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RGCkland, BluGhill & Ellsworth StGamb't Co
WINTER .CHEDuLE 1909.

WINTER .CHEDULE I9o1-2.
Steamer "Juliease" will leave Rockiand Wed
ne-.iAy, December 4. snd thereafter through the
winner season. every Wednesday and Saturday.
upon arrival OF steamer from Bottom, for Dark
HarbOr, Northwest BsrbOr, -Littie Deer Isle,
t.oUth Bro0k=vflie, -srgentvfilE, Deer Isle,
ssiE wiek Pro"kHn. South ti9ehill. Bluehill.
surry amt Ellsworth.
RETURNING.
VIII leave Surry at 6 81 O'Clock every Monday
and Thur-ss@7. making above landings and con-
meeting al RncslaBd vita steamer for Boston
st4&ad Saturday going East and Monday re-
tBrnins-
land "Wednesday going East and Thursday
returning
B-This company vii! not be responsible for
delays arising from accidents or other upavotd-
abte causes
%. A. CROCKETT,
Manager. Eocklsnd, Ne
The Rockisna. Blaehisi and Ellsworth steam
ers will bot cone to Surry Hhile the bay 10
frozen. but trips Will be ms,ie Whenever ice will
permit.
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for SAX.

s-s~~~s ~-~r~f, ~
nwINQ 10 IN health my stock Of boots.
shoes, rnbbers and hxtures. amounting
"a Ill re ar sl.so0. will he sold for ti 900 10
esose cat before the 10th Of March. Terms.
one.h&li cash, the rest ssenrsd. Call ~ a
Main ST. Ellsworth. Me. o. r. BuxsHss.
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BACK TAXES.
In the matter of collection of back taxes
the administration does not make the
showing expected OF it, AS matter of
fact, the taxes remaining unsolicited this
year are only s611.41 less than they were
last year. This Is disappointing because
considerable emphasis has been laid on the
strenuous effort which the administration
was making for the collection OF back
taxes. Reports and statements submitted
from time to time seemed to indicate that
the effort was proving eminentiy success
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suhlNoNs.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. for the
County Of King.
Frances Cunnnlngham plaintiff, VS..
Michael Cunningham. defendant.
No. 1853. Summons
The state OF Washington 20 the
said Michael Cunningham, defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty (6O) days after the
date of the first publication OF this
summons, toawif. within sixty tsO)
days inter the End day OF August,
1902, and defend the above entitiey
action In the above entitled court
and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff and serve copy OF your
sngwer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff at their once below
stated, and In case OF your failure 40
10 do, Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according to the demand
OF the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk OF the above en-
titled court.
The object OF said action In to se.
cure a decree OF divorce ON the
ground OF failure TO provide and
abandonment. and for the custody OF
the minor children named In the
plaintiffs complaint, and for such
further relief as may seem 10 Tho
court equitable IN the premises.
WATERS A. OLDHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and l.. q. Address, J0l 500
Mutual Life Building, Seattle, King
County. Washington.
First publication, August and, iso2
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BITS OF GAIETY

