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Miss Sharp of Verona is the guest o
her sister Mrs. Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wylie visited rel
atives in Okolona this week.
A crowd of girls and boys enjoyed g
picnic at Coonwar Wednesday.
Misses Clara and Ola Gardner have
returned from trip to Nashville.
Little Miss Susie Repult of Planters.
vile is the guest of her sister Mrs. Joe
McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Repult were the
guests of relatives in Tupelo the past
week.
DR.. Quincy and wife of Blue Springs
were welcome visitors to Tupelo Tues
day.
Rev. R. A. Kimbrough and family
have returned home from their vaca-
ton trip.
Miss Clara Coffin and Miss Williams
of Jackson, Miss. are guests of Mrs.
Geo. Mitchell.
The Matinee club held a business
meeting with Mrs. S. ]. High Wednes-
day afternoon.
Misses Irene and Cliff Blair were guests
of relative in Aberdeen one day the
past week.
Misses Ozell and Bette Bryson of
Guntown, are the delightful guests OF
Miss Bessie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Wood of
Aberdeen have been guests of DIR. f.
Elkin the past week.
Mrs. Sam Bennett, and little daughter
Mamie Allene, are visiting relatives in
Pontotoc this week.
Misses Hattie and Nell Boggan left
this week for Zion City where they
will enter school this session.
We learn that Mr.. Mahlon Brown
has purchased the residence of Mr.. J.
l.. Garrett on Broadway.
Mrs. ]. T. Tapp, after spending
week with her children in this city,
returned to her home at Baldwin Mon
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Pryor have returned
home after spending a month most
pleasantly in the mountains of East
Tennessee.
Mrs. S. D. Shelton left Wednesday
for Blue Springs, where she was called
to the bed side Of her father who is
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs MCGEE of Commerce
Tex. are in the city the guests of Mrs.
McGee's brother Mr.. j. w. Roberts
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Armstrong, Mrs.
Josephine Armstrong. Miss Lizzie and
Mr. and Mrs. Written Duncan have re-
turned from trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson and
Miss Mamie Finley have returned from
a delightful trip to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, and st. Louis.
Rev. r. A. Kimbrough and Mr.. j. E.
Mabry left Tuesday morning for Zion
Baptist church where the West Judson
Association is in session.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. !!
]. w. Battle deeply sympathize with /
them IN the loss Of their little two year /
did son at their home near Saltillo last /
week The little fellow was sick only |
a few days and his death was great .
shock to his fond parents. The enter
ment t ,ok place at Saltillo.
We acknowledge receipt Of an illus
trafed edition of the Exeter (Cal. Sun
through the kindness of our young friend
Miss Geneva Boggan, who is spending |
some time on the Pacific Coast. Miss
Roggan is highly charmed with the ..
beauties and grandeur of the West and
writes most entertainingly Of her tray
els.
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Try the new drink Dandy" at Huges.
Hoadley's famous ice cream Hughes.
For prices on Fancy Lump Coal see
Geo. w. Baldwin aud Asa w. Allen.
For a good pleasant smok e, stop at
Hughes.
For Sale-1O Shares Cotton Factory
stock. See l.. G. Boggan.
The most refreshing of all drinks is
Dandy"
80 Ac. farm for sale 81 miles from
city, a bargain. --See L. G. Boggan.
| A nice new line of Lowney's just re-
ce:ved at Hughes.
$500 residence in city for sale. Rents
well See L. G. Boggan-
See Geo. w. Baldwin or Asa W. Allen
before you buy your winter supply OF
coal.
The latest and best drink of the season
is Dandy at Hughes.
For Sale-A 7 roo m house in the city
2 acre lot set to Bermuda $4,000 see L.
G. Boggan.
EOR SALE Residence lot, rs 200,
corner Main and Madison streets. APP
ply to O. X. Gary.
For sale-One white Shetland pony
apply Clifton's Pharmacy or the under
signed HERBERT CLIFTON.
Will be absent frorn city one eek,
after which will be eating off lots and
blks of real estate. See L. G. Boggan
For Sale-16O &C farm good clay
foundation all enclosed good wire fence
8 miles from city 1874 ac.-See L. G.
Boggan.
Istill haye some of tn most desirable
city and suburban lot ) and blocks on
which to build. 1t will pay you to price
them before buying. il. G. Boggan-
If you want your idle money to yield
a good profit invest in some of those,
beautiful lots ant blk. in Boggan survey
subdivision. just out of city limits.
The next thing you know, some one
is going to 10 ,se the opportunity OF
owning one of the love lest homes in.
one of the lost beaMt full groves in
the state lyir g just out ide corporate
limits OF city Of Tupe' ~. G. Boggan
For SALE oOac ia rm, good improve
ments, 3 ter ant hous es a spl up
to date resi- ence vii h good water and
orchard. 81 &C. of fine bottom land
in cultivat ION hes dies upland. Good
pastures W it'll runni 1g water an Ideal
stock farm /. Splen6led stand for coun-
try store g or milt IS city, Il, g Bog
gan.
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Snrtal ann prrannal


