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The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
DEER PARK HOTEL, DERR PARK MD.
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of the
AlIeghenies

Swept by mountain breezes, q,
800 icet above sea level. Abso.
lutcly free from malaria. hay fever
and mosquitoes. Reached without
change Of cars from all principal
cities via Baltimore Il Ohio Rail.
road. Every modern convenience.
Rooms en- suite with private baths.
Electric Lights, Long Distant Tel
cphone, Elevators, Turkish Baths.
Swimming Pools. Golf Links, Ten
mis- Courts, Bowling Alleys, Billiard
Room, Magnificent Drives. Complete
Livery Service. Annapolis Naval
Academy Band. Hotel remodeled
with additional eonve niences and
renovated throughout. AL! cottages
have been taken for the season.
Open from June 2lst to September
3Oth.
For rates and Information address
W. E. BuRwELL. Manager.
r. g. o. Central Building, Balti.
moIe, Md. until June let. Alter
that time. Deer Park, Garrett
County, Md.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

BERLIN, May 21.--The people of
this city spent a part of yesterday in
staring at the covey of balloons float
ing above Berlin in which the members
of the international aerOnamical COM
mission were smiling as guests of the
military balloon battalion. The ascents
and descents were made without mis-
hap. After the nscensiOns the aero
uauts listened TO the reading Of vari-
Gus papers on aerOnautics.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Eggs were selling frcm IS to zoe.
butter, 25c to Boo u pound; pork II
to lac ID; oranges, Is cents to 4Oc
dozen; mutton, Sc to l3c a pound:
potatoes, 81. 10 bushel; cabbage, SC
to lOc q head; chickens, SOC TO Toe
each; beef from Sc to 25c u pound:
veal, &c to 20 cents, do; Calls liver,
rs cents; pineapples, l0c each; tur-
keys, Is to 20 cents a pound; apples,
l3and Is cents a 4 of a peck; sweet
potatoes, 10 cents aquarter of peck:
gnineas, 80 to 40 cents each; ducks
60 to Is cents each: tomatoes, loo a
quart; lettuce, Sc to Sc a head. Gu
cnmbers, to &c each; egg plants
IL and l5c each; mushrooms, 40c
a Id; new potatoes. l5c Il quarter
peck, strawberries, 10c to l5c Il quart
peas, l5c quarter peck, radishes, Sc
a bunch, string beans, 15c a quarter
peck; squashes, Sc to &c each, beets
&c bunch.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
FROM
NEW CASTLE,

New Castle, May 21.-The stu
dents in the High School are work
ing like tigers preparing for the fl
nal test. A class of five young la
dies and two young gentlemen hope
to g. out in the world and leave
studies in the background when the
school term of 1902 ends. The com
mencement exercises will be held
in the Opera House. The enter
tainments of the various classes
will be held in the class rooms. This
will give the parents Of the child
rel an opportunity to see and hear
their ''own little darlings' This
course has been deemed best by the
Principal Of the Schools and the
Board Of Education.
Prof. Richardson had the High
School folks in a lively race last
week as he mixed them up among
earthquakes and volcanoes. Their
descriptive essays were very credi-
table papers and showed much
thought and research.
James Clough, George Mcdaniel
and Officer Matthew Tobin are at
tending the Court of General SEES
sions. The trial of Frank Allen who
was arrested by Officer Tobin will
take place today and a report of the
same will be found in the Court of
General Sessions column.
As usual the trolley carried large
numbers of people to Wilmington to
see Buffalo Bills exhibition.
New Castle people who were in
Delaware City yesterday saw $4,000
herring taken out of the canal with
one haul.
The body of Harry Rodman was
found floating in the Delaware river
opposite New Castle early this morn
ing. Coroner Prick was notified
and an inquest will be held in Will
mington.
A special car will leave Fourth
and Market streets, Wilmington, to-
night to accommodate the people who
will attend the circus.
John Schuhardt, Jr., will OCCUPY
the house now tenanted by Jesse
Biggs.
A force of men from this lily went
to Bombay Hook today to begin the
erection of a bridge.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

VIENNA, May DEMONSTRATION Of
the statement sent from here to the
London Daily Chronicle to the effect
that an attempt against the life Of Elm.
peror Francis Joseph at Vienna had
been frustrated by the authorities
proves the story to be without founda.
lion.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
TO DELlNQUENTS.

