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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
sRINssna IN MEN.
Carload Of Men For the Pennsylvania
Anthracite Regions.

Reading. Pa. June lt.-Another car
lead OF Workmen went through here
Tor the coal regions Thus far Il Is
said the Philadelphia < Reading Co.
has secured more than 1000 men.
mostly tremen. engineers and pump
men, Il was stated ~ an official that
there Is not a colliery In the Reading
company's territory where the pumps
are not being manned. where desired.
Wiikesbarre. Pa. june 1.-THE
work OF the strikers In attempting to
bring out all men who are still In the
employ OF coal companies goes stead
fly on. Their campaign against the
engineers. nrcmen and pumpmen IS
nearly over. most OF those men being
out. and the union Is now paying more
attention 20 the Gre bosses. clerks and
others who have taken the places OF
those who quit work. Pressure Is be-
iug brought 90 bear on them in every
possible wuy
Tho miners union Is now planning
20 eNpei from the organization all en-
giueers frcmon and pumpmen who
have not yCt ohcvod tho strike order
Tho miners leaders as a rule will
not talk on the matter o. boycottlnr
but tho rank and hle OF the strikers
openly admit that they Try to boycott
all men whom they look upon as being
unfair workers
Wash.nrton. Juno 1.-The presi-
dent &c SIS stated ON good authority.
proposes Co apply directly or Indirect
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The Surrenders of the Beers Are
Proceeding With the Great
est Good Will.
THE NUMBER TO DATE WAS $500,
Can. DeWet's Appearance az the Camp
Was the signal For a Great
Display Of Enthusiasm.
pewet Was Surrounded By Thousands
6oer Men, Women and Children,
Whe Struggled 20 Shake the
Hand Of Their Hero.

London. June i6.-Dispatchcs rccciv-
ed here from South Africa show that
the Eurrenders Of Beers are proceed
Ing with the greatest good will The
total OF those who have already sur
rendered numbers 1880. and the Brit
ish arc extending every possible Kind
uess 70 the men who come IN.
The appearance OF Gen. Dcwct at
the camp At Winburg was she signal
Tor a great display Of enthusiasm.
When he arrived az the camp. Gen. De
Wet was a. once surrounded by thou
sands OF Boer. men. women and chill
oren who struggled and clamored 20
shake the hand OF their hero. Gen. De
Wet mounted table and delivered
Al address. lie warmly apnlauded the
staunch support that the women had
given the hurghcrs during the war.
which. be said. had greatly encouraged
the men in tho field Continuing. Cen
noWct recommended his hearers 90
be loyal 20 the new government. and
said.
Perhaps 70 is hard for you 90 hear
this from my mouth. but God has de-
cidcd thus I fought until there was
no more hope OF unho'ding our cause
and however bitter it may DO the timo
has now come 90 lay down our artos
As Christian people God now de-
mands that We bee faithful Go our new
government let us submit 90 His do
cision."
Neither Gen DeWct nor Mr Stcyn.
former president of the old Orange
Free State. was ever wounded during
the war. Gen. DeWet has not seen his
vile for two years.
The repatriation committee. which
has been formed 20 assist the B0crs
F Ia returning 20 their farms. has a 81
f gantic task before g. Tho conccntra
L ton camps will be converted Into sup
F ply depots TO provide the returning
burghers with the means % rebuild
and restock their farms The wives
and families of the Bocrs viii. if do
sired. bo maintained AZ the expense of
the government while tho hurcher,
are preparing the farms for their rc
ception. Two thousand OF the ma
tional scouts who fought upon ths
British side during the war vUI im
mcdiately be disbauded and each
scout viii be provided with a pony
aud enabled % return 20 his farm.
London June 16-A dispatch from
lord Kitchener dated Pretoria Satur
day. June 49, says tuat 2.59f Bocr
have surrendered since Thursday
June 70. and that everything is pro
cecdins most satisfactorily
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
TOWN TERRoRizgo.
No One oares co Through Jaekson's
Streets After Nishealt

