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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14
Q. D. EMeRsoN's VINEYARD.
Interesting Experiences Of q erattls
boro Man In Crane Culture.

the experience of s. Il. Emerson,
one OF Brattleboro's well-known busi-
ness men, In grape culture affords an
interesting illustration of the evolu-
tion In the growing and marketing In
the last 20 years OF the grape crop,
writes the Brattleboro correspondent
Of the Springfield Republican. In
1910 Mr.. Emerson became part owner
IN tract OF several acres located In
Euclid, o.. ~ miles out of Cleveland
on the Lake Shore railroad. Mr. En-
erson and his partner started with one
acre, which was thought to be suffi-
cient to furnish all the grapes that
could be marketed. They began with
Catawbas, and In 1856. IL years after
starting their venture, they had
changed to Concords. Very few
grapes were sent east at that time
from so far west as Ohio as none of
growers believed 1t possible to ship
them so great a distance. Mr., Emer-
son and his partner, however, con-
signed 800 baskets to Boston firm,
that being all II was thought possible
to sell even In a city Of the size of
Boston. These were in 10-pound
boxes and sold for 81 box. This
was the beginning of shipments east
of grapes In quantities. The fruit
hid most Of the consignment in his
stone cellar, fearing to put more than
two or three boxes on his counters at
one time, lest his customers should
consider his purchase extravagant.
Later on, when Ohio vineyards became
more plentiful and people began to
use great quantities of grapes in the
east the industry became one of great
Importance though the profits grad
ually decreased until at one time wine
grapes of an excellent quality were
sold as low as $50 ton or three cents
q pound. Even since that era of low
prices some grapes have been sold as
low as $11 ton, but now they bring
$40 at the vineyard, but even this
price does not profit the grower to the
extent that he is willing to continue
in the business so that the vast acre
age formerly cultivated to grape in
and about Cleveland is being turned
to more profitable advantage as the
ground is required for building pur-
poses, and the large vineyards are fast
disappearing in that vicinity where, 1t
is claimed, the sweetest and best va
riety of grapes have been grown. Mr..
Emerson continues to receive large
consignments from his former vlne-
yard in Ohio though he has transferred
Z. his interests from the same to other
parties and only acts now as the
agent of his former partner. Mr..
Emersons experience in the growing
of grapes has been somewhat varied
though he has never lost crop either
from frost or insect.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity Of Foaey's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. 1t is
mildly laxative. 1t contains no OPT,
ates and is safest for children ana
delicate persons. Sold by All Dealers
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14
corsunptives Made Comfortable ,

,~o,o,ant consumption is cureu ~
lnGipIH Honey and Tar. but we 90 NO, nos
hold out false hopes to eon sun This
nv claiming that it VIII ,oe eSi stages:
dread disease in the aav al. nc far gone
Int If the lungs are NOT .IJ eject a
Foiey's Honey and Tar ro ~lh cough
cure. as it stops the es- messages
and soothes the innaIiIeu 20. heal and
giving Z them tse advanced stages it always Ways
even IN nor rns a. and relief. A. a, Her.
gives o sO Finch. Ark. writes: r rasIon =
ren, s1 OF and Tar is the best prePar,a ,rnw
Honey sg,, s and lung trouble ! kn .ns
,Sat II has cured Consumption III
t snst stages" Sold by All Deaiers'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14
She Knew the Man.

whats the matter with Mrs. Gay
MANI" asked the deaf old lady at the
railroad station. whats she fussin
about?"
Her husbands trunk" replied MRS
Subbubs; at seems"
"O," interrupted the old lady, sne
ought to be used to that by this time.
He's always in that condition.
Philadelphia Press.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14

LIST. Dust Bag. Mrs. Jennie Wheeler,
list Linen Towel Mrs. Millard Mar
tin, list. Stock Collar, Mrs. Alden Col
man, LIST. Apron. Mrs J. II. Holborn,
list. Nut Shells, Mrs. NJ. Howard, lst
Baskets, II. Holoman, LIST. Pun, Mrs.
Frank Dawson, LIST. Homemade
Mitts, Mrs. $, II, Rawson, lst' SOCKS
Mrs. o. l.. Hewes, LIST and I'd.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14
TIME TABLE CENTRAL VERMONT RY
EFFECTIVE OCT. 9. 1904

Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
Sis a. M, Daily for Springfield, week Gays ior
New York. .uoo.s
OK a m. Week days for New London; connects
NJ Millers Falls for Troy; at Palmerfo Boston'
20 a m. Week DAYS for South Londonderry.
a.07 a. m, Week days for Springfield ana Ne"
mis- a. m. Week days for Millers Falls. connect
oi7n m. Week days for Springfield and New
. asn m. Daily for Springfield and New York.
4 "a n m Week DAYS for New London ana New
YORK via Norwich Line Steamer; connects Al
Palmer for Boston. ,.
AZ n m. Week days for South Londonderry
1x-Snhiect 10 change without notice.
- FTTzHUGH. v p. and q. NJ. St. Adams
j. Z. BENTLEY, G. p. A, st. Aloans-
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
0lIcctOl's Notice.

Netiee Is hereby given that l will be et the following places on the following dates for the purpose sf collecting the revenue of Drea Counts for he gear loo3 to=uit Plantafsvil.e Monday. Ian II. 1aol Myhtad Place. rncsdae. Jan p. l90l Florence. Wednesday Ian I3. lgol selma Thursday Jan II, I9oi comlnto. Monday. Jan k 1901 Collins Tuesday Jan. lg. laoi Baxter Wednesday, Iaa= 2o laol Ttlar Thur aud Fri, Jan. 2I and 22. I99i Winchester Mon. and Taes., Jan. D < a5. l98l Bltss4ilIe, Wednesday. I5a P 1a9I cra5gs School House. Friday. Jan 2g 1got Troy Monday. Feb. |. Iaol Gotham's school House Tuesday, Feb :. lgoi praiHe Grove, Wednesday, Feb 3, 1901 Lacy Thursday. Eco L l9ol o1ment School House. Friday. Feb ,, l90i Gates Gorrel, saturday, Feb, 6, 1901 Wilmar, Mon. and Tues Feb. and 1901 wifi ha at Monticello until April 1oth, not It which time the tax books VIII close.
 WALTER WILSON. Dfe :, i90s Collector.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween H. Blythe < [. |. Will coxis this day dissolved by mutual consent, E C. Hilcox assuming all indebtedness ln consequence of continuing in the contracting bust ness; and will. also, settle alt ciaims, s,againsJ the firm of Blythe X Wilcox.
 Dated this 16th day of Feb. I9o4. at Monticello, Atk.
 j. II Blythe.
 t. C. Wilcox.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
Gore ton.

 My friends have told ne the re- port IS out over the country that l made use of the remark that no one but the moss backs, red neek@ etc, would vote for Jeff Davis. want to say that the one who started this is all infamous liar. il must have been told tor a pur- pose l never thought of such a th ug and think a man has a Ii, II to vote for who he pleases.
 Respectfully,
 M. M. Minter.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
fande4entcr Nil Meet Davis.

Hon. \. S. andevenfer las ac- cepted an invitation from the Drew County Carroll D. Wood Club to meet Gov. Davis at his appoint meats in this County. at Wifmar on the 14lb and at Monticello on the 18th inst. Mr. andeventcr is an eloquent speaker and d sPlen- did canpaigner, and Judge Wood will be ably represented by him.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
R--=z 1 Notice

l call has been issued ordering the return of all guns, belts. bayo- nets. uniforms, cauteens and havo- sacks belonging 10 g5e govern ment, and issued to membets of Co. 1, znd Rest. All persons having airy ol these articles ih their possession are holding them unlawfully and afe liable to prose cution, Return them at once.
 l. c. Hammock, Capt.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03