A Mardi ufaH bnlh one OF the biz
gcat events OF the season. VIII be Civ
ca tonight IN the Carnival Krounda'
Dancing viii begin AZ 10 O'Clock IN
tho Armory, aud al IL o'clock the
Midway stage Win DO cleared Tor
dancing. The majority OF dancers
viii be masked. rhe bali VIII be In
formal. aud every one IL expected TO
thoruuEhly enjoy themselves,
Mta. Chaa, Denny VIII give IN rh-
euraion TO a large number Of her
friends next raeHday. from ! a. m
to 10 J.. "a. A ateane II 20 be char =
tered for the occasion aud VIII start
from the foot Of Madison street. The
day viii no doubt be a very delight
ful one.
Miss McGrath gave very pleasant
dancing party Thursday nish, At her
home, eigt Fourth avenue Excel
tent music VAS furnished. and a
large number Of friends spent q very
delightful evening Dainty refresh
msnts we're served.
During tho pant week Mr and
Mrs. q. -. Coixin had for guests a,
Snoqusimlc tailH Miss Ida eures
Mr. and Mrs fninand Of San Fran
cisco. and Mr. Nogr Of Cleveland. o.
The party was delightfully."- enter
tained
Mrs Charles y, Burnett has issued
Invitations for n tea 70 be given next
rhurrday afternoon al her residences
In Fremont.
Aiaa Thompson and Misc Josie
Thompson ~ NiHconEln. arrived In
the city last evening They VIII be
the guests OF Mra y. ". Guile AZ her
home. 7ta bellevue avenue.
Mrs. l. Cooper VIII give an riahor-
ate luncheon fur her cousin Miss
a;iaHtsin. next Friday afternoon At
her residence. ftes Miner avenue.
Mrs. A. Levy and Aubrey Levy
VIII leave for the Green River Hot
Springs this coming Monday.
a number OF tho Chen boys gave
an informal dancing party last night
Al MeYdanbnuef bay. A pleasant
ride ON the boat was enjoyed before
ana after the dance.
Miss Gdx. WIN has been spending
a few weeks In New York. return
"A iris week 70 her home. SIs John
street
Aira. !. Drum and tao sons viii
start for New York tomorrow. where
tho boys will enter school. They
win probably spend year In the
East.
The nurna Tienpo club has issued
Invitations fer series ~ dances 70
be given IN Ranke halt The ftrat
afrair will be- held Sept. :.
Mr.. Frederick Sawyer. Who has
been visiting IN New Hampshire. re-
turned Thursday evening 10 her
home In the Gid Rainier hotel.
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SALE oF COUNTY PROPERTY
lot p BLOCK =. KING COUNTY
Aftf1fFlH&

SALE or COUNTY PROPERTY.
lot 2 BLOCK :. KING COUNTY
ADDITION.
Notice il hereby given that the
board OF cDunsy eofu rnissionerH met
on the Tth day % Aflsuas, isa1. pur-
fuant e. call and Advertisement. 20
consider the adv)aability of selling
lot q block of King County add.
tiou. and that u appeared to the
board 20 he To tho best interest ~
the county that said property be
soid and disposed Of.
Therefors. II 10 hereby ordered that
ths sheriff - kinE county be- dfrvcs-
81 10 offer said lot flr sale ct public
auction at The front door Of the kinE
county cnurt house on the 18th day
81 September. 1902. ~ the hour of J
o'clock y. u. not below the sp-
prainal thereof. ii0e -. and that the
county treasurer ne directed 30 at
tend such ssir aud receive all
moneys paid IN therrat. and DELIVER
to said purchaser degd 10 raid
property setting forth all the pro
r~edinsH had In relation thereto.
Nhicfr deed ahall be attented by the
county auditor under the official
seal.
Dated thl. I'm day of August. 1900
BOARD or COUNTY COMMITS
sfONERH.
By Geo. ". Iampins.
clerk ~ the Board.
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IN CHURCHES

First Presbyterian-Rev. NJ. A.
Natthews. At II a. m. The Crown
ing Act Of the Gospel" .. m. Flu
fnre Greatness Sold for Present
Qualification"
Second Presbyterian w. A.
Major. At II a. m. 80 Shall the
Son Of Man Be Lifted Up" 1880 ..
m. Il VIII Draw All Men Uuto Me. =
Ffrst NJ. E---Isey. T.. NJ Randall
AT IL A. m, The Wealth OF Power
fy:" .. m. song service led by Mr..
and Mrs. Baker.
Trinity NJ E.--Rev. A. Il. Chaplin.
AT II A. m. Our Part In the Rsmov-
al Of Barriers Preventing Divine
pleasing" .. m, The Fatal Mis-
take"
Battery Street N. E.-Rev. n. ID.
Brown Al II a. m. Grace and
Peace Multiplied" s .. m. The
Wages Of Sin Compared With the
Gifts OF God"
Plymouth Congregational - Ret.
Ralph Newman will occupy the pull
pit for the last time before returning
40 his own church. At II a. M. The
TRANSPORTATION; 5 p. m, last Of SER
les Of Illuminated lectures.
Trinity Parfsh--ftsv. VI. III. Gowen.
AT II a m. THE Dominion OF the
Sea-" 8 p. M "Ihe ungratefui
Nine"
Taylor Coneregationsl-Rev T.. l..
Woods. At II n. m, The Pastor as
the Shepard;" no evening service.
Roman Catholic Nesting.
Church Of our Lady Of Good Help
-Rev. r. X. Prefontaine. pastor.
Low mass, 8 A. M; high mass, 1923
a. m; Sunday school, p. M; and
vespers and benedictiOn, 2. m.
Sacred Heart Church-Kev. George
A. HID. pastor. Low mass, a. N.
and .. m. children's mass gl9
a. m. high mass and sermon. tie
q m. Sunday school after chiidren's
mass. vespers, sermons and benedic-
ZION at 1880 .. m.
church Of immaculate Conception
Key. A. sweere, pastor. Low macs,
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LABOR pav. 1907

