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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10
HEN FIGHS A HAWK
Mother of a Bro4 Puts Up valiant


Ettle.
LEXINGTON. a.. October a-tspe-
cial-)-Mrs. JametM. Black. of Moore's
Creek. in Oak Daivicinity. of Rockbridss
county, exhibitei in Lexington d few
days ago ch6en hawk which hat
been killed viii engaged in a contey
with a Cochin nina hen near the docl
of her dwellinenouse.
Mrs. Black I'D her daughter. Miss
Annie Black. yre attracted bv thu cries
proceeding fro the fowl yard. adjacent
to the house and upon Investigation
found the he which had a brood OF
chickens abopa month old. giving bar
tie to a bird prey The hawk mad at
tempted to FRY of one OF the brood,
and the old IN Immediately joiret bait
tie with thdntruder. A blow from
stick by AIs Annie settled the hawk
but even thout this the hen would
have comeh victor In the contest. for
the hawk id one of IFS wings broken
by the naer bird. which was dealing
blow afterlow with it's strong bin. and
with telli, effect TIL. hawk was Try
Ing to EFT an escape when first seen.
but the r SO closely engaged ITS at.en-
ton that had no chance to set away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10
his home here for three years, has moved

his home here for three years, has moved
back to his farm near Coan church.
A public sale of the household and
kitchen furniture. belonging to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Claughton, was made on Tues
dav. Mrs Claughton will board with the
family of G. D. Chirley this winter, while
teaching the Gulick's Corner school, af-
ter which she will make her home in
Baltimore.
Rev. T. J. wray, the Methodist minis
ter stationed here, is very unwell lie is
suffering with nervous prostration He
fears he will not be able to complete his
year, and his doctor tells him it would
be very unwise for him to attempt 1t.
q. Hugh Smith has returned to Will
liam and Mary to resume his studies.
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HEARD IN FREDERICKSBURG.
Company L inspected by Col. Stern
Union Veterans, Legion.

Union Veterans, Legion.
FREDERICKsBURG VA, October o.
Especial. 1.-The annual inspection of Com
pany l., Third Virginia Regiment, took
place last night at their armory here.
The men presented good appearance,
and were highly complimented by the
Inspector, Colonel 10 Lane Stern, OF Rich
mond. Every man in the company, with
the exception of one was present, and
the command secures a percentage OF
97.7, which it is not thought will be ex-
ceeded by any other company IN the
State.
Fredericksburg, through the Business
Mems Association, has extended cor
dial invitation to the Union Veterans
Legion, now in session at Chicago to
hold their next annual reunion here,
and it is probable that the invitation will
be accepted.
The Legion was anxious to come here
this year, but the committee had decided
on Chicago before it was known that
Fredericksburg was after the reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10

so extremely i'll with typhoid. are reported
as considerably better, though not con-
valescent as yet
Miss Theresa Wolf, of New 4ork, will
arrive here shortly on business in con-
nection with her extensive landed in
terests in this vicinity.
Mr.. e. F. Matthews, who is suffering
from an acute attack of gastritis, was
slightly better yesterday.
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Ga SToREA.
Bears tho Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
ss. sf LzH1zZztzu
Bank Clearings of Richmond

The bank clearings Of Richmond from
January l. 1902, to October 1, 1902, show a
total Of s15S. SIG. 209.49.
What will be the total December 81,
1902? The clearings for August were
SIS, s31, 1883, and for September, $685.
1888. If you come nearest to the total
for the year 1902 before October 18th, $50
will be added to the first prize. Read the
big advertisement and act to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10

Dama Consolidated coatand Coke Com,
pany, Godsend. Ala, is bending his vaca-
ton with his parents hte.
Hon. G. G. Watson. q the sawEiiI firm
of Wooding & Watsd. OF the county.
has moved his familyto West Chatham.
INTO the Simms's hous
Hon. c.. A. Swansn and Colonel v
A. Mitchell are speding this week n
Franklin county. inthe interest of the
formers candidacy.
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~ "A 8To R r a..
B.a.. tbs The Kind Ysu RaYs Always Bought
Signature 81 L,Izzztz<u

Very Low Rates to California and
the West via seabeard Air Line
Railway.
Every day during the months Of Sep
tamber and October the Seaboard will
sell one-way settlers tickets to San
Francisco and other western points at
exceedingly low rates
For further information call on or
write to any representative OF the Sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10
I Children Like II.

