fortunately escaped such calamity
Since the above incident the we'll bears placard,
Dangerous" The water in this well Is about ten
feet Deep and contains large per cent. OF oil, ben
zine gasoline, and other component parts OF crude
the we'll by string, will, when drawn up, show
half inch or more Of oil, benzne or gasoline on top
of the water, while the water will be impregnated
with oil. The liquid is clear and very nfammable
a string piece OF blotting paper dipped into IL
burning with the rapidity and combustblity of the
best gasoline
EUery particle Of and OIL has several times been
drdwn from the well, which fills up in fer hours with
mater and The same per cent Of OIL gasoline or bensae
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30

we present our readers here
with the full text Of the amend
ment to the registration law
passed by the General Assembly a
its last meeting:
SENATE BILL No. 443.
A BILL to be entitled IAN Act t.
subject certain wards and civil dis
tricts in certain counties, towns ant
incorporated towns to the provisions
of the registration and election
laws.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State o.
tennessee, That all wards and
civil districts, which include any
part of any county, town or of any
other town, whether incorporated
or not, shall be subject to all pro
visions, regulations and require
ments of the statutes requiring
registration OF voters, commonly
known as the registration laws,
and Of the ballot laws, commonly
known as the "Dortch Law" with
all their amendments; provided,
said wards and civil districts are
situated in counties having a
population of fifteen thousand
$4,000 inhabitants or upwards,
by the Federal Census of 1900, or
shall have that population by any
subsequent Federal Census; and,
provided, further, that such towns,
which are included in whole or in
part within said wards and civil
districts, shall contain a population
of seven hundred and fifty or up
wards by the Federal Census of
1900, or by any subsequent Fed
eral Census, or, if not embraced in
the Federal Census, then the pop
ulation shall be ascertained as of
the date of the Federal Census by
the Election Commissioners by the
hest means available, and the
fact declared by them that such
town has the requisite popula-
ton and that fact shall be
made record of their office, in
due form, and published once
over their signatures sixty days
before the registration thereafter,
in some newspaper of the town or
county, or If there is none, then
by posting notice at courthouse.
This publication shall be made but
once and at least sixty days before
the first registration after it is
made.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted
That this Act take effect from and
after its passage, the public well
fare requiring it. Passed April
II, 1901.
NEWTON III. WHITE,
Speaker of the Senate.
K. B. WILSON,
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Approved April Is, 1901.
BENTON MCMuLLIN,
Governor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
Fine candies at Pearl Cafe.
Card to Public.

The following brief notice will
serve to introduce Principal Burkitt
to the citizens and patrons OF our
schools:
Student three years at South
Kentucky College; captain of ca
diets, 1891 %; A. B., 1892: class rep
resentative at commencement
Student four years at Wander
bilt University; A. b., 1893. Name
published in honor roll of the COM
mencemeut program with full list
of studies; graduate student, 1896
98, in Greek, Latin. German and
English; M. A., 1897. Scholastic
fellow, 1S96-97.
Seven years experience in teach
ing. including two years in the Uni-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30

to facilitate the service, and Mr..
Temple asks the indulgence of the
patrons for few days wiiiie this
is going on, aud promises much
better service when the work is
completed. He also asks us TO
caution parents to keep small chill
dren away from the telephone, as it
takes much more of the operators
time to wait on a child who hasn't
the proper understanding of the
instrument than IT does older per-
sons who know what they want
and how to ask for it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
NOTICE IN sANxauprcx.

In RE 10. A. FRENCH IN BANKRUPTCY
In the q. S. District Court for the Eastern
DTision Of The Western District Of Ten
nesSee
To the creditors Of Joe. A. French, of
Obion County, Tenn, and OF the
Division aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that the said
10. A. French was duly adjudlcated a
bankrupt on the 18th day of August.
1901, and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held at the law Office
of Jno. r. Walker, in the town OF
Trenton, Tenn, on the
7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1901,
at noon, at which time and place said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, examine the bankrupt, select
a trustee and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
August %, 1901
JNO r. WALKER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
LANNoM Il STANFIELD, Attorneys.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
Real Estate Transfers.

