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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
rllladelpnla and Reading Railway
(Wtlmington Division.)
L.. in affoct Mav On 1Qn1

Time table in effect May 20, 1901.
Trains leave wilmington French street
Etation) for Eismere Junction. Mont.
chanin, Wlnterthur. GuyencouEt. Gran
egue Go'ss IT,. chaSs Ss,e1 F'1s
Mortonvlile. Coatesvllle and intermediate
m; daily 2.l5 and $50 p. M. Sunday only.
For Waynssburs junction, Elversos
Sunday. at 7s5 .. m; daily ais ans II
m. Sunday only at 500 .. n.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and In
st:tSns .ns da,'y EXCEPT sSnds ds
.t sss sss = N: N. .n4 .n2 aS R :. N: % SUNDAY 'A's
ATLANTIC r!TY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphta, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Attain
Week days Express, 800. 800, 1915 a. m.
100. Saturdays only. 1.ao); 200. 800. $40.
400, Aso. 500. $40. lis. $50 p. m. Accom-
modation. 500 a. m. $40, $40 p. m. Sun-
day~Express. $50. 800. $50, 900, 1000.
tion, ton 60 % m' No. to5 u p M % SO eae"sloa
daily. 100 a. M Additional Sunday, 7.sd
Leavs ATLANTIC CITY DEPor-weei
days-Exprsss, Monday only, 645), 100.
$50. 800, 1o1s 11oo a. m $50, !sO. 6so,
7.30. $50, $50 p. m. Accommodation. 8. q,
7o5 a. m; $50 p. m. sunAays-Dxpress;
84s a. m: $50, Aso. 500. 600, aso. 1C0, 7: :3os
soo' 80 g p; m. Accommodationy7l5 a.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY-Wesk days-s@. ax.
11.45 a. m. $50, 40. $50 p. m. Sundays
8.45, s.l5 a, m, 500 p m.
For OCEAN CITYa..Week days-SA, ll.4s
.. m, 215, 40. $50 p. m. sundays-S.45
For or sEA j; II isis II ss;lT1-week any,-s.s =.
m., 2l5, l2o, $50 p. m. Sundays-S.45 =,
M, 500 p. m. Il. 90 Excursion to Caps
May. Ocean City and Sea Isle City. 7.Od
a. nj. daily.
South st., 400 p. m. South st., 415 .. m. :.
South st., $50 p. M, South ST., l.45
p. M 4
SEw YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY ExJ
PRESS
leaves NEW YORK GLiberty Street,, 90
q. m. Saturday only, 100 p. n.y. 40
p. m. -
xeaves ATLANTIC CITY-week days, $50
q, ln.. 2lb p. m. Sunday-5.3U y. m.
Detailed time tables et ticket offices.
W. g. BESLER, EDsON J. WEEke.
Gen'l. euDt. Gent. PasD'r Agt,|
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

THE present management Will
appreciate it if those who owe the
REPUBLICAN office a bill Will pay 1t
at an early date. 1t is very deslr-
pus that the business OF the old
management should be settled up
as soon as possible. Thanking the
public for past tavors, aud hoping
10 receive them in the future, we
will do our best to give them good,
live, newspaper. treating ali men
alike. We have 20 friends to re-
ward. and no enemies to punish.
The REPUBLICAN will be continued
as a Republican Journal and VIII
not deal in personalities OF the dis
gusting partisan kind. 1t will ann
lo hel . build up the business OF the
city and strive to be fair and non
est IN all Its dealings. Those now
in charge are practical men and
have only ore object in view, and
that is, to make the REpUBLIcAN an
acceptable daily visitor IN every
family in the city and State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
DOWN STATE
NEWS NOTES.