My tie boy took the Group one
night. avs F. D. Reynolds. Of Mans
field, O"and gdew SO bad that you could
hear II breath all over the house. I
thougshe would die, but few doses OF
One quite Cough Cure relieved and
sent % to sleep. That's the last We
hear,f the Group. One Minute Tough
curs absolutely safe and acts at oncs
Torbughs. colds. GROUP. grip, asthma
anfkonchItta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-10
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. It sootnes the
cnild softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for d!arrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie.
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READY FOR BUSINESS.


Grand Opening of Our New Branch
Store.
Tomorrow Saturday we will throw
open the doors of our new store. which
has been remodelled and considerably
enlarged, and is far more conveniently
arranged than heretofore Our stock is
new and fresh. embracing every article
that is to be had in an up-to-date gro
Gerry house. All of which are to be seen
at the August Grocery Company, corner
Of Marshall and Seventh Streets
No effort will be spared by this house to
please every one to the best Of our abil-
ity.
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Bears tho - The Kind Yeu Have Always Bought
signature ss ><xH2zzZSm

Annual State Meeting Daughters of
the Confederacy, New Berne, N. c.,
Oct. Is to II, 1902.
On account Of the above occasion the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad announces
a rate of ss45 Richmond to New Berne
n. G.. and return; tickets to be sold Oct.
12. l3. A. and 15 with final limit Oct. 49,
1902. The Atlantic Coast Line is the
quickest route to New Berne. Its service
is unequaled.
For full information, apply to any agent
% 't'e c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
sSs east Main street, Richmond. Va
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A Fire in Orange.

GORDONsvILLE. VA. October 81
s{Special.)-An Office building at Edge
HILL the estate Of Miss Nellie Scott,
few miles from Gordonsville. was burn
ed last night The fire was plainly seen
by several persons here.
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JEFFERSON CITY, TENN, October 81
The local postoff1ce was broken into last
night and robbed Of about $500 in monsy
and $175 worth Of stamps.
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une.ce1led Cafe Car Service Be
tween Hamlet and Jucksonsvi1le.
"

Commencing Oct. g.. the seaboard will
inaugura1e its magnificent cafe car SER
vice on trains No. 81 and No. 81, known
as Florida and Metropolitan Limited, be-
tween Hamlet and Jacksonville.
The cafe car service of the Seahoard
has grown steadily in favor with the trav-
cling public. and its present high stand
ing will be maintained. No canned goods,
but everything fresh and in season. Prices
mod crate oc2-eod 3w
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VAUGHAN ENDORSED.
rornru DISTRICT nEPuBLrcAxs
FAVOR INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
NO CHANCE OF HIS WINNING.
e.4..,p Abort Bishop Beckwith, of
r~xax-DisEruntlcd Negroes Told
roosevelt Their Troubles &C. A.
n. Men in Town-church and Court
Nc.vs.

PFTERSBCRG, VA, October 9.-(sr-
f,iaI 1.-THE formal endorsement by the Re
8publicans Of Mr.. r. T. Vaughan, o:
Amelia the Independent. candidate To-
Congress in this district PRACTICAL:
makes that gentleman the Republican
candidate The Observation-Disclosures
vote tn the Fourth District is co,.para-
lively small. and The strength Of the Re
publican party has been greatly weaken
ed by the elimination, TO large extent,
az the negro vote Inasmuch as every
Democrat who participated in the late
congressional primary is pledged TO the
support Of Hon. r. G. Southall it is hard
10 see wherein Mr.. Vaughan's hopes OF
election lie. In that primary, for in
stance, nearly every Democratic vote IN
MIR. Vaughan's home county was cast
Tor MI Southall. AND then. too, the ne
sroes have been threatening retaliation
IN the white Republicans for their ne
eject of the colored people in their efforts
o register.
However. the canvass of the two can
didates will be active from now on to
tho day OF election. Both Of them were
at Prince George Courthouse to-day,
and both of them Will attend every
county Court in the district during this
month
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PETERsBuRGEEs HoNoRED.