Jackson. Ky. June ie.-The rcd sign
Ct the feud Is on every doorpost IN
Jackson. and town Of 800 people f.
divided against itself Or. H. u. Cox
Is the latest victim of the burning Ia
tired Of the Cardweils for the Hsrri.
ses. and of the Hargises for tho Card
wells. Sunday night. April u. Dr
Cox started from his Office % answer
a professional call Three reports %
> shotgun were heard and he fell rid
died with huckshot. MT a dozen PAGES
from the stairs which led 20 his once
on the second floor OF building a.
the corner % Court and Main streets
So tense is the Situation In jackson
now that ~ one dhrcs 80 on the
streets after dark
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wiiliamstoun. Ky. June lo-TAe
first automobile ever seen in Grant
county passed through this city sun.
day morning. and created more excite
ment than she hioomcr girl did who
few through here on a bicycle a few
years ago. The automobile was . two
passenger gasoline power machine.
With speed Of about 20 miles an
hour. and was handled hy a brace oi
men who evidently had a plethora oi
this worlds Eoods and who were on
the road for pleasure alone.
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harhourville Ky. June rs Tho A..
lantic and Pacific on Co. - New
York. brought in ,he biggest gas sol
aver struck in Kentuckv The Well IS
on the cihson farm. four miles from
here. and was struck 81 a depth Of 900
feet All operations had been stopped
when gas began 90 gush 90 an Immense
height, and Il Is feared 70 will catch
fire. All fires around the we'll were pat
out and the boiler was moved
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THE CUBAN SENSATION.
Administration May Make q Report
Regarding the Matter.

New York. June 13.-The Herald
Friday quotes Francis B Thurber as
aging. in reply TO criticisms brought
out by his testimony before the senate
committee in regard 70 the use Of
funds furnished by the military govern
ment of Cuba in aid OF reciprocity.
IL WAS Cuban money and not that
% the United States. The beet sugar
people are attempting TO make political
capital out Of what was. 10 my opinion.
a legitimate and proper use OF Cuban
money. Every thing was done open.
iy and no fact was hidden. when cali
ed 10 Washington TO testify before the
committee / told them the plain truth.
The committee OF Cuban business men
recommended the expenditure out OF
money paid by Cubans IN import taxes.
Gen. Wood acted within his Authority
IN disposing OF these funds OF a por.
tion o. them. in the best interests OF
the island"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
LATs CONGRESSMAN CUMMINGS
The Letter Carriers Of Savannah Held
Memorial Services Sunday.

