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Rules and Regulations

During the session of the Chau-
.auoua some rules will have to be
enforced for the comfort and pro-
lection of those who are.encamped
ou the grounds, and those who at
tend the exercises,
All watermelon rinds, peach
pareings and other rubbish will haye
to be deposited in boxes aud barrels
conveniently arranged on the
grounds.
If vehicles are admitted into the
grounds during the day the drivers
will be expected to drive in ii walk
through the park. This is necessary
for the protection of young children
and people who are constantly
promenading the driveways.
The auditorium is spacious, cool
and comfortable and is sufficient TO
accommodate all the people, and the
buggies and vehicles must be kept
outside during the night services.
This is necessary for the safety of
the people and to preserve good or
der on the grounds.
Hitching room for stock is pro-
vided just outside the fence of the
enclosure.
All liberties will be granted the
people that are possible to be extern
ded them without infringing on the
comforts or safety of others.
Notices will appear in the daily
papers from day to day as to the
rules that will have to be observed
as the necessity arises.
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SHOT TWO MEN.


Mrs. Jsuh"rt KuE= Her un~hand ami
Then ~trv. "er .1e~.tn.I
|7r5oH3alo. H.. JMy 19-Jsrbrr.
Brothers. who operate q small coal
mine near orayilEa were both shot to
death at Their home ear,y FrFa,
morning by the wife Of one NJ the men
They bad returned about n o'c.u~t,
intoxicated and the husband dem7sd
ed bis supper, Mrs. J4ubert began es
preparation and her husband began
breaking the dishes and ar las, %.
tackled her. Mrs LAMBERT and her ais
ter fed to a back room and locked the
door. Her husband followed. broke IN
the door and renewed the assault
whereupon the Infatuated wife fired
three shots into his body. one passing
through his heart. causing almost Ia
slant death The brother who was a
witness TO the tragedy took VI his
brothers quarrel and attempted 10
strike the woman. wAereupon Mrs
JauGert emptled the two remaining
chambers II the revolver into his body
infllcting a wound from which he died
shortly after. The woman gave the
alarm and surrendered to the officer.
The coroner's jury exoaerateG Mrs
Jaubert
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WAYLAtD ANO KILLED.
One Man aud Tw" Women MaFswrsa
Near SaringFowu.

Atoka. / T, July 19.--About on
mile east Of stringtown. Mrs. DAME
Grant her daughter. Mrs. zach
Reeves. and man by the name ot
Nucklos who was stopping with the
Grant family. were waylaia and Killed
while returning from church.
Mrs. Reeves and her husband had
been separated for about egFht
months, They had lived with The
Grant family before their separation
1t seems that the man Nuckles had
been paying his respects to Mrs
Reeves, AS they were returning q
the Grant home they were halted
Nuckles was made 10 get out of the
wagon and vas shot Mrs. Grant WAs
shot while she was sitting in the
wagon Then the team started to
run and Mrs, Reeves was shot while
the team was running Mrs. Grant and
Nuckles were killed instantly and
Mrs. Reeves lived only few min
utes.
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Jennings. La. July 19.-There has
been no perceptibls headway gained
and he burning Gil well continues to
burn with all the fury that it did on
last Tuesday night shortly after catch
ing fire. The novelty and the excite.
ment that Hrst attended the operations
have now worn on and the men are
now down to sober consideration of
the project before them.
At present two derricks are being
erected on either. side OF the fire and
will be connected with a large cable.
A huge cone Is now being made and
win be connected to this cable and
slid along until directly over the fire.
Then by means of a strip of wire they
intend letting the cone drop over the
fire permitting 1t - fall from sum
cient height to bury Itself in the
ground to overcome the gas pressure
of the well. by means Of pipes that ex-
tend from this cone they hope to con-
trol the pressure by permitting 1t TO
escape from these vents The boilers
Will then be connected and stream
OF water will he turned on to the fire
which win flood the enclosure and the
oil and water will run out of the dc.
cline bitches that have been prepared
Then chemicals will he turned IN to
the fire and they expect to finally ron.
quer it.
IT ibis tatls some other plan viii be
tried.
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PERs oNALs


