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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
PEACHES TO LONDON.
Car From Guthrie Passed Through
City Yesterday.

A car Of peaches passed through this
city yesterday on the Santa Fe route.
from Guthrie. o. T., to London, England
They were of the liberia variety and of
exceptional quality. This is probably the
first shipment of peaches that has ever
been sent from this part of the country
to Europe but when the Briton once be-
comes acquainted with the quality and
size of the peach that is grown here it
is quite likely that he viii send for more.
If the English dealer who receives them
is a shrewd business man ne may take
advantage of the belief that is prevalent
among certain classes of people concern
ing Kansas and Oklahoma, and advertise
that he has peaches that grew wild on
the wild western prairies of America
and were picked by Indian squaws and
the wives of cowboys. This would ere
ate greater demand for the fruit and as
result they would bring a larger price
and perhaps the stones would be kept as
memento; that is, if some museum did
not purchase the entire shipment
J. 4. Taylor Of Guthrie was the con-
signor. The peaches were carefully as
sorted and Grated nefOre being started
On their journey. At the seaboard it will
be necessary to transfer them from the
refrigerator car to the cold storage vaults
on the ocean liner. They went in
wells-Fargo car and will be hurried
through.
Mr.. Taylor Is said TO have q corner on
the alberta peach crop of Oklahoma
He is small grower himself. but has
most OF the present crop contracted for.
Early last spring he made a tour OF Ok
lahoma and visited ali Of the peach or
chards Of any considerable SIZE. He
made contracts with the owners for the
entire liberia crop Of their orchards
He figured that though it should be a
poor year he would secure about thirty
cars during the season. Since the yield
is large he VIII have considerably more
than this. The car that passed through
the city yesterday was among the first
of the season, but more will follow. In
the contracts last spring Mr. Taylor was
to pay a dollar q bushel for the peaches
but he figures that By shipping them 70
eastern markets and TO England he VIII
realize q neat little sum on his invest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
BURGLAR SURPRISED
When He Entered Barber
Shop on North Main.
FELL OVER SLEEPING MAN
Was Trying 10 Steal Clothing
With Stick

Shortly after midnight Monday night
| some fellow who had more nerve than
| judgement made bold attempt to steal
the clothing of Elva Werden who con-
ducts a barber shop at 219 North Main
street, and had it not been for the fact
that Mr. Werden sleeps in the shop h
would undoubtedly have accomplished his
object.
At the back of the shop there is a screen
door which opens on the alley. After
Mr.. Werden closed the shop Monday
night he pulled a cot in front OF the
| screen door and retired for the night
Between u and l O'Clock he was awak-
ened by slight noise in the room and
looked UP just in time TO see a man
reaching across his body and the couch
reaching with a stick for some clothing
which was piled on a chair on the OPP
posite side OF the cot MIR. Werden raised
on his arm and the burglar becoming
excited lost his footing and fell complete
~ over Mr.. Werden and the cot. Mr.
Werden jumped to the floor and grabbed
bottle from a nearby shelf aimed il
at the rapidly disappearing head of the
burglar and let go. He was naturally
rather excited after having the burglar
fan over him and in the semi darkness
he is not sure whether or rot he struck
the man. He rather thinks he did not
for the bottle was a heavy one used in
the barber business and had il struck
the man in a vital point it would prob
ably halted him in his flight. He was
as badly startled as was Mr.. Werden
and when Mr.. Werden went 70 the door
he was not TO be seen in any directioJ.
MIR. Werden does not know who the fell
low was as it was too dark to recognize
his features but it is supposed that II
was some one who is acquainted with
the place and thought he could get what
he wanted without disturbing the slum-
bers of the proprietor. 1t was found
yesterday morning that he had made
his entrance by cutting a large hole in
the screen door, through which he
crawled. He was in a hurry when he
left and did not stop to so through the
hole he had cut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
INnEs BAND RETURNS.
Had . Great Time az Eureka Springs,
Grtsrszs

Innez' union band returned yesterday
from a short tip 70 Eureka Springs
They left here vita the Frisco excurzion
Saturday and eave coaeerts AZ tire springs
OF s1aday ard Monday afternoons which
were favorabiy received.
Ever member u The had reports =
great tine- All had such az s.57Tabls
trip that they are anxlous % return FER
a IonSer engagement. Il the Frlsco Be-
terminss 70 rca another excursioa -
Eureka SP-ings q the Grss q Sep.enser
Il Is likely that they xiii n.ske aaotasr
trip ard re-rz,a a week THIS time Thy
reco-s nat IRE seca-rosaucas are *
ceBent AID that there axe raore psosis
there than sse- before. Exeussors are
run 70 tzls pocglsr resort from 81 L-ss.is-
kansas CITY and several ether large cities
az regular intervals ard they are ~el
pztroalzes a; The EpTs.Es ;aere = zsssH-
danoe q rarsic ara oshe- sttr1rtl7-1s
ard a. Re place has great zaf-ral SsaAs-
~, TIE eans boys are enthusiastic Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
THREE SHOTS FIRED.
TWO CoIored Men Arrested for Dis.
turbiaq the Peace.

