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~ Minutes for dinner.
NMe TrA,us Nos 80 aud 3S are
operated daily
Trains N"s. "a. So, IL. IL, Is. IA. Is
&Cd 10 Areopsrate daily except sum
CONNECTIONS MADE BY SOUTHERN
TRAINS
AT Marion /: No, 3Z conn~cts at Ma
ron with oulh"rn RS train No 80
which arrives az Marion at 1928. m,
ron Chattanooga, Ashevilie and In
teTmeuiate poi ts'
At Biz ckshure: No. "a and No III
connects with southern Ry train No.
SO which arr W. at Black burI ht 7 -
~ m. frn,s Aliautx Gr.e.vl.ie, SPAR
lsnburg ard intermediate points
At Yorkville: No "a connScts with
n & N w train No 10 which leaves
York lille AT l0:4S, a M for Gastoiia,
| L.ebo,r aud intermediate points.
| a, Rock Hill: No. 80 and "a con-
meets with Southern Ry train No IS
" hich sesv. s II ck Hill NJ $3.50. y M,
for Chester, oiumbia and interms.
diats points.
At Cat, whs Jet: Nos 80 and "a
conHscls with - "A l. train No. 81.
which pa ses Catawt . Jet. Vt T.6 y 10
for Monroe aud ~ terAediate points.
At Lancaster: Nos 81 ard - con-
nects With l. Il {. train No. 32 which
'eav-s Las caster ut 4:45 p m for Chez
ter and intermediate Joints.
At amden: W,th A l. IN w OF
=. S( for Char eston. rumter, Flor. nee
Darlington, Wilmington and inter~
mediate points. Ira n No. 6S whic !
leaves amden at 4;l5, pm
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NoRTHERN
TRAINS.
Il At Camden: With A CLiN w of
}St No II tr' m Charleston Fiorsros
Darlington. Wilmington. Sumter and
intsrnae diate points which arrives at
Camden at 'l:15 u m with southern
Ry train No II from .Kingsvil,e e
which arrives at Camden At ll:55 = m
AT Lancaster: No. .33 connects at
Lancaster with l. 4 & train No, l6 fOI
Chsster and intermediate y, ints
At atawhx Jet: No 80 and 35 con-
Y dscte with = A l. train No. 32 which
I leaves tatswba Jet at 754 m TO,
7 Monr. and intermediate points,
At Rock Hill: No. SO ans as con-
meets Al Rock Hill with Southern Rv
train No. 81, leaving r ,ck Hill At g. Il
p" kir Charlotte and points north
. Al Blscksbs,g: No. 33 connects
with southern Ry ua,Ds Nos l2 4:3s
p m, No 3S NJ ':r5, p m. snd No 40 at
7.45 y m, for Doigts ID rth Mos 30
aid 35 connects with southern Ry
train No. 35. leaving Rlacksburg at
ll:25, y IN for poiuls south.
At Marie n: No. 33 connects with
Southern Ky train No 35, leaving
Marion at Il:40. p M for Asheville,
, Chattanooga ana intermediate points
/, Through ar.servios without change
between ha'ion and harieston on
trains Nos 80 and 35
Z. Fl. SHAW,
Gsnn. Passenger Agent
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Mrs. Il. j. Strait and son are
visiting relatives in Chester
county.
The c. N, | Reunion.
The Alumni of the Institution 10
Meet in ,hariastion.
Tbs StSts.

