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GAYSVILLE.

son was born August II to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Rogers OF Wilder, and grand
son to Mr. Addle Rogers, also Mr.. and
Mrs. George SWlueY OF this plIc".-N. J."
sheldon and wife have returned To their
home in Boston.-Among those who are
attending the q. y II. encampment at
Boston this week are Mr.. and Mrs. John
IIasar. T.. {. Hasar, Elisha Boutwell,
Charles IIcn. o. j. Richardson and Mrs.
Lewis Richardson.-Mi Mary Leonard
OF Pcuacook, y a., arrived saturday at
the home Of her mother for a two weeks
StaV-JulluS Rice. a former resident of
tins town. hut now of National city,
California; is calling on old friends after
an absence OF IL years. He is acconpdn-
ed by his daughter. Lilliau.-Tho Roy. j.
Wesley Miller was called to RousoS
Point. n Y, last week by the death of
his grandfathcr.-Ai Arlctta Packard
went Tuesday to Bennington for two
weeks staN.--Mrs. tild NJ. pdE', who has
been abroad Tor two months, is expected
to arrive at the Cobblo IN a few days.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The CraftsburN Dramatic club repeated
their play Tuesday evening in the town
hall and Friady evening in Wolcott -Mrs.
Carrie Wennarm from Jcffersonville is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. r. y.
Gala CHER and children spent few days
at Caspian Lake the first OF this week
Several from this town went to Boston
on the G. a. r.. excursion last Saturday.
Mir. and Mrs. George Howard spent a
few days last week in Montreal.-Thc
CraftsbuTy and East Iardwlck grangers
united in picnic at Caspian Lake Weines =
daN.-Mr. ana Mrs Frank Coss from.
Lowell, Mass. are spending a short Naca-
ton with friends in town.-Tho Rev and
Mrs. y. NJ. Pra:t from Nun son, Mass.
arc spending - few days with her par
ents Mr.. ana Mrs. Paddock
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WARREN.

George J. Long was in Burlington Fri
day and Saturday of last week-Frank
Stoddard has sold his farm to George
Ro,inson far $3.50 and gives possession
Nov lille Rochester boys came here
SATURDAY "nt played "a game Of ball with
the Warrcl cam. the score stood to !,
in favor OF the Rochester boys.-Cecil
Shattuck ar Clayton Miller returned
from Long Point Sunday where they
have been fishing FOR two wceks-NIrs
Wallace EstN IS in quite feeble health
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon freeman visited in
bristol sunday George Elliot has infia-
nation of tho howols-Thc Warren Tele-
phone oompany's lines are advertised TO
be sold at puhlic auction it being "a
sheriff salc.-J l. Gleason. travelling
salesman for n Vermont Farm Machine
Co. at Bellows Falls, was in town over
sunday William Conner and Miss Lillian
JCnes Of Providence. r. l.. have pccn
visiting in town for a few days.
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Grand republican rally in the town hall
on the afternoon OF August %. The speak,
ers will be the Hon. W. w. Miles Of
Rarton, the irish orator, Edward -.
Finn OF Springfield. and the great cam
pagn singer Markham. Thomas Kennedy
Is home from Montpelier on n short va
cation. Miss Mildred Peck Of Somerville.
Mass, was entertained by Mrs. II. II.
lin last week--Mr. and Mrs. Rufus kins-
ley and Carl winchester went on the G..
A. Il. excursion to Boston Monday
ITwcnty-seven were confirmed by the Rev.
Father Turcotte at the st. Ignatius
Church Monday Lewis a young son of
Lewis Gonyeau. died August 10, of con
SUMPTION.
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ROXBURY.