We would consider it a
favor if those of our SUBJ
scrfbers who are in ar
rears for their subscrip-
tiOn to the REPUBLICAN
II they would pay up.
RemittanCes received by
mail will be duly acknow-
lodged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
smaller" Taylor Doing Poorly.

BERLIN. May 2l.--"Major" Taylor,
the coored cyclist, whose bicycle rid
ing last year when he beat all the Ger
man champions was a source of amaze
mtnt here, is doing poorly this season.
TAYLOR was beaten Monday by Arend,
and yesterday he failed to qualify in
distance contest, winch was won by,
Arenu.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

We StialgnI. Altenudlce JtU at
Soutn Side Park.
Lin0ley was easy.
Foreman is all right.
Struck ont eight men and only
one half tried.
Maxwell arrived yesterday morn
ing and was in the game III the af-
ternDOn.
Foreman retired thes on strikes
in the fourth.
ZoIlers did fairly well but got his
bump ng in the eighth.
Rnzby the tresl ent's old third
basaman was on second for Lindley.
Hoffman, Wilmington A. A. new
left fielder has somewhat the APP
pearancc of the famous La,joie! both
i'll his fielding and batting.
Barton and Hoffman both hit for
three bases in the ninth.
Earton's three Dagger was q cork
er it nearly went to the centre field
fence.
With Wilson, Emerson and Fore
man Wilmington A, A. has a bunch
Of twirlors who are all there with
the goods.
Maxwell greatly strengthens the
Outfield.
Buzby made a circus catch of q
line drive in the fifth.
News and Bonner are said to be
feeling bad these days.
Dawson is q fair and square UNI
piro and when he gives Il decision he
means it.
Pottsville will be the visiting half
Of the attraction at South Side Park
this asternoon.
Cuban XGiants with its hand Of
clever ball players and funmakers
will be at the dnmp tomorrow and
Friday.
Wilmington A. A. will conclude
the week with Princeton NASSAU
team on Saturday.
Barton and Voight had their eye
on the ball yesterday, each getting
three hits.
Just to show what they could do
the South Side boys cracked out
seven sabe ones in the eighth.
Purnell makes few hits but gets
to first one way OF another as often
as the most of them.
Barton is becoming more popular
with the fans every game. A more
gentlemanly little player would be
hard to find.
Bruce is in the game from start
to finish.
Dlol is always smiling but never
misses chance.
OLindley was the easiest kind Of a
mark for the Wilmington A. A. at
South Side yesterday afternoon.
Foreman was in the box for the
locals for the first time and made a
good impression. He held the visi-
tors down to four hits and only
warmed up in two or three innings.
He struck out eight men and in
the fourth inning retired the side on
strikes
Lindley scored one run in the
third and after that inning was
BANKED the remainder of the game.
In the eighth, Wilmington scored 5
runs and on seven consecutive hits,
two of which were three bases. The
home team also put up good game
in the field. Zollers pitched a good
game up until the eighth but was
triyan moor S,1npO1.t
The score by innings follows,
Wilmington 1929 x--14
Lindley 90 100000 OIL
In the game with Chester yester-
day afternoon Wilmington scored
enough runs in the first inning to
win the game. By good timely
hitting the local team earned three
in the first, but after that were un-
able to get another man across the
rubber. Chester could make but
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

The finder, OF a stick pin in shape
of a horse shoe covered partly with
pearl, one small set at the top with
a little whip across the horse shoe,
will forward a great favor by leav-
ing it at this office. Lost iii going
from Third and King to Market and
thence to Hotel Wilmington on the
western side of Market.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
The NATIONAL BUILDING. LOAN and
PR0YIDENT ASSOCIATION OF
DELAWARE,
0fHnn 00Q Navkat q Wiluindtnn