The hucklcberry crop in the swamps
of lower Delaware and Maryland is un-
usually large this year.
A correspondent writing from Della
ware City says: "A necessity III ON town
is an appointed officer of the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children"
1t is estimated that upward of 100000
peach baskets have been made by Deia-
ware factories this season.
Representatives of the Diamond State
Telephone Co. have entered II protest
with the Board of Commissioners of
Kent county against The taxing of their
property in the county. The claim IS
made that the stock company is assessed
by the State Tax Commissioner and
the county authorities have no right to
levy Il tax.
George NJ. Jones. trustee of Reuben
Harrington. deceased. has sold the fol-
lowing land: III acre farm, near Fred
erica to Alfred W. Powell for s4005;
the 1O9 acre farm near Houston to W.
|. Simpson for $2.O05: house and lot in
Milford to Frank f. Holland for sos.
The foundation for the handsome club
house to he erected near Reddcn by
Philadelphia sportsmcn. has been laid,
and the work ON the building has begun.
MoSunitocs have so annoyed the cattle
in st. Jones' Neck that many have pluns-
ed into the creek and drowned.
Thomas NJ. Linlell a prominent far
mer near GLASGOW, has been particularly
unfortunate in having horses killed bv
| lightning Within the last two weeks he
| has lest three in that manner, and last
year had two killed
| Professor Morris of the public schools
| at Wyoming has accepted the position of
| principal of the schools at Milton.
| As Deputy Sheriff Marsh made his
usual inspection Of the cells in George
town jail one day last week, he found
| large coil OF rope, male out of some
blankets. hid under Il bod in one Of TIL"
| cells. Upon investigation ii was learned
that som" Of the prisoners had planned
| another escape. They We're locked in
the iron clad to repent at their leisure.
| Thomas Jackson Of Bowers Beach,
| while assisting his wife to put Il mis-
| chirvous cat in Il bag. had his hard
and arm frarfuly manglrd by the cat
which became clragrd The danger from
| blood poisoning is past.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Horribly Cut With a Razor.

A lanttc City. Aug, i.--Wilham Mitch.
oil, residing on Texas avenue was horri.
biy cnt across the face with q keen razor
10 night, nt Pacific anil koDtuaky ave.
uues He was taken to the hospital,
where the physicians say he will like'y
die
MNtchell's nssailnnt Is said to bo Phil
adelphian who was jealous Of the atten.
ton which he paid toayoung woman wit h
whom both wore infatuated. When Mitch
ell mot the girl TO night his assailant stole
up to him in tho shadow Of the Episcopal!
Church of the Ascension, drew keen
ru2or from the forehead down beneath
the chin, cutting the flesh TO the bone
The wound IS Of such a nature that II
w.ll prove fatal, owing partly to the loss
oI blood.
Tho young woman for whom Mitchell
was waiting had just mado her appear
ahce, 1t was the sight OF her keeping an
engagement with another man that drove
the other fellow to hi, desperate act. lie
made his escape.
Eaplos i4th annual to Atlantic City
Saturday, August ~ b Bridge route
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

THE Sunday Star is throwing
out some broad hints in regard to
the Street and Sewer Commission
ers about the way the affairs OF
that department are conducted. 1t
the Star knows OF any wrong do
ings OF any member oi the Comm's-
sion, it should print them. It is
an easy thing to call a person a
thief, but quite another thlng to
prove it. |! we knew OF any wrong
doings OF the Comms mssloners. we
would print il and call for the Com
missioners to be impeached Let
lis have one or more charges which
can be y owed, and then the Star $
attacks will carry more weight.
Charges without proofs amount to
nothing more than Idle goss p, All
public servants are subject tC pub
lie criticisms The public is ready
and willing to believe anything
about the Commissioners Let the
light be turned on.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
flh DAILY REPUBLICAN.
ihe Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
ruBl isHeD DAILY. EXCEPT sUNDA
>. E. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
Eutesed at the Post Office at Wilmington
T. Del as aecond-ciass mail matter.
10NDAy. AUGUST S, 1901.