savannah Ga. June l6.-Tho let
ter carriers OF Savannah held memo
rial services Sunday night az st. Ste
phens' Episcopal church in honor of
the late Congressman Amos Cum
mings. the letter carriers champion.
The services were under the auspices
OF Branch No 57S of the National As
ISOLATION OF Letter Carriers. The serv-
ices OF Mr.. Cummings and his never
failing friendship for the letter carri
ers were highly eulogized.
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Washington. Jana l4-senetor For.
aker introduced a measure providing
that the resident commissioner from
Porto Rico shall have a seat in the
house OF representative. but without
a vote. thus placing that oiaclal on the
same level as delegates from the ter.
rftorfes.
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Montreal. June i4.-Thosvald Han
sen was hanged here for the murder OF
Erick Merotte. a 9.year-old boy. last
autumn. In order 20 obtain some
change. u cents. which the boy was
jingling in his hand. Hansen's neck
was broken. Tickets OF admission 20
the execution were openly sold at
prices ranging from 50 cents to $40.
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Roanoke. Va. June ls-As the re
suit OF an explosion OF a can OF kero-
sene oil which was being used to start
a FIRE IN a kitchen stove. Mrs Emma
Sinclair. aged 50. and Der daughter
Jessie Sinclair. aged l6. we're burned
so badly Thursday evening that they
died several hours later The mother
attempted 70 smother the flames which
had enyeloped her daughter
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San Francisco. June 13.-Among the
officers arriving from Manila on the
transport Warren we're Mai. i. W. =
Waller and Lieut.. J. II. A. Day. OF
marine corps. The two officers. WI.
were recently tried by court-martial Ia
the Philippines on the charge OF cruel
" to Fiiipinos. were acquitted.
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london. june 14-In the course OF
Z lecture before the royal institution
Great Britain William Marconi az.
-l'ed that he had invented a highly
"a.iiFe magnetic detector OF cleo
' waves by which It was possible
y read about 30 words per minute in
-lL..nas toleeranhv.
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Dallas. Tex. June 16.-For the first
time since Dallas was Incorporated
nearly half century ago. an abso-
iuteiy AIRY" Sunday was experienced.
Everything was selosed tight. not a
saloon. beer garden or other resort
was open.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Barbouryille. Ky. June l6-In a
aght over drink Bert Catron shot
and killed Charles Hinkle la a distil
iery ncar here. Catrou Is a son OF ex-
sheriff Catron and Hlnkie a son os
Big nin" Hinkic. who figured prlmi-
ncntly IN the Goebel murder trials.
Catron surrendered.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Bosion. June 14.-Gen. Leonard
Wood and his stan we're given din
nor az the Hotel Somerset by about
80 OF Bosion's representative citizens.
The tables were arranged in the form
OF tho lctter ~ IN recognition Of
the tact that Gen. Wood Is a Harvard
m4r
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London. June 14.-There was an in
tsresting hftls function at Westmln-
ster Abbey when the sons and grant
sons OF high state ofncers rehearsed
the duties they viii have TO perform
at the coronation. June 2s. IN the ca
paeiiy Of pages
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st. Petersburg. June 1.-THE fsrsins
IN Siberia Is spreading with increas-
ing Ltensity. Reports from lrkufsk
show that an enormous number OF
f3mlne-slrieken people arc iiocling to
that city. They are cempsd So the
open. without shelter 9. zny kine.
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csms b con,ae, wIth Llr. Vic.

Owensboro. Ky. June i6.--Albert
and Jesse Tigner. aged ) and years
respectively. sons OF James and Car
roll TiEaer. while playing here Sun
day came In contact with q live vira
and were badly burned. The Soungez
boy will likely die.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

New York. June 14.--Surgeon Gen
eral George Miller Sternberg. on the
occasion OF his retirement from the
United States service. was given q
dinner Friday night at Delmonioe's
BY aboat 100 prominent physicians of
this city and vicinity.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Newport. KY. June ls.--Henry Dod.
son shot and probably mortaiiy wound
ed Thomas Mains. who lives ON a shan
y boat on the river near Brent sta.
ton. on the c. & o. railroad. The an.
hcuisy arose over a debt Of sl.35.
which Mains owed Dodscn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Hopkinsville Ky. June is.-A little
daughter OF William Blankenship was
attacked by a rooster and so badly
injured that It is thought she will die
The bird sank its spurs in the top OF
the childs head. penetrating the
hraiu
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

New York. June 1<.-AIiss Gene
''e'e Heeker. OF New York. who has
we Won the womens metropolitan
soN Championship. was beaten By Mrs
II A. Manice. also Of New York. II
~ annual tournament OF the Women,
~eropolitan Colt association.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Rome. June 1f.-Francfs McNutt.
~ American. who Is private chamber
1'a 90 the pope. and who lives in he
am phiI palace. which belongs to
l''noe Dofia, gave dinner and re-
..pilon to VIM. H. Taft. civil governor
III ihe Phnippines
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Mormon chureh eombara...

