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ed since the amputation Of his lett
leg a few days since BY Drs. Mar
shall, Hibbitts and Butler.
At the courthouse, on Friday /
night, 23rd inst, Rev. Howard ".
Sweeten, Of ST. Louis, holiness
evangelist, will begin q series OF
meetings. Services daily at 2.3o
and I o'clock p. m. Every body -
cordially invited to attend.
Or. and Mrs. Ammons have re-
turned from visit to their son at
Moscow The Doctor says his son,
who was accidentally wounded at
the granary in this city a few weeks
since, is getting along nicely and
will soon be able to beIup again.
Rev. e. B. Ramsey, of Fulton,
KY, will lecture at this place next
Friday night Dan. 3O) under the
auspices of the local Prohibition
Alliance. The church at which
the lecture will be has not been
determined yet. Sand will be
published later,
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. LittletonI Thomas. after a
Ilong illness, died last Saturday aud
the remains were inferred at Beth.
j lehem Sunday. The bereaved par
ents have the heartfelt sympathy
Of a host of friends in the sad death
of their little daughter.
! Our friends will please pardon us
for emitting in last weeks paper
| notice Of the holiness meeting which
begins at the court house tonight.
lit was an oversight. The copy was
misplaced, and we gladly make a
double announcement this week
Services conducted BY Rev. Howard
N. Sweeton, OF ST. LOUIS.
Mr.. S. D. WoosleY Was very seri.
; ously crippled Wedne sday at the
: store. He ran against a bin Of
coal, striking the corner with the
. muscle of one leg, He did not no
i tice it much until later in the day
) when the bruised flesh began t.
swell and pain him, and he is no"
! in bed at home under the care O
! Or. Watson, his leg bandaged ane
/ bound with crushed ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Garth ant
& son. left early Thursday morning
j on the southbound train, going t.
{ Los Angeles, Cal. The familywer
residents of Chicago for hfteel
years, coming from Scotland. L
Chicago Mr.. Garth's health FAILED
and he is now seeking the benehc1a
properties of the Western climate
They spent a week here VISITING
}, Mr.. r. Garth and family. Anothe
e son will join them a few month
d later.
Mr.. Wills Heathcock and tamil
;. have moved to Jackson. Mr.. HEATH
= cock has been transferred from here
/ where he was stationed on the N
8 g. O. as engineer on the south boun
local, to Jackson, and will tai
work on the division from Jackso
to Okalona. Mr.. and Mrs. Heat
/. cock have made many friends
q this city who regretted toS hay
them leave. The position held I
lMr. Heathcock will be filed by M
Sc Wilder, of Jackson.
- The Commercial Bank electe
= officers and directors for the 81
= suing year, as follows: Presiden
John II. Walker; vice-presiden
ut Dr.. c. w. Miles; cashier, D. !
lg Walker; assistant cashier, G.
h. Jones: book-keeper, Werner Hehe
~ Directors, Messrs. Z. L. Branstor'
H. T. Robinson, Geo. s. Hard
i Geo. Dahnke, r. F. Tisdale, WI
j. Askins, r. A. Alexander, J. G. |
: bell, ID. N. Walker, Fl. Dietzel, ].
$ Morgan and J. F. Howard
Thos. w. Crenshaw, 4 aged
years, died very suddenly at b
: home in the Second District la
= Thursday night at 10 O'Clock !
retired early, seemingly ia Perte
= health, and was discovered by +
wife to be in dying condif en-.
was highly respected a9 y well lik
on by all his neighbors and his dea
OF is regretted by all The funei
p service was condu kted at Sals
at Church Friday afternoon by pr.
to S. M. Dabney, aEnd the renal
a we're laid to rest IA the Salem bul
ing ground. He feaves wife a
up two children, 81 and a daught