/ The Tupelo Mercantile Co. bought
the first new bale of cotton brought to
Tupelo by wagon this season, paying
II cents for same. Jeff Metcalf, color
ed, has the honor of selling the premi-
UNI bale this season to the above firm.
The Journal has secured the services
of Mr.. Monroe Cook who is now canvass
ing the county for new subscribers
The first week of Mr. Cooks work.
shows fine results and our subscription
list has been increased by having a
number of new names added thereto.
Mr.. Cook is duly authorized to receive
and receipt for any subscriptions taken
to the Journal
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Guntown Miss
LAST WEEK.

Miss Clara Mitchell will teach school
at Saltillo next session.
Miss Jimmie Long of Bonneville
visited relatives here first of the week.
Mrs. Myrtle Nc ougal Of Sapulpa |. T.
visited her sister Mrs. E. w. Cochran
last week.
Miss Mary Jones and Mrs. Lige Bills
visited relatives here Wednesday.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c, S.
Brice deeply sympathize with them in
the loss of their baby last week. 1t
was buried at Bethany last Friday.
The ice cream supper given one night
last week by Mrs. G. w. Cochran to
nieces Misses McDougal, was very
much enjoyed by all present.
We are glad to state that Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Brownlee are slowly inn
proving of fever, but yet quite sick.
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NONRESIDENT NUTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Ida Pitts whose post Office is I'M
known, defendant.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the county
Of Lee, in said State, on the Bird Mon
day Of September A. D., 1905, to de-
fend the suit in said Court of w. I.
Pitts for divorce, wherein you are a
defendant.
This 18 day Of August A. d., 1905.
G. W. LONG Clerk.
GUY w. MITCHELL Solicitors Compt.
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NON RESIDENT NOTILE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Eliza E Coats defendant whose
post office address is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Lee, in said State on the Bird Monday
of September, A. D. 1905, to defend
the suit in said Court of A. NJ. Johnson
ct al, for the sale of certain lands in
Lee county, Mississippi, wherein you
are defendant.
This 10Th day of Aug, A. D 1905.
G. w. LONG, Clerk.
j. e. Bright & Clayton & Clayton,
Solicitors Compt.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mr.. Matte E. Patterson Zion
City III Defendant.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county of
Lee, in said State, on the 3rd Monday of
September A. ID. 1905. to defend the
SUIT in said court of A. w. Patterson
for divorce, wherein you are defen-
dant.
This IL day Of August A. D. 1905.
G. w. LONG Clerk.
j. E. BRIGHT & CLAYTON & CLAYTON
e MITCHELL & CLAYTON.
Solicitors for Compt.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Guss Forrest.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Lee, in said State, on the Bird Monday
of September, 1905, to defend the suit
in said of court Jane Forrest, wherein
youare defendant.
This Aug. 81, 1905.
G. w. LONG Clerk.
j. E. BRIGHT & CLAYTON & CLAYTON.
Solicitors For Comp.
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prssbyterianx Take Notice