Tbs Ststs.
Tho proposed Meeting OF the
graduates and ex cadet. OF the
late Carolina Military institute
will take place iu Cusrts.ton at 10
3 -. on rursday Tae nam ob
Ject il to form An organ.z ,tinn to
preserve the memory and the his
tory Of The insliluts. Located al
Charlotte, n. c. as an affair of
the Carolinas, ths G.. M |. num-
bsls among Its lO>al alumni promi-
nsnt men in South Iaroitna. n.
Carolina and other States. 1t WAS
in successful operation from DC.
tohei, 1878, to July, 1882, whsn
its cares was ended because of
the election Of Col. D.. { Thom-
a., tbs founder and superinten-
dsnt, to the charge of tho revived
South Carolina Military academy.
Although the institute has long
since been closed, yet its devoted
sons sesuI resolved to keep it IN
memory.
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A Mad Hog

About two weeks ago . dog
that acted very strangely bit Mr. G
b. Barron's dog and also dog
and a hog belonging to Luke
Gavin. Some days ago Mr.. Bar
ron's dog became wrong and was
killed. Mr.. Barron supposing it
to bs poisoned. Afterwards Luke
Gavin's dog acted the Same way
and was killed, and then the hog
got wrong and acted like a dog
with bydrophobia so that it was
killed Monday night BY Policeman
Pardue and buried yesterday to
keep an, thing from getting it. A
mad hog 10 something unusual.
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A False Report Contradicted

a raiSc nopOrt COntr0U1CCeO.
As announced in tho local pa
psrs ut the time, Nsssrs. 9. E.
and Robert Hagins, sons Of Mr..
John N. Hagins Of the Elsin sec
ton, moved to Texas the first Of
this month. Last week Mr.. John
Hsgins received a letter from ono
of hi. so.s, Mr.. S. e Hagins, in
which he says: 81 reckon you
have heard the latest: that Robbie
and / were going to sell whiskey
for Bsb Barrett. 1 heard today
that such Was the talk in Lancas-
ter tho first Monday salssday, :,
in this month. Toll those who
started that report that whom they
want to tell . lie they should tell
it On some one closer homo, ald
not on parties way out hero in
Texas"
OF course every body knows
the report referred to to be 9
base slander. These young men
like their honest, upright father,
have ever borne q good rsputs
tion, and they have gone tc
Tsxss-not to sell whisksy, but
to make an honest living by till
ing the ssil-just - they did i,
South Carolina.
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Basket Supper

Basket Supper
There will be basket supper
at Flat Greek academy Saturday
night, Feb. 1st. The proceeds
will bs applied to the school. We
will have ssns Of the best looking
glrls and best "rashiops" of Lam
caster, Chssterhsld aud Ksrshaw
counties. Ladies, bring your
baskets and beax and let's have .
gay time. Net only is the sport
ing invited, but We hope to have
the occasion solsnnizsd by the
silver locks of those who are on
their march to the grave. This
invitation 10 to ono and all.
Principal.
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Sixteen at Ono Haul

Sixteen at Ono Haul
Sheriff Hunter made another
big haul Of gamblers Saturday
night. He very unexpectedly
walked in On them in the llttls
section hsuss on the snbankmsnt
on the south side of the s. G. &
Ga. Ex. railroad Just outside the
corporate linIts. They all plead
guilty Of disordsrly conduct before
Magistrate Casksy Monday Morn
ing aud were fined IS. ssch. This
makes 80 nsgre card players the
Sheriff has surprised withia the
past six msnths. He says he
will break up the gang if it takes
him all his torn to do it. The
Sheriff 10 commended on all sides
for his zeal In enforcing the law.
While looking Tor yiolators of the
Law Sunday 10 ran upon . coupl,
of large jugs at Henry Perry,
hsoss which Contained only /.
quart with evidence of having a
one time been full of the "oh b,
jsytul. The Sheriff turned thi,
over to the Magistrate and il
formed Henry that its owner ceule
get it on showing that he hae
bought it for personal use.
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.CASTORiA
81, For Infants and Chjldrsn.
The kht Ysa lave Nvays bsugh
s'::::.': s::s: y: :t 11xZzE.
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that all
psrsons who have made default
IN the pay mont Of Town taxes and
TowH licenses for the past fiscal
year (l9of must pay same to the
Town Treasurer ct his Office IN
the court house or to l. T.. Hunter,
Chief ct Police, on or before Feb
ruary lot, 1909. After that date
executions will issue ter said taxes
and penalties. !.
II. e. WYLIE, r '.
Attest: - Mayer.
&. D. Jones,
=. Clerk and Treas. ...
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