Money l,apsd On bond and mortgage.
Shares issued every month. Start = savings
account ut once.
We suspend your payments II out Of work.
Insure the paymen OF mortgage IN case Of
death.
kent receipts mean nothing in the future.
The rent you pAy will pay your loan, and In
few cara clear your home.
JOS. i, CARPENTER JR, Pres
JNO. N. CAkSWEi.l, Treasur!r
THOS. b. YOUNG. Secretary.
Mlj til sat ~
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
$3.50

Iron Bed with extra high head
brass trimmed and finely enam
eled; some with heavier posts
and filling and more brass at
$3.50. All Brass Beds from
$500 to $500. Springs and
Mattresses to fit.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

A COAL firm in this city had two
carloads of coal consigned to them.
1t reached the city and when the
firm tried to locate it, to have it
switched to their yards, they were
informed by the Railroad Company
that they could not have it. The
coal up to this writing has not been
delivered, although the firm has
every claim to it and are badly in
need Of it to serve their customers.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Not in the Beef Trust, Isaac Mil.
Ter, stall No. l, City Market. Strictly
home dressed beef, veal, etc.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
7 SC.
Patent

Sham Holders that clamp on
the posts. Can be used with
iron or wood beds and will not
deface them in any manner.
The 25c kind are here also.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

IT is remarkable with what persis-
tency some people insist on doing
what they know will get them into
trouble. Yon read every day where
some foolhardy trick results in
bringing their names prominently
before the public, and in no envia-
BILE light either. But there are
plenty Of suckers in the world and
they do not have to be pointed oMt.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
Colonials In Dritain,

There are 10000 Britons living In
the United Kingdom at present who
were born in the colonies.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

NUMEROUS bidders have put in
their bids for furnishing paving
bricks and blocks at yesterdays
meeting of the Street and Sewer
Directors. The prices did not vary
much, the lowest being 30 cents a
square foot and the highest 1.16.
The contract was not awarded at
the meeting.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Defective Grammar in England,
The archbishop of Canterbury says
that England is suffering from de-
tective grammar.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

The joint committee on Menu rial
day will hold a meeting tomorrow
night to complete arrang emcuts for
the exercises On Memorial day.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Tar Balls, Muthalins. Cellar ind Law
ender al!o gum oanphor and tar paper at
W. G. Taylor. 500 King strsot.'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

SEND to this Office the names of
your friends who are away from
town visiting.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Takes the burn out; heals tho
wound; cures the pain. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, the household remedy.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21

Don't become discouraged. There IL q
cure for you. If necessary write DIR. Fenner.
He has spent a life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"Dr. Fenners Kidney and Backache Cure
Is the cause Of my being alive to-day. had
suffered greatly of kidney disease for years
and reduced in weight to 1:O pounds. lnow
weigh lG5 pounds.
W. H. McGUGIN. Olive Furnace, O."
Druggists. Soc. 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
Ct UjTlle,nANnE Sure Cure. Circular, DR.
CIsvlIU0 UHNVI Fenner, FredoniaN.Y
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21


The Cuban Republic was born
yesterday. The independence that
the Cuban patriots fought so hard
for and which cost them thousands
of lives. is at last reality. They
are now free from the Spanish yoke
of tyranny and oppression. The
church bells tolled the glad tidings
Of independence over the sea- en-
comprised Republic. On every
hand was shown the spirit of glad
ness and national color5 floatel,
mingled with graceful waving palms
from the finest mansions along the
Pra'io, the glelt promenade, to the
humhlest BY way home. Indcpen-
denre day comes three days before
the GROWING OF Alfonso Mi in
Spain.
Senator Palma attached his 81 gna-
ture'to the document as President
Of The Cuban Republic, after rereiv-
ing and giving congratulations.
General Wood lowered the Anari-
can coiorS, which were salutetl. and
wlthhis own hald hoistel the Cuban
colors, as an act of the United
States. 1t is hoped that the Cuban
nation will recognize the generosity
Of the American nation, which
fought and drove their enemies and
OppressOre from Cuban soil And
many brave American gave up his
life to gain what was granted them
yesterday freedom and liberty to
govern themselves.
NUMEROUS shad fishermen have
determined that they will protect
their property on the Delaware riv-
er, and. if necessary, will do so by
force of arms. They are tired of
certain pilots Of boats running down
their boats and nets and have given
timely warning, that they have
some rights that other river crafts
are bound to respect.
The REPUBLICAN will give away
to the most popular base ball player
handsome Hunting case gold
watch. All that will be required
is to clip the coupons from the paper
and deposit them in a box in this
office. The watch will be Oh eXhi-
bition in a few days.
BUFFALO BILL and his Wild West
Show has captured the city to-day
hundreds Of country folks and
strangers came to the city to see the
street parade and show. Major
Burke. who is well known i'll Will
mington is with the show. This is
the Majors old home, bat the ma
| iority of his old time friends have
gone to join the majority in the
world beyond the skies.
SEND to this Office the names of
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
vegetarian Gutva!'>ed Meat Eater

