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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

WEST 4A4ltar LII
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Msnaos.
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per s. s. Tennyson. from New York. VIA Per
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CREYTOWN. Der g. g. Valencia. from New
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Onc double heater. pipes and reg
iste7; good condition; price. $40 Apply 1850
'-1 OF aeo-ol
FOR SALE-Booskeeper's standing desk. in
walnut. $40; cost S45. 3l5 9th 81. nv. de3-8t
FOR sNLE-Reriurtou typewriter. perfect or
der. so, cost 500 80 On 50. NV. de3-3t
FOR SALE-Haluood cash register, $50; cost
$50; good as new. 3l5 9th ST. uw. de3-2t
FOR SALE-yery fine cherry rolI-top desk. SIS:
ey2t fp. good as new 3l5 9Th st. NV de5St
FOR SALE-Handsome overstufcd parlor suite.
for SIS, cost $50. used one month 8l5 9Th 81.
NV de3-3t
FOR SALE-Ncw family sewing machine. sl1;
cost sij; good as new 3l5 9th st. NV. de3-3t
FOR SALE-Cood mandolin and cas, nearly
new; So POI Pa. ave NV deS-5t
FOR SALE-Seving machines on credit: soc
weekly, singer 50. Wheeler s. Wilson. 81;
Mon. S., White, SD. warranted three years.
At NEW YORK SEWING MACHINE co. 900
st. NV. de3-3t
FOR SALE Kentucky red pit game cock: also
some red quill stags. Gls g st. NV. de3-3t
FOR SALE-Igs volumes Congressional Rec
vr'ls, dated from 1850 CO. ISg~. an m good con.
dition, practically new; viii sell cheap y.
LOCIIB0EHLER Conduit Road, D. G.. do3-3t
FOR SALE-Two showcases. three counters, and
shelving 90 match. 80 az st. sw. de33t
FOR SALE-Solitaire diamond ring. in pawn
for $50, ticket, Sl5. Address BOX $50. this
office de2-2t
FOR E-Graphophone. records. horn. stand
etc, So Address BOX 3G4. this office. de23t
GIVE HER one Of our Never Disappoint"
Sewing Machines for Christmas: If she doesn't
IKE it wen exchange &c. Special prices-S3,
Singer. Davis, Home Eldridge; s.. Singer,
White, Automatic Improved Howe, s. Help
mate, Union. Rotary Singer. $40 latest oak
singer, Domestic. etc, SO includes drop head
and box top. best makes. an kinds machines
from s. rp, on credit 80 cents weekly; renting
" cents weekly. THE GUARANTEE SEWING
MACHINE CO, 42j AZ ST. sw.. open until 9
p. m. de2-2t
FOR SALE-Modem square piano. tiptop condi-
tioni tulI octaycs; term Of lessons given free.
Gail 40 Columbia Conservatory Of Music. s02
Mount Vernon place. de2-3t
FOX sALE-Lsrgc foot tub. cheap 72i 9Th st.
nv. de2-3t
FOR SALE-Upright piano, very cheap for
cash. Call between o and ., 1925 llth 81.
de2-st
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WABTED-sUBURBAN.

WANTEp-Sc vtraI good acres on Rockville cleo
trlc in trade f0r h0usc. 800 rent for one year
guaranteed. address. giving location. BOX 3H,
this office. del-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Finc lot q parrots, hooking birds.
squirrels, snakes. guinea PIGS rabbits, gold
fish. Also canaries from $50 upward
sCH1ilDs EMPORIUM or PETS ~ 18th ~.
nv. MOIST
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REAL ESTATE.
Properties for
Investors
and
Small Home Buyers.