People living in the neighborhood Of
300 South Water street were startled
last night when at few minutes past
one three pistol shots were fred. A
little later Nate Brooks, who lives at
20 North Water phoned the police St
ton that 4 colored man had fired two
shots at him and that he was likely to be
killed If police officer was not sent
to the scene An officer was detailed
at once and two coIored men were ar
rested. They were Clifford Hill and Ben
Taubb. and they were taken 10 the city
jail where charges Of disturbing the peace
were made against them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19

are still minor points IN the constitution
and bylaws that must be settled upon
Delegates TO state convention viii b
chosen and other business viii be brought
before the association.
The association f. In 4 fourishing con-
dition and Is gaining IN favor among
business men every day. c. 7. Reed,
secretary, said yesterday "All Of the
business men OF the city seem 70 be in
favor of such organization. So far !
have not found knocker. We VII soon
have every retail and wholesale rner-
chant in the city n the association. from
the present outlook"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
WON'T MIN.
Bad Food ard Good Health WORT
Mix.

Bad Food and Good Health WORT
Mix.
The human stomach stands much abuse
but it won't return good health IL you
give 1t bad food.
II you feed right you wiz feel right
for proper food and a good mind is the
sure road TO health. a year ago be-
came much alarmed about my health fer
! began TO suffer after each meal no
matter how little l ate" says a Denver
woman: 7 lost my appetite and the
very thought Of food grew distasteful
with the result that l was not nourished
,snd got weak and thin. Ny home cares
were very heavy for beside q large
family Of my own ] have also TO look CUT
for an aged mother. There was no enc
TO shoulder my household burdens and
come what might ] must bear them ana
this thought nearly drove ME frantic
when I realized that my health ives
breaking down
II read an article in the paper about
some one with trouble just Ike mine be-
ing cured on the food Grape-Nuts and
acting on this suggestion / gave Grape
Nuts trial. The frst dish OF this delic-
sous food told me ] had struck the risht
thing My uncomfortable feelings in
stomach and brain disappeared as II By
magic and in an incredibly short srace
OF time / was again myself Since then
have gained twelve pounds IN weisht
through a summer of hard work and
realize 1 am 4 very different woman, all
due to the splendid food Grape-Nuts."
Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek.
mich
' Trial VII prove.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
GAVE ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
Ladies Of the Maccsbees Entertained
Their Friends Last NIGHT.


The Ladies OF the Maccabees gave an
ice cream social last evening on the lawn
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. John MilhaUbt 1ol5 South
Water street. II was a very pleasant az
fai- bat the unexpected cool wave pre-
vented a realization Of the ladies' expecta-
tons in financial way. Otherwise. the
event was a grand success. Piano. vio-
In and photograph furnished the music
and the lawn was lighted with Chinese
lanterns. Mrs. Peck delighted the crowd
With two humorous Rotations in her
usual good style. and Mrs. Copeland rem
dered Two selections in her inimitable
dialect The crowd was delightfully."- en-
;ertained and would welcome another
chance TO spend a pleasant evening with
the Ladies OF the Maccabees in the
good old summer time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
WISE PROVISIONS OF LAW.
Why Chicago and Kansas City Pack
ers Want Wichita Money

The banks Of this city are being asked
TO put up money to help run the big
packing houses and other manufacturing
enterprises in Kansas City and Chicago.
some people are At = loss 70 account for
this and they infer that those cities must
be getting hard ~.
The transaction does not mean any
thing Of the kind. It IS the United States
government that makes this necessary.
= he laws OF the United States are made
TO protect the people who deposit money
in the national hanks as Far as possible
BY compelling the banks 70 do a safe
business in tie matter OF loans Il does
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
MERCHANTS MEET TONIGHT,
Association is Organized for Bus

The Wichita Merchants Association will
the city building. This association has
fully organized, has elected officers. adopt
ed a constitution and bylaws and expect
to do some good work among the grocery
men OF the city. Not only retail men
have become members. but number OF
wholesalers have taken an active interest
and have become members. a good meet
ing is expected tonight and Il is desired
that all members should be present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
INFANT coy DIES
Frank ves.enl,a Buried Yesterday in
Catholic Cenn>serf.