The 81 description lists for the support
Of q Pas 5or other expenses Of the Tupelo
Presbyt .rian churl III are open at Shelby
Tops store. Ples ,se call and sign your
name FOR the amc pnt you propose 70
give.
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NON-RESIDENCE NOTICE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To j. A. Coates and Sons. New York,
273 Church St. Ny.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county Of
Lee. in said State, on Bird Monday of
September A. D., 1905, to defend the
suit in said Court Of ASA ALLEN Com
plainant wherein you are defendant.
This II day Of July "A. D., 1905.
G. w. LONG Clerk.
%. X. GARY.
Solicitor Compl't
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FRISCO SYSTEM

WEST BOUND
Southeastern Limited, daily -4,57 Pr
Memphis & New York Limited -3.45 an
Memphis & Tupelo Accom-. daily G. 35 a, m
EAST BOUND
Southeastern Limited, daily II. 10 a. m
New York Limited, through
sleeper daily ------------12SO a. m
Memphis & Tupelo Accommo
dalton daily arrive Tupely- 800 p. m
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cIose q sehooI at sast eetheI.

The Universalist church was ablaze with
| light Saturday evening, the event being
the entertainment given by the village
school al its close. The teacher, Miss
Lena Rhodes Of Randolph, has just COM
pleted her fifth term here. The church
full to overlooking OF parents and friends
OF scholars attested 10 their interest in
the school The school is large and must
have severely taxed the teachers efforts
and time, yet she always aad kind word OF
greeting for acquaintances and scholars.
The churchwas very testefully decorated
with bunting for which much credit is
due 20 Mrs. NJ. 9. Washburn.
The entertainment was all OF il very
ereditable and showed evidence a plenty
Of hard ana trying work Tor both teach
er and pupils. The pieces and declama-
tions were we'll rendered and many worthy
OF particular mention, among which were
solos by Miss Rhodes and Miss Ethel
Buck, both responding to encores. r H..
Buck contributed a eornet solo, which
was well received. The "Trip to Asiau
was particularly interesting and in
structive. The costumes OF Miss Grace
Godfrey as girl from Java; Miss Ethel
Buck, girl from China; Miss Lucy Rea,
a girl from India; and Miss Amber Moore,
a girl from Japan, were very elaborate
and well gotten up. The closing piece
was a patriotic tableau OF the entire
school and gave a theatrical effect, with
its music and limelights.
Mrs. Myron Washburn filed in between
times with pleasing music from The phono-
graph, all OF entirely new records not
heard here before.
The exhibition showing what the school
has accomplished was a pleasure to
parents and delightful surprise to others.
There was no admission asked but
after the entertainment a collection was
taken amounting to = 81, for the purpose
OF purchasing singing books for the
school.
Thirty-one pupils were enrolled during
the term, with an average attendance Of
q plus. Grace Godfrey aud John Wash
burn had no marks.
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GRANVILLE.

Verlon Wood was in Brookfield Tuesday.
Dudley Rice was at his home in Roxbury
Tuesday.
Frank Kennedy from Roxbury was in
town Tuesday.
E. \. hemenway got his head badly
hurt in the bowl mill one day last week.
Mrs. Martha Cove and her son, Alfred.
from Rochester were guests Of Frank AMY
Sunday.
Miss Abbie Hubbard closed very sue
eessful term OF school at the Lower Village
Nov. 10th.
School in North Hollow closed Thurs
day OF last week. Miss Rose DuelaS
teacher, returned to her home in Brandon,
School in South Hollow closed last
week, Miss Bessie Eaton teacher. She will
return for the winter term, which speaks
well for her
The Willing Workers will have a sale in
the Ladies hall Saturday afternoon and
evening, Nov. IS. There win also be free
entertainment in the evening. The pro-
eeeds viii Be used for pspering the church
IL is hoped that all viii be interested.
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NORTH RANoolPa.