nOO FOR SALE-A small brick house
EZOO in the NV; rents for Sl0.S0.
81 EOn FOR sALE-A small brick house
l. OOO in the NV; rents for So pyr
month. Price. $500.
6OO Buys A thrce-story brick; C st.
BOOO NV; ears pass the door
2.OOO Bows two brick houses in the
O,OOO Northwest rent for $500 per
month"; always rented
S3.OOO BUYS hrcc-sor hqy-windor
most new good condition. 2Sd near Il ST.
$4,000 Buys an s Ugh on. brisk on Q
see it,
$4,000 Bays ,, a.ne-room brick: st
Price, ST., 200.
Small brick house in The NV. Rents SO 40 per
month.
Price, ST, 500.
5-rqom brick in the NV. Rents $500 per
month.
Price, St,750.
Groom house on / st. NV Rents for $3.50
per month.
Price, $3.50.
7-room frame housc-substantial, woII-bui.t
house. Rents $3.50
Price, 5000.
. desirable bricks, on Va ave. NV. renting
for $500 per month
MARTIN BROS,
Headquarters for Investment Properties
Ie25 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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~ IN I-II Z NN men. faNksINIs Quiet aAlNil.A
furnace; $40. Inquire fat J., 1923 POD st. ms.
WANTED-Brieht elevator boy. also bouseman,
500, board, two dishvashcrs Inquire 1885 mn
-l. NV lL
WANTED-Shorr order cook. male. 1900 g2d st.
NV. deS3t
WhNTED-Colorod student TO wait table, etc.
tor board and small wages. 7lt 9Th st. NV. 1T
whNTED-A good. honest white boy to help. at
once. enguyer. lZlI p So IL
WANTED-Salcsman. experienced mining SCI
Curitics. guarantee and commission, state exc
pcrieuos and give reference BENZ. G.. WAR
NICK q CO., Bullitt Building, Philadelphia.
does &c
WANTED Reliable Young cal0rcd man as por-
ter, bring references. l,'i ltth st. uw. deS2t
WANTED-Yo man Tor store work, bring
reference. HEBZOG'S DRY GOODS HOUSE
ljaS 9Th Sc. NV. de3-2t
WNNTED-Sev,raI Grst-cIas. union plumbers
Apply 1927 ST. uv. de2-7t
WANTEn-At once. frst-clas. barber. white or
light colorcd preferred 216 9Th So. NV. It
wANTEp-A good barber 81 guarantee. %
and r SIS nv. Il
WANTED-Coachman houseman. hclIbov. dish
washer. also boy from country 1900 New York
ave. uw. 1t
WANTED good lunch room waiter: also a
boy 20 wash dishes. 1872 Pa. ave. II
WANTED-Coachman and butler Cahite). same
house; good wages, Colorcd delivery driver, s.
week. l0l5 y y. ave. It
WANTED-Boy with wheel 6is Oh S. nv. It
WANTED-Tlumber helper. reference from last
cnp.oyT. u. G.. BROOKS. tlG ID ST. nv. To
WANTED-Boy about Il years old. 2I25 Pa.
ave M. It
wANTED-Tuo union timers ana furnace work
cr- Apply W. J.. GARY & CO. 2l0{ 9Th So.
WNNTED-Nan to attend furnaces. leai 18th
So. Il
WANTED-Boy for music store. s. per week;
steady employment. Apply BOX $50. This Office
dsc-2t
WANTED-A oolorcd man who can cook 90 take
bait interest in lunch room; must De a business
man 70 'tn 81 n". oe--t
wANTED-Thrcc ladies taiIors. az once. A.
w. Lt XVI. l'S1 ne SALES 50. nv. de2St
wANTED-A a-s--las urholstcrer. Apply Im6
Connection ave DIV de2-St
WANTED Iarrnr,tr.n talars and Young men.
NATIONAL GARMENT CUTTING SCHOOL. Of
Csc room 6. 49, 2th St. NV. de2-'t
WANTED gogd .ourney1aan barber. 1884
WANTED-A white barber. Apply 500 .th st.
SIS. Cr2-Hf
WANTED good coat maker. by the week;
steady work. HORGAN. 7S8 18th 81. NV
dc--S-
WANTEn-Nln f0r oyster house; one that can
Shues CAN az 1925 p %. ne. de2-2t
WANTED-A thCrouFhly experienced china
packer. Apply. with reference. to manager. De-
tween $50 and lo:3l, A. Ll>NER, the palsis
R0yal. q and Ilrh SIS. de2-3t
WANTED-Teu men 90 cut cord wood; near
city. MoCKABEE coz 18th st. NV. de2-5t
WANTED-Sccond hand on bread 2l6 nth II.
Sc dcl-3t
WANTED-Strong boys with wheels 90 deliver
parcels. good pay and permanent positions
GOLDENBERG' 5. eth and SITS. NV. dcl-3t
WANTED Woodyorker 90 repair wagon bodies.
$. S. DASH SONS, Coal and Firewood. 20s
Florida ave. ne. del-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Thrcc women cooks. two chamber
maids. white or ,olarcd Cali at SI6 10th ST. for
sod jobs. D. " CABANISS' HOTEL AGENCY.
10
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WAREHOUSES;.