Bill Carroll went Fort Worth last
night.
w X. Arant went to Terrell this
morning.
Stuart Moore was passenger to
Fort Worth last night.
Rev L. c. Kirkes went to Fort
Worth this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Teal of Dali
las are visiting in the city.
Miss Susie Belle Fristoe is sick,
suffering from a relapse of fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Norton re-
turned this morning from Meridian.
J. d. Trammel chef engineer of
the International, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Dot Atwell, of Lancaster,
is the guest of Mrs. c. W. Simpson
on Rogers street.
! Reedie Young and wife, of Duncan
/ /. r., who have been visiting in the
/ city, left last night for home
Rufus J. Lakeland left this morn
| ing for Chicago and New York to
bay his stock of tailoring goods.
Rev }. X. Thompson who is Wis
. 5.- D..
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THE LONG & SHORT OF 1T


Tie International Surveying corps
expected to rel1ru To- WasaAaohjc
souI-ht
Mrs. d II. Thompson and Datj3-
rem returned last night from visit
30 Mexla.
Lay reading at St. Paals Epjsco-
pal church Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Ada York, colored, died last night
nj Freedman, and was buried this
afternoon.
Mrs. DR. c. L. Orr, who has
been seriously i'll for the past ten
days, is convalescing.
Mrs. Frank Stovall, who has been
sick for the past three weeks, was
reported some worse this week.
Superintendent Crow had gang
of county convicts in today cleaning
4p the premises around the Jail.
Philip Brin, Of Terrell, was in the
city yesterday and while here sub
scribed So dollars to the /. q G. N.
bonus.
The International bonus has
reached nearly SIS. 600. If you have
act subscribed yet it is time you
were doing $50.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
each the seat o. the disease. tatarrh rs a blood
9r constitutional d se4se ard in order 10 cure 1t
you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrb
Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh
Cure IS not u ck medis sine. II was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this country for
ears. and Is q regular prescription. 1t is com
posed OF the best TONES known, combined with
he best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the TWO ingredients is What produces such Won
jerful results in curing CatarTb
send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY Il CO, Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best
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Old papers at this office at - cents
per hundred. Thick paper cheap.

we call the attention of our read
ers to the announcement Of the
opening and closing dates of the
San Antonio International Fair AS
sociation to be found elsewhere in
this issue. The Fair opens this year
October Is, and closes October -.
The 1902 catalogue of this Associa-
ton il now ready for distribution
and an examination Of same shows
that more money is offered by this
Association to exhibitors of live
stock and agricultural products than
was ever offered by any other Fair
or exposition held in Texas or the
south. The Association will do
everything in its power to improve
on last years efforts and they hope
for the patronage of the people from
every section of the State. A cata-
logue and other information may be
had for the asking by addressing
j. NJ. Vance, Sec'y, San Antonio,
Texas.
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College Station, Tex, July 19--The
Farmers congress was brought 60 q
close Friday The following awards
were made;
For best display Of marketable
honey. san Jacinto county.
Best display of vegetables from any
county, Williamson county.
Best display Of fruit shown from any
county. Smith county.
For best display 81 field crops shown
from any county, Williamson county
For best general exhibit, Williamson
county.
For best general fruit exhibit G. w
Wood.
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America in Diplomacy.

According to the London Specta-
tor, the United States begins to
weigh heavily in diplomacy. The
text for this conclusion is found in
the recent negotiations with regard
to the withdrawal from Pekin. The
European powers seemed deter
mined to stay there despite all
agreements. But Secretary Hay
persuaded the Ambassadors at
Washington that the Chinese ought
to have the town again. 1t is signi-
ticant, the Spectatorsays that all this
should have been arranged at the
American capital.
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Guayaquil. July 19.-The fire which
broke out here Wednesday night has
been exting1ished. having destroyed
90 blocks Of some of the principal
streets of the city. The loss on build
ings and merchandise Is estimated AZ
ST. 600 600 The burned buildings in
elude the eustomhouse and railway sta
ton. The city is without gas and the
only water to be had liz that taken
from the river Guyas.
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i desire to express my sincere
thanks to al friends who so willingly
assisted In caring for my husband
In bis last sickness and In his DEATH
| also wish to thank the knights OF
Pythias for their timely assistance.
Respectfully,
Mrs. ELLA CRAIG.
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Cuban Government Recognized.

Washington. July 19.-The new gov
eminent OF Cuba liz being rapidly es-
tablished in the family OF nations, A
cablegram received at the state de-
partment from MIR Squiers, oHr min-
lister at Havana, says that up 70 date
the republic Of Cuba has been formal.
~ recognized by the United States
Great Britain. France, Spain. switzer-
land, Hayti. Nicaragua, Costa Riea and
Guatemala.
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Licensed TO Wed.

j, d. Smithwick andMIss Ella
Chambers.
Frank Betik and Miss Marie Sed-
lar.
s. ]. Mathis and Miss Matte
Smith.
J f. Linnville and Miss Mollie
Johnson.
d. B. Evans and Miss Lula No
len.
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Chicago. July f9.--Paul Horton. FIRST
vice president of the Santa Re road.
predicts q bumper crop of corn for the
west and the entire country this sea-
son He estimates the total crop OF
the country at $500 900 900 bushels
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They Work While You Sleep.