SENATOR T1LLMAN Of South Car
plina is determined that the negro
shall have no show in the South Tor
self adyap cement. He spoke to
1000 persons Saturday night at
Marinette, Wis, on the race ques'
tiou, viewed from a Southern stand
point. Here is part of what he
said:
sin South Caroina We have
!, ESQ, 900 blasKa .andl,76O, 600 whites.
ffThe 'earpesdbaggefs'. the ngger
and the Sqptherls seallawags and
'ascoundrels : rulef&us after the war;
until they had stolen everything
that there was in the State; then
we went with our shotguns to the
polls and took it away from them.
"All men are not created equal,
md the 'niggers' are not fit to vote
Come what may. the white people
Of the South will govern their own
country"
He is determined that the black
3 man shall not have voice in the
Government III tne oVuth' oue ~ ~
10 favor OF lynchlng the negro IN
stead of giving him trial by jury.
He says he is not in favor OF slavery
and the education Of the blacks as
10 being ADVOCATED by Booker I.
Washington. intact he believes in
leaving the negro as ignorant as
poss,ble, and eradicating his 'ntiu-
ence at the polls. He also said the
white people Of the South would re-
main on top in spite OF the devil,
and, if necessary, he and his breth-
rem were ready to get down their
shot guns agair. "
That has been the Arouble with
the South, its citizens have ever
been too ready to get down their
shot gun and shoot those who dared
TO think differently from them. 1t is
disgrace to civilized community
TO have such fire eater as Iillman
represent the South Southerneis
are generally gentlemen and their
words carry some weight, but MI
man Is blathersklte and appeals
to the passions instead ol reason,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Deaths Summons In Pulpit

Asbury Park, N. j., August A.
While preaching this morning in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at West
Asbury Park, Rev. George E. Han.
cock put his hands to his head and
exclaimed:
"Ihave a fearful pain in my head"'
The preacher swayedito and fro
and then dropped unconsciousin to the
arms of his son, who at the first word
Of his fathers lips rushed to the pull.
pit and caught him. Pastor Hancock
died at 80 o'clock this Iafternoon,
with having regained consciousness.
DR.. J. Fl. Bryan, OF Asbury Park said
that death was dse to paralysis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Strikers Permanently EnjOined.


Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 4.-Judge
Halsey has made the preliminary in.
junction granted some weeks ago
against the striking machinists former.
ly employed by Coke Bros. at Drifton
permanent after hearing the testimony
of number of nonunion men. The
witnesses testified that after the pre-.
liminary injunction had been granted
they had been waylaid and assaulted
by number of the strikers. Judge
Halscy also granted a motion for an
attachment against Andrew O'Don
NELL Robert jenkins, Dominck Bos.
kowski and john Baskin for contempt
in violating the preliminary injunc-
tiOn,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
I}arneyats Big Blaze.

Harnegat Depot, N. j., Aug. A.
A big fire has devastated Barnegat.
All the business portion OF the town
ia nearly burned out, the general
store, a bakery, one OF the lumber
yards, several private residences.
with barns and out buildings, have
been destroyed. The loss will
reach $50, The fire is supposed
to have started from lightning.
The citizens turned out and fought
it from the beginning, and it was
their efforts that saved Elberson 8
saloon, many private residences
and the Masonic Hall. There is
no fire department here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK, ND.
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of

Swept by mountain broezss. 2,soO fsct
above sen level Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
cd without change Of cars from all princi.
pal cities via Baltimose g. Ohio Rallroad. !.
Every modern convenience. Rooms On =
sulte vii b private baths Eclectric Light,
Long Distance Telephone, Elevator, Turk .
!sh Baths, Swimming Pools, Golf LINKS
Tennis Courts Bowling Alleys, Ma2nih-
cent Drives. Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
rpnodslea with additional cunvcniencea
All cot, ages have been taken for the seas
on. Open from June ~ to Septomber w.
For rates and Information address ",
II. Burnwell Manager, care Queen City
Hotel, Cum borland, Nd. until June lst
After that Time. Duse PARK, Garrett City
Md,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

EovERNOR's ISLAND. N. Y. H.. July 10,
furnishing Forage aud Straw REQUIRED in
Dept Of the East, during fiscal year snliua
June o. 1902. Will bs received ksre and st
places indicated in instructions issue d here,
under until II NJ, August 0, 1891. U. 8, re-.
serves right to reject or accept anv or ali pro.
posals or any part thereof. 1nfOrmstio fur
ished OH application. Envelopes containing
proposals will bo endorsed Proposals for
Forage and Straw at -" JAS. N, MOOkA
A. Q. k.0. jl0ll.l2.l2.aup7-4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
RescUcr Lost His Life,