/, Notice 10 hereby givsn that will
make, my final rttlrn In the Courl O.
Probate fof Lancaster county y, Ad
ministrator OF the Estate Of the late
w. l. Edwards on the 4th day OF
February 1902. and then and there
apply to Hon. G.. d. Jones Probate
Judge. for . final discharge ~ such
Administrator 49, G.y.,e
.I.@ Jane e Edwards,
y" Admin fAtrAfrix,
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Rev IL j. Blackmon's APPOINT
nonts to Preach ~

Rev Il j, Blacl<mon's Appoint
nents to Preach ~
Until further nstlce II given
the appointments of Rev. R.. j.
Blsckmon will bs as follows.
Flat Creek at 8 p. M, On first
sunday and Saturday before at
II .. m.
Taxahaw-11 .. NJ, first Sun
day asd Saturday before at 3
p. m.
Fork HILL q. M, second
Sunday before at IL m; on fourth
Sunday At II a. m.
Bsthlshem-3 p. o., second
Sunday, and 3 p. m. fourth Sun
day. -.
Pleasant P!sin-11 :. m :, third
Sunday and Saturday before At
IL m.
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Fire in the County

Fire In the County -
The two story residence on the
q. F. Clyburn place in the Wax
.haws was burned by a. accidental
fire last Monday morning. Mr..
n. r. Clyburn, who occupied the
old homo, was at the bara about
10 O'Clock when he happened to
notice flames issuing from the
roof Of the house abont the
chimney. The fire had made too
much Roadway to bs sxtinzuishsd
and the building was totally con
sumsd. Mr.. H. r. Clyburn
saved nest Of his housshold sf-
ifscts. The building was insured
for $500. The FIRE 10 supposed
to have originated from dsfsc.
tive, ,fius.
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Memorial services III hoaor #
the late President Mckinley vii.
% held by congress February 27s
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~ Mr. f M Thomas Of Augusta
Ga. is spending few days in the
City, his old home.
Mr. &. C. Edwards of Chester,
spent Tues sday night at his uncles,
Mr.. H. b. Pardus's.
The County Pension Roard mot
Mo, day and passed upon the new
applicants that were made.
Tho postotfice at Cureton's
Store will be discontinued when
the free delivery we spoke of in
last weeks paper goes into effect
February LIST.
Mr.. Ii. N Sowell moved With
his family to tho Sprisgs place
across Gills Creek from town
Monday. Mr.. Sowell will man
age this place this year for Col.
Springs.
Deputy Coroner Perry held an
inquest Sunday over the body of
tho two weeks old child of John
Thos. Howe, who lives ON Mr..
j. Wren Tillman's place some
miles west of town. The verdict
was that the child had been over
lain by its mother.
A chicken thief has bssn raising
chickens in West End, On
Thursday night he visited the
premises IF MIR. j. N. Cauthsn
and the following morning oaly
one old hen could bs fousd. The
following night Capt. j. N. Perry
was robbed of all the chickens he
had.
School Commissioner Rowsll 10
on his rounds visiting the public
schools. He was at the Fork Hill
school Monday and had many
very pretty things to say con-
mandatory of the people of that
section fer the erection of such =
large, commodious, and up-to-
date schsel building, as we'll ~
for the management of the school
under Rev. r. j. Blackmen. -
All persons indebted to us,
either by note or on account,
must come forward and settle
promptly, as our Merchandise and
Guano accounts and notes wore
al due the 1st of Nov. We have
waited patiently on our customers,
and must insist upon them com.
ing forward and settling with u,
promptly.
Heath Banking & Mercantile Co
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n alters