The election Of Mr. Charles NJ. Beck
with. of Texas. as Bishop of the Episco-
pal Diocese Of Alabama. recalls the fact
that he is the third clergyman who went
out from Petersburg to be elected to that
high Office in recent years. The late
Bishop Becl5with, of Georgia, was Pc
tersburger. Bishop Robert A. Gibson, of
the Diocese of Virginia, is native of
this city, as is also Rev. c. NJ. Beckwith.
Bishop-eiect Beckwith was rector of a
large church in Galveston. which was de-
stroyed by the great flood that devastated
that city and caused the loss Of thousands
general missionary of the Episcopal
church in Texas.
MT. Beckwith has twice declined the
office of Bishop of Texas. and it is not
known whether he will accept the bish-
opric Of Alabama. He is about IS years
of age and is one of the ablest ministers
in the southern pulpit. He is a brother
of Messrs. T. S. and E. R. Beckwith.
Of this city. and has sisters residing here
Also and host of warm friends
G. A. RS IN TOWN.
Many members OF the Grand Army of
the Republic are in the city to-day, and
every possible courtesy is being extended
them by our people, as we'll as by the
Confederate veterans. They seem TO be
enjoying their visit. not only in going
over the battle-tields. over which they
fought in 4-'65; but in seeing the city
generally. Every day witnesses fresh ar
rivals OF Union veterans from Washing
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
l.. G.. COVE.

Hazel Del! CAV" . spe.;ing CON
test Friday night. Hazel Dell won
the contest.
c. w. Kraft OF Middlctown Wis
tied homefolks, Sunday.
Little Emma Estes OF Bellilowcr
visited her grandparents, Lindsay
Maupin and wife, Saturday and
Sunday.
+. l.. Kraft attended the tacky
party given by Miss Enic Vcrnatti
Mt her home near Gamma. The
party was quite n c and ut a
late hour every one repaired to the
dining room where an excellent
supper was served, after which in
strumcntal and vocal music was
rendered by some of those present.
All reported n good time.
Thomas Floyd of Hazel Dell Is
on the sick list.
+. L. Kraft, Carl and Louis Fuhr
visited James Maupin Sunday eve.
Claude Cahal and Octavis Baugh
were hauling hay from William
Clarc's farm last week.
Jacob Faulhaver and wife visited
John Kraft and family, Sunday.
Nearly every onc in the vicinity
seems to have a bad cold or are ON
the sick list.
Nell and VIM. Singleton visited
Alvey Walker, Sunday.
Wallace Weldon and daughter
Margaret passed through here on
their way to Montgomery, We'd
nesday.
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BeIInower.