All the newest shapes in hats can be found here.
 MeCioy < Trotter. hIr. Ino. Martin, of Warren, spent last sunday with relatives in our city.
 Goming.-A carload of farni- ture, which We will sell cheap.
 AfeGloy < Trotter. Afr. Ieg Hicks. of Pine Bluff, was here tdis week, looking after his interests.
 Ladies man tailored skirts, new line, pretty patterns. at ". NJ. Robertson ! Co
 AIr. Viii Simpson, of MorrelI, was a visitor to our city the first of this week.
 Walk-Over-tbe best shoe on earth for men-s3 30 and S4.oo
 McCIoy & Trotter. Mr. Richard Stinson, of Morrell, was d visitor to our city the first of this week.
 See our line of sewing machines before you go elsewhere.
 !. B. Wilson Furniture Go. Talk with j. E. Shell about milk COWS or stock cattle of any kind. If Don't neglect your cold. Get No. 10 from Brown, MeQuiston & Go. If.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas lvers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store. Mr. Dixon Trotter, of Dermott, spent last Saturday and Sunday with his family in our city.
 Mr. Joe Bell, of Little Rock, is here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Bell.
 Mr. Chas. Owens, of Pine Bluff, was shaking hands with the mer- chants here, this week.
 Ne will receive, this week, q carload of nice furniture.
 l. B. Wilson Furniture Go. Mrs. A. II. Gates, of St Louis . vas here last week on visit to her friend, Mrs. L. E. Ioke.
 Mrs. Minnie Sullards. of For dyce, was here this week on visit to her sister, Mrs. Beverly Cowles. All Standard Periodicals for sale at Brown, McQuiston X Co S., af- ter March Ist. tf MT. J NJ. WaddeII, of Morrell, visited his family in our city the first of this week.
 Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance will please let Us know it. Phone 30. To please everybody is impossi- ble, but to please his patrons is the one effort of Ed Spencer's life
 Do you ask what is No 10; It is d grippe medicine that will cure yonr colds, coughs and lagrippe ten times as quick IS anything c,,e laf sale by Brown, Nc C-.s.Ja s ~o. If,
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
Drew Go. Wood Club

As previously announced, the Drew Go Carroll D. Wood Club mel at t6e Court House last Satur- day Owing to the fact that Cir cut Court was in session, only a short meeting could be held. It WIS moved and carried that the President appoint five delegates and len aIternates 10 represent this Club the otate Convention of Wood Clubs on March 6;h. The following were appointed
 l Wadsworth, C. Nil lilmsou, Prof. ]. l.. Spence, C. r. Harris, .. '. Gotham, " k, Hammock, Frank riilar, Frank Haynes, E. P. Kidd Maj. " M Anderson, E. C. Hammock, R. N Harreil. Dr. l. T. Gheairs, R. [ Fleming, Walter Disbongh, J. E. Padden and \ ]. Posev.
 Moti9n made and carried talt T committee consisting of one mem Der from each Township in the County be appointed to solicit new members to join the Club. Presl- dent Handley appointed the fol- lowing as members of this commit tee
 Clear Creek. 4 NJ. Nichols ]; Spring Hill. R. A. Teeter; Frank lin, Walser Dishou1h Co.lin ,.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
NOtice.

The partnership hitherto exist ing between Courtney < Allen is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent, r. '. Allen retiring; and all debts made by Courtney X Allen are assumed by II. E. Courtney, and all debts due the firm to be paid to II [. Courtney.
 IL F. Courtney
 r. (. Allen. Collins. Ark.. 2r5- o4.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
W hat are They.

Ghambeflain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. \ new remedy for stomach troubles. bilionsnes and constipation, and a good one. Price 9 cents. For sale by E. E. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
tterJ.d#3 gteTafS.

The members of James \. Jack son Camp wi,l please meet at the Court House in Monticello, Ark, Saturday, March 5th, Igo4 Il } clock P. m. for the purpose of paying dues for thi, year. Please do not f4il To attend this meeting.
 r ii Bordeaux.
 W X. Brown. Com.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
The Lost RIug.

Wona an lived in RacIlinsack, had ring
 worm on her back,
 Said she wouldn't care snatch, but was
 where she couldn't scratch. Therefore she. could not endure, had to have
 ail quick and sure.
 One box of Hunts Cure, price soc. did the work It always does. It's guaranteed. s1r sale by D I Uya4
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
.cSa1 I%ems.
The March winds blow.