The Warren road school commenced
Monday with Miss II. Frances Hanlon as
teacher-Miss Susie Thornton, who has
been with Mrs stockton has returned To
Boston. Mrs. Ada Markham and Miss
Fannie smith Of Weymouth. Mass, are
visiting Miss Esther Ellis.-Mr and Mrs,
Carl Ellis were IN Brookneld recently
Henry Tracy is recovering from his re-
cent illness.-AIr and Mrs. George Roys
are spending a week in Boston.-Miss
Gertrude Chambers of Warren was at f..
W. Slayton's Saturday. =. and Daniel
Worcester also J. G. Smith are attending
the c. A. r. encampment IN Boston 49,
Archie Williams is working for Frank
Chase Willie Flint was at his home ON
account of illness recently but returned
to his work Monday. Ernest Ordway of
Fitchburg, Mass" is at home for short
visit.-Cieorge Andrews was thrown from
a load of hay and quite badly injured last
week
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

At the Baptist Church parsonage August
10 occurred the marriages of Edwin
Lemery and Miss Hattie stone and Emery
stone and Miss Abbc Luce. The contract
ing parties were young people from Brain
troe and the officiating clergyman was the
Rev. Samuel Knowles.
Miss Fannie Draper and James Walker
were united in marriage at three q clock
saturday afternoon at the Episcopal
Church by the Rev. Brian Roberts, rec
tor of the Church Of the Good Shepherd
Barre. The church was prcttily decorated
for the occasion with goldcnrod, has
turslums and ferns. The bride. who was
uDattended. was attired in "A pretty dress
of embroidered mouslin do solo trimmed
with satin bands and fagotting Miss
Marguerite Thomas and Master John
Mead were the ring bearers and the
ushers were DR.. Charles Cushman, fred
stone OF Windsor. Fred White and John
Mc1.esn. both of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker left soon after the ceremony on
& short carriage trip to Barre where
they will make their home at 90 tliff
street.
A daughter was born Wednesday,
August 10. to Mr.. and Mrs o. II. Silver
Mrs. silver will be remembered here as
Miss Nellie Wyman.
Miss Marie Thayer left town Saturday
for Burlington and Saratoga. ~ Y,
where she will visit friends and relatives
for few days
Miss Mary Sargent started Saturday for
few days trip to the St Louis cxposi-
ton
Guests from out of town for the Draper
Walker wedding Sunday were O. H.
Pape, F. l.. White, Mrs. I. r. Rickcrt
and Miss Alice A. Papc of Barre, Will
lam Mercer and ]. II. Stone of Windsor
and Leon Webster of Hanover, n. u.
Mrs. Deborah Mann Flint. widow OF
the late Seth NJ. Flint. died Sunday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock Of heart disease Mrs.
Flint was Y years Of age and leaves
one brother and one sister Mrs f. NJ.
Kenyon Of Mississippi and Charles b.
Mann of this place. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at two o clock at
Mrs. A. j. BoyCe's. where she mas lived
for the past two months, with interment
IN SouthVicw cemetery.
The Grange meeting Saturday evening
was IN charge Of the following officers
as it was ladies' night: Master. Mrs Har-
ris Bass. oVerseer Mrs. Emma Morse: as
Slstant steward. Miss Mary Morse; l;.Gv
assistant, Miss George Mann; steward
Miss Catherine Connolly: chaplain. Mrs.
Ernest Manchester; lecturer, Miss Nora
Connolly, the others were the same as
usual very interesting programme was
1urnished Song, Miss Lettie Bailey: reel
tations, T.. S Tewksbury. George Flint.
Martin Connolly; and readings by Mrs
George Flint, Mrs. F. r. Smith and Miss
Alice Buck
August II republican rally Will be
held here. The voters will have a chance
to listen to James Wilson, y. J. Foster
ana n. j. Markham. At present il needs
some Stir" to get out n large vote and
unless there is spirited representative
night the vote will fall below the normal
D. - wells Is the first candidate to file
MS nomination papers. He is particularly
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.


