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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-22
PITHY PARAGRAPHS.

pITHY PARAGRAPHS.
The Herald's paragrapher has been pa
tiently waiting to chronicle the fall OF
Port Arthur, but his "patience has ceased
to be virtue" and the fort still stands.
The two most widely advertised women
in the United States to-day are Cassie
Chadwick, the bank buster, and Nan Pat
terson, the alleged man killer. Cassie and
Mamie are pair of trumps.
The investigation into the workings OF
Mormonism at Washington is furnishing
the public with lot of filthy and nauseat-
ing reading matter The shortest way to
settle the whole business is to send old
man Smoot back to his harem in Utah.
Andrew Carnegie, who has given 80
much money to establish libraries, once
remarked that he wanted to die poor. If
Mrs. Chadwick should make one or two
more pulls on him his wish will be full
filled.
An exchange asks, "Can a horse res
son?" We don't know so much about
"hoss sense" but just tickle the rear hoofs
of a mule and you will see him reason
equal to CREASED lightning"
DR.. Chadwick is having high old
time touring in Europe, while his wife,
who put up the cash, is having a low old
time languishing in jail. A business wo-
man is a handy thing for any man to have
about him.
It is said that President Roosevelt has
determined to reform the Republican
party in the South. A good idea, but who
is going to reform the President?
The mayor of Danville, Va, was fired
the other day by judge for contempt OF
court because his shoes squeaked, which
was offensive to his honor's ears. 1t is
well that the mayor was>not ordered to
take off his shoes, for in that case the
contempt would have been more offensive,
to his honor's olfactory senses
While enjoying the Christmas festiVi-
ties we should remember the Scriptural
Injunction, "Remember the poor for ye
have them with you always" and let US
make few little waits happy if only for
one day.
Edgefeld's citizens held large mass
meeting last Monday to organize to fight
the Calhoun county scheme. They ought
to fight and defeat it. That county has
been cut enough.
~
We are in favor of turning the South
Carolina Methodist church entirely over
to the preachers. 1t will be noted that
they constitute majority of the confer
ence, and have majority on all boards,
etc. utthey want the laymen to furnish
the money all right.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-22

Bec1uSe the Hye4 80
NEGLECTED people suffer
SHh constipation, bilousneGgs
hesdaches and feyers, Colds attack
th4 things and Contagious diseases
taIp hold Of the system. It Is safe
tory thatif the liver were alwsysI
kepf in proper working order,
illsss would be almost unknown.
Tbedford's Black Draught 10 soa
mol olessful In curing aEh sickness
be5use it Is without 8 rival as 3
iYr regulator. This great family 4
m5dicine Is not q strong and
dnAic drug, but 8 mild and
halthful Laxative that cures cone
sapation and may be taken BY a
nere child without possible
harm.
The healthful action on the liver
cres biiousness. It has an M
IiQorating effect on the kidneys.
Because the liver and kidneys do
lot work regularly, the poisonous
scids along with the waste from
hebowels get back into the blood
indvirulent contagion results.
| Timely treatment with Thed-
ford's Black -Draught removes the
dangers which lurk in constipat pn,
liver and kidney troubles, and viii
poGtively torestan the inroads Of /
bright's disease, for which dis
ease in advanced stages there is /
no cure. Ask your dealer for q
a5c. package Of Thedtord's 3 Black
Draught.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
MATT00h.

The Misses Shepherd, Of Morgan
field, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Billie Duvall visited her son
here this week.
John Burton and wife spent one
day last week at Sulphur SPRING.
Miss Corda Wheeler. 81 Marion,
will teach the Oakland school.
Mrs. Isaac Mccormick spent last
week in Marion.
Iee Bnntlcy and family spent
Sunday At this place.
Aunt Polly James. who has tecn
visiting her granddaughter at this
place. has returned Ia her home
near Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Nome Hodges, oi Repton.
spent last week with her mother.
Frank Summcryillc delivered a
large drove u sheep Saturday.
Miss Laura McChcsncy visited
relatives near Shady Grove recently.
Wesley Cliff, oi Rodney, was
herr Saturday.
An entertainment Wa gwen at
Alex Moody's Saturday night.
!. y. Roberts aud daughter spent
saturday in the Sugar Grove neigh.
lprhopd.
]. I. Samucl- will teach the
Muurr schUul.
I'll Brown spcnt several days
here recently.
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CRAYNEvlLlE.
Plenty oi min