Miami Woodpecker and Cooley engines
on time, sl25. e. ii. TAFT.
The circle was postponed on account OF
Milo Camps funeral.
Mrs. ID. Z. Sargent and Mrs. f. c. Cone
visited IN Chelsea one day last week.
= A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Durkee Nov. sth; weight, q pounds.
The funeral OF Milo Camp was held YES
terday at the home OF Ms. Eli Camp' his
mother. He died at Waterbury Sunday
night.
About 40 Of {. II. Taft's friends and
nelghbors gathered at his home to help
him celebrate his SD birthday anniversary
Saturday evening.
The Wideawake society will give a farce.
entitled, "The House Cleaners followed
BY a swap party and promenade at Enter
prise hall, North Randolph, Nov. ism.
zach one IS requested to bring an article
10 swap. Ladies bring cake. Proceeds 10
be used Tor the benefit Of the school
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EAsT eRANvILIE

DANIEL Handy was in Randolph Friday.
Miss Mary Webb went IN No-,he-;.,
Wednesday. Noi'hleid
the tale mine "OiA ~
to work again. ''u nas gone
Mfs. Nlnton returned last week from, h,-
Vlsit to somerville, Mass. iioiH iier
olo'aef $ Charles Pecor, this week. - Dei
TON 5 ra,,-' closed saturday and Miss stan
'on returned 70 her home in Roxburv. -
Ars. Luke TarbeIl returned T., -,
80 80 last week after a few weeks, sisv
MIS-. Afs. Charles Peeor went In Ro~h..-.
49, morning on account - ~
ii4llsss q her brothers children y the
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WEST eRookEIELp.

Leon Dubuque visited his parents in
Pearl, VT, last week.
John rhayer has been running the
creamery during Mr.. Dubuque's absence.
The friends OF Fred Flint will be glad
to learn that his little son is somew hat
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Ferry OF Saratoga
visited at /. 0. Thayer's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Hutchinson has received
news OF the death Of her brother, Stephen
LOOMS, OF Wisconsin. He had been in
poor health for several years.
The social Saturday evening was cutie
successful. About q was cleared to help
in the payment for the bell, which il was
voted to purchase. Mr.. Clough gave an
interesting description Of his trip, telling
q some OF the wonderful things be saw
on the route, also something OF the Lewis
and Clark exposition. A pleasant evening
was spent.
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SHARON.