The Spring time has come again. Fruits of all kinds at Curry < Wells.
 "RoyaI Blue" shoes at
 II. NJ. Wilson < Cos. The Street Fair is in full blast here this week.
 Fresh barrel of pigs feet at Cur. " x Wells.
 Fresh garden seed at Bordeaux Drug Store. tf See N. D Rodgers for high grade fertilizers.
 Wall paper-spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store. Miss Fannie Brooks visited Mem, phis this week.
 Fresh garden seed at Brown, McQuiston X Cos. If. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion. Figs and dates at Curry X We Is.
 The MoNrIeE1LoNIAN Phone No 30. Send in your locals. For pure analysis fertilizers go to W. D. Rodgers.
 Mr. B. Cowles made a trip to Dermott last Sunday.
 Bordeaux Tettcr Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. Ii Mrs. J. D. Jones, of Dermott, was here last week.
 All kinds of fresh breakfast foods at Curry X Wells.
 Ponderosa tomato seed at Bor- deauX Drug Store.
 OnIyest hide and fur buyer in Monticello, E. Shell. If You can always find fresh can dies at Curry X Wells.
 Nr. ]. D. Ahrens made q busi- ness teip to St. Louis this week. Landreth's $ garden seed, in bulk, at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Miss lone Thompson spent last Sunday with friends at Dermott. Genuine Colman and Valentine beans at Bordeaux Drug Store. tt Fresh maple syrup and all kinds of jams and jeIIies at Curry x Wells.
 Mir. II. r. Bailey spent several days with his family in our city this week.
 We have just received q new line of baby buggies and go-earts.
 Jeter Furniture Co. fudge Merritt and little dtugh- fer, of Lake Nlllage, visited our city thls week,
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
State ef Arkansas, GnAl.l..nl- nra,,-

State of Arkansas.
 Coantq ol Drew.
 We, I. Dunlap. E \ Gaddy apd E. R. Bond. three citizens of the county of Drew and benselolders therein, having thereto been appointed hr o. P. Bond Justice If the Peace If said county. have this day viewed certain horso shown lo Us by B z. Dunlap as m cstray. Said horse is 9 or 10 wears old; sorrel. with blaze it face; wbite hind feet; brardcl on left shouI- der with lrttrf +; scapo6 left front leg, iaat above the knee; ,aid horse is abou l54 hand. hlel stftehalt in right hind leg. And We do vaae the saia horse to be worth tine sum of : 1000 j l. Dunlap.
 k. F. Bond.
 E N Gadag Stthsc crihed and ,drn t1 before Il e# #t.f, 2g'h day of Dee. lJ0a. G. r. Bond, JP
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03

All parties holding claims against the estate of w M. Nunn, deeeas- ed, are requested to probate the same within one year, and are warned that if net probafed within two years will forever be barred from receiving any benefit from such claims
 C. T Harris.
 AdmInistrltor.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
f W liihdI oHap NllutS.

NiImar snap Shots
 More thunder and rH1 ia Feb. s5aeeofdug to weather prophets. we will have frost the last of April IS well as about the first.
 The beautiful warm days of last week has brought out the peach trees in bloom. Farmers have commenced preparing for corn and cotton.
 The epidemie=of colds and Ia grippe over the country is rather giving way bat there is plenty of of measles and humps around Will mar, especially in the neighbor. hood East of t and Ut Allis.
 MT ?. Mattjnely. the con. tractor for oak piIiag. who has been very. y.sjek is able to be up again. His wife and brother-in- law, who were called here on ae- count of his illness, have returned to their home tt New Port.
 AIr. Clark slnms, sou of Rev. J. W Simms, was recently ordpi ed a minister of the Baptist Church, preached his first sermon in Will mar last Thursday night. Just two weeks previous, Mr be Dan iel, another young man who was ordained the same time preached his first sermon at the same place. Itis very gratifying to the many friends of both young men to see them starting oil so well in their profession of lie.
 On Wednesday night of this week, Mrs. " V. Crockett, prominent lady lecturer, is to fa- vor the Wimar people with one of her entertaining lectures in the college ehapeIi and on tn goth inst, Prof. Chas. Lane. one of the most entertaining lecturers of the South, will again entertain the people of Wilmar with one of hls  lectures.
 we netiee in the Leader, of Cow iagtoa. Tenn. an account of the death of Rev. v. Mccain. which occurred at his home in Normanna, Texas. He was brother of the i7te George Mccain. of Monticello, and has l large of relatives in Monticello and Drew county, He was sur eiyed only few days by his wife He died on the 4th of Feb. and his wife on the I2tb
 Candidates have been right mum crouS around NiImaf the last ten days looking up tbeir claims on the good people" oi Wilnar.
 Mrs \ IT. Ggtss. of St. Louis, is visiting her son. C C. Gates, and other friends in WiImar.
 