osSoA oiouSp' S"hIS out
this market yesterday.
Mr.. John Lyles of tho Fork
Hill sectisn is reported seriously
ill Of bsalt trouble.
Lost A paddock, ard spring
lock key. Please leave at Ledger
Office.
Born, to Or and Mrs w. M.
Crawford, Jsny. 21st, 1902, a
dsushter.
E Pay one year iu advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Farm free for
one year.
Car load fresh Virginia lime
Just received at L. H. Davis.
The gross profits to town and
county from the dispensarie. last
week we're: Lancaster, $159.20;
K.rshaw, S94.6 50.
For Sale or Rent |! The Cloud
residsnce-ten rooms corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to t. s. Carter.
Contractor Langley began work
on his big contract at Chester last
week and had mace fine progress
up to Saturday.
Mrs. John ID. Wylie left yester-
day for Rock Hill to attend the
annual banquet of the Daughters
of the Confederacy.
WANTED! Twenty cedar
posts u feet in length. Apply
At this Office.
The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will be
held in court house, Friday Feb.
81 1902. Examination will be-
gin at 10, q. m, and close 4 p. M.
A. g. Rowell,
Co. Suot. Ed.
Jan. Is, 1902.
The littla babS of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. IA. NcAtser. of Sincerity
crawlsd into tho FIRE enc day last
week and had ore Of it's feet and
legs badly burned from it's
clothing catching afirs.
Magistrate ". p. Caskey turn.
sd over to the County Treasurer
the past week s224.s9. fines, etc. ,
imposed and collected in his court
during the past quarter.
This il S49.S9 more. than
enough to pay his and bis consta-
BILE salary for the quarter. Doesn't
your "Uncle Pink deserve
another raise2
rraH T ~
Mr.. Will Stswman's hand that
was mashed while coupling cars
ON the Marrow Guags railroad,
an account Of which appeared 10
our last issue, was amputatea at
tho wist Sunday by Drs. M. p.
and w. N. Crawford.
l.tt'5a ~
Hr. W. p. Stogasr vas struck
on the side Of the head by . pisc,
Of plank At his saw mill last Sat.
ard.y mo, ming and knocked in,
ssnsibls for sn hour or more. A
negro was carrying lumber from
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Items from Kershaw IRA
Miss Eliza Horton is visiting
relatives in Lancaster.

rslatlVes In Lancaster.
Mrs. r L. Blsckmon has re-
turned from . visit to Lancaster.
Miss Alma Beattis. returned
last week from au extended visit
to Chester county and Charlotte.
We received a pleasant call
Friday from our old friend Capt.
j. N. Sowsll, of Lancaster, who
is visiting relatives in this section.
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COLD VEATER Is COME
THE SEASON FOR
FRESH MEAT
Is hekE iN fUlL BlUGill