NAkTED-To rent f0ur-rO0m house. within
three miles = l7tb IT. and Pcnngiysnis ave.
Address BOX S55. this Office. de2-3t
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NANTED-Smal col0red girl for light
work. CAL $50 y. y ave. NV. Il
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deZ-st
XMAS PIANO SALE.
Genuine baryains in good pianos Pay small
deposit now and no more until after January l.
CHlCkERlAG AAO..----...---SS5
KNABE PIANO ...................S0 SOS
BRADBURY PIANO-....-.-.-...SIJO
Bradbury Factory Warerooms,
1225 Pennsylvania Avenue.
FOR sALE-Dres goods. silks. lace curtains.
TOrtiercs. blankets. comforts mems ans bows
chIthing ladies' suits. coats, skirts, etc; week
ly payments: drop postal; j call. JOSEPH
GAIN, % Pennsylvania ave. NV, DELFT
FOR sALE-A sohmer baby grand piano. very
cheap for cash OF On easy payments. Address
Bon 40. this Office del-3t
FOR sALE-Ss5 grade guns for so as View
iork ave. del-3t
FOR sALE-At once. ice storage box: also two
counters and ice cream uachiucs cheap. Adj
dress bon 90, this offce. del-St
FOR SALE-Typegyriter table, $50 Address
BOX 81, this office del-3t
FOR SLE-Pr4iria state 2oo-esg incubator.
1870 7th 81. ne. e2s-5
FOR sALE-Great Dane puppies; finest stock;
cheap. bon 2s8. this Office. e2S5
ANOTHER. SHIPMENT or THOSE Elegant so
Drop Cabinet Sewing Machines We're Selling
So Rapidly az $3.50. Direct From Factory.
No Agents c. AUERBACH. s. II. Domestic
Office mss
COMPARE OUR Jsc SAXONY WOOL German
Hand Knit Sweaters and Jackets With ANY 8
Garment In the Land. Mems and Boys; Single
and Double Breasted We sell Them BIZ The
500 PAIRS NEWS AND BOYS SOC Cloth priv
Price, 29c. G. AJERBACH, & H. m2sG
BIG BARGAINS ia pianos. organs mandolins.
bsnios, violins and guitars DE MOLL'S
MUSIC HOUSE. 1871 6 81. NV. no22-d
5Foor CURTAIN POLES. with fixture. ice;
carpet lining. Sc and &c yard stair pads Zoe;
mating from Zoe yard up; good quality hO1r
oilc.oth. pc yard. KLEEBLArTs, nth and II
SIS. ne. sel4-.t
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. f.ted
to your windows only 2jc; the best quality
oil opaque shades, SOC; hung free; viii call
with samples. KLEEBLATTS, Ilth and II sts
ne. Phone. East %. elOi
FOR sALE-Fine upright piano sl85 cash; al
most new organs so, 50, so; second hand
uprghts, $50 up; CA monthly payments. o. J.
DeMOlL Is CO, SUCCESSORS % Henry White,
1921 It. nv ez7-Jt
FOR SAILS Tor Morris chairs with hair
cushion; sj for hair mattress In two parts;
bedroom and parIor suites. 81 per week Get
our prices. REDMONDs 3l1-SI3 9TH 81. nv.
c9-tf
TRY ROSENFELD'S pure ic~ cream, special
rates 20 boarding houses, churches. and lodges.
SO ne Phone East 306-A noil-u
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-At Brookland. a lot JOXlO0 with
large trees; on Lansing st.; only 500 tine
house % sen rooms, modern improvements;
only 60 500. near the cars. GRACE 81 THOMAS.
CorcOran Building. m27-7
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
wANTED-s5.olo loan on real estate worth
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sherwood's Addition to BrookIand

Must be seen TO he appreciated Lots al
any price and terms TO suie Cau or write.
A pleasure 10 take you out.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Two men. elevator. other attend
furnace 500 Inquire fat ], 1913 22d ST. nv.
L
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MANrED-Au experienced woman 90 do gen
cul huuscuork in small family. good wages
Apply 2l7 10Th So. sy,., at owe. II
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CANNON & suMmERs

REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE.
1872 s.. n W. Phone Main 239O.
We win build you q home in
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur
AZ any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule q closngs
is arranged on the presumption Of their I'M
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending December o. 1902. the last connecting
closes viii De made from the MAIN OFFICE
as follows.
Transatlantic Mails.
WEDSEsDAY-(c) At 9.15 p. m for
PORTUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQU II. per
s. s. In Champagne, from New York. va
Havre Mali io- other parts 81 DROPE must
De directed 'Per e. s. Ia Ch2mna gne.
FRlDAN-(a) At 7.l5 p M. for EUROPE, per
f. s. Campania, from New York, via Queens
town.
Cc) AZ OBS p. no. for ITALY direct. per s. s.
Lain, from New York Mail must be directed
''Per :. g. Lahn.
(el 50 HES p. m. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect per g. g. Ryndam, from New York Nail
must he directed -Per s. s. Ryudam'
Co At u.25 p. m. for RELGIJM direct. per
s. s. ICELAND. from New York Nail must be
directed per s. s. iceland
(c) AT Hes p IA. for SCOTLAND direct.
per s. s. Furnessia from New York. Nail must
b. directed Per s. s. Furnessia.
(cl At les p. IN. Tor DENMARK direct.
per s. 6. Norge. from New York Nail must
BE- directed per g. s. Norge"
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-This steamer
takes Printed Matter Commercial Papers. and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class
not be sent by this ship unless specially di-
rcefpd bv her
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