 Mr. John Sowers, after two months visit to friends in this has returned 10 his home at MG &ien, . T.
 Ar. B. P Kidd maaca business trip down the toad last week and returned yesterday.
 A. /. Niimar. March ist.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
CIGARS

Bickaft' $.
 CIGARS
 as usual are not over the stan
 dard but this is a guaranteed
 and long tried tavar.te. IT.
 one aud you will smoke no
 other. For sale onlv at
 Bickart $
 ''Perfectfoa Clothing spccfa.- ly made for young men. They will wear, tnd prices a1e T;sat. New styles for Spring arriving daily. See them
 McCio9 x Ff5tter.
 When bilious try dose of Cham berlain Stomach and Liver Tab. lets and realize for once how quick. Iy a Grst-class up-to-date medicine will correct the disorder. For sale by K. r. Vance Bordeaux.
 Mr. Willie Crook, of Baxter. and Miss tIettie Grate, who lived one mile South of this eitF were married on last Monday morning. The young people have our best  wishes. They will reside at BaX- ter. Judge Wood friends will have q grand rally and torch-light pro. Icession in Monticello. inthe event of his election to the office of Gov elnor Itis intended to make it the grandest affair ever before vii messed in this part of the State.
 Rev. ". r. Amis, of Hot Springs, Was here the first of this week, asking a donation for the building of q public auditorium and library in Hot Springs. He preached two excellent sermons at the Baptist Church Inst Sunday.
 Everybody is invited to attend the State Convention of Wood Clubs to be held at Little Rock. March Sth. All the railroads make  q rate of one fare plus fifty cents for the round trip. Drew county. Judge Woods home, should send fifty delegates.
 In tbe case of Dawkins against tbe Ghieot Lumber Co.,, for perso- nal damages. tried last week in the Drew Circuit Court. the jury returned a verdict for Dawkins in she sum of eighteen hundred dol lars. The Lumber Go. appealed to the Supreme Court
 Hon. Robert l.. Rogers. of Nan Buren. candidate for Attorney General, will address the people at She Court House, in this city, on Monday night, the i4th inst. IIia opponents are invited 10 meet him, and vii, likely be on hand. Let the people turn out and hear the speaking.
 Mrs E. E. IIendrieS has return ed from Jackson, Miss where she was called last week, by teie- gram, announcing the serious con. dition of her oldest son, Walter, who was badly cut in quarrel with one of the school boys He accompanied his mother home and we are glad to learn that his wound Is not as bad as was first reported Willie Douglas. of this city, who was attending Beauvoir College, at WiImar, died of pneumonia, at that place last Monday The re mains were brought to this city and inferred in Oakland Cemetery, on last Wednesday. The laniIy have our sympathies in their loss lhe deceased was about IS or 19 years old.
 We call the attention of our readers to the announcement of Mir. R. L. Hoguc, who is candi- date for Constable of Marion Fp. Mir. Hogue is a clever man, and has served the people of Monticello as deputy marshal, always giving satisfaction If elected Constable he will serve the people of the
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
aIatter. Not.