Those who buy Meats Of thaA
kind are anxious to know whore
they can got what they want Il
the best quality. }. F. AddissA
& Co. is the place. Nothing but
the hest that the country aGsrdss
ssld ut our market. W buy ssr.
cattle from experienced nssA
who know good sound asi.sA
when they see. it. They s~.t =.
more, but we prefer baudlins nsth,
ing but the best. You can -
meat cheaper at other places
but do you get as good meat
everything considsredi Call -
phone No. LOT for what.> on wsAt
Our line consists of NICE BEEY,
PORK, SAUSAGE-mixsd or A1
Pork, as you like.
If you are hungry the restaurast
is open at all hours of the day
Meals from 25 to 80 cts, acessA
ing to what YOU want to eat.
Respectfully,
j. f. Addison
&" Co.
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Mr. &. c. Edwards of Chester,
spent Tue sday night at his uncles,
Mr.. II. b. Pardus's.
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~ Mr. + M Thomas Of Augusta
Ga. is spending few days in the
City, his old home.
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kind these indestructible defences
of liberty until universal carnage
shall take place and universal chaos
reign supreme-till man can say
that within the breast of man no
longer leaps the spirit of love of
libertyl The allied armies of plu-
tocracy may hurl their hordes up
on its defences, and it may be that
in the roar and carnage of battle for
a time the defenders may lose sight
of the ensign of hope and sink de-
spondently under the crushing
power of ruthless and merciless
greed; but the day-star of liberty
and love of home will shine out
more effulgently for having been
momentarily obscured; the devoted
legions of liberty will arise with re-
newed vigor and spirit, and will
march with irresistible power and
majesty to ultimate and eternal
victory. ALI hail; thou eternal and
unconquerable spirit of Democracy
Already the measured tread of the
armies can be heard by those who
listen for the coming dayl Oh.
man; look up! the hour of thy po-
litical emancipation draweth nighI
Swing inward, ye gates of the fu.
ture,
Swing outward, oh, doors of the
past;
A giant is rousing from slumber
And rendering his letters at last.
From the dust where his proud ty-
rants found him,
From the chains qchere pluto
cr0cy bound him,
He shall rise with the sunlight
around him,
And rule in the realm he has
mader
And when the last foe of "equal
rights to all and exclusive privil-
eges to none" shall have been swept
backward and drowned in the
midst of the sea" of popular con-
demnation; when peace and princi-
pie and prosperity shall have come
to all the sons of men, when man.
hood is esteemed above money and
principle has higher place than
plutocracy. when liberty is no long,
er sounding cymbal but grac-
ious and divine reality, then "shall
the slow-moving clock of the ma
tion's destiny mark the peaceful,
tranquil hours of universal happi-
ness, and the. watchman from the
streets shall cry All is we'll with
the Republic; all is WELL"
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People are continually asking:
What have the Democrats to offer
in place of the Republican policy
in the Philippines?" The answer
was expressed frequently during
the past session of Congress. The
Democrats would declare positive
ly and unequivocally that the Uni.
ted States has no intention of gov.
erning the Filipinos as an inferior
race, and that, as soon as the Fill
ipinos have demonstrated their ca
pacity for self-government, they
shall be given their liberty, precise.
ly as was done in the case of Cuba
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A keign of Terror.

Read this and then suppose it tc
be your own neighborhood and
your own people.
There is reign of terror at Flat
Run, six miles west of Fairmont
Mad dogs bit four persons Satur.
day night and Sunday morning
The bitten are:
Mary Price, aged 10 years.
Francis Mason, farmer, 40.
Samuel Price, so, farmer.
Ueorge MoQuid, S5. guager.
All have gone to Baltimore TO,
treatment.
The animals bit several other
dogs, COWS and other stock.
Saturday might a mad dog bit
Dave Fluhartz and woman whose
name is unknown. Both live nea,
Warrington. They went to Bal.
timore Sunday for treatment. A
general slaughter of dogs will be
made.
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Poison In Parsnips.

1t is. fact that the common
edible parsnip-Pastinaca sativa =
when allowed to run wild becomes
a skin- poison, acting upon the ocs
ticle somewhat after the manner of
Observation-Disclosures. Another pc
culiar fact is that it is especially
poisonous when the dew is upon ii
though when dry it is said to be
perfectly SAFE. 1t produces in the
former condition quite smart rash.
Some years ago in poisoning
case which proved fatal the doctor
in attendance kept the parsnips,
regarding the identity of which
there could be no doubt, as they
contained the tooth marks of those
who had eaten them. He subse-
quently planted them, and they
grew to be the real garden parsnips.
just why these transformations
from poisonous to nonpoisonous
should take place has not as yet
been made out.-Ex.
This accounts for the fact that
only certain persons, at certain
times. (instinctive craving). relish
parsnips.
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sabbath Decadence.

jackson, Miss. Especial. DIR
Russell Cecil, of Virginia, presided
over the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United
States here. The report of the
committee on Sabbath observance
declared that "the Sabbath is slow.
ly, but surely losing it's hold upor
the public conscience. Sunday
travel and traffic, excursions, social
visiting, frsquenting postoffices, re-
oeiving and answering letters wat
dulged in. Sunday newspaper
are gradually extending the area oi
their patronage, and Sunday ir
many states is as other days only >
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REAL ESTATE.
Below is some of the good bar
gains in Real Estate that the F. b.
TIPPETT Agency has for sale:
Farms for Sale.