Plenty NJ min.
John Tinslcy. II Kutiawa, was
herr ON bushes. Friday.
]. =. Dornh and wife VEN
called tn Huglcy Saturday Ia src
his sister who j. very N with
measles.
Mr. Jane Handy !. visiting Mr..
T.. T.. Cmyne.
Mr. sarah Fry. ium Cavc.in.
ppCk, j. visiting friends and ria.
tivvs.
Levi Cook and wife and daughter,
Elizabeth. II Marion. spcnt sun.
day with J NJ FREEMAN and
family.
GcoTc Soo,t spen, saturday
night with I ,. Iacole and family
llughcy MCCaslin and wife, Mis-
Ida Dclor, BERTHE Thurman and
Shcrlic Dcloc spcnt Sunday at
Criiicndcn SPRING.
Had a singing Monday and Wol.
ncsday night
Miss May Jacolr !. in Marion
this week.
Miss Allie Bnswcll, after spcnd.
ing two weeks with friends ami ri.
aiiycs, returned home Thursday.
Hayward Williams, VI Marion.
was on, hcrc Monday night Won.
der Why
Mr. Bert Caync u able to h.
uut after twn weeks ILLNESS.
Ollie Martin, Richard MrCa.lin
and Tom Rushing went a. Marion
Sunday ai,cmoon.
Mis- Muriel Freeman went "a
Marion 10 attend Cncl Taylor's
party and returned home Thursday
Quite numlsr inm hcn NJ.
tended the meeting Al C,okeyyillr
Sunday.
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REPT0N.

The Rev. Tia Fox prachcd here
Saturday and Sunday last, filling
his regular appointment.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at $3.50 at Rcp,on church.
Everybody invited.
Sunday School every Sunday ut
Post Oak school house a, $3.50 In
the afternoon.
r. |. Num- and wife, Of Marion.
visited in this ncighborhuol last
Sunday.
Mr.. Cosc Dcnncy i visiting nj.
ativ,s In this neighborhoosl.
lTc Dcnncy. Il Providence. at
tended the singing a, Jane Drn.
ny's Sunday evening.
A. ]. lIartml has p,umed irom
Henshaw.
Sunday School exercises al Baker
church next Sunday. Neighborinp
schools invited.
Mrs. J. A. Nation aud children
have returned from Siurgis.
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MEXICO.


Health i very gs,l At present.
Bp. IAnhan fllcl hi. regular
appointment Saturday anl Sunday.
\. Il. Cole. II Starr. visited his
daughter, Mn Lucy Drruen, SAT-
ur,lay and sunday
Mis-, I.igIic Cole. Il Starr. visited
Mn ". X. Bib Saturday and
Sunday,
Mn. Elg Oliver. II Frances.
visited her parents, A. Bucklcw
and wife last week.
Willie Dobbins and wife. II FRI.
donna, visited her father. l.cv. u.
4. Campbell. at Mexico Sunday.
Mis- GcoRc Pierce. u lloSyillc.
j. visiting herr.
Misses linir Watt and Cora
Humphrey. 81 No, arr visiting
hem.
Mexico will Scon havc the Ten.
ncss,c telephone line.
|. T. Nelson wa In Marion
Sunday.
Mr. Minnie Whit visited Mr..
/. I Nrl-nn Monday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
GAINESVILLE.

The corn crops are splendid
The wheat crop is not ~ gcod.
The recent rains were enjoyed by
all.
John Freeman and wife. Of Col.
conda, ILL.,, visited relatives here
last week.
DIR. W. +. Gardner and wife, Of
Sheridan, visited relatives here last
week.
W. Hugh Watson made a flying
trip To Tolu Friday.
Dole Thompson. u Sturgis, was
in town last week. Some attrac.
tions, doubtless.
Dan Baker, Of CoyingtOn, Is vie.
iting his brother, W. l.. Baker. u
this place
The little child oi A. Heanll died
las, Monday morning after an H.
ncss II three G,eks. The remains
were inferred in tn cemetery here.
Rev. W. X. Gibbs failed Ia ell
his appointment at the &. 7. church
the 2nd Sunday.
4 proiracicd series 81 meeting.
viii bcgin a, Ely son.
". y. Brewer. x. =. Bulb. ].
". Joiner and l.. T.. Bridge arr
our local candidates.
Robt. IArg,, the prslucc man
oi Golconda, H., wa here this
wrrk.
Rev. II. " Stevens aud wife. II
Lebanon, Tenn. passed. through
here "Wednesday rnDuic 10 Lola,
Mr.. S,cycn's former home.
W. l.. Baker aud wife. after a
two wcrk'- writ nj Coyingiun, ~.
turned home Sunday.
Proi. Wright made a Tying trip
10 Marion Sunday.
Alonn Bulb. II Marion, was
with u two day. la, w,ck.
We till have -,mc aggressive
work along the mining timr. The
machinery on Prui. Wigh,'s placc
l. IN dnc trim, The pcrnt rains
have caused much pumping 10 H.
dime.
The SchoolGcld.Sp,s mines are
at work IN their 20 icot shai, and
the indication. ar ilaticring. Buss
Spcs j. pushing the work with va
firing enemy.
Work at the Burn mines was H..
gun the l., inst. Dcp mining
will H. done and with the present
prospects lind will moi H. a
surprise In ,l,c hast. The ompa.
ny having chargc II the work arr
confident aud are working with the
ulmu-, yigor.
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SHADY GROVE.