A. S. Hill and wife to j. L. Mosier,
lot in No. ID, $500.
w. II. Davis and wife to :. L. Mo-
sler and J w. Eastwood, interest in
$40 acres in Nos 3 and IL, $50.
w A. Crayens and wife to J.. ID.
Hopper, 30 acres in No 6, $3.50.
Joe Dean ane wife to d. ID. Fout, lot
in No. 3, 1925.
Ed Powell and wife to ]. f. r. Car
penter, $50 acres in No. 3, 800.
Geo. w. Cathey and wife to Martha
j. Garner, 81 acres in No. 10, $500.
j. q. Taylor and wife to It. l.. joy
ner. l3S acres In No. 9, 81, 900.
w. Fl. Cross and wife to r. ]. Long,
~ acres In No. 3, $3.50.
r. Wheeler to L. G. Logan, inter-
est in 1877 acres Ia No. 2. 5000.
G. C. Bell to G.. w. Forester, 70
acres in No. 10, 81, 200.
II. j. Hays and ]. G. McDearmon 60
ID. X. Baker, Is acres In No. 9, $3.50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
Public Sale.

Having decided to move to Law
ton. Okla, | will offer for sale at
my farm at Woodland Mills. on
Thursday, September 5, 1901. 80
acres of good corn in field, IS tons
OF timothy hay in stock, horses,
mules, cattle, farming machinery.
buggies. household and kitchen
furniture, etc. ! will also offer for
rent Us acres OF good land for two
years. Terms made known on day
OF sale. Also new S-ton wagon and
stock scales located in my stock
pens, and will lease the ems and
my live stock business until Dec.
81, 1908. ], w. MARTIN, JR.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30

DIR. and Mrs. w. M Turner en-
tertalned a company of friends at
their delightful home Wednesday
evening from 8 to II, it be-
ing the occasion OF the third ami
versary OF their marriage. The
halls and parlors were tastefully
decorated with graceful smilax
plants, a fitting accompaniment to
the artistic arrangement the rooms.
At the proper hour luncheon was
served under the direction of the
hostess, whose hospitality is as
gracious as she is popular. The
guests had much to remind them
of very cordial and pleasant Wis
~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-30
RTvEs NEWS.

Mrs. Clara Brown, of Mountain
Grove, Mo, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jane Wade.
The Rives Graded School will be-
gin work next Monday. The
teachers desire that all students be
on hand the first day.
Miss Fannie Reynolds. of Kenton,
who will have charge of the music
class here, came up Tuesday to be
ready for work Monday.
Barnes Christian, of Sumner
County, is sick of a fever at the
residence of S. e. Agnew, sr.
S. ID. Clemmons was quite sick
for several days this week.
Mrs. T. b. Moffat fell on the
pavement last week, breaking the
radius of her forearm and fractur-
ing the ulna. Drs. White and
Callicott set the broken limb and
report the wound doing we'll.
Prof. o. ID. Weeks will begin his
school at Cummings school house
next Monday. We wish for him
much success.
Wade Freeman and Miss Cora
Hogue will open school at Crystal
Monday. The people of Crystal
will have reason to be proud of
their school ere these young teach
ers close their first term.
Pardon me, Mr.. Editors, for say
ing that THE COMMERCIAL is
gradually growing in favor among
our people here. 1t is receiving
many compliments for its mechan-
ical neatness, and for its variety.
extent and purity of 1Aws service.
Mesdames Mary Moote and Anna
Moores will return this week from
an extended visit to friends at
Fayetteville. Tenn.
Messrs. Dave and Seth Owen,
after a two months visit among
relatives at Rives, will leave this
week to resume work in Texas,
their home.
Will Moffat has accepted Il posi-
tion with the |. G. railroad, with
headquarters at Memphis.
Robt. Moffat and wife returned
lnlS WCFh lIOltl q lWO WCChsS NlSII
in Upton County.
DR.. ]. S. Anderson, of Rutherford |
County, has bought out DR.. Wal
tiers, of Middleburg, Weakly Coun-
ty, and will practice medicine at
that place. His brother, DR.. ]. B.
Anderson, of the same county, |
will locate at Rives to practice
his profession.
These gentlemen belong to one
of the very best families of Tennes-
see, and came to our county with
the highest testimonials as men Of
honor, integrity, ability and skilled
We congratulate Mid
ileburg and Rives on the acquisi-
tion of these brothers as citizens,
and hope their homes may be pros
porous, happy ones to them.
]. II, Harris, of Obion, is visiting
his daughters, Mesdames Cum
mings, Warren and Caudle.
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