EIFT1 SEVEN ACRE FARM tor sale at
= a reasonable price The reason the own
change business. The farm is situated In
Union District, Mason county, four miles
way, and only short distance from Point
Pleasant, the County Seat. IL lays on good
now I'm grass but all susceptible of cultiva-
tiOh; a little timber; good six room dwell
two warehouses; also n good two stoIy S1-9
house lsX26, close TO dwelling. VIII sell stuck
chaser. Store does good, profitable bust
ness. The farm Is in a most desirable neigh
a FfFfY-FIv S-fsT E ACRE and $50 pole farm
"a for sale All the land can be farmed eS-
ments; a peach orchard OF lis young trees,
and about 100 plum, apple and other 1rnit
trees Good barn and other out bu1ldingsi
good springs that never go dry; a foot vein
of good coal a sixroom two story mouse
desirable place In Mason county could not
be found. 1t is close to town, s ands several
hundred feet above sea level and can be
q TWo HUNDRED DANDTwENrY-FIyE
"a acre 'rm never ove-fows; 50 acres s, Of
good timber; good water churches, post
back OF Arbuckle. A nne farm. Can be
bought on terms to suit purchaser. Don't
miss this bargain If you want a farm.
a SEVENTY EIGHT AND A-HALF acre
"a farm, located in ArbuckIe district. A
bargain. Price IL sold at once $4,000.
Residences TOT SAFE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. A ten
u room two-story frame dwelling house,
in the very best OF repair, and in most de-
sirRble location; one of the finest homes in
Point Pleasant. \ good large stable on the
reasonable II sold at once. Terms made 10
suit the buyer.
A SIX ROOM COTTAGE, frame, two
"a rooms up stairs; house in best Of repair;
all modern conveniences. Price, 81, 1900.
a GOOD FRAME HOUSE, centrally To-
"a Gated; best part of town; above 9Th street,
"a
TlINE ROOM FRAME HOUSE For Sale.
- Price 5000 90; located in Extension. A
good home for some one, at a very low price,
GEVERAL OTHER GOOD RESIDENCES
~ for sale.
TOICn Lots.
GEVERAL GOOD TOWN LOTS for sale
~ cheap.
F. B. TIPPETT,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
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NO. 49
OBITUARY.
RACHEL K. GREGG.
Sloan. W. Va, %, 1902.

Sloan, w. Va, %, 1902.
Only with sad hearts and sympa-
thizing tears, do we bow submis-
siyely to the Divine will of Him
who doeth all things well. God
in His wisdom and mercy has
taken from our home. our social
circle, and from our church. our
child, our sister, and friend, Raoh-
Ell K. Gregg, yet to know that our
loss is her gain.
She was born in Mason county.
w. Va, on October Sth, 1882, and
departed this life on the 10th day
of July. 1902. During a revival
meeting in the month of january.
1896. she embraced the Christian
religion; was baptized and united
with the Siloam Baptist Church.
She lived a consistent Christian
life, and had smile for al she
met, and to know her, was to love
her. She bore all her suffering
with iChristisn fortitude, without
murmering. She is gone home to
God, and we may share her pleas
ures.
The funeral services were held
at her home, conducted by Rev.
Lawr, nee Dickerson, and the re-
mains were layed to rest at 'Mill
Stone" Mason county.
She leaves father, mother, four
sisters and five brothers to mourn
the loss of one they loved, and a
host of relatives and friends to join
in sympathy in this their hour Of
bereavement.
The dazzling sun, his course may run,
And shed his luster day by day,
But God has come, and with His son,
I'll earthly sun outshine alway.
-earth-Good by, 'bove yon-
der sky,
A mansion is prepared for me;
It's joys unfold, as behold,
My Saviour there, o. come and see.
j. B. McKIBBEE.