-" iep"ot., ""S ,''"''pe"
nluch era''ned hurSuaF by 'he an
iioul'''"i'H. ~ ''c iePuu.i.n" H'H,e 800
i'"t'e' tiat the non NIl''a'H ~ ~
secretary Oh "Hr' VIII sPe"h Az ralN y"
ne heIn III 'h'S CITY Oh riuds evening,
AUGUST ~. senator W. r. DII"hshath ana
otner Wen known orators VIII ALSO denver
addresses ~ Is propaoic 'i's Will ne ilau'
" rrahu rd,'N Tor ""Sh'ns'"H '"u"'''
ne republican caucus 10 nominate l.,
c"H"'uHt's lor JuS''ceS Oh '"' peace anu
Il cahulda'' 1of rrPtoschth'lNc 10 inc gen.
tIa' Assembly VIII De h''d IN Arn'orS nan
rr,"'N evening. AUGUST ~ ~ 's NJ
cloch Among ,he r"PuplIcahS 'rrlu,u'lN
nchuo'''u Tor ms honof are "N- MiN1t
Joseph " Brown A ~ far"eii w. r..
ADAMS. D. NJ. Boutwell, r. !" Lara ana
r., II. DcaVitt'
MOSES Emerson was conNIS'c' ihurS"dN
IL CITY court on Il preach OF the pea ="
III dSSd"I'tHs ms WIG ana "dS HH'" 80
ana COSTS Emerson owned q tat'i III
Nal"iS ana moved TO Montpeher ABOUT
SIX months ago Divorce papers "ere re-
Gently served upon him and the evidence
tended I" show that he had threatened
10 cut ms Wifes throat, putting her IN
great bouiiN fear. Emerson ana MS VIE
nav" not lived together for six months.
Ihe FIRST Church of CHRIST. SCIENTISTS,
OF Brattleboro, organized Tor the purpose
OF promoting the knowledge and later
ests Of the Christian Science faith, file d
Thursday articles of Incorporation in the
Office of the secretary of State. The IL
subscribers reside in Brattleboro
Brooks Post, q. A. r., went to Bos-
ton Saturday morning in "A special car,
many of the members being accompanied
by their wives and daughters. The Mont
pelicr Military band went on the special
Sunday morning and will lead the YER
mont division I'm the grand noraIe on
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NEWPORT CENTER.

Alonzo Hunt died August 10. The fu-
neral services OH Saturday. August 49,
in the house of r. Wheeler The services
were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Ryan -
'fhe Rev II. q. JIeyer, (Advcutist) and
wife arc on long vacation visiting
friends ~ southern Vermont Presiding
elder Sherhurn was here on his Official
duties OH sunday August 1.-THE Rev
IL. +. PARKER has returned from his three
Neeks' VISIT to the State of Maine
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NoRTHrIELD.
WATERBURY.

Inc nome ball team won its third con-
sccutiVc victory Saturday. Tho game was
played with the Waterbury Center team,
"hlch was wound up to the tune of L.
10 b. sullivan and Stuart were the local
battery ana Palmer and Baldwin for the
Center.
nc scloctmen Of Waterbury and Fol
Ton assisted by II. +. Smith. surveyor
ana surveyor from Burlington. who
nave run the lines, held 4 meeting at
'he town clerks office in Waterbury We'd
n"sday TO determine the actual town line
between the towns This action became
necessary to determine the rights OF own
crs OF certain lots on each side of the
line.
ne republican caucus will be held mkt
Monday, August q. The democratic eau
Gus on Aul1iSt of
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Inc annual Sunday school picnic will
he held on the grounds of Frank
hhtche'der August q Lizzie F}umpus
attended the teachers examination at
Hardwick Cora Evilyn BENJAMIN re-
ceiVed tho prize given by the mcdi-
cine compdny.--Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Clark are occupying their cottage-
Sadle lncnlis has returned to her home
in IHkennri Y LII
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs Salmon Williams is quite sick
quite number from this place we're i'm
lrookheld Friday evening to attend the
concert ana 10 visit those who are camp
ing AZ the lake.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Neal and little daughter of Moretown and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Neal OF Waitsfield and
Fred Joslin and wife of Mortified spent
several days the last of the week with C.
NJ. Dana and vife.-Mrs. VIII Meror and
little son of Barre visited at c. f.. Wood
wards recently. .-Abnor Capin and wife
or Boston, Mass, are boarding at ;.
WlllamS'S for a short time
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DARING SURGERY IN
MID.OCEAN.
Life Of Mnn Saved by Doctors who
Happened to he Among the Stcnmship
HlSSencerA