HAVE YOU a secondhand wheel? Send It TO
c. 7. HUNTER. ll3 Pa. ave. nw. de3-t
WANTED-Evory second-hand wheel in Wash
ington. G.. 7. HUNTER. ll3 PmnsJ lyania ave.
NV del-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

18th ~ December, two OF three
rooms iu northwest section. S.
81. or SO A1drts sos l3th 81. uW. de33t
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wANTED-HoRsFs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Horsc harness. and runabout with
top. suitable for business Gll u g. ne. del 30
WANTED-To hire two-h0rse teams 90 haul
brick and sand; state price. Address BOX Si2.
this Office del-3t
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ACWOrth.

Mrs j Lee Tapp, of Charlotte,
N. c., has returned home after a
short visit o her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Whittenberg. Of
Kingston have returned home.
MIR and Mrs Delaney, Of Euhar-
lee visited Mrs Bourne last week.
Mrs D w Orr has returned from
Atlanta after visit Of three weeks.
Mrs Geo P Northcutt, of Cedar
town is visiting relatives here.
Miss Goldie Northcutt is the
charming guest Of the Misses Add
ington in Calhoun.
Mrs Jim Carnes returned from
Atlanta last Saturday.
Mrs Mark Goodwin returned
from Atlanta Sunday.
Mrs Hannah Lemon and 0 Aw-
trey spent the day in Marietta
Saturday.
Mrs Nat Guyton, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs Tippin.
Mrs w A Simmons is visiting
her parents near Tallulah Falls.
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G a 81 TO RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a &xNHzzzMx
UpShaW.

DIED.-On last Thursday morn
ing, June 9th, the happy spirit of
Mrs Sarah Willoughby left it's
tenement Of clay and winged it's
flight to the God who gave it..
Mrs Willoughby had been great
cufferer for a number of years,
but her pains were borne without a
murmur. She was 76years of age,
and had been q member of the
Baptist church since her girlhood.
She was a consecrated woman and
will be sadly missed by her neigh
bors and friends. She leaves two
daughters to mourn the loss of a
devoted mother. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Revs E M
Dyer and J W Austin, after which
her body was laid to rest in the
cemetery at this place.
CARD OF THANKs.-We desire to
thank our many friends and neigh
bors for the many acts of kindness
shown us during the sickness and
death of our er.-Ida and
Julia Willoughby.
Miss Clara Scott, of Powder
Springs, visited Misses Myrtle and
Nina Lindley last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs G Z Chamberlain and little
son, of Hapeville, Ca, visited the
family of w P Clay last week.
Miss Matte Pickens is no better
at this writing.
DIED.-Saturday evening, June
7th, Lafayette Wolf died at
Coney, Ga. Lafayette had been
at Conev for several months where
he had position. He was sick
several weeks with typhoid mala-
ria. He was 25 years of age, a
member of the Methodist church
and was an upright, model young
man. His father, A A Wolfe, and
sister, Miss Olive, we're at his bed
side when he died. The funeral
was conducted at the family resi-
dence, and the interment took
place Sunday afternoon. We sym
pathize with the bereaved ones il
this sad hour.
Robert Pritchett, who has been
sick so long is no better at this
writing. RUBY.
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Antioch.

Two good rails fell here Satur-
day night and Sunday, which were
much needed.
The farmers are very we'll up
with their crop and the reapers
will soon reap the golden grain.
Homer Manning visited / NJ
Power at Mount Bethel Sunday.
Miss Florida Steele has measles.
VIM Nix and little daughters,
Sallie and Bertha, visited relatives
at Smyrna Saturday night.
Several of our young people at
tended the singing at Sandy Plans
Sunday.
Miss Annie Cocker is sufft ring
with neuralgia.
Robert Sprayberry visited hls
brother, Rev J A Sprayberry Sat
urday and Sunday.
The club did not meet Saturday
night on account of rain.
Miss Lizzie Attaway is sick
hope she will soon recover.
Robert Nix killed snake under
the floor of his house last Wednes-
day night which measured . feet
and A inches.
DAISY.
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TIT. Bethel.