We are having lots Of rain, crops
look well, times are hourishing and
we are all happy.
We have lots Of pretty girls in
our little town and hut few boys.
Mrs. Monte Dillinder, Miss Vic
toria Hale and Robert Woods are
dangerously i'll.
J. +. SOnes, Of Rufus, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Alta Towery and Mn. Cal
lie Buckner, Of Quinn, were IN town
Friday shopping.
MS. W. II. Towery returned
home Sunday from a weeks visit 10
Mrs. Robert Deboc, Of Cniontown.
Shady Grove can't h. beat for 20
cials, ice cream suppcr and gather
ings. We love In see our young
people enjoy themselves, ~ let
them ~ ON as long as they are en-
pycl.
W. II. Towery Is through priIing
tobacco. He says when be- gets his
hay put up, the Worlds Fair will
bc the next thing ON docket.
Fred Casner, Of Providence, was
in town Friday.
We can hear the wheat thrcshcr.
humming around in our vicinity
this week.
W. u. Tudor went Ia Quinn
Sunday
Ernest Ramsey and Willie Davis.
II Tweedleyillc, wrm in town Sat
uplay evening.
Mrs.. II. Crowcll visited her par.
cnts, James Hopkins and wife, oI
Quinn, Saturday aud Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
STARR.

Fine rains, Com cIOp iinc and to.
tacco out II sight
Uampmcc,ing a, usual time H..
ginning Friday leioc the sccond
Sunday IN August.
pwlaac,cl meeting will H. held
at pincy Cpyk, the 1T Sunday in
September.
]. II. McNccly will teach the
srhool herr.
The soW stoDl last Saturday
evening lc,wrcn the fir, and scc.
und nine. 1919 nj the cluec oi the
game.
Leslie Bibb will teach ,hc school
At Lone Star.
Mr.. Elizabeth Cridcr. known a.
Aunt Bc,scy" died Saturday and
was buried a, Piney Sunday.
J. y. Paris will teach al Midway
This year
Paris & Agrc siaued their ihrsh.
e. this week.
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LOCAL NEWS.
DYCUSBURG.

On the eth a rain storm die
great damage to crops adjacent tC
Dycusburg, in Lyon county.
Mr.. Maddux, of Knoxville, Tenn
with his family are stopping at the
home of Fred Ramage. Mr.. Mad
dux has under construction a tele-
phone line from Dycusburg to FIRE.
donia. This line will put Dycus-
burg in connection with all the
large cities in the Mississippi
Valley.
VIII Northern, son OF Jno.
Northern, who lives near town, fell
from the lap Of tree into the fork
of a limb and broke his leg near
the hip, while fishing in Livingston
Creek last week.
Mr.. Tolbcrt, of Mo-, is the guest
of his friend, Fred Wells.
Mrs. Hattie Lloyd, Of Princeton,
is visiting here.
Mrs. Wells is visiting friends at
Sugar Creek, Livingston county.
Miss Name Graves is at home
from Paducah.
Mrs. DR.. Phillips and little
daughter and Miss Lou Phillips
left Sunday on the steamer, But
torlI, for Livingston county to visit
the family Of &. W. Phillips.
Henry Mitchell and wife are at
the bedside Of Tom Ramage, OF Sa-
lem, who is a brother Of Mrs. Mitch
el and who is dangerously i'll.
Miss Ida Lou Ramage is the guest
of relatives at Mt. Vernon, III.
Henry Wells has purchased the
Carl Glenn property and removed
TO it.
C. II. Hill and wife are in
Marion.
Miss Una Steel is visiting in
Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
CROOKED CREEK.