It docs rot fall TO tho lot Of every man
without means to be stricken down on
board an ocean liner with the dread dis
case Of gangrenous appendicitis in mid
ocean and to be successfully operated
upon and nursod by as good surgical and
hospital skill as can be obtained on the
land and vet that is what happened to
Sixth Engineer Roberts of the ROYAL Mail
steamship Ivernia of the Cunard limo re-
Gently, and who j. now convdloSclng in
this city. says tho Boston Post.
Engineer Roberts. who IS I sturdy
Wolshnan. was taken sick on the second
day out from Liverpool while ON duty.
Ships Surgeon Jones. who attended the
man. diagnosed the ease as appendicitis
and ono requiring immediate operation.
Surgeon Jones was at once confronted
with tho dangerous condition of tho ougi-
nocr, tine necessity of Immediate opera
ton. and AT tho same time was aware
of tho inadequate means for surgical
operation at hand.
ON board the lvcrnia. travelling mcoc..
and returning home from a European trip.
were two wcll-known surgeons and nos
pitsu chiefs. namely. Or. Frank H. Eurt.
chief surgeon Of the Union General hos
pital of this city and Or r.. \. Hall of
Vancouver. Is g. While Ships Surgeon
Jones was not aware OF the identity Of
these two gentlemen he caused It t. he
circulated about tho first cabin that one
Of the ships officers was Ill and that am
operation was about to b. performed and
that he desired volunteers for ia. service.
hoping in that way to secure surgical
assistance and nurses.
CLEVER NURSE HELPED HIM,
Greatly to his joy and delight H.. d.~-
covered the two doctors and IN addition
two graduate nurses one. 81 Ms CAR
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WEST HAVEN.

Mrs. Clara Nelson, who teaches in the
Boston Conservatory of Music, is visiting
friends in town.-'rhc Rev. H. NJ. Douglas
is taking his vacation at Revere Beach
Mass.-Mr Van Alstyne or New York
was guest oi Frank Jakway's over Sun
day. Mrs Anna Gale. who has b,en
visiting at tho Roy. NJ Douglass has
returned to her home in Brattl' horo A
party of West Haven young people has
been camping for a week at Lake Bono
seen. Mrs Mary Murry chaperonod the
party which consisted OF Misses Florence
Edna. Fannie and Bessie JdkwaY. Julia
and Clara Hitchcock. Maud and Annis
kilburn. Cora Fish. Daisy Ingalls, and
Mary LoamY Mr.. and Mrs ODonnell
and daughter from Michigan are visiting
relatives in town.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Proctor on August
tG--A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Bigclow on August ..
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WRONG REMEDY.

is it true" asked the caller, that your
husband ordered DR., Smoother out of the
house,
Yes. Poor Jack has been carrying ;he
baby all night and every night for week
ana was run down to n thread | called
the doctor, and he told Jack that hc l-ust
take exercise. - etr6.- E"~- prAAa
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fully established.
Continued from third psgt)