Wilmington. Del. Aug. 4.-Joseph
Brown. a prominent citizen of Laurel,
Del, lost his life at Vincent lake in at.
tempting to rescue his 10-year-old
grandson from drowning. The boy
was seized with cramps. aud Mr..
Brown plunged into the lake and was
carried away by the current and
drowned. Young Brown was subse-
uuently rescued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

NoricE-All persons are here
BY notified not to trust any one on
account Of the Republican Print
ing and Publishing Company,
without a printed order signed by
the President and Treasurer ofthe
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

A WELL. known teacher IN our
publlc schools for number OF
wears, said to the writer that there
are enough teachers IN this CITY 10
supply the demands of the public
sch ools. 1t looked to her she SAID,
as If there was desire on tine part
Of several members Of the Board OF
Education. to getrd OF Wilmington
school teachers IN positions where
the Board paid $1,000 or more, and
rive them subordinate positions
under teachers not as well qualified
as themselves to teach the higher
branches. What so many teachers
say about the treatment they have
received for several months, should
be looked INTO and remedIed, The
Board Of Educ alton 8 tine servant
Of the public and should be made
10 give an account Of its steward.
ship.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

LIES travel as general thing
faster than the truth, but the per-
son who deals in them, IS generally
found out. 1t pays " be honest, as
honesty the best policy. No per-
son thrl"es who deals in uDtruths
and makes item their stock IN
trade. If you can't say any good
Of a person, tc careful not to say
anything that will injure them.
People are judged by their actions
Liars and thieves may thrive Tor a
while, but in the end they get their
just deserts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
A Misplaced Function.

"Clcmcntine got herself into awful
trouble this summer"
"Extravagancep
mo; she visited one Of these health
and rest resorts and got up pro-
gressive euchre." -- Indianapolis Jour.
nal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Tur steel strjkeis on aud viii be

THE steel strikeis on aud viii be
fought to the bitter end. There is
only one bad feature in the hglt
and that is that capital does not
require to eat and therefore can
stand fight longer than labor,
which has to eat TO live. 1t IS a pity
the representatives Of the Billion
DollarTrust and those OF the ANAL
pamated Association could not
come to an annie bic understanding
as a prolonged strike will cause
thousands 10 suffer who have no di.
rect part in the fight. 1t will cost
millions OF dollars before this labor
war is over
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Wheat Yield,

The Republican will be pleased 10
have all farmers to drop postal S tat
ing the yield of wheat on their farms
this year.
John Whittock, Of Appoqvinimink
hundred, claims to be the champion
wheat grower Of New CASTLE county,
having secured an average yield of
thirty five bushels to the acre.
1t is now in turn to hear from
others,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
Phjladelphja Man Injured,

Charles Patton Of No. 3S47 Fairmount
avenue, Philadelphia, was taken to the
Delaware Hospital Yesterday afternoon
with laceraton on the head and sew
eral bruises about the body. Attendants
at the hospital were unable TO learn how
Patton received his injuries. =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
To HORSEMEN AND FARMERS.

Electri.kes 2s94s, sired by ElectIite ~
lOy7s, dam Hidene by Gambetta Wilkes tC
Electrilles is beautifully formed, dappis
chestnut with good disposition and plenty OF
speed. This elegantly bred trotting horse
viii make a short season Mt Foun taih Glenn
Farm, Guyencoult Delaware. Fee $!S.vJ
Apply to Charles Turner. Su2t
ma jlawk.lat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