Mr.. james Gill-ri j. rp bow
with consumption.
7. e. Ghs-om aud DiughlcD
Br,r. arr thrr,hiug wheat
lcs-c Canada, u Oklahuma. !.
visiting here.
Louis Hoover, u sheridan, visit.
c'i ]. q. Thurman Tuesday.
Sunday School every Sunday at
, y. M.
NJ V. Fond has bought anew
hay pusS.
George King Is on the sick list.
Gcorgc llarming, our weather
prophet, says ir~t will h. late thi.
fall.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
FRED0NlA and KELSEY.

Misses Jeanette Bennett, II Lou.
isyillc, Martha aud Maudc llard
wick. Of lIopkinsyille, are visiting
the Misses lIowerton.
Miss Mamie X. Catlctt. Of Prince.
ton, was in town few days since
IN the interest II her candidacy ior
Superintendent II Schools in Cald.
we'll.
X. G.. Crow and wife, oi Marion,
have pgcntly moved Ia Kelsey.
J. e. Rorer got fall last Salur.
day causing painful bui M, serious
inIuries.
Rio Bros. bought Collie Dollar,
crop ~ wheat and thnsh,d IL, pay
ing 7Oc pr bushcl for Il.
The Miss.~ Num-, IL Frankfort,
Mis- Cooper. 81 New Bethel. aud
Ollie Tucker. Of Marion, vi-iiol
Mn. II {. Rio Sunday
Childmns' Day Exercise at the
G. 7. church next sunday.
x. T.. Cooper. IL lIopkinsyillc.
was here Sunday.
W. G.. Harris has returned H.
Arkansas.
Il. NJ. Nin-on. II Enon. wa in
town Monday
Miss Mary aud Iois Green, IT
Marion. are visiting here.
have M kick cunning Have
had a splendid spring trade aud
aim Ia have the b-t si0ck iur hll
to L. found hi, sidc IT Louisville
Will have yist what you nerd At the
price you want Ia pay New lawns
aud Tine wash pssl- this wrck
SAN lloWTRpN. kelsey
Mis- jamie Cruitun, Il IIcndrr.
-nn, i visiting her sister. Mr. VI.
Miller.
Everything In furniture and un.
drriakers RSls at low,rt nic-
Fine hears Tor funeral occasion-
= u lIoYp. Kelsey
Cobb Necls harm was struck ly
lightning Monday evening and
burned down. Fiit~n TINS u has
com planter, dis harrow, cic.
wcrr burned.
u. y. Patton wen, tn Dawson
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. J Hillyari and daughl
CT, Miss Curnclia. have rturncd
from Whcalcph.
Mi~ Maggie Drnnen. II Evans.
vile. i visiting Mr. u. y. Paticn
Mis- Fannie Bakrr. u Louisville,
j. visiting RELATIVES herr.
II will pay you tn gci my Priv,
an all the e-pls you may ncc,l IN
my line uf grscrir. Shelf hand
war;. fencing vim. win fencing,
Eia--wsE, ducCnswar. ~'ren dunrs,
furniture. undcriakcrs gu.ls. etc.
:. n. hnYn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
T0lU.

Rev. :. ]. Martin preached at
this plao Sunday aud Sunday
night.
Sd. weldon and daughter. Mis
Nina. have returned irum the
Worlds Fair,
Quite cruwd Il Tolu psilcnts
attended the show Al Elialsthluwu.
H., Tuesday night
]. W. Cues has commenced
thrcshine wheat and the country y
full II agents buying wheat
II. ]. Meyers l. building a nic
business housc on the h., where the
big store belonging Ia ]. W. Gucr-
was burned several years agn.
Farmers arr generally done pillow.
Ing. Crops ar very fine.
We have 900 yds 81 dncsi cm.
bruidcry. insertion aud bCading
from | 81 inches 10 ~ inches wide
Al fnm 81 10 lie pr yard. Gto Z
inches wide, i0c. The wonder II
1904. Gccd rag oarpct going a,
iSc pr yard. Good raw hide team
whip, i5r. fmii hr and lots II
them. Squar dealings and promp,
attention. Cash foe cggr al all
times. Come 10 sce d..
d. W. SroNr. Prop.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15

Mcs,lamcs Grass and Wilson ar
visiting their brother, Chas. Cra,.
Elder W II. Ligon just closed
series ui m,ttingS a, the Christie
church which resulted in one add
ton. Samuel Rector. who W..
bapiilcd Sunday afternoon.
II G. McCorl is getting y, j..
mineral from hi mine on the Cn,l,
+. Il. Wick and ". " MAY went
Ia Marion Tuesday after luml-r i,r
the new Methods, church.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
IRON HILL.