fully established.
September s. the fall term Of Newport
Academy and graded school will com
mence.
L. G. Chase sold his fish market and
business to Henry Pcquu on Saturday.
Possession was giyen Monday.
Frank Wheeler has sold his hack in
GLIDING team and business to a man
from West Derby
few weeks in Albany and Newport on ac-
count of Nh McClary's health, started
for home IN Lacon H.. Tuesday morning.
John f,ildreth has bought the Clinton
Tucker place in West Derby and will
fnove there soon
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Fred Hayden Of Middlebury and Bert
Ward of Pittsford were arrested Sat
urday evening by Officer Phelps and
placed in jail to remain over sunday
morning they were arraign-
ed before Justice Briggs and fined
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st2.20 each for intoxication. Hayden
paid his fine but Ward was unable to
settle and was taken to the county Jail
for ten days.
Guy Hosmer has resigned his posi-
ton at ClifYord's market, and com
menccd work for the Neshobe Electric
company.
J. r. Churchill has taken a position
in G. l.. Clifford's meat market.
Misses Isabelle Sleight and Sue Kerr
of Englewood, n. j., arc spending rev
days with the Misses Prindle.
r. A. Sessions has moved from Grove
street to the Thompson place on High
street which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Charles Snow of Swanzey. N. IT,.
is visiting her parent. Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. Cahee.
John Robinson OF Fair Haven is spend
ing two weeks vacation here with his
mother, Mrs. W. r. Robinson
Otis +. Smith is spending this week In
Boston with relatives.
Y. A. Manchester has gone to Maine
for six weeks business trip.
Miss Clara DeMerrtt of MONTPELIER Is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Alice AIM
Hiram Allen was fined 5000 for intoxi-
cation Monday afternoon before Justice
G. w. Briggs.
The democratic town committee have
issued call for a caucus, 10 be held Fri
day evening at the town hall. to place
in nomination a candidate for town rep
rcsentative and 10 justices of the peace.
Three Swedes were arrested Tuesday
evening by Sheriff Fletcher for ntoxica-
ton, and placed in the fail until yester-
day morning when they were brought be-
fore Justice c. w. Briggs and hned 81 and
costs Amounting in all to sl1.2o each. They
were Charles Larson, Peter Johnson and
Charles Hansen. All of Worcester. Mass.
The republican caucus will be held Fri
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LOWELL.

The caucus to nominate n town repre-
sentative viii be held at the town ha
Saturday afternoon, August O--B. r.
Woods has made an addition to the park
by fencing a small adjoining triangle
near the original park.--Therc will be a
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The want ads. introduce people who
should know each other--whose interests
are mutual If YOU have too few ac.
quaintances of this kind. get better ac-
uuainted with the want ads.
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BRoWNINGToN.

l.. A. Drown has bought half interest
IN a grain and -four store in Woodsvile,
n. H., and his son Earl has gone TO work
in it.-W. A. Leland and Edith Perkins
were married last Wednesday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Durham
In Barton.
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WASHINGTON.

Ths petrified man that was found
by Willard Clough of Washington is in
perfect form in every way. His weight
was about $50 pounds when alive The
body is now feet, . inches in height and
weighs $50 pounds.
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her bed because Of bruises received in
the fracas.
The judges of supreme court will sit in
chambers at Montpelier next week, and
FRIDAY morning, August 20, will go in to
render decisions on several cases stll with
tho court
Boppy Dresser, former pitcher for the
intercity base ball team, left early We'd
nesday morning for his home in Boston.
NORTHTIELD.
The republican caucus to nominate n
cahuidate for town representative and
Justices OF the peace will DO held in viii
iaEe nan August 20 ut p. M
James Holland has sold to Henry
D,ough II springs upon the West hill.
iheSe include the O'Ncill spring and are
II considerable factor in the water supply
of Northfield
w mic cutting n shingle recently, Charles
iIson mad the misfortune to let the knife
snip ana cut tho main artery in his arm
,Hthough he lost "A good deal of blood
MS CONDITION is improving.
~. I. y. Shaw has moved into tho T..
~ Jones house on Main street and Capt
~. a. Shuttleworth will soon move into
tne mouse that DR.. Shaw has vacated,
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MARSHFIELD.
SOUTH WOODBURY..

FRANK Rohonon has taken a lumber
Of Geo. brow.
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SNAPSHOTS AT The NEWS
DAILY aAPPkrfNas or rHK
CITY BRiErLY TOLD