Yrsnk vsxse<srx. an snsanf. - ssea-
cay AZ ,he aozne < its Fsr~ats zoe Esis
west = T-fsnss rrir.Frt.T. Th< ssnsrzi
ocra--fd vsste-.sT ars ~ ss;sis lsosv ~ss
lzs1 zzzy r. fhs cs.-e1sc censst--y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
IN COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Retail Merchants VIII Aeet at 3
c'Ciock Tnis Evening.

AtS~N Hss Cs~s
The Retail Merchants. Clearing House
and Business Meas association VII r7i-et
again this evening II the couresa Cram
tsr al o'clock As his Is Ter Or
zanizstion there Is stiH much bssSsHezs
that must be attended %. Several new
members VIII - taken IN this evening
and other applications voted On Thsle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
ON COLLEGE HILL

Sanford's Band VIII Give Concert This
Evening.
Sauford's union band viii tiay 'he
following selections al their concert on
College HHl this evening.
March. Cline Crib .Bodenalt Laupe
Medley Overture -.--.--..------- 7. Boyer
Pleasant Memories CTaitz) .Barnhoas.
Grand Selection II Trsvato-e" Verdi
Anona Gnterrnezzop Vivian Grey
Kentucky MedleT ..........-... BsefEsr
Dixie Land -....--......-........... Hames
America.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19

thelr p-zises Of 8: sns are dsfsrrlsss
. take afvsntsss e tie Hezf sESos-
tuasfy . Tszst e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19

Louis and through Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Texas, ending at Atlanta, Ga.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19

I. a. ~oftzxrr and ~ = Hatez4nsSr.
e k-th0zy sers WHAT'S Tsssefs Tss-
tsrsxy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-19
!. 2. Ali,n,s Eur.raI.

The funeral services OF the late J P.
Allen win be held 1t the family residence
on North Lawrence avenue this afternoon
al three O'Clock There win be a religious
service conducted by the Rev. MI Lynch.
the musical numbers being rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Imboden and Mrs.
Finlay Ross. after which the impressive
burial services CT the Knights Teulpla-
viii be conducted. The friends OF the
family are requested TO attend. The Va
rious Masonic bodies and the old soldiers
VIII attend the services. Iuterme1t At
Highland cemetery
Daisy n. Wilkins. through the agency
of Glendenin & Co. yesterday purchased
TWO lots on South Topeka between Lin
coin and Bailey streets as an invest
ment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
RATcLIFF

Our school Is doing well undeg
the efficient management OF j.,
Frasher.
Belcher aud Taylor sold about
tIfty head OF cattle last week.
DR.. NJ. G. Watson, OF Louisa,
spent part OF last week here with
his father, l.. p. Watson, who we
are glad TO say, has greatly im-
proved In health since he came
here two weeks ago.
Cecil Mullins Is talking OF going
TO Colorado.
Elliott Plnkerton and John Null
lens. who returned here few days
ago from New River, will leave In
a few days for Washington State.
w. l.. Watson, OF Ashland, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
relatives here.
There is talk OF a new churcf
house being built here In the neal
future, which is very badly needed
ss the one now in use is not hal
large enough,
The Mutual Protection Societ,
h1s organized q new lodge here,
VIM. Belcher and j. Frashej
/ Sent squirrel hunting few days
ago and after being out some tlmi
got one started and after shooting
several times a piece, VIM. says L
j. "Lay your gun down and catcl
| it.n Which 1t is said after con
siderable race he did.
]. II. Wilson has his new dwell
ing house almost completed. X
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
SETsER

Noah Collins, Martin Collins,
Isaac Thompson and b. Collins
returned from the railroad yester-
day.
+. b. Ward has just returned
from Whitehouse and reports a
man shot there,
Lee Harris Is building a school
house at Copper creek,
II @, Thompson has bought q
new steam mill, and will have il
In operation soon.
Henry sotscr has gone to White,
house with his wagon for load o.
goods.
Born, to Jimmy Aldrldge ant
wife, girl.
4 wedding is expected here soon
Whippoorwlll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
SMOKEY VALLEY.