Among . YEAR,
which stands ensnlu-
people the fret Monday
September 81 each recurring year-fahor Day
conceded by class or set OF people
generally OBJ
served roushou the entire country than other IN the
is achievements and
future hopes than previous The results secured IN the
with the trade
union and particularly banded themselves IN the sres
Fsasra Srs az ISsa O e'' '' W'a "'
The better conditions witch tones the
boon conferred by saphy Of politicians or been handed
a The improvements are que en-
been engaged In the sacrifices
have made The bitter burdens which they have borne have
,fsssnee manhood srit their upward economic aoeA
The to.ss have cause and feel
ground already gained and at the vista OF the
horizon Of labor the great
regions Of Pennsylvsn where nearly
which they endured for
These iseeoc men with their wives and children cry
aided maintain their
them their wives and
s@ little They
their lives wss they battle for the aFs As vel
makes Industrial
strikes win undoubtedly in tho ons
strikes Of workers where s organ
szAtion Is maintained at the contests close. .
consciousness Of right and the viii
rhs i.ss
II shs which tho
Of those the Of de-
spend.
Labor and the number daily ORGANISING dem
conviction has firmly ground
the safssy Of IN. liberties
intelligence and development Of orranised labor
spi.d the organized
clear vision and stout hearts.
Just and demanding from all
unqualified and exact Justice
II
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PORTE GETS
GAY