Everybody subscribe for t h G
RECORD.
Another big rain Friday night.
Dean Il Lemen have commenced
saving again.
Miss Mary Towery, Of Piney, is
visiting Miss Agnes Lamb.
The boys here have organized n
base hall team.
The friends Of Uncle Mat Dean
will be glad to learn that he is able
to be out again.
]. T. Kemp visited at Fredonia
Saturday and Sunday.
Some meadows are damaged con-
siderably on account Of the heavy
rains.
DR.. Wallace, Of Blackboard, visit
ed his brother, W. II. Wallace,
Saturday.
Quite number from here at
tended preaching at Enon Sunday.
John Woods who has been at st.
Louis for some time, returned Sat
urday.
Judging from the regular trip
that Drs. Travis and Kemp make
to the fsh-trap, there must he quite
a lot Of sickness in that community.
Strange they are always called on
Sunlayi2)
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As Gathered by Our Efficient
Correspondents.
SHERIDAN.

Fourth of July celebration is over.
The fre-crackers reminded one OF
Christmas.
The show here Saturday night
was well attended. There seemed
to be plenty of drink left over from
the Fourth which brought it to an
mtimely close.
Ice cream supper at o. p. Yeak-
ey's Saturday night next. Refresh
ments of all kinds. Good music.
Doc. b. b. TERRY.
The Big Five Mining Co. have
considerable prospect on the Terry
property near Glendale.
The singing at George Lagton's
Sunday night was well attended
with one exception.
Miss Alice Griffith is home for a
short stay from Mexico.
The Ice Cream supper at Mrs
Franks Saturday night was well
attended. One cake sold for 3! 80,
another for $3.50 and another for
lc. Miss Orr Long enjoyed the
compliment Of being the most beau
tiful young lady present b. b.
Terry, the most handsome gentle
man. Consequently, they were
awarded the cakes.
Hurrah for Judge Parker
Uncle Jim and Aunt Mary Woot-
en- returned from Nashville a few
days ago where they attended the
Confederate Reunion.
Miss 0na Long is visiting Miss
Edna Lynn.
Berry IL Grubbs commenced
threshing wheat last Monday.
Wheat is better than il was thought
T. ]. Hamilton traded horses
with man from Flatllck.
DR.. Vim. Kiplcr and brother,
Frank, oi Carrsyillc, were guests of
DR.. W. +. Gardner last week.
Drs. Gardner and Highers per
formeda very critical operation up
on the infant of Il. y. Stations a
few days ago. The child's body
was inclined tn grow crooked and
they performed the operation To
straighten IT, The child is getting
along nicely.
Miss Carrie Hughes, Of Marion,
visited here last week
Bird Guess, Of Marion, was here
Sunday.
l.. A. IaRue j. in Livingston
county interested IN some mines
near Lola.
Miss Grace Moore, Of Marion, at
tended church at Sloan Sunday.
The Ohio Valley Association
meets with Deer Creek church an
Wednesday after the 3rd Sunday
in August. You are invited tn at
tend. All member, II the church
arr especially invited and requested
tn h. at the Saturday meeting the
eth Saturday in July Important
business.
Lci's every Republican take the
RboRp. Lets support it, How
can We do il? Send one dollar and
receive II - times a year.
our evangelist, Rev. W. u Yales
lcavcs this week Ia H. gonc until
sept. 18th, or Whereabouts. liis
family ~ with him. H. will havr
chargc oi the singing and will assist
Rev. Hopper in meeting, in Louis.
ana, Arkansas, Missouri and Texas
Sol.
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Joy

Hay harvest began yesterday in
full blast ~, the hay ~, damp las,
night.
Bro smytbson delivered god ser.
mon a, Bethel last Sunday.
The barbecue a, joy ON the 9TH
inst. was well attended.
Heavy rains icll last night caus
ing damage ON Water street.
This is the boom" town In Liv.
ingston county. The hotel Il near.
ing completion. Our contractor
and carpenter. Thn~. smoCk, i the
hos workman.
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Miss Mona Deboe is spending a
few weeks with her brothers OF
Uhiontown.
Mr.. Williamson and wife were
called to Henshaw last week TO see
their grandchild who was very ill
and afterward died. Mr.. Wheeler
and wife, also relatives of the child,
were called there.
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HURRICANE.