The W. C. T. u. will meet at
Union Chapel next Su nday after
noon.
There will be n silver medal
contest In Showcngcrdt's hall Mt
this place Jan. %.
Miss Carrie Middlckamp Is
quite sick.
Gus Blattncr and family of
Wright City visited the latters pa
rents MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Middle
kamp Sunday and Monday.
Miss Frona Snmpsal OF Carroll
ton Mo-, Is visiting her father who
has been quite sick for some time.
DIR. Blount and family ARE visit
ing In st. Louis this week.
Miss Lena Obcrsmith visited In
Montgomery City last week.
Sam Hinton sold his farm and
property to John Schowongcrdt.
Mrs. Florence Nciburg OF
Wright City came up last Tues
day to visit her sister Carrie mo
IL quite sick.
Misses Lucy IIoss and Lcona
Bishop attended Quarterly meet
ing ut Truxton last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Grace Cope OF near Pin Oak
visited at this place last Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Durham of Prices
Branch visited at this place last
week.
Sheridan Surls and family
moved In with aunt Sindia Surls
last Thursday.
WHiP-POOR-wILL.
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Misses Bertha and Nellie Hart
were visiting their uncle, Noah
Hart n few days last week.
Thos. Clark Of Wellsville was in
this place a few hours Saturday.
Chas. Grebe went to High Hill
on business Saturday.
DIR. Jacobs has sold the property
recently acquired of Rob't Baum
garter to Chas. Rincheval for the
sum of 100000. Mr.. Rincheval
had the harness shop moved to
the south end OF the property and
will In all probability erect a bust
ness house on Front Street.
Pete Oliver and John Worland
were hauling baled straw from
this place last week.
There was n debate at Ebenzer
School house last Saturday night.
Two OF VIM. Stuckens children
are on the sick list this week.
Frank Ellis gave a big dance
last Wednesday night.
Marvin Christian who has been
working near Bellflowcr was In
this place Friday.
Rev. Duncan's wife being sick he
was unable preach to Sunday Rev.
Il. Hunlcy preached In his place.
Quite a large rrowd attended.
Mrs. j. G. Whitesidc visited her
father Arch White OF Montgomery
one day last week. TULIP.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Egbert.

l.. l.. Washington of Galloway
County was In this vicinity last
Saturday selling medicine.
Misses Virgic and Callic Benson
with Charlie Blackmorc went to
the ncighborhood of williamsburg
to n party last Friday evening.
Mrs. A. A. McMahan and Mrs.
A. l.. Gregory with their boys.
Parker and Charley, visited ut
Americas, Saturday.
DR.. Huffman was called to see
little Clarence Gregory last Satur-
day.
Our district schools will both
continue one month longer then re-
ported last week. When we found
that the funds were short each
OF the teachers agreed to teach for
less wages, n ten and the other
five dollars less than they had
been getting.
b. T. Gregory and family with
Mrs. Ollie Garrett and babe visited
A. b. Sncthen, Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Swearingcn enter
tanned Mrs. j. B. McMahan and
Mrs. Alta Gregory, Thursday.
GABE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Americus.
PET.

Pleasant weather for January.
j. r. Dickey sold a cow to John
Buckner for s32.
Frank Hall lost a work horse this
week.
Mama Shackleford is still con-
fined to her room with sore throat.
Henry Kohrman sold Barney
Hendrix a COW for S35 last week.
Henry Thomas lost the only
horse he had last week. This is
two horses Mr.. Thomas has lost in
the last year. II the horses do not
stop dying, there won't be enough
left to till the soil.
Charley Boatwright, living near
Button, has lost three horses this
winter.
Mrs. j. b. McMahan and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Claude Gregory of Egg
bert, was visiting DR.. Huffman's
family, Saturday. Mrs. Gregory
informs us that her husband will
soon start for Oklahoma to look
for work.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
WollSvilIe

Miss Noble Settles OF Mexico
was here Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Fletcher Blackwell returned
to her home in st. Louis Thursday
after a pleasant visit to relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Crews of Louisiana,
who has been the guest of Mrs. F.
White returned home Sunday.
Gus Wilson came up from High
Hill Friday night.
Lon Shonessy of Pendleton was
the guest of his aunt Mrs. DR..
Whitney Sunday.
Miss Ivy Hensley OF Montgom-
cry was the guest OF her cousin
Miss Helen V. Baker of this city
Sunday.
Miss Bessie James of Montgom.
cry City was the guest of Mrs. J..
G. Blaine the last Of the week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
New Providence.
BILL NYE.