Benton. KY. June ia Mormon
church f0ar miles fropa here was nred
Into By unknown parties and one man
was seriously hurt Great excitement
prevails.
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Resolutions Presented to Gen. chaase

Manila. June 1.-THE chamber OF
commerce has presented 70 Gen. Chat.
fee set OF resolutions which express
the regard with which Gen. ChafIee
and the army In the Philippines are
held BY the business nsn Of Manila
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Smithland. Ky. June is--James II.
Morris shot and fatally wounded hts
brother Prank In quarrel over the
possession OF nah. They are we'll
known citizens. James Is under ar
rest.
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SWEPT by a CYCLONE.
Three Persons Injured and Property
Destroyed az Eisin, ~.

Eisin. li. June t3-Three persons
injured and many hundreds Of dollars
worth of property damaged are thu
and vicinity Thursday night. Hun
dreas OF persons took refuge Ia cell
ilrs and ogtoi way places. Charles
Dane night vatchman az the watch
case factory. was hurt BY a falling
plank Mrs r. Jane. of Algonquin.
was buried uuder the ruins OF a harm.
Charles spiiler was cut IN the breasi
hv nlina gIass
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London. June lt.--A dinner OF vel
ome was given Friday night TO Jos.
Wheeler and Il. Clay Evans. new con-
sui general. and ex-corgressmaH En-
glish. OF Indiana. at which many rep
rescntstive Americans and English
men were present.
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New York. June lf.--Business fail
ures for the week IN the Uastea
States number Iss. IS as4inst l52 iast
week. lSs in ihis week last year. F0r
Canada i2 for tne week. against II a
year ago.
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1'mmereial FeiearaPhers Organize.
Dlfaeo, June l6.-The commercial
sae1e-e 81. Ca.cago. who for sew
'.-' Years have been without q union.
's'e Organized Sunday by the Ameri-
'-A Federation Of labor Tho new
'.aa.zatiou win be known as the In.
'-'Aat.anal Union of Commercial Tele-
'garhers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Ensisad's imports Of meat for 1909.
10 date. have decreased six per cent
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16
A Most Liberal Offer.

All eur farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bing offer We shis year make, which
includes with this paper The Live
htoek indicator, its special Farmess'
Institute editions and The Poultry
Farmer. These three publications are
the best OF their class aud should be
10 every farm home. To them We
add, for local, county and general
news, cur own paper, and make the
price Of the four one year only
Si.7y. Never before was so much So
peEior reading matter offered iar SO
small an amount Of money. Tho
three papers named, which We club
with our own, are we'll known through
out the West. and commend them
selves to tho readers favorable altcn-
ton upon mere meuiion. The Live
Jtock Indicator 10 the great agricul.
tnrsl and live stock paper Of the west
aud Southwest; The Poultry Farmer
ls the most practical poultry paper for
she farmer. while The special Farmers
lasii,uso Editions are The nlost prac-
iical publications for the promotion Of
goes. farming esoF published. Tskc
advantage of this great offer, as Il wlll
held good for a short line only.
Samples Of these papers may DO en-
smlnsd by calling at this office.
THg FAeuIxaTox TaKs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16
JOHN D00LEY DIES.
A Vleiim ai the DoOley.iisrris Tragedy
which Occurred August 4. 1900.

John IT Dnoley, who was shot In
the Dooley- Harris fSud ri a pic. mic at
Doe Run on August (, 1900, died at
she residence OF Mrs John Hunt Ia
Pennington, Tuesday afternoon OF this
week, tram the effects Of tho wound
then resolved. n was shot IN the
spine, snd the lower part Of bis body
has been paralyEod ever since. Eos
time bore was entertained that this
might be overcome, bat all treatment
failed tlis dsaih recalls one Of the
most bloody aud desperate shooting
affairs that ever took place 10 this PAT,
Of lbe State, In which ". II. DuOlry
and Yves lISrris were killed and John
Dooloy, Jim and frink Harris were
wounded. The funeral Of John Dooley
took place from the II. b. Church
yesterday "Wednesday afternoon, st
one O'Clock, aud the remains were
then taken 10 Doc kan for intgrment.
lie was ~ years old.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16
DOE RUN pppLns