No matter tac nams; no matter the place; ifyaa are at.ticaet With that iaaoleraba o.- taa aearuc.aaag itching ,eusafion, y,a want a cure yoa 0QI quick. Hunt Cure aa in#Hbfc, aasr iafag remedy. t eafe.. uglr 5nc paa box and strictly guaranteed.
 For sale by D. T lfqatt.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
CI "

Maydr-Pat. Henry. Jr
 Reeafaer-Gee. A kaex.
 Adermen-=I.J J. MeGloy, r Il. seotti R. Il. Mccullough, ]. L. Allen. Jack cur ". city council meets the first Friday night In each month
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03
Valley Telephone Go.

95ss ''e is'AtNi t'.st - 't id9l N0Ih. fadiesl-Our new goods are ar irving dtily ! ou are invited to edl
 II NJ Wilson &Go Mrs E. l. IIendriek# left ycster= day morning for St. Louis, where she goes to purchase her Spring stock of Millinery goods.
 Me have received our line of Spring mating and want you ta eaII and see it.
 Jeter Furniture Co. Mr. Joe Reayes, who has been working for Ed. Spencer for sever- al months, has resigned and return ed to his home at azsvil,e. Ark There was quite 3 crowd came over from Warren and Wilmlr last Friday night to witness the piay by the Tolson Stock Co.
 The ]. B. Wilson Furniture Go carry full line of furniture. cof- fins, etc. Over II. NJ. Wilson Grocery Store.
 The Street Fair is one of the at. fractions of our city; and tbe other attractions are at II. NJ Wilson < Cos Store, in the shape of dress goods, etc etc.
 All the Democratic party needs to insure success next fail Is a plat form as good and satisfactory as Ed. Spencer stock of dry goods. Ex-Congressman, T. C. McRae is out in q published letter oppos. ing the election of Gov. Jeff Davis, and giving as his reason opposition to the thlrd term.
 We have few nice eidcrdown comforts that we wish to dispose of, and in order to do so will sell them very cheap.
 Jeter Furniture Co  The Tolson Stock Company closed a week engagement at the Opera House, in this city, last Saturday evening. This is good company and was well patronized. The Grand Jury, of Drew Co.,, adjourned last Friday evening, af- two weeks session. The jury returned about So true bills; most of them for misdemeanors.
 All the people are invited to call at the City Market Friday as we will be open and full of all kinds of meats and other business.
 J. L. Shell. FoR SALE A secondhand two horse wagon and a lot of farm implements \ bargain i: bought at once. Apply to
 c. Jeter Hamlet once said Put mon eY in thy purse Had he been living in Monticello to-day he would have framed his advice to read '>Trade entirely with Ed. Spencer"
 A man may be able to give q good account of himself; but ths question is can he give an account that will please hls wife. Fms can be done by trading with Ed. Spencer.
 l have purchased the fancy gro cery, restaurant, etc., from Spencer Lawson and will continue the bus mess at the same stand l respect fully invite my friends and the public, ~oeas.tIly, to call and see me.
 J A Bishop.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-03

Remember the Wood Club meet ing next Saturday evening An interesting program will be rem dered
 Our line of dry goods, shoes, no- tions, etc. is now complete. Gall and see them.
 N NJ Robertson X Co Mir and Mrs k. A..Pickens, of Walnut Lake, were here the first of this week on on visit 10 rela- tiyes.
 What We say is truel What we dois legitimate What we prom ise is fulfilled
 I'd. @pedeer. The Carroll D. Wood Club meets 4tthe Court House here next Saturday evening Let every Iov. erot good government. who can poss.bIy. .do.so. attend
 American Beauty Gor-eees-A large shipment of this wellknown corset just received at ", NJ. Rob ertson < Cos.
 Fifteen acres of good land, ad- joining corporation, for rent. Ap= ply to
 ". II. MeQmston. Get q Telephone and be happy Nothing like t for so small aa in- seatment.
 Valley Telephone Co. Mrs.E. P Kemley and Misses Lola and Eate Raborn and Fannie Hftkerzgn, of Bermott, visited our city the latter part of last week. Ladiesl-Our new goods are ar. irving daily lou are invited to .f.=f#I