Sam Robinson finished n well
Monday Il feet deep and II feet
wide.
A great many children in this
ncighborhood are complaining
with the Group. Two of Sam
Robinson's have been quite sick.
We believe that you will find alum
and sugar n good remedy.
Sam Robinson was transacting
business in Montgomery City
Tuesday.
Frank Glare has been hauling
posts the past week OIL of Mr.. Dut-
toms timber.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Cross Roads.

This is splendid winter weather
not too hot or cold.
Party at John Hendricks Satur-
day was well attended and en-
joyad.
w. E. Holt sawed wood for
Lindsay Maupin. Thursday.
Carl Fuhr was in Montgomery
City, Saturday.
Gus Ittner went to Montgomery,
Friday.
Mrs. Job Moore was visiting
near Gamma Tart week.
Emma Kraft visited Title
Walker Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Danville.

Miss Lucy Thompson is very
sick OF pneumonia. Her mother
arrived home from Kansas CITY,
Tuesday.
A small child of Tilford Taylor
and wife is seriously i'll.
Pete McMahan. who has been
sick for several weeks, is convales-
cent.
Several of Geo. Davis children
have been sick this week.
On account OF not feeling we'll,
Prof. Rigg dismissed school Tues
day morning until Monday morn
ing.
Edgar Thompson of Montgom-
cry City is attending the bedside
of his sister.
Gus Bachmon is in the south
part of the county this week.
Jacob Brewer is able to be up
again.
Bro. Maggart OF New Florence is
conducting a protracted meeting
at the Methodist Church this week.
Jas. Jefferson lost one of his
work horses last week.
Gus Regot went to Galloway Co.
Monday.
UNCLE ST..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
~NeighbOrhOOd News,
A. Told by Our Assistant Editors.
Locust Grove

bad colds and measles are COM
mon In this neighborhood.
Warren Zumalt and family visit
ed Neat Mabry's Sunday.
John Hickerson and wife Of Au-
drain county wcro the guests OF
relatives here this week.
Miss Annie Adams returned
home from st. Louis last Sunday.
Misses Emma and Clara Will
were visitors Mt Locust Grove
School Friday.
T. Hcying Is moving to Glas-
gov, Charlton Co.
Mrs. Hickerson and daughter,
Miss Maud OF Wcllsvillc are In
this ncighborhood visiting this
week.
John Kirk liz on the sick list.
Mrs. Mark Kcrwin sold Lee
Moss fifteen shoats last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scale Of Montgom-
ery City visited Dan Whites Sum
day and their ncicc Miss Thora
accompanied them home.
Marion Smith and family were
the guests Of 8. II. Cobbs Sunday.
Willie Cox returned to his home
In st. Louis Sunday eve.
Gordon Houf had n narrow cs-
cape from being killed last Satur-
day while hauling wood. lie ac-
cidcntly fell under the wagon and
the e wheel ran over him but
didn't injurc him very badly.
James Elsberry, of Hannibal, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Lee Moss sold Ave head Of hogs
last week eight months old which
weighed two hundred aud ninety
Ave pounds each Mt six and Il
quarter n hundred.
Fritz Duval of Olncy was shop
ping In Wcllsvillc one day las
week.
VIM. Jones who has been sick
for quite "A while Is able to be Out
again.
VIM, Duval and W. J.. Seal,
were hauling feed from Montgom.
cry Monday.
Lester Parsons visited relative,
here last week.
We SCI In the Cross Roads items
where Claude Ducnkcl was IN
their vicinity hunting flowers w
think II he finds any wild flowers
they will be frostbittcn.
Now GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Photographs at special reduced
rates, the %, and 20.
We have another change in the
livery business to report. Mr..
Lehman has sold the horses and
rolling stock to Mcssrs Ben Lens
ing and VIM. Norman who will
continue the business.
VIM. Wescman who bought the
canning factory has organized a
company consisting of himself,
Ad Hcying, VIM. +. Struttman,
John Struttman, IL. w. Hagcdorn
They have already ordered a car-
load of cans and intend to let con-
tracts for tomatoes In the near flu
turc.
Ed hurry Of st. Charles was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Jos. Thurman Is busy hauling
lumber and we are informed he
intends erecting a saw-mill on
Gcrd. Th%eisscn's property.
Mctzlcr will be here the %, and
20 without fail.
The citizens held n meeting last
Friday and organized a volun-
tecr Fire Company II. w.
Stock was elected captain,
Alb. Buscher, list Lieutenant. A
committee consisting of John
R%cuttgcrs, Otto Hcying, Charles
Rinchoval aud J. j. Merritt was
appointed to draw up rules and
regulations. A drill will take
place next Thursday at which
time the captain will select his
mon and assign their places.
Anton Marottc who IL employed
ms a bakerin Chicago IL spending
n few days with his brother Ed.
Albert Thcisscn has lost his rep
utation as a marksman. lie had
been asked by one OF his unclcs
TO assist Mt killing hogs, and they
say after several unsuccessful at
tcmpts Mt hitting n hog he had to
surrender the gun and let some
one else shoot II.
Julius Holtwick spent last week
Mt Bethlehem assisting his brother
Frank.
Miss Mary Troclschlcr returned
to Scdalia on Monday, after hnv-
Ing spent several weeks with rcla-
tivcs in this vicinity.
Otto Stock Of Berger visited his
brother Henry the first of the week
John Struttman Is again In the
hog business, he shipped two
loads to st. Louis Monday.
Our friend George Schrocr made
his debut in Rhincland Society
Sunday night.
II Is rnmorcd that Robt Baum
garter has bought Bowling Bros.
saddlcry stock. X. T.. SouuB.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Rhinoiand.