Ir is a waste of money to appoint
four assessors at a salary of $1,000
each to make a new city assess.
ment when the present assessors.
George II. Mccall and Eugene Say.
ers were elected to do the work.
It the assessors have not assessed
the property as prescribed by law
in the past, they should have teen
compelled bv City Council to per-
form their duties before being paid.
Now Council cannot agree on the
new assessors except the two tor
the Northern district. Eugene
sayers, the collector tor the South
ern district named VIM. Gormley
for one of his assessors, but Coun-
Gil could not or would not agree on
the appointment. 1t is a wonder
the tax payers do not rise in their
wrath, turn the rascals out and
put in men who will run the city on
business principles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

SPEAKING on Friday of the differ
ence in the tax rate between Phil
adelphia and Wilmington, gentle
man in this Office. who formerly lived
IN our city, said the tax rate was
higher here than in Philadelphia.
In Wilmington it is 81. 80 per hun.
dred city and county, with full
assc ssed value. In tact, higher in
a great many cases than the prop
critics will bring at public sale.
The gentleman was astounded and
said he was under the Impression
that the city rate was lower here
than in Philadelphia. The Phila-
dephia tax rate is $l.so per hum
dred and the assessment 50 per
cent of its value. He could not
understand why the taxrate should
be SO high here. We have been
commended by numerous property
owners on the articles which have
appeared IN these columns lately
relating to the high tax rate.
As a sample OF what kind OF as
sessment has been going on tor
wears, we will mention that OF well
known gentleman who bought an
old-fashioned house on Washington
street for $l4+0 and rents it Tor Sl7
u month after making necessary
repairs. This property was assess
ed at $21OO, and on his making a
kick, was reduced to $1,000. and
there 1t has remained ever since,
This property can be bought Tor
$500 less Than the present assess-
ment by any one lnqulring at THIS
office. This owner is much more
fortunate than dozens Of others who
have been property owners Tor
years, because they could never
sell to an advantage. Instead ot
getting more valuable, they dePre.
ciated until they ould not bring
more than two.thi1ds their original
cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05

Eagles 4th annual to Atlantic City
Saturday, August ~ b Bridge ROUTE,
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26
Ia Crosse Lumber Go.
Make Low Prices.

Mrs. George Dyer. the guest OF Mrs.
II. b. Eubsnk Sunday, left 10 the ~.
ternOOn for her home In Kansas City.
She was accompanied by Misses Ksth.
crime Eubank and Annie Nshbsck,
who will visit In that city for . week.
Mrs. William Gaitskill and son,
Mitchell, returned 10 their home Ia ST.
Louis Sunday, after . visit TO relatives
In Saline. They we're accompanied by
the formers sister, Miss Julia Piper,
Of near Hardemsn, who will make =
visit In ST. Louis.
T.. w. Daniels. Of this city, left on
Thursday for ST. Louis to attend u
banquet given Prof. VIM. u. Stuart.
Of New York, at the 81. Nicholas HO.
tel to-day friday. The banquet IL
given by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York and will be q
grand affair.
The following gentlemen were guests
Of honor ut the club reception given
by Miss Larue Campbell on Wednes.
day afternoon: VIM. Walker, VIM.
Rea, Gus Mayer, Charles Chaplin,
Harry Wilson, Devere Jackson, r.
Mauden, Warren COlvert and NJ. y.
' Lyons.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26
Cypress Finishing
Ia Crosse Lumber Co.

Sewell Rurruss aud sister. Miss
Mary, Of Miami. spent Sunday In
Marshall.
Mrs. Maggie Bates aud son.. Mar.
tin, 81 Miami, were In the county seat
Monday.
George u. Phillips returned Mon.
day from o business trip u Henry
county.
Frank y. Sebree. Of Kansas City,
was In our city Wednesday on legal
business.
Judge Is. j. Orcar, Of the county.
was the guest Of relatives In this city
Wednesday.
Harry Knapp, Of the Malta Bend Qui
Vive, spent Monday Ia the capital of
the county.
Miss Maude Lynch WAS the guest on
Sunday Of Miss Margaret Sanger,
north Of town.
For Rent-Gill's Book Store will
rent you books for 3, 8, 10, Is, 20 and
% cents per book. S.4t
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26