Vegetarian NNtVA!'>Fd Meat Cater.
BERLIN. May Il. Karl Mann, the
vegetarian has won the international
pedestrian match from Berlin 10 Ures
den. The distance covered was 10
miles, aud Mann's tim" was GTh. Ism.
ish,.u H. q; n. hch I'd Mann
The evening Republican., 1902-05-21
The Bedding"
This is Re-

This is Re-
frigerator tim e.
Complete lines in
Ice Boxes and Re-
frigerators, with
or without porce-
lain lined drinking
tank; charcoal fill
ed and, zinc lined.
You would be do
ing yourself an in
JUST c e if you
bought Witho u t
first seeing the
"Belding. They
start in price at
1878 and must be
satisfac tory or
money refunded.
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BUCHANAN

Mrs. II. A. Gelger, o. A-hland,is
visiting her brother W. IL. Pol
Hard ut Round Bottom
Mrs. John q. kinucr OF Chicago,
came home last week for short
vitit to relatives.
Mrs Jack FaulknerNudchildreu,
OF Catlcltsburg, IRE visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. $. Bromh II.
Mrs. $. $, Smith aud Mis-. Ger
trudc Mcnor returned home to Cnt-
lettsburg Monday after ten days
stay with Chas Warren aud fam.
| lily.
Mrs. Mott aud daughter, Of Ger
ed0, have been visiting the family
of haro Burns near here thu past
few days
Miss Fannie Dempsey, Of lnez,
was here Monday for medical
! treatment.
Misses Kate and liina Martin,
orColumbus. Ohio, are guests of
the Misses Ilaltens.
Jas. Neal, Of Charleston, WA,
isa business visitor hero,
our Sunday school picnies at
Clyircside Thursday. Arrange
ments have been made for an extra
coach on train. a nice time Is ex-
pectcd
w. II, Strothcr is agaiu able to
be out alter several weeks Illness.
Miss Mary Keolen and mother,
OF Catlettsburg, spent SUNDAY at },
f. Hatiens.
Our school is progressing uicely
under the management Of Miss
Birdie llutchison.
Our pastor llev. b, +. Ball, as.
sisted by ltuv Musgrave4 y. d., is
holding II series Of meetings at
Mary Moore Chapel with cncour-
aging success.
Mrs. l.. l.. Porter, Of Prestons-
burg,is here for medicaltreaIment.
Synod.
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WINIFRED.