notice. Mr.. Alb Buschcr has
been duly authorized rs our agent
mt Rhincland and willtransact ar 4
and all business that may come
before him for this paper.
TRIBUNE PRINT.Nu Co.
Bon Lcnsing has sold his prop
crty In Sugartown to Jas. Banner.
Messrs. Ernest lIu tnmcycr and
Chas. Rinchcval came near
drowning while attempting to
the river on the Ice. They
went to Herman on business n
day last week and were on their
way home, when about half way
cross, the Ice broke open and
both were immersed In the ice
cold water. Luckily Mr., Ilucn-
meyer bad long pole with him
by meal : of which they cxtricated
themselves. They finally caught
a Missouri Pacific train and came
home via Jefferson City.
The first Prize Masquc Ball OF
the season will be given here on
TUESDAY the 2ist. Don't fail to
Sa.a.
Metzlcr will be at Rhincland
Saturday aud Sunday, Jan. 81
and 20.
News reached relatives OF the
death of an infant child In the
family of VIM. IL. Van Boovcn
OF Saline county.
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.
Ihavc taken charge of the harness
shop and am ready to do all kinds
harness, saddle and shoe repr ring
at reasonable prices, also will
carry a full line Of harness, saddles
and etc. Your Trade,
Solicited,
RoBT. BAUMGARTNER.
At the last meeting of the town
board that body ordered the erec-
ton of a suitable building near
the jail in which to keep the fire
engine, hose and cart, in consc
.quence OF which contractor VIM.
Quick is now overseeing a force of
men and expects to have the build
ing done in a..few days.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Big Spring

Ollie Davidson and j. G. White
side traded horses one day last
week.
DIR. Davidson of Abbatis was
in this place n day last week.
Misses Hayden and Gupton OF
Montgomery spent a few days
last week at j.. C. Whitesides.
Thos. Niedcrgerke returned Ia
st. Louis last Monday.
Sol. Anderson is on the sick
list this week.
Died at the homo of VIM. Lichte
little May Litchte Jan 0. See obit,
uaries elsewhere.
Pete Oliver and John Worland
of near Montgomery took their
cattle home Wednesday.
p. Benson and family were vi
b. Snethen Sunday.
Mr.. Sanders Of Americas hauled
a load OF hay from his former
place Friday.
About seventy five young people
we're on Loutre skating last Sum