Whlleyour mind and body rest Cas-
earets Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your bowels,
put them IN perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped c. c. c. Never sold
IN bulk. All druggists, roc.
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A. r, Bass, of Morgantown, Ind. q,
had to get up ten or twelve times
during the night and had severe
backache and pains in the kidneys.
Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure.
Sold by h. w. Fearis.
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Before the steward takes up a
collection, Isaid a preacher in a
western town, II wish to make a
few remarks. There are over 200
persons in this house. If each per-
son here thinks my sermon worth
the price Of beer or nickel cigar,
5 cents or dime, let them pay that
amount. If each pays a nickel it
will make a total of SO this evening
This amount every week in the
year would pay my salary. A ser
mon that isn't worth a nickel inst
worth coming to hear; and "A person
that will beat the Lord, the preacher
or the printer Is goat of the most
odor0us kind. '-Fx.
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FOR SALE AT a Bargain. one
delivery wagon; one one horse dray :;
two second hand buggies: one cash
register; Que screw case. Ellis
County Hdw, Co.
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Foley's Kidney Cure purlfies the
blood by strainin& out impurities
anti tones up the whole system.
Cures kidney and bladder troubles.
Sold by r. w Fearis.
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THE WaXahachie Candy Kitchen
is prepared to furnish ice cream
bricks for parties and wedding re-
ceptions at rl.40 per gallon. If
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When Other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t
has cured when everything else has
disappointed. For sale by Il. w
Fearis.
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Subscribe for the LIGHT.

Ecrcate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy CatEartic, cure constipation forever
I0e. 25c. II G. c. c. fail, druggists refund money
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Or Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney ms sam
ole free. AID sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-03
THE COURTS OF CALANTHE.
Anniversary Exercises Tomorrow
Large Crowd Expected.

The Subordinate Courts, Independent
Order of Calanthe of Richmond and vi
cinity will observe their anniversary
Sunday, May 4th, 1902, at the Fifth st.
Baptist Church at p. m. The public
is invited. The following is the pro-
gram:
Opening Hymn Congregation
Scripture Reading Rev. S. @. Burrell
Opening Prayer
Music Choir
Selection. Trouble in the Amen Cor
ner Miss Matte L. Terrell
Solo Miss Margaret G.. Tinsley
Anniversary sermon, Rev. J, Andrew
Bowler
Thanksgiving Prayer
Duet Mrs. s. A. K Burrell and Mrs
Carrie Y. Hawkins
Address, "The Order" G. w. Counsel.
lor, Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.
Music Choir
Collection
Benediction Rev. A. s. Thomas.
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The Fifth Baptist church.

The Fifth Baptist Church, corner
Harvey and Gary streets, Stems TO have
put on new life in each and every de-
partment of its work, whether it be
during the week or on the Sabbath.
The pastor, Rev. Joseph Perry is
alive TO the many demands of the hour
and does not fail to raise the trump and
sound the alarm and call the people and
speak that thev 90 forward. ="
The Sunday school is growing In iu-
terest and number with each succeed
ing Sunday. All are cordially invited
to come in and study Gods word with
them.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Perry and
his most excellent choir served for Rev.
Williams at Rising Mount Zion, while
Prof. Diggs of the Virginia Union Uni
Yerslty occupied the pulpit of the Fifth
Church. Prof. Diggs preached a most
able sermon. At $3.50 D. m. Rev. w.
A. Mitchell delivered fine discourse
upon ''The magnitude of Gods love-"
AT $50 p. m, the edifce was crowded
10 hear Rev. Perry ON "The flying wo-
man. Z" 1t was grand day for the 5th
Church. A feast of good things is in
store for next Sunday, May 4th:
400, Rev. Perry will preach ON "Let
not God speak to u.s."
500 p. m, there will be interesting
services.
$50, the subject is "The splitting SER
pent." This is historical discourse in
connection with the pastors sermon
last Sunday night.
1t Is not out of place to mention the
fact that the 9Th Church has a choir
that nils the house with sweetest music.
A hearty welcome is extended to all.
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MOORE SCHOOL.
Week Ending April IS, 1909.
9th Grammar-Lila Mines.