This morning two of our best !
and brightest young men, d. 7,
Ross aud W, +. Diamond, start tol
try their fortunes in the far west.
May they he successful in their
undertaking.
The school at Beech Branch is
progressing nicely, having heenin
session two weeks. We learn from
1.-THE teacher that there is ono'more
enrolled than was reported by the
/ trustees, and nearly one hundred
per cent in attendance. Who can
beat this? Visa Fannin Is the
4 teacher.
Saturday II /. Daniel preached at
the Baptist church in Flat Gap
aud Sunday Rev. {. Harrison
preached an able sermon at thu
same place. Rev, Harrison has
been resident of Pike county
some years, but recently camelntC
our midst and we learn how'll stay
here some time.
Weare glad to know that F, \
Hopkins was nominated for Con
gress for we believe him to I've at
efficient man and well qualified fo
the office IIcis man we lear
! who does not use Intoxicating
oriak. This is one of the reason
we are for him. For hundreds o
good men have been entirely ruin
ed by the use Of iutoXicants
ruined here aud lost eternally
; VIII you, through your columns
! aid the cause Of temperance" IFS
+, let the friends OF temperance writ
: now and then a short and spic,
article on this subject. The use o
4 strong drink has ruined more men
t caused more trouble and blighte,
more homes than ANYTHING else al
n most, yet we know Of church mem
beers who will drink their dram
r and give it to their children an,
). friends, | appeal to all good pee
pie to stop aud think before the,
e ruin many more young men. Re
S member that liabakkuk says
"Woe is be that gives his noighho
k to drink"
b. f. Couley, of Mouth OF Greas.
! has moved to Flat Gap, and
teaching school there. Scribe
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PREsToNsBURG.

The Republican Convention was
held in thi, county Saturday Aug.
ust 5, Mr.. G. $. Furguson, OF this
place, received instruction FOR COM
gress, W, NJ. Dingus received the
nomination Tor Commonwealth
attorney, Every thing passed of
quietly for convention day.
school is progressing fairly Well
considering the hot weather, There
is good attGe ltnca aud every
body seem - rested inthe work.
Prots. W, u. Bylngton aud L. NJ.
Kennison Will begin soon TO erect
n school bpilding here. When the
building is completed there will
be one Of the best schools at this
place in the eastern part Of the
state. The building will be made
to accommodate at that may wish
to attend and there will be tbs
very best OF teachers that 5al
be had to take charge o; the school
The corn crops in this section
have been damaged great dea
during the last two weeks ON ac
count OF dry weather; but there
was a good rain sunday evening.
a large party Of our young folk.
visited East Point sunday, and al
had Il good time. Tho consequence,
was the destruction OF water mcl0r
crops about East Point
Peter Snodgra-s
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MOU III OF
Copper Greek

our school is progressing very
nicely, Lee Harris teacher. Lee is
one OF our best teachers Ii Floyd.
Sam Criderjust returned 10 our
little village from Burchett school
house where he has been attending
singing school.
T.J.Scstcr passed up today with
his picture gallery enroute to Lee
school.
John Crider is out on the look Of
some cattle and hog
Al Cridcr has quit hauling logs
and is now squirrel hunting,
WnI Martin ha, just returned
to our little town. He has been
to Catletlsburg contracting his
timber.
y. p. Harris passed here today
on his way to BuaiTio,
Misses Virgie and OnaiClmewcre
down last sunday visiting their
| Aunt, Mrs. Curnutte.
| Miss Fanny Mayo, who i, teach
ling school on Johns creek, i
spending Saturday and sunday
with homefolks.
jim Simpson returned to hi-
home Monday, after q visit 10 Cat
lettsburg.
Bud Taylor and son have houghr
Simpson out at the Mouth or thr
home branch and have gone into
big business. Bud contracted fot
all the mayapple roots On Georg'
Jeruest farm.
Corn crops are looking fine il
this section OF county, but rain i
needed other places.
Born, to jeff Order aud wife, tw,
fine looking boys.
We are TO have Il wedding in on
little in les, than month
Cowboy
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CHARLEY

Died. recently, Chit Grinith's
infant. Its remains were inferred
in the Lige Judd graveyard. Rev.
Miller conducted tho burial SER
vices.
j. r. Davis, OF Ezel, Morgan
county, visited relatives here last
week.
Haws Moore and wife visited in
Louisa last week.
Our school is progressing under
the skHlfuI management of II, 5.
Dean.
1t is reported that we are to have
an undcrtaker's shop here. Its
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-15
Stops The Cough and Works OF the Cold
laxative BromO.QuiDiuc Tablets
cure cold inone day NorCntr, no
Pay rrlet. y cents.
RncKRY VALLEY