Thos. Merrymaa h coach cleaDsr
new.
Superintendent Graves Es quI,s slek
wishp uenmouia.
Mr.. T'ifi. the new mall clerk, Is
bunting for q house.
Charley Barry b Building house
20 reat. Hcw sbcus that. casFleyf
Jack gsyd Il on the slck liai and
Mr.. oweas Is working u his place.
Mr.. T. J. Antoine Is building q
heasc, which viii bsn very nioe ons
when finished.
Farmers Like 10 go tails iins wesy
shsrs the g,csad y Ia sxsslleal shape
10 pssw, before the fssese eousss,
The isisuds d Miss Hsttls Csnuins-
sars win asgrct 10 lsara that she h
yerg low with cossumplion Il her
house, 1855 Ksskat sssses, 81. Louis,
.iaha Hahas shs popular hestsler,
hss tak,,n weeks iay-0f. Ho has
The mutups aad wilI b. out IN anorhsr
wsek Henry Hahn. Jr.. bis brother.
\ fs.;rg hk plrsa.
10 pIssiss IN pszaopxsr eosehe.
lsst Friday, Inc hiaa txueks 81 rsszina
assx .l'ss sxe6h ssrusk liz % y ihs
saH ND sAn 1T I've irnot. dsIayIng tn
xfs1a AZ ssssf
MI q. IN Mn
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16

Rev. J. [. Alswarih Tesaers His Res
lgaailoa as Faster Of ihe Pres
byiesian Church.
~ a. 10 Give IIls whoie Atiantion 60
kipwood SomlnAry--iBoard Meets
and fse-Eiccfs uisa rrcxadens.

LIZ. Sunday Rsy. ]. J.. Alswortb
rendered biz resignation Ms paste. Of
the Presbyterian Church. His reasons
Ior doing so aro here given in bis owB
Wordn:
$40 the members Of FarmInglon
Presby,eriaH Church; | hereby tender
my resignation as pastor Of this church,
TO take effect with the close Of Janu-
AIRY, 1902, and earnestly request that
you uni'e With NE IN askiSg the Pres
bylery 10 dissolve the pastoral relation.
III have con empleled this action
ever since Il became my duiy 10 as
sumo control Of ElmwOod Seminary,
but have come 10 the definite decision
only after thoroughly proving TO my
self by experience chat il Is impossible
for me 10 do justice either TO the
church or the school while trying TO
carry both. Therefore, though | fully
appreciate the fact that arrangements
have BEEN made for nje to retain The
pnslers!g for another year, and though
II . no small sacrifice 10 myself, bath
financially and otherwise, yet ! feel Il
my duty, oil things considered, to con-
eentrate my energies, fer the present
al least, upon the school.
II feel, too, that this aoiinn on my
part will prove to YOU my gepuins ia-
forest In the church. might retain
tho pasIurage, preach on Sundays and
draw the salary, but ih=A would not ee
Just either to you or to me, and !,
would be detrimental to the Masters
cause. My resignation makes way for
some other pastor WHOM, trust, yop
may speedily call. and who shall at
tend to The work as Il should DC &.Aa.
al earnestly request every member
of The church TO concur 10 this action.
-. l.. ALswoBTu."
Tho Board Of Trustees Of Eimwood
Seminary met lasl Tuesday morning
and reelected Mr.. Alsworth president
oi that Institution for the next sclIo-
lSslic year, 1909.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16
OBITUARY.