Mr. Editor, Mr. Bourland anl
olhcfs, the top IL the manning h.
yel | seat myS,lf down this MON.
INK Ia drop you few linrs e. si
you know that | am tulcrahly " IA
aud hop ,h'-c few lins will IND
You all enjoying thu samc hlcs-its
bar sin, much has lssn adj
al-put the RruRn and other thlne.
ui much lee Importance, lat iftpl
y a ncord IN which our name ull|
L. found. after The Criitcndcn re.
AMI other Inpr have l.sn 4, N
iur year Our nauc ha- l.,a)
aiming thu rcur,ls II the Pres rUf|
since Il was l1rn. the reporter LIN
tlnrf up anil -,mttinHs ,luNn inl
sometimes apparently neither 10
sunn,tlues even aud -om.tim,. "a
arrar, but Ia thc-c lat dag. I'd
name has fallen by ,hc way AID vi
ar noi ntml-rd with III. 6nilk
faithful | Wa oncr young I'll
nov am Old, tut | have lai ecaI
the day whrn ! wOuld moll, ue]
w"rl We har said alnui OulI
du,ks, although thu late clihf
has bet 18th pnlicncc and eNpn
vncr and has apparently hid %. !
.ilrnt, bat We take crumgc. M Va
our heads, snap our fnpr, mJ
ay, Nj Rowan. can | pax am
With unmis,akablc ton,s BE- av
Say on ~ here We ar.
hrt, We would ay that v, e.,
omcwhat melancholy w cpuicil
plaiion Il h~ing our ncighhor
and cry uui -urncthing like Raci
II oil fuT her children and won
nat H. cHmiortcd l.yau-c u
ncighlnr- ar not Mr. VIM. !
rmmc, The land d,alcr. has lat,
lEcnme the controller II most
the land mar w.. We at 6nt &
omcwhai like ihr uld pr,phc, y
imagined himsclitn ~ the mnly a {.
lcit. later ca, We CnmfuFt ul
sclvyr With l,r worls, Mr.. Tim
will H. gosl ncighlnr and tbs
arr till ether who have not ~
~ We take courage and push
down the pike .clling the Index u
hlcs. For further particulars :
CHurTNnrN Rowan.
Mn I0cl Farmer mvc ~ ~
largest gs-c l-rric. We cycr ~,
SINE u them measured . ~ inrt r
a. around.
Uncle Gcurgc Muupis nov 4,
lriicr a. his lcg has lscn sliEl
oPcnicl On again.
The duck story will end with d
issue u the RnORp ~ they |
lccn moyg,l a. a different neigh
l'esl vhCW they mi-r more vi
and lcs complaint.
The chinis bug. an killing
cnrn very fast. Notwithstanding
u scapnahlc.
H. NJ. Franks attended N
Sunday Sclools last Sunday.
Drive up your goai, fonls II,
Mnnr Az .
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-15
HAMPTON.


Lots II rain.
Quite q crowd u young Isoplc Al.
tended church at Blooming Gnyc
Sunday.
Mis- lnet Nelson Il visiting in
Cincinnati.
Dr.. !. b. Hardin Is In Carrsville
aud Tolu.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-07
[VE.YElR-0LD
Child dies
IN A POSTHOLE INTO WHICH
SHE FELL HEADLONG.
WHILE PLAYING ABOUT.
Helen Muchmore Awful Fate
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
...~. Muchmore.
WHILE PLAYING ABOUT.
Special to Palladium:

Special to Palladium:
Hamilton, O., May death in
awful form came to little Helen
Muchmora, 5 year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Muchmore, Glendale,
yesterday afternoon.
The little one, while playing with
companion, fell headfirst into post
hole her father had dug several days
before, and was there drowned in
the few inches Of water the hole con-
tained. She was unable to make a
move to save herself, and the cries
she uttered could not be heard. Her
little arms were iammed tightly
against her body when she plunged
into the hole, and she perished within
a few rods of several hundred persons
none of whom knew of her plight un-
til too late. The child had been play
ing about in the shrubbery on the
place with a friend who hid from
her.
The friend waited for Helen to
seek her, and about ten minutes later,
when she failed to appear emerged
from her hiding place and in turn
sought the child. who could not be
found. A search was made through
the shrubbery, but the missing child
could not be located. Suddenly the
searcher noticed little Helen's feet a
few inches below the opening of the
posthole. Cathching the feet she
pulled the child out and found her
dead It is supposed Helen tripped
and fell head foremost into the hole,
and unable to move, perished in the
mud and water. *.