Minnie, daughter OF Henderson
Wells, i,Very low with fever,
The surveyor, Tor the G, y o..
railroad and those for tho lock aud
dam, pa,sedthroueh this country
recently
oar school has begunagain since
the institute
Mis-, Maudc Ninsou has returned
from an extended visit 10 relatives
In Huntington, Catlott,burg and
Ashland, accompanied By her
cousin, Miss Rotta Damron, OF Cpt-
Ilettsburg
Samuel Crum vas hero Tuesday
on his way home from Louisa and
other points below.
Tho party given at Rob Wilson'S
Saturday night was quite AN en-
Ijoyablc affair
The Misses Wallace and jamie
Thornsbury, Of punlow, visited
Lutte and EdVin,on saturday and
sunday
Tenuie Moore Is attending the
Normal NJ Walbridgc.
4 Little Tia Payne, who has been
very IN, is improving.
FL Ninstn is visiting his sister
in W Va.
Martin lIranham, who has been
i'll with thu humps is able to 10
out again,
Miss Minnie Hollis visiting at
Busseyville.
Fred Nin.on, OF Catlcltsburg was
the guest OF his brother Rob last
week,
Mrs. MIA Payne contomplates a
visit TO Warhold in the near fu-
ture.
sherman Parsley was here last
week.
John Lynch called on the VIII
Hanson girls.
Mrs. Inc, Niuson visited her
mother recently.
Misses MIA and Ann William
son win leave Monday for Pitts
burg, Penn, where they wiIIattcnd
school.
Geo. Wellman and Frank Wheel
OF was here SUNDAY.
1 Maudo and Lutte Nlnson aud
Maggie See attended tho box sup.
per given by their nelghboriug
school under the management OF
Martin alderman.
Sam Workman is here from Lo-
gan.
Our Sunday school has been
stopped but Will begin again Sun
day.
Lutic Vinson and Maggie See
visited Maude Vinson Tue I'd ~ ev-
cnlng. "lIer''.
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EAST FORK

Our school Is progressing nicely
with Miss Nora Neal as teacher.
Willie, the i.year.old child oil
w. n. bloomsbury, who has been
sick for some time dhd Monday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Rife is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Lockwood, in
w. Va.
Beaman CheatWood and Cleyc
Queen made dying trip TO M,
Zion recently.
Frank aud Ollie Ross, Of Garner
were here recently.
Miss Ida Hewlett returned to
her home at Louisa Wednesday
after visit to her sister, Miss
Maude Hewlett.
Revs. lIutchlson and Rice are
holding a protractod meeting at
Trinity.
Normie and Cora Ross ara at
tending school at presIonsbure.
Lon Rifle and STROLLER Fannin
were NJ W. NJ. Meals fecently,
j. j. Hart, Of Ashland, was here
r, Gently.
Miss Bertha Rife is W Hing ct
Prestonsbhrg.
Andy Bdckley aud Burns Ban
field attend, d church AT thi- place
recently.
James Fulsonr has returned
from tlNllai,as-r', Fioridt
Quite apan.b,r from this place
ATTENDED tho funeral u Mart Webb
at Glenwood Tuesday. Topsy.
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GEORGES GREEK

Born, to +. d. Boy,land wife, on
the 9TH, boy.
a large crowd expecting TO hear
Rev. sylvester Miller preaeh, we're
disappointed Sunday.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Mr.. Melroy Copley as teacher,
Misses Lydia Burgess and jena
Preston, Johnny and Joseph Hays
attended church at Licklog sun
day
Gus Moore and Elmo Berry " ere
here Monday,
Our Deputy ShorifI,Mont Thomp.
son, was on our creek last week
looking after the boys.
There is lots of typhoid fever on
our creek. Dr. Wheeler make
regular trips.
Andy Boyd is ready to complete
his dwelling.
We have changed the hour 10
Sunday school from 3 p, m. TO 9 a
m.
Martin l.. Moore passed her
Monday.
d. Kise has the job of rcpairin
the bridge across the mouth {
Georges creek. Cracker Jacl