BYAHs--Mrs. Ellen nyass =ss 55FB
In Greon county, Indiana, March 10,
1865. and died at her home near
Columbia Mines, 10 this oosn,y. Isa-
uaEy Z, 1909. Deceased leaves her
husband aud eight children who will
miss most sadly her helping hand and
niiplsiering spirit. Mn. Byar. vas
Que Of the poor OF she earth whom ad.
versi,y had suitably prepared TO receive
eroTn Of eternal wealth al the awful
Judgment bar where the only poverty
known shall be thai Of The soul. She
was ior many yesrs q faithful member
Of tho Christian Charoh. The iaastaI
aud burial services were conducted al
the county cemetery By Eld. r. NJ.
Talbert on January 9th.
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CHURCHES.

PREEnsrgAlkR- :. trsItE ALswoHru,
Pastor-i'rrnchlng sunday morning anu go
ming; sunday school at g.al d. m, wN. ~.
HAMLAS. superintendent. rraJer meeting
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EFIeCurkL. soUTH-flev. VI.
uEre. Pastor 80 Preaching every sunday
morning and evening. sunday scOoi az afp
A. M. aEaRtLL PirES, eupt. fraysr
paesfiug every "wednesday evening.
MEtROnisr ErfscOPAG~-Rev. !. ). Martin,
Pastor. preaching every sunday morning
and evening. sunday school a. ssa a. m.
-. u, Knlam, sup't. eraysf niersiRg every
Wednesday ovvains
BarTisT Bsv'd }, q. wAr-as, pastor
preaching ssssmd and iourtf sundays Ussl'
sssnth ss,cTrt=- -ad ~-n-J.S. "s-,4f
meeting every wednesday evening. sun
pay school y-ag a. IN, AIRS. Josie Mason,
superintendent.
cHmsTIAN CuuRcu-Eid. Il. N. TALHgET.
pastor. Prrnrhing every sunday ut ii'ou
q. m. AKA ~ ., ~. sunday school ovsEy
suhdny az $50 q m. III. A. SWIM. super
lntendcnt. Y.P.sC. 4. Uvvry sunday eve
n.HE at o'ciprk. Midwctk prayer meet.
ins "Wednesday sycyening AZ o'clock.
snrHERAs-ilav. a. l.. RDHLFiNa, pas,s,.
Preaching every sunday morning except the
iogrth; cateciiism after church.
GA.noIcS--Hgv. Father TOOMEr, resident
priest, Mass every sunday except first at 10
a'ciock; eatcchism same days Rt 2ssp,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-16

seat Bcal, who has been eeinurning
In Colorado ior several months. IL here
on a visit among old friends.
4 lot OF ladies', Misses and Child
tcu's Rubbrrs at IS eentS a pair ut
karsch's Clean up Shoe Sale.
Rob Boswell Il spending s couple OF
weOks at Fulton, Ky, visiting his bro
Their. Jcsse, and other friends.
VIC are headquarters for groceries
aud provisions, fine coffee, teas and
spices. Mccormick, Sprotl & Co.
Joseph Kennedy of Fort Smith,
Ark, spsas several dsys mere visiting
tho family Of Rev. c. W. Harlan.
Go to Jones for pictures, the incest
Christmas present yon can buy. Come
and see them; costs you aotbing TO
look.
ben FOWL returned 10 Pennington
Monday alter = visit Of a week TO bis
grandmother aud other relatives Ia
Poiosi.
Sec professional card Of Drs Keith
& Fleming, who have formed - part
nership for the practice OF their pro.
iessiOn.
s,Es y II. linltgcr went to DeSolu
Tuesday TO attend the marriage Of her
sister, aiisS Gussis, 10 Capt. Charles
r. Conklin.
Messrs Reese o Gillespie and Geo.
Martin leave to-day (rhursday) for
Colorado, where they will spend sew
eral months.
Mr.. n Blaukenship, who lived near
Loughboro, has removed ~ town and
Is occupying bic new residence 10 Col.
lese addition.
I have Just received a fle lat Of
picture glass, aud am prepared 20
frame your pictures cheaper than ever.
--tieorge W. Jones.