coNsrANTINoPLE Aug, So,
Tho porte has addressed an abrupt
note TO United States Minister Lotsh-
man. absolutely refusing to discuss
further the alleged responsibility Of
the Turkish goNernmont for the kid
mapping Of ELLEN Stone aud her eou,-
panions. The porte bases this re
faaai upon thc assertion that the
offenrc did not tskc place upen
Turkish soil.
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100 and $50 a. m. high mass and
sermon, 1870 am. Sunday school
2:so p. m; rosary and b~n~diction.
10 y m.
New Pariah--Rev. W. J. Metz. pas
tor. Services temporarily IN hall on
Jackson street. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh avenues.
Low mass. a. M: high mass. 1880
n m.
Church Notes
Free Methodist (Green I.aks)-Hev.
A. ~. West. Rev. A n. stsiwili.
principal OF the Seattle seminary,
win occupy the pulpit nj II n m and
y. m Young peoples meetings a,
10 a. m. and p. m.
Highland AIssion-Rev. w. =.
Lake At II a. m. Rev. 4. j. Saw
yer VIII preach. T.so .. M the pas
tor.
North Seattle Baptist-Rsv. J. q,
Douglass. Services at II a M. and
.. M. Sabbath school at IL M
Rev H. II. Gow@n. rector o. Trim
nty parish church. returned from a
visit to Nome and 81. Michael Wed
nesday on the steamer Roanoke and
win ofsiciate IA usual at the church
tomorrow.
AA4-F n Vtf1EHL3 ana TtAfFH1lnH va
cation Rev. NJ A. Matthews will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the First Pres
by terrain church again tomorrow.
The building has been thoroughly
cleaned and repaired 80 that " will
be In fine shape. The church II
thoroughly organized. and has a.
loyal. zealous. working band az IL
found IN any church. The congrega-
ton. assisted by their able pastor.
have during the past six months. ac-
eompiished much and are looking
forward 10 a successful winters
work
Y. w. G. A,--Servsces at 4 p. m. at
which Prof. o. a Jones will lead and
Mr.. Paul wan siSg.
Floating Christian Endeavor So
ciety holds services on British ship
Sieve Roe, foot OF Virginia street,
At $50 p. m.
Special Meetings
Theosophicai Society. Amads lodge
meets at Ills Third avenue al 3 d.
m. Subject, .~rheosophy."
Queen City TYPOGRAPHICAL Society OF
America meets at 2 y. m in Pioneer
block. Subject. "Septenary I'm Man
and Nature" by G. J. Clark.
Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson at Ranke Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
Refchert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
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teamHtera and labor
efs. fs.25 day. for Jos. Allen at Old
Mission irriRatinE ditch. east OF
mountains. work Will last all win
ter: tenmstcre for Winters. Par
son a Boomer. az Index, t2.25 day,
fare free: 10 skidrond men t215
and S2,s5 day; gveaser. fS5 month
and board; night Waterman. ,i.eo
night and board. bankers. ta7b.
t3.00 and $3.50 day. rigging sling
crs, t2.75 and $500: horsement.
t2.75: tramrond man, s2.ab. carpen-
ter for Jobbing shop IN city. sa.s0.
carpenter for cuivhrt work on rail-
road. s2.7b day; 9 bolt cutters, sii0
cord. tools advanced; wood cutters,
si.00 cord: left hand knee botter. 30
per thousand IN city: boom man.
1850; man and wife, woman "a
board eight men. $3.50 week. man
TO wipe engine. $500 night: mill
hands. 1900 and $40 and board.
Fox Employment Agency, base
ment 202 Occidental ave. phone.
Union "a.
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BUTTER. rgqg c1fEEeE
BUTTER. f1auA ClIEEsE
HN WISE
PIT IN YOUR WINTER STOCK RE
fDRE THE HfTTEH CO.'S HfoHEH.
Another fresh ear ef our fancy lows
Creamery arrived today. andO. my, It's
nne, delicious. which we will aell at
pounds Tor SIC. and cheaper attn IN big
gar lots and the ran Ne have IN our
washington Creamery ct zoe q pound u
wonderful. they come from eli over. and
OF course a matter of fact evsrybodv
Knows about the Hto, FHftH MACK
HEN EGGS THAT WE st1sL At use A
DOZEN. AJAX your netnhbaf and she will
teil you Row nne they are. keep In line
with the crowd ara We viii you AZ the
oid Cow Butter store. ffrrf and Pike.
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AM the NAN.
Ne nies In Fe1r house With mr. ufndou
and door s<f<<rs. house repairing IN an
bv.netsss sieHirs. ping spcnx tshiss. etc.
sip Mafispn. Phone, Main ITO Randall
SACHhoN's EHpress rrsnrfsr Co We
DO all kinfs 81 tearing. furniture and
piano nsovtns. baggage snd ffunks trsn<-
fsfred. stcre6 free days r<oond sna
Cherry. under ~. H. Ned Ta17.
VINO or HIfH 36f
FER elesnfns ssd rsnoya,lag ssrss sss
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WANTED -Firrt class carpenter. The
Fair corner second ana pike.
ron NEVADA AND UTAH
COO n " NmN ron NEvApA-MuCK.
Frs. TBANSTEns, HAMMERsMEN
eHfp DAILY.
ffp WEST MAIN STREET.
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Go 90 Spanning for bleyeis repairs.
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CAMP cooke. Mattresses. chamber
maids, 100 general girls. laundry
help, factory help. 2 boys in fac
tory. II you are in need of help
or want employment, phone Main
$50, Queen City Employment Blu
reau, ii21 Third avenue.
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pom Northumberland nsrATE