Rev Sprayterry filled his regular
appointment here Saturday and
Sunday.
Luther Burdette and family, of
Hammond, Ga, were the guests of
A G Martins family Saturday and
Sunday.
Parker Bellah, Of Shreveport,
La, was in our community last
week.
John Dickerson, of Atlanta,
made business tip here this
week.
Wheat is very sorry iii this Vi
cinity, but people are very busy
trying to save what little they
have.
Mr. and Mrs J d Fuller were the
guests of Mrs Hezekiah Haney
Sunday.
We are not quite SO popular now
on our beat. The candidates have
quit coming around and we miss
them.
Who was the widower who asked
two widows to ride with him. and
after he went on they were both
very sorry they did not ride.
MARRIED-At the residence OF
the bride, Mrs Della Moon to Nj
Arlington, of Roswell. Our best
wishes.
There will be an all day singing
at this place the fifth Sunday OF
this month. Everybody invited
to come and bring plenty of song
books and we'll filled baskets.
PAT.
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Due West.

W P Griggs, Of. Red Rock dis
trlct, while cutting some sprouts
with very sharp knife, made a
miss lick and cut his leg very
badly, necessitating some stitches
which were. made by DR. Osborn in
very skillful manner.
Boru to Calvin Billiard and wife.
on Sunday morning, a fine boy.
Miss Ruby Kemp has returned
home after pleasant visit to Miss
Rose Putnam IN Acworth.
The farmers are making an eff
fort to save their wheat. The
grain is good, but the straw being
short it is difficult to harvest.
Oats are almost failure on ac-
count of dry weather; corn and
cotton in very fair condition.
Farmers are we'll up with their
work, having lost no time on ac-
count of weather.
j A l. Born, of Kennesaw. was
out the past week looking after
his farms in this vicinity.
The peaches continue to grad
ually fall off. The crop will not
be as large as last year; the apple
crop being good.
The vegetable gardens have been
injured by the continued drouth,
as we have not had any rain IN five
weeks until last Friday. We hear
some complaint of the potato
beetle. but nevertheless, we are
having good time eating cherry
pie, and dewberries are almost
ready for the table. We will soon
he enjoying apple dumplings made
from the red and yellow Astrican.
Last but not least, peach pie, as
the early Beatrice peach is turning
her pink cheeks to the sun.
We want to thank the editors of
the Journal for sending to it's sub
scribers an extra sheet containing
the election returns.
The election at this precinct
passed off quietly. We did not
see or smell or see any effects of
whiskey. Never saw dollar
change hands in the buying of a
vote, in fact, Oregon never does
that kind of business. We were
a little mixed in. our choice for
county officers, but nevertheless,
we think a good set OF men was
nominated. Cobb certainly can
boast of the biggest dish of
"Freyed Dewberries'' of any coun-
ty in the state. Now, all the
newly elected and old officers are
invited to the Journal picnic with
a big basket we'll filled. Now,
don't forget it, for we expect to
have fine time and want every
one that will come to have the
same. 1t will be at Octavia in
August. AMOR.
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county NEWS
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Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
Wileys.

Mr.. J T Spinks happened to q
very painful accident one day
last week. He was climbing over
fence and the rail broke and he
tell and came near breaking his
back, also hurting both of his legs
There will be a singing at New
Hope next Sunday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Every body is in.
vlted to come and bring Their
song books, Revival No. 3. There
will also be preaching at II a m.
Those that feel disposed to do so,
can bring their dinner and save
the trouble of going home before
the singing. The Olive Springs
choir is expected to be there that
evening.
Last week was bee robbing time
with the writer, but we didn't
have to turn the gums bottom
end-upwards to Fob them.
We hear of some parts of the
county that are very dry yet. Up
in the McLain settlement there
has not been any rain since the
10th of April.
By request of Mr. Lewis Hol-
comb, | wish to make a correction
in regard to his son searching the
mule that threw Gufin Rogers
and breaking his arm some weeks
ago. 1t was Mr. McFearson's son
that scared the mule, instead of
Mr. Holcomb's.
Born to Mr. and Mrs G J Rogers
fine a girl.
1t used to be the voice of the peo-
pie that ruled an election, out
now it Is money and not the peo-
pie. 1t is an old saying that
money makes the mare 60. But
| think that it made some go on
last Thursday that were not n ares
from what ] could see and learn.
1t is a scandal and a shame for a
man who claims to be citizen of
his country, and who was raised
up by respectable parents, and
who wants to see his country
thrive and prosper. to sell his
rights in the ballet box and q
shame for one to buy it. The
buyer and seller should he disfran-
chised. Beulah.