Monday. 'i'Oii
Frank Shepard OF New London was in
town Friday. ~
G. E. Jones sister from waitsfeld made
him visit recently.
Charlie Tucker is moving into the hons,
vacated BY A. P. Reynolds.
Mrs. Carrie Nancy returned from IL.
visit IN Westboro Saturday.
Mrs. G. Walbridge and Mrs ~.
Wiley went to Lebanon Wednesday.
Mrs. Evans and daughter. Mrs W.
Heath, were in South Royalton Thursdav
The chicken pie supper was a s,c,s.
socially and financially, the ladies rrsliss
ing about 20. 'ii-
Miss JENNIE Burke, after spending o
lew Gays with her mother, returned =
Litileton, \. IT,, Wednesday. "
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Ell. Abbott Of Rutland is in town for
few days.
Miss Mabel smith is in South Royalton
I for few days.
Henry Wing was in Rutland last week
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Kezer were in Gays
vile Friday for the day.
j, c. Mosher is visiting his brother,
George MOsher, and family.
Mrs. Walter Barry and Miss Abbie Hub
bard are in Boston for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guernsey OF Bran
don were in town over Sunday.
Charles Martin, Misses Daisy Miles and
Alice Douglass spent Saturday IN Bethel
Marvin Cooke OF Forestdale has lately
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. II. f. Woods.
George Mosher was in Chester and
White River Junction three days last
week.
The Ladies' Aid of the N. +. church will
meet at the parsonage Nov. y, afternoon
aud evening.
Mrs. II. S. Morgan went to her home in
Glens Falls, n. ", for two weeks stay
with her mother.
T1e G.. r. society Of the Congl church
VIII give candy-pull and entertainment
to the young people Friday.
Mrs. Carroll Harvey. who had been at
the saIfatorium in Randolph for several
weeks, came home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fenno have moved
here from Mortified to live with Mrs.
Fenno's mother, Mrs. Shepard.
William Perkins has been in Montreal,
Burlington and Dandy for week or ten
DAYS, returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvelle Weber and two
sons OF Rutland are spending the week
with their mother, Mrs. Julia Webber.
Mrs. Frances Holden OF Penacook, n.
H., who had been visiting her brother, j
r. Topper, and family, returned home
Monday.
Miss Della Hodgkins OF Holyoke, Mass,
and Mrs. Augusta Carroll OF Roslindale,
Mass, are with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID. Hodg-
kins for week.
The II. A. Eaton Post will give an oyster
dinner in G. A. r. hall Saturday afternoon
at 80 o'clock. All Sons OF Veterans and
their families are invited.
Rev. Frank Il. Adams. district deputy,
attended the annual eonvoca ion OF the
third district, Order of the Eastern Star,
at Woodstock last week. The meeting
was very successful, both in numbers and
interest.
The HERALD apologies for the bad mix
up OF funeral and wedding reports that
occurred in this column last week. The
fault was in making up the type after it
had been set-a mistake in the publica-
tion Office.
Cong'l ehurch-"Mo muscle-its place
and power will be the morning subject
By the pastor, Rev. II. W. Hildreth Sun
day, Nov ~. Jeremiah, the Patriot,
will be the subject in the Bible school
=. Medical Missions is the topic for the
young peoples meeting; leader, VIM. A.
Chaffee. The second chapter in the life OF
the Christ as a worker among men will be
taken up Thursday evening, Nov. q. The
thought OF the hour will be, "Jesus Be
ginning His work" All invited; bring
your Bibles. The union Thanksgiving
service will be held In the Cong'l church
sunday, Nov. 20; sermon by the pastor.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Dr. Davenport has been quite poorly
but Is much better.
News has been received Of the death q
John Fielding OF Cambridgeport, Mass.
he was former resident here.
Mrs. David Frazier returned from Barre
Sunday. where she had been to care ioi
her mother, who has been quite H.
Mrs. Geo. Hackett and son, Lyle, from
Weathersfield are visiting her parents, Mf'
ana Mrs. /. L. Pearsons, and other relA-
tives.
heV. r. G. Clarke was called to hAfA
Wick to attend funeral last sunday, aA1
was called from there to Tunhriuge A-ts
cay % attend anot her funeral.
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EAST RRookEIELp.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Wheatley went 70
Montpelier Tuesday for few days.
Circular conference was held az the
Cong church last Tuesday. II was very
interesting meeting and enjoyed BY All.
Nathaniel Whcatley, an old and respect !,
en- citizen, died lest SUNDAY morning on
heart disease. The funeral was held 81 the
mouse Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Mf,
Mheatley was a very successful hnancief
and business man. lie is survived BY ms
WIDOW and three sons-Hannibal, doctor
m Pennington, \. H.; Irving, a civil en-
gineer IN the West. and Tenney. a doctor
n New York city. MIR. Wheatley's death
occurred just one year from the day 81 w
death Of bis daughter. Mrs. Alice IhayeI'
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we're twenty. The total number Of pieces
handled hy Carrier Barrows was 12,00i.
f Carrier pease states that the great in
crease OF his landings is not all due by
any means TO the addition Of the quarry
district TO his line, but that there has
been good growth of the business done
on his original route.
John Brown of Ludlow, the horse buyer,
was in town Saturday and went to Barn
ard IN company with +. 5. Putnam and
bought OF Leo Reagan his four-year-
grey gelding for 300. The state papers
have had considerable sport with the town
OF Barnard lately in connection with the
location OF the sanatorium to be founded
by Senator Proctor. II was alleged that
no one ever died in Barnard and conse-
QueDtly the town had no use for ceme-
teries and had none within its limits. of
course the people in this vicinity know
that Barnard has some well-filled and
well-kept cemeteries, and also know that
Barnard is a great town to raise good
horses, ever since Cassius Prince went cut
OF Barnard.
The Italians who have been working on
the Bethel Granite railway left for Boston
Tuesday. Most OF them had been here
since last summer and they seemed to be
discouraged over this climate and the
work in the swamp. Another gang OF
about thirty-ive are expected this week.
The work is being done by c. ID. Wood,
foreman for Ross 4 MacRae. About one
hundred and fifty feet in length in the
swamp has proved quite an obstacle. No
better route has been found and il has
been concluded that the best way was TO
build the road In this section after the
manner called in this vicinity corduroy,
but known TO railroad men MS ''grillagen
II Is expected chat week or ten days will
see rails laid 10 the quarry and there will
then remain some baliasting TO be done.
II the weather remains satisfactory, this
hallasting viii probably be entered upon
this season.
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consumption runs 10 our family, and
through Il lost my mother writes r. b.
Reid Of Harmony, Me. .For the past five
years, however, on the slightest sign Of n
cough or cold, have taken Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. which
has saved me from serious lung trouble .
His mothers death was a sad loss for Mr..
Reid. but he learned that lung trouble
must not be neglected, and how to cure it.
Quickest relief and cure for coughs and
colds. Price SOC. and 81; guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
For sale by n. A. Leonard and F. +.
Bryan, RandOluh.
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Mans unreasonaeIsnss.