Stock is almost perishing.
Sunday school In the valley is
progressing nicely under the in
structlon of Mr.. Joseph Hutchlson,
Mr.. WI. Vaughan's address was
very interesting on last Sunday
We are always pleased to have
him with us. S. S. teachers meet.
ing will be organized here on Wed.
nesday night 3rd..
The "Grand Rally,' at this place
was a success. Every one seemed
to enjoy themselves Immensely,
besides being benefited by the no.
BILE instructions given by Mrs. Bo-
land on Teachers meeting. Rev,
Hill on Pastors place in Sunday
school.~Dr. Boland on Temper.
anee. MISS Minnie Lemaster
Recitation "Thou art the man.
Rev l.. NJ. Copley on need Of splr.
ituality 10 Sunday school. Miss
Ella Willard on The Worth and
Winning of child, G. B. Carter
on Patriotism in Snaday school
Rev. G. NJ. oopley on How to re.
tain our hold upon q child,
The people were greatly disap'
pointed by the non.appearance Of
Rev. II. b. Hulett at this place
Sunday.
Clarence Muncy and Mrs. NJ. F.
Meek, OF Williamson, VIVA, are
visiting homefolks at this place.
Mr., and Mrs. j. n. Roberts are
visiting relatives In Carter county
J. b. Diamond left home this
morning to drive the county road
team.
Miss Ella Jones, OF Lick Creek,
il visiting her brother this week.
Misses Mae and Sue Pickrell
were calling on their sister, Mrs. ],
II. Diamond last Friday.
Tom Roberts was calling on the
fair sex Sunday.
Mrs. jennie Muncy, who has
been on the sick list for the past
few weeks, is improving slowly.
Mont rickrell, our merchant,
has now a general lin. o. merchan-
disc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Diamond
we're calling on Rev. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Copley Sunday
Our school is progressing nicely
upder the Instruction OF Miss Ella
Mil ri. Yellow blossom.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28

The Commercial Department OF
the Ashland Parochial School un-
der the supervision OF Sister Anas.
tlsla assisted b. competent
teacher Of commercial branches,
will resume studies Sept. i,h.
Shorthand, Gregg aud pitman sys-
TENS, Typwritlng on all the lead
ing machines, housekeeping and
Business Practice, aud the corre-
lated commercial branches taught
In this department.
Boarding pupils will hereafter
be received by the Sisters. Terms
very moderate. Apply 10
Rev. Mn. Gosselln ,Ashlard,Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
COUNTY FAIR.
September 10Th and 9th the
Dates Fixed For This Year.

Tho Lawrence County Fair and
Farmers Institute will be held at
Louisa this year on Friday and
Saturday, Sept. Goth and 9th. The
program and list OF premiums will
ho published In the NEws as soon
as completed. The premium list
will cover about the same products
-aslast year.
This is going to be n very inter-
csting and instructive affair. The
interest Increases each year and
tho class Of products shows the re-
suit OF the better knowledge and
greater care and pride which Is ro.
sultlng from the Lawrence county
Fair and Institute.
Commissioner Of Agriculture l.
d. Nall has promised TO BIO present
at this years. fair, and also 10 send
other competent speakers to aid
10 the work OF the institute. Ev,
cry farmer 10 this section who
takes any interest In his chosen
occupation shonld be present Al
this meeting. AlIare sure to prof
n by lt,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28

.
place.
The pie mite held az las
a success. CUT Tho hps.. Of
VAUDEVILLE, was there aud bought
six pies and three dishes Of ice
cream.
Misses Mons Evans and Nora
Williams and Jay Gnnbill attend
ed the, ice cream festival at Brlshy
the 30th.
Misses Geriie Evans and Alma
and MollIe Williams visited their
cousin, Miss Mary Adams last
week.
Raglan, let US hear from you and
all Of Webbville. Two Boys.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
History Of Big Sandy Valley.

The BIG SANDY News has a few
copies of Ely's History Of the Big
Sandy Valley still on hands and
will close them out at one dollar
each. The original price YVES $2.25.
Most Of those we have are very
slightly discolored on the cover by
dampness.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Louisa, ny, Sept. !, 1902.
z l.ist OF letters remaining I'M
claimed in this Office September 4,
1902:
s. w. AXE, Mr.. J. II. Coonos, Mics
DOYLE Justice, Miss Ellie Marcum,
Mr.. Geo. II. Pryor.
a. NJ. HUGHES, Pm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28

The Caboll county Republican
convention at Huntington, salur.
day, resulted in two tlcAets being
named by warning factions. The
Democratic convention was Also
held there Saturday aud ticket
was nominated.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28

soa.
On last Sunday night about u
o'clock the house Of Buford Dooley
caught on fire from the cvok stove,
and destroyed the building and
nearly all OF It's contents. This
leaves him In a bad condition as
he is a poor man. lie Is prepar-
Ing 10 build In the same place.
DIR. A. II. Moore, Of Ashland Wis
tied here last week.
Haws Moore left for Whltehouse
Monday 10 accept position as
clerk 10 store for Mr.. NorlhuP,
He win move his family there
soon.
Tom Hale aud Mary Jane Pacl
were married. Sunday evening b,
| Rev. McKlnster.
Some melon thieves made a ralt
on DR.. Whceler's melons Saturia!
night. Blue Hawk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
PIKEvILLE.