Rev. G. G. James, pastor Of the
NJ. T.. church ut Malta Bend. with his
wife. were guests Sunday Of Rev. Mr..
Iehr and family OF this city.
Miss Estelle Dawes came up from
Slater Monday to attend the dance
Monday evening and To he present ut
the club reception on Wednesday, with
Miss Lsrue Campbell. She was the
guest Of Miss Emily Black while here.
w. s. Newell, who left Marshall
about ten days ago for Canon city,
Colorado, where his daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Strother, has spent some
months In search ~ health, and il very
murh improved. Mr.. Newell will re.
turn tn Marshall this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Strother are now at Las Cruces,
New Mexico, where her physicians
think she had better remain for q while
before returning to Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26
ss'es sAx,se eewesa 90.

The Pedigree" Of weights cigar
factory, 1. one Of the best. lw
DR.. aud Mrs. Mcclure. Of Arrow
Rock, ~ guests Of WIN. Putsch and
family Tuesday.
Miss Frances Welch. of Mount Leon.
ard. visited her sister. Mrs. Joseph
HSmil. this week.
Clinton Barnhill aud sister, Miss
Eva, spent Sunday with Miss Carrie
RhOades II Slater
Mrs. w. Is. Mock came up Thursday
afternoon for u weeks visit To !. q.
Striker and family.
Capt. Joe Wilson and wife ~ Miami,
spent Monday In Marshall shopping
and visiting friends.
w. X. Mahsrd Il Son for buggies. II
Miss Lula Coke, Of Slater. and Mrs.
John Moss, Of Nelson, were shopping
In our city Wednesday.
T. ". Carter and family. the guests
Of Il. r. Brightwell, returned Ia their
home In slater Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. I.swless, Of the county,
was Ia the city Tuesday and will read
the REPUBLICAN for q year.
Meet me ~ Wright's cigar factory
and we will visit the Midway"
LA CROSSE LUMBER Gu
Operate their Own Mandatory.
Miss Laura McCulloch, Of Higgins.
vile, Il making q visit to Miss Iva
Hoffman on West Morgan street.
Mrs. +. l.. Brown aud son, Edmund
Jr., returned Monday from . visit Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny a. Armstrong.
Ge, your buggyof Mshsrd 4 Son. !,
Capt. A. A. Lesueur and wife, OF
Kansas City, are visiting w. &. Greer
and family this week In West Mar
shall.
Henry Bryant and Misses Emil,
Black and Esma Reynolds spent Sun
day with p. T. Reynolds add wife u
! Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26

Mahard & Son for good buggies. II
u. T. Gaines, Of the county, was In
town Saturday.
NJ. w. Hall was q visitor In the city
Wednesday.
Joseph Hamill spent Tuesday Ia
Kansas City.
w. G. Booth left Monday for his
home In Quincy. III.
w. X. Mshard 4 Son for best
buggies. l2-%t
n. ID. Ament made q business trip
To Kansas City Monday.
q. p. hsynie and Il. G. Hanna were
over from Miami Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-26
n Crosse Lumber Co.
ca'sy Largest Stock.

Miss t.rman Brown. of Orearville.
spent Tuesday In this city.
G. p. snoddy and wife Of the county
were In Marshall Monday.
Marshall has Midway" Al
Wright's cigar factory. Nv
George Long and wife, of Slater,
were guests Of friends here Tuesday.
Will Montgomery and Orion Heske,t
Of Blosser were Ia Marshall Monday.
Cheap bugeies-w. X. Mshsrd 4
Son. l2.h
Rev. &. T.. Thomas left Tuesday for
Mexico, To attend y meeting Of synod.
Have you q .'Pedigre II not, you
q And one At wrigh,'s cigar factory.
II you want . good ''Pedigree''
Wright's cigar factory will furnish Il.
Misses Saliie and Dora Erwin spent
Sunday with relatives In Mt. Leonard.
Miss Catherine Ervine was the guest
Sunday Of Mrs. W. v. Rogers At Sla.
Ter.
]. w. Steele. Of H~iggInsville. ar
rived Tuesday tor . visit To friends
here.
Josh Barbee IL At his office again,
after IN illness of two weeks with
mumps.