SIS pieces Improved city and county. At.
Gibson, Kansaa. for similar close TO uaar-
ket Pacific coast properties. Address.
J. WAitsn, care star.
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wANTED--At once. tailor, steady
position. good pay Cnll' Irving n
Cannon. Colonial bldg. Second and
Columbia street.
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uuy ON nuff.D A uoaE
We esa sell yoa nius snnsf.sfs very leo.
Nsrseers a. s<tusl eass- last -fst "a.
tssa pst4 20 q. fiasn. VITA ttsss Foa can
~ ~ ss.as : ss.ss' -, : rnne. s.y
80 een : ~, ~ can furnish yoa tks
fnan~y - Aaiid 81 encs This A. Ike Pa
dsHty cornp.ry. sns thry have boaxat
% whish WI - sivsa 81 .psl.o<s.a.
usmsfnher. thia enfY coats ros o. a. psr
meath 10 own a haff4~. no lntef4sf faafsy
suass sd These nins contracts. o. ts~y
dssss Trasn q. sslils.n eaisains.
CAN locate 100 parties on Oregon
yellow pine l9nds. just opened for
entry. yielding 1000 900 TO the quar-
ter and better. Cruiser Will ac-
company locafcrs. This timber il
more valuable than oeslsr. Behrens.
Kiement a Mahonsy. szs New York
block.
Ts.S scrss near Port orcesrs navy ysrd.
lots IN oFftsf Ref efffsion. Pert Orchard
nA4y yard. onif 40
Ftse serss south q Seattle. 500. go
WV n nse<r,ssa. 50 Harssn nans s,as.
FoRycL1ehD rrapersy--s-rosra hsr.i. nn-
ished has4ss N Rosd condition. ~ oosieo:
NsF1 rheap Tor cash creriookinx t.ebr
t'ninn. hns view. MAKE az sror Quail
hsitn Holman. eps New Tors Heck.
THE SALE u the sisosa tracts b~xsns
THK ALvonn acpn TRACTS,
corns and rrisct yoar tracts hsfefe thoss
nearest 70 tho nffset car line are sold
ErETThNuRES q A1tNf11s.
- Ror~sll eleck. eos. First and coiambls.
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TIE Af.voHp ACRE TRACTS
gSre ant ten acre tracts - rtsnsrs ssft~<
iand nsax ksof hna close 70 siscsrte ezr
Ifnst So ~ $40 fsf arrx.
wfETI F~0BES a AnNRff.
a rraaeu tlnrk. nefs tIfrf sfsE tuiurntls
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PrssIa.n, Of American Federation Of Labor.
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wantes-Good strong young man te
be apprenticsd 10 learn a fine trade
Call between 0 and II a. m, il07
Third avenue.
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Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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Wedding and Engagement eioos
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THE SALE 81 ah~ Afsusd rrart. h.ssu.
Mr@day. FsTtezufrr fffa
THE AiskuED ACRE TRACTS
c1ne sa1 ~tsef fo1r tracts t-ass tho~s
neefr- - the str~~t car lire are sold
HTNT-TE~0REs AlNEfg.
:. Hssssll htoes. uor. first q M csssussssts
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nAfsiEH EKAcH,

Dcst dsisf iso&tnH 81 tsts prsf<ftr: n+s
beautifully located on ths shores Of f-4ss
Waxhfngton. every la wfthin a fsx sfsps
81 st~asftc hne. - fsrs. serrfee frcn
q =. m q ~ , m ela<frs sa1 rra I'D
srsnaes. sidsnaks. Epas churches. sche-als
stores. str.. fro sns-d srd water. t.tr
selling fsxf ss-d ~ouasf. onfy ore 01H
ana So for isfn~ tosfaaf i1ts a. 3. ard
go down ssd No meath, furshsr Tor
fztIlftaE On terms hlea t~s eursr. Z.
y. btuftefsnf. norwinxs. a. Hsinsss
Beach. sfiernosn. az ho~son hisek.
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vop reous
GO4r-fs aHstGz
Ce< f1Fst Ava sn1 nss<es -
Ctssa Hannf. C1mfaftatfs,
Hsszsf ~ sks Dag ~ Wssh


orA~p PACIFIC HcTxr. ifts mrs. ave.
nus heass ss~iy fsruisns1s ell nedssas
rtio~s fsa1xT.fs.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-02-28
Rural Free Delivery Ordered.