Last Thursday mornlng young
Morgan Stewards was killed at the
Mouth OF Shelby creek, ten miles
above here. A man by the name
OF Morgan, Il cnmmisssry clerk and
time keeper for G. 4 o. Railroad
contractors, did the killing,
just preceding the killing Sow.
ards was seen TO pass over the
bank OF Shelby creek, near Its
mouth, going toward his home, APP
parently unconscious OF approach.
ing danger. Young Morgan was
seen TO follow him. Five shots
were heard Immediately. Morgan
went on over Shelby creek, and
meeting some people tod them to
90 and pull yon 4 Sowords out Of
the creek, 10 he had Killed him.
Upon going to the spot indicated
Stewards was found dead with two
bullet holes through his body.
Morgan mounted mule immedi.
ately after the killing and tried to
make his escape, James Stewards,
n cousin OF the murdered man and
some other parties were soon hot
on his trail. Late In the evening
James Stewards overlook aud cap.
tured Morgan. lie Is now In the
Pikeville jail.
Stewards was about % years Of
age and leaves q wife and four
children. lie was a quiet and
pesceable citizen and was spoken
well OF by his neighbors. Morgan
has the name OF being quarrelsome
and reckless. having had some
trouble ut another commissary
near the Breaks. Hu had also, in
passing farmers house Sunday,
shot and killed the farmers dog.
The farmer tooR out u warrant for
him for this oirense, but the writ
had not been served at the time OF
the killing,
Considerable excitement prevails
here over the murder, Our peo-
pie, however, believe In giving the
foulest criminal a fair trial.
Stewards was buried today, A
great number of people attended
the burial. Rev. Q. Reynolds
preached the funeral sermon.
Born, 10 \, j. Auxler and wife, a
boy.
Melvin Mccoy and Miss Annie
johnson were married few DAYS
ago.
The sidewalks on College street
will be big Improvement. 9th.
ers are needed.
DR.. Walters VIII erect re sidence
on the lot he recently purchased.
Railroad grading is now being
done near town.
Mr.. Frank Layne aud the North.
ern Coal aud Coke Company arc
glvlag away two Pikevllle Collegi.
ate Institute scholarships in each
school district OF Pike county,
amounting to nearly 300. The ben.
eilciaries are mined by com.
petitive examinations, and there
is great interest all over the coun.
ty. This Is II good piece of phIlan.
ihropv.
Mrs. J. W. NJ. Stewart. proving
the most valuable factor in church
work the NJ. u. Church, south, has
had here,
James Hatcher has returned
from Ashland and Catlettsburg.
Allan Olatarmain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-28
KETpRAH

Jay ShortrIdge, w. II. James
and d. @. and Martin Shortrldgt
will leave Wednesday for Hub
bardstown, where they have pc.
sitlon on the railroad.
Susan Riley and sister, 6eItrud,
Foster, visited the old Harmon
cemetery in the bend Of Blaln,
where they met with many friends
and relatives.
VIM. Riley sold his fine saddl,
horse for $l.25.
Milton Riley has returned from
Charleston, where he has been al
work.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. u
q. Haws,who has been very sick, il
no better.
Many OF our people attended the
Quarterly meeting at Long Branch
Mrs. Clara Harmon, who has
been sick 40 long lie now better.
]. W. Elkins wife and children
and V. ID. Harmon wife and chill.
dren passed down our creek Sun.
day.
Adam Harmon, our Notary Pub
lie, was called to East Fork last
week 10 attend to some legal bpsi-
ess.
w. T, Shortridge is building a
fine house for II. l.. Barrett ana
James Willis is building fine
house on Miller Branch Tor Robert
Towle.
Uncle Slasher and wife visited at
Fallsburg recently.
&. w. Jones Is able 10 be out
again.
LATE Marcum has moved from
w. V. Roberts farm on Cat to a
tract OF land he bought from Hem
ry Marcum on the old Peter Mar.
cum farm.
T. Rifle and family visited g. d.
Shortridge Sunday.
DR.. Hez Haws was called to SEQ
his sick mother Sunday.
Miss Ethel Grubh is teaching a
school that Will make her mark as
1 teacher. We say let the gentle
men practice law and medicine,
,uild houses and cultivate their
arms, and let the ladies' teach our
ctool+-
>h,ve been Informed that the
Nslature hit Johp Barley
SHOW that kno ked
~, ''''' d $ 81