= often as great as w0man's, but Thos :
Austin, Mgr. Of the "Republicsn S -
AeaVenworth, Ind, was not unreasons ~
when he refused to allow the docfo- =.
operate on his wife for female trorsio
-, Instead, ne says, I've concluded tr ~
Electric bitiers. My wife was ther y
sieN she could hardly leave her bed snS
five % physicians had failed 10 49,
ner. After taking Electric Bifters ~
Was perfectly cured. and can row uerf,r,.,
Price Soc. eeso'
, For sale BY H, A. Leonard and F. +
Bryan, Randolph. 2
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-sf,,t Z, t ne undersigned, do hereby agres O.,
en- ~ w money on a 5o-eent bottle ~
faiis In cure ' ,.n,.e syrup Of Tar II /,
guarantee 25-cent bottle = We also
factory or money refundea prove salts
a. K. Hood q Son, Chelsea
a. \. King & Son, Tunhrisr.
a. Wight North Tunhrisg.
r ~, q So., South straffora
t. 4, Z. OGall q Son, straffors1 T.
rank IA Durkee, Pittsdeia
frs y M 1rls3am = Son, Pittshela
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LILLIEVILLE

James Chamberlain is failing.
Alr ana Mrs. Henry Dyke attended il-
sunday school convention in PlttsHe5a 81
delegates.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Rogers spent se
Gays last week on Camp brook sewing
tne Lewis family. DO expect 20 60 81 AAs
Angeles soon for their future hul1e-
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- Thank The LORD ..

cried Hannah Plant OF Little Rock. Ark
stor the relief got from Bucklenis Arnica
Salve. i cured my fearful running sores
winch nothing else would heal. and fron,
which had suffered for five years. n IL
z marvellous healer for cuts. burns and
wounds. Guaranteed; Csc. anu
Bryan, Randolph. T.
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Had Stone in the slassa,

and my kidneys wee affected. None Of
me means taken for relief produced any
lasting benefit until began the use ~ M.
David hennedy's Favofite Remedy of
Kondout, \. Y. The pain ceased-tbe cal
culus or stone having been dissolved bv
the medicine. am ready to testify thai
my recovery was due to DIR. Ken1edv;s
havorite Remedy.-E. ID. w. Parsons
Rochester.
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EAsT aETHEL.

The Ladies' Social circle will meet with
Mrs. Rosamond Brown on Friday, Nov. IL
A full attendance is desired.