See WA. Knight for plumbing.
Something new in the card lin e .
McMilIan's ofhSe. II
For Plumbing see w. A. knight.
Brooks Second Hand Store 10
he adquarters for Heating Stoves. 2lO
East Main street. II
All the music in Burgomaster
now on sale at Arnold's Music
store. IS
All the music in Bdrgomaster
now on sale at Arpold's Music
store. IS
Plenty OF good dry voc at
| Gregory's Wood Yard. st
All the music in Burgomaster
now on sale at Arnold's Music
| store. IS
Plenty of good dry o ~
Gregory's Wood Yard st
The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at , O'Clock.
All members are urged TO bc pres
emit. It
J.. y. McElroy has our thanks for
IS. 90 In payment for the Daily Light
for n year.
County Comm H. T. VA
cher of Palmer. who has been sick
had sufficiently recovered 10 attend
a meeting of the court here Monday.
The Village IA son" Coz any ar
rived ia the city =. mord,nn 20 Gil
tonight.
j. r. Kennedy. h ID. Pickens,
Simp Wilson and Jess Kennedy
have retured from a hunting and
fishing trip on Trinity river. They
report killing about atty quails.
Drs. II, o, Stacey. W. f. West. c.
W. Simpson. Leonard Keplinger, r.
W. Florer and G. W Carter veLt TO
Ennis this morning TO attend a meet
ing Of the Ellis County Nsdicaf So
ciety.
WIN Throekmorton appeared in
the county court this morning and
entered IA plea Of guilty to a charge
Of giving liquor to 3 minor He was
fined $25.
Buster Minnick has accepted 2 po-
si.lon with Col Il. e Smith OF sher-
man. the alfalfa King of North
Texas.
T. + Feaster aud Miss Ollie May
SwanorG were united In marriage
this morning by Judge Hawkins Ia
his Office at the court house.
J A. Grimes who three years ago
sold a small farm near Sardis and
moved TO Parker county. was In the
city Monday and said he was Weii
pleased with that country
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Pc s 0 NAILS

Capt. c. NJ. Summons was In En-
mis- today.
DR.. Mitchell was a visitor to En-
mis- today.
Mrs. Julia jenkins has gon to
Waco to attend the Baptist ConYen-
ton.
Mai f. II. Griffin was in Milford
today.
Miss Price Conner has gone to
Avalon to teach a music class.
Hon. A. P. Barrett, Fannin oun
tvs state senator, spent a few hours
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ada Wood of Ennis spent
| yesterday in the city as a guest of
the family of G. c. Newton.
Fred Newton, cashier of the Ennis
National Bank, spent yesterday in
the city.
Mrs. G. c. Groce visited in Dali
las today.
Henry Martin and W. B. Howell
were passengers TO Dallas this norm
ing on the flyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Andrews have
returned from a visit TO Fort Worth.
Miss Carrie Sheffield of Benton
vile, Ark, who has been visiting the
family of Mr.. j. B. Crawford. left
for home this morning,
a. f. Brooks went TO Dallas this
morning.
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Foley Il Company Chicago o!ik.
mated Honey and Tar AN a throat
and lung remedy and on account of
the great merit and popularity OF
Foiey's Honey and Tar many imitA
lions are offered for the genuine
Ask for Foley's Honey aud Tar
and refuse M substitute offered as
NO other preparation gill give the
same satisfaction. II - mildly lax.
alive. 1t contains uo opistes and Is
safest Tor children and delicate per
ous
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Died Near Nash.

X. II. Harrison died yesterday
afternoon at his home neal Nash.
The interment took place today at
the Glenwood cemetery. The de
ceased was a nephew OF John NJ.
Harrison, and came TO this country
a few years ago from England.
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Best Liniment on Earth.

Henry ID. BALDWIN, Supt. City Wa
ter Works, S~hullsburg, Wis, writes
II have tried many kinds Of lini-
meut, but / have eve received
much benefit until 1 used Billiards.
Snow Liniment COR rheumatism and
pains. | think 1t the best Eminent on
earth &c, SOC, 81. Hood a Martin.
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II. A. NJ.

Waxahachie Chapter No. - will
meet Thursday evening, 10th inst.
at : O'Clock for work in NJ. and p.
OSCE GOODWIN, H. p.
w. l.. p. LEIGH. Secy.
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A Natural Position

The n~aturalneSS of our Photographs has won
the admiration of those who appreciate good
pictures. You'll like the likeness if you come
here to get it.