9th Grammar-Lila Mines.
9th Grammar-Inez Williams.
End Grammar--Minnie Booker, Ar
nell trayser, Leon Holmes. Katie Mills,
Celia Minor, Aretha Randolph.
lst Grammar-Albertha Jones, Sallie
johnson, Eva Sledd, Peyton Fox, Hen
ry Johnson.
sth Primary-Geneva Trent, Martha
Booker, Lindsay Glasgow.
7th Primary-Odious Robinson, Es-
ther Young.
9th Primary, (al-Major Ellis, Ida
Collins, Julian Robinson, Nettie Trent.
9th Primary, (b)-Marie Cousins.
5th Primary-Leroy Fraysier, Beat.
rice Pryor, George Jeffries.
4th Primary, (a)-Ida Booker.
4th Primary, (b)-Serlestine Boiling,
William Johnson, Leroy Johnson, Har-
vey Page, Lila G. Cuvillay, Mary Car
ter, Bette Mayo, Leanna Reynolds,
Lucy Christian.
9th Primary-Leroy Fraysier, Beat
rice Pryor. George Jeffries.
3rd Primary, (a)-Joseph Shelton.
Clarence Parsons, Martha Butler, Mo-
zelIe Lawson, Minnie Williams.
3rd Primary, (b)-Sarah Wyatt, Rosa
Thomas, Mary Garter, Mary Coles,
Louise Johnson, Helen Mosby, Maggie
West. Hezekiah Mann, Sam Mayo.
Isaac Randolph, Willie Smith.
2nd Primary, (a)-Addie Glover,
Queen Brown, Ada Freeman, Lille
Walker, Lucy Hilton, Eddie Randolph,
Clarence Lewis, Charles Green:
2nd Primarg, (b)-Arthur Bancroft,
Mitchell jackson, Howard Randolph.
Haskins Woodson, Willie Randolph,
Grace Branch, Olive Branch, Creola
Carter, Eugenia Berkeley.
1st Primary-Willie Bassett, Junius
Brown, Hermon Lee, Peter McGuinn,
Hilrey Richardson, Floyd Thornton,
Cora Baker, Lucy Boiling, Maria
Wormley, Catherine Peasants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-03
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.

The attendance of the class last Satur
day showed that there is still much in
terest. We are hoping that the time
will continue until we close.
The work by the committees last Sun
day was good in every way.
The boys were pleased with the ad-
dress which was delivered to them last
Sunday by their President, Clifton G..
Cabell.
Greater and greater interest is being
taken IN the work of the Y. M. Q. A. by
everybody. This was proven by the
very large attendance at the mems meet
ing last Sunday at the True Reformers'
Hall. Never before, 700 men were ont
to hear DIR. G. B. Howard, pastor of the
Guilheld Baptist Baptist Church of Pet
ersburg, Va. The men were made sat-
lsfied in every way by the very able ad-
dress which the DR.. delivered to them.
No man tried to put what was said on
the other man but took it to himself.
Dr. Howard gave them the KEY to
happiness. He said, when man is in
nocent then he is happy" The address
is being talked of upon the corners of
the streets and in the public places.
The music rendered by Trent's Quar-
tette added much to the meeting.
DR.. O. K. Wilder rendered a fine solo
which was in keeping with the occas
ion. Rev. ID. w. Davis, A. NJ. knows
just what to sing to reach the hearts of
men for Christ.
The cry still comes from the men that
another such meeting must be held at
an early date. 20 men manifested de-
sire to become Christians.
Explanation on the Sunday School les
son to-day 8 p. m.
Jail and almshouse work Sunday 10
a. m.
Assistant State Secretary, Mr.. w. r.
Walker will address the men Sunday at
6:SO p, m, at our rooms, sabject, 1.-THE
Christian Soldier" Mr.. Walker will
bring friends to render special music,
All men are invited to this meeting.
Free.
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Princeton, N. J. Notes.

Rev. p. o. Neal of Baltimore, Nd.
preached two very eloquent sermons in
Bright Hope Baptist Church on Sunday
April Goth. His text in the evening
was found in Hsalms 1876, subject
Love for the church"
The Sunday School was given treat
by their Superintendent, Friday p. M.
The Old Folks Concert was repeated
last "Wednesday p. m. in the First Pres
byterian Church.
Rev. l.. q. Johnson has returned from
a trip to Baltimore and Washington.
Rev. ID. S. Clue of Augusta, Ga. pre-
sided at Bright Hope Baptist Church
Sunday. He preached two wonderful
sermons which were thoroughly enjoy
ed.
The Sons and Daughters of Charity
OF Mt. Pisgah A. M, E. Church have is
sued invitations to a supper to be held
IN the Odd Fellows Hall May 1st.
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HONOR PUPILS.
BAKER SCHOOL.
Week Ending April 25th. 1eO9.

