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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04
BENNINGTON BR ELS
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Bu1 Readers
About 30 from this village attended
the Cambridge fair today.


About 30 from this village attended
the Cambridge fair today.
Mrs II +. Hudson who has been Wis.
lting Mr. and Mrs {. l.. Hudson has
returned to her home IN Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Waters. their
daughter Mabel and son LLOYD who
have spent the summer at Moses vii.
sons, have returned 10 New York.
Mr. and Mrs Fred l.. Bowen OF
Brooklyn, Mr. aud Mrs w. n. Sprague
Mr. and Mrs Frank T.. Battles and
daughter Margaret and Orrin Bates
Bowen were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Moses Wilson Sunday.
l.. II. Nichols and Mrs T.. l.. Nichols
have just returned from the New York
market where they have been spending
the last two weeks purchasing their
fall and winter stock which will be
.arger and more complete than ever
before.
Edward Kline, Is years old, who
has beenin the Albany city hospital
nearly three weeks, because of the ac.
cident which befell him in Holden.
Leonard x Co.'S mill, is doing fairly
we'll, but will have to stay there two
weeks more. TIE boy has no home.
and the blow is hard one for him.
Mrs Charles Clark returned Monday
by the way of Boston and Worcester
from four weeks visit in Washington
d. c., with her son Arthur who has a
position there. She was accompanied
by friend, Miss Query of Worcester.
who will spend several weeks here.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Cucumber for picking; sizes,
II nicely graded, 25c per hundred, 800 5 90.
Orders by mail or telephone win Re ceive prompt
attention. order early. Telephone 1912. II.
s. Durham, No. Bennington. Vt. iS2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04

nor SALE-Sawdust delivered in two
II horse load lots anywhere in town. A. j.
Dewey l63t.4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04

UNOR SALE..-Ancientm mahogany secretary,
II length IT,, width 3 IL IT,; three large
drawers in base, three mall drawers In top
writing desk lid; three shelves in upper part
and two glass doors. Shurtlen Pharmacy, r.
Is. HYDE. lett
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04

I OST-On the trolley car, Thursday after
j. noon, August 30, small dark Mosaic
breastpin marked on the back, 1879. II left at
Squirrels welry store on Main street the finder
will be generously rewarded e
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
81 repairing, rebuilding ana snopwork. Shop
foot Union street.
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nor SALE-One Johnson chain gear now
i ing machine, almost new; one two horse
farm wagon in good conditions one combination
road and trOtting cart; one top buggy one
harness. J. 0. Bangs, No. Bennington VI.
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1905
X. S. Drysdale
w. l.. GOkay
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED
several Towns In the County Have Been Heard
From.

Telephone reportsirom several towns
In the county report the following rep
resentatives elected:
Sandgate, Miner u. uurd, rep.
Woodford, james =. Rooney, rep.
40, majority q.
Powna, Fred c. Brown, ind. lG9,
majority -.
SALISBURY, John G. Hunt ineton
ep. ia, majority %.
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WANTED.

WANTED Help In the Laundry depart
w ment. BOttum Torrance. 23is
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DRYSOALE AN EASY WINNER
Continued from First Page)

Blackmer. There were many small
bets on the size OF the various MAORI
ties In the town and county.
The town representative box was
turned at 3 O'Clock and the count was
quickly made with the following re-
suit:
X. S. DrysdaIe zoos
w. l.. GOItay $50
The state and county box will be
turned at o'clock, but 1t is expected
that the number OF split tickets will be
so great that the count will take far
into the night.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Sandy Steele Prefers
Good Fishing to BatChiRg

Col, Johnson and Miss Clyde spent
Friday with Mrs R. P Johnson
Mrs. H. E. Buck visited Mrs. W. w.
Wynn Tuesday
MI. Evans johnson is circulating
around Acona this week visiting rela
tives and friends
Mrs s. d Clover entertained. the
Young people of Acona and Black Hawk
Monday night
We are having some delightful
weather these days
There is considerable complaint about
cotton shedding and corn damaged 20
per cent by winds: peas doing as well
ls,I ever saw them and gardens excep-
tionally good
Misses Lucille, Bette Moore and
Nicie Herbert are visiting their little
cousins, Mrs. Il. H. Crippen S children.
Mr.. j. l.. McRea and j G. Booth
made business trip to Lexington
Saturday
Uncle Jim strayed from home Satur-
day and found himself circulating
among his many friends in Lexington.
His only regret is, that he can't stay
| whole week when he goes to town
every one is so social
Mrs. Lon McRea and three little
boys are visiting at J. G. Booths.
Mrs. w r. Booth returned home
Wednesday after a few days soiourn in
the delta with her husl and.
MIR. j. A. Steele thinks il is delight
ful for he and his son Kittrell to STAY
a week on Pinch Back whenever he
feels inclined, but when Mrs J. A.
leaves home for few days he gets SO
nervous he cant sleep at night. Men
never appreciate their wives so much
as they do when the wife returns from
a week or so from home and the old
man has tried his hand keeping house
with the children.
Mrs Walter Moore and little daugh-
ter are spending the week with Mrs.
]. d. Walton,
Mr. I NJ Merritt and Miss Lucille
Of jackson, spent Wednesday night
with Mr. r. Gadberry S family Mr..
Merritt moved from this neighborhood
to Jackson several years ago
Miss Pheoba Tharpe returned to
Lexington Thursday after spending
several days with Mr.. w H Walton s
family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