A dispatch from Washington an
nounced last week, that Rural Delivery
of U, S. mail for Kent county, Della
ware, was ordered to go into effect on
April LIST, next, by the Post Office De-
partment. Milford has four routes as
signed to commence at April 1st, and
one more to be laid out later on. The
four at Milford will be served by J.tH.
Lynch, J. J. Foulk, George Manlove,
and one other to be appointed, and for
this place, Robert WynkoOp, John
Lank, and ex-Police Nat Thomas are
applicants.
The other routes are two at Clayton,
with Walter Ford and w. E. Whaley
as carriers; six at Dover, with D. H.
Hancock, Enoch Moore, J. w. Smith
W. E. Cole, w. NJ. Gehman, and E. Y
Ware, as carriers; seven at FELTON,, with
II. P. Murray; J. G. George,J. w. God
win, Jr., j. E. Melvin, H. G. Lynch
J. w. Grier and Willis Patterson al
carriers; and two at Smyrna, with w
H. Carr and Walter Maclurg, as car
riers.
In consequence OF the establishment
of these routes the postofiices at Black
iston, Cowgirl, Leipsic, Little Creek
Pearson, Lebanon, Hazleville, Canter
bury, Frederick, Bowers, Masten, Hol
landville, Edwardsville, Sandtown ant
Thompsonville will be discontinued.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-02-28
MILFORD NECK.

The wind last week made a very low run
Of tides, and john H. Bennett, Isaac Jester,
George johnson, and Albert Webb, picked
up over 700 CLANS. On their way home some
OF the clammers found a boat nearly as large
as a sturgeon skiff, two sails and everything
complete except the rudder
Those who have not been to church for some
time, should go and see the improvements
that have been made.
VIII and Charles French were home last
week visiting their parents.
Frank Abbott,Wbo formerly lived here, but
now Of Philadelphia has returned after max.
ing short visit.
Drs. Carlisle Bros. sale took place Tuesday.
and very stormy day It was. The storm
kept great number away. Many OF those
who attended, expected to buy good butter
COWS for little money got left. 1t was repor
ted the COWS we're in a very bad condition and
would not bring much.
Mr.. Jesse Walls, father OF Gibson H. and
William B. Walls,died Monday morning
Burial Wednesday at Thompsonvine.
Mr. Lewis DIETRICH, an old war veteran, ii
on the siclS-list.
The boys who got the cocoanuts, will pros
the beach as sood as the weather will permit
to see what has come over from Jersey.
F. Besson Austin is confined to the nous,
with whooping. A.
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John Whites Store Robbed.

When Mr.. John White went into his
store on North Street, in the Fourth
Ward, last Wednesday morning, he
found that burglars had been at work.
An entrance had been effected by
breaking the glass in the front door,
and evidently the thieves made their
exit through the same Aperture, as
no other door or window was disturbed.
From the size of the hole, small boy
must have been the one to do the work
and the only things Mr.. White can
miss are cigars. tobacco and small
change out Of the money drawer, and
possibly some canned goods. The
money drawer works with a combina
ton, and it was opened without break
ing it in any way. The work is tina
of slick young thief-or one who wa
coached by an experienced burglar
A lighted lamp burned in the store al
night, and was undistnrhed.
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servants. OF such you can truly say,
"The dog is turned to his own vomit
again; and the sow that was washed,
to her wallowing in the mire." d. A.
G. will take notice that a sheep-fold is
not the place for dogs and sows. Ex-
eept it be the Shepherds dog. Scrip
ture speaks Of christians as sheep.
Christ the Shepherd and a SOW, though
washed, p is never a ''sheep." Why
shouldn't she wallow? One should
never speak Of that verse, as if the
Washed" sow had become a sheep by
washing.
I beg leave to differ with him; he
thinks because this ''annual ebullition
is expected" it does the community
some good, " and 'assuredly does it no
HARM The mistakes Of the most
faithful, are stumbling blocks for IN
saved sinners; what must the lives of
the false professors do for them? It is
sad to think upon He thinks the
'church" must 'put up with them, y
in order ito accomplish its mission on
EARTH" Alas isn't that unfaithful-
ness, in our church Organizations. one
cause for weakness and luke-warmnessg
''But them that are without God iude-
eth. Therefore put away from among
yourselves that wicked person. Read
LIST Cor. 9TH chap, End Cor. End chap
ter. Some ministers believe in the con-
tinual revival. Sinners are invited to
the gospel feast week after week the
year round. boast not thyself Of to-
morrow; thou knOwest not what a day
shall bring forth" Souls may be saved
or lost,any day or hour, twelve months
out Of every year. Shall we encourage
them to wait for the more convenient
season ~