Week Ending April 25th, 1909.
9th Grammar, Mrs. R. D. Bowser,
teacher-Mary Payne, Olivia Forester,
Robert Jones, Virginia Wilder, Thom-
as Gilpin, Kate Dawson, Pearl Dodson,
Charles Tinsley.
9th Grammar--AlmiraF Farrar. Iennie
jackson, Oracle Clarke, lnez Jones.
9rd Grammar, Mr.. d. Webster Davis
teacher-Tamar Carter, Mary Daggett,
Senorn El1ridge, Georgia Grey, Sopher-
onia Jefferson. Marie jackson. Celestine
Scott, Addie West.
End Grammar, Miss Vera A. Holmes.
teacher-Bessie Edwards, Aurelia Lips
comb, Arnita Wells.
LIST Grammar, Miss Nd. H. Smith.
teacher-Perzelia Brown, Cora Smith.
Pearl Brown, Ada Greene, Azelia Storrs,
Bette Duncan,
sth Primary, Miss L. J. Corbin,
teacher-Percy Stowe, Leroy Smith,
Leila Galloway, Emily Green, Leonora
Mason, Lorenzo johnson, Reuben
Meade
9TH Primary, Miss @. F. Brown, teach
er-Gertrude Goode, Naomi Hill, Ethel
jackson, Nellie Jones, Florence Storrs.
9th Primary, Miss M. @. Tinsley.
teacher-Bruce Fountain, Ada Carter.
Lena Carter, Maggie Farrar. Bette
F1tzhugh, Hermione jackson, Bertha
Lee, Mamie Lewis Pauline Morris, Cas-
sic Nelson, Mary Pierson, Mabel West,
Bernetta Young.
9th Primary, Miss NJ. E. Allen.
teacher-Emanuel Stuart, Henry Yam
cey, Erna Benjamin, Esther James.
Malneon jackson, Armeta Stokes, Ruth
Wilson.
4th Primary Miss M. r. Crump.
teacher-Mercer Burrell, Robert Harris,
Franklin Jones, Mildred Anderson. Ma
ria Burke, Sallie Gayles, Leila Giles,
Rosa Rowe.
Srd Primary, Miss E. V. Trent.
teacher--Thurlow Jones, Chas Storrs,
Ruby Green. Chas. Brannon, John
Sheppard, Hortense Gray, Frank Ce-
phas, Jas. Taylor, Erma Holmes. Ira
Deane, Jack Wyche. Goldie Lee, Ed
ward Eldridge, Annie Bowles, Ethel
Minor, Julian Knox, Gussie Daggett,
Ida Skpwith, Harry Nibbs, Ethel Ellis,
Rosa Scott, Viola Wells.
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From Mcdonald.
McDoNALD, Pa. April %. 1eO2

MCDONALD, Pa, April %, 1902
Editor, Richmond PLANET:
Mcdonald is i'll the highest excite
ment with lady preachers. We have
with us Mrs. Lizzie Palmer of Lincoln
Nebraska, who will help in ten days'
convention. She is an able speaker
and good worker.
Mrs. Horton and daughter, who have
been carrying on a revival meeting for
the past few weeks, is yet going on and
nlanV souls of both races are being
brought to Christ. Miss Isabella IA
Horton IS wonderful speaker and a
bright one in the Masters work
She has made many friends in this
place.
If Mcdonald is not saved, it will not
be for want of the gospel for
we have many preachers from all parts
OF the country and many are able men.
but 1t seems hard for them to reach the
sinners in this place. The Scripture
says, eff Israel is not saved Jacob shall
not lose his reward"
Mr.. Stephen Keys is now visiting his
parents in East Virginia.
Mrs. Moses Hython of Houstonyille
Pa, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
I. O. Garter of north Fanny st.
MIR. Calhoun Harris, porter of the
Buche1t House on Sunday morning met
with very painful accident while
cleaning pipes in the bar with concen-
trated lye, being burned about the face
and eyes.
Mr.. Frank Simpson of Nobletown
IA, was in town ON business Wednes-
day.
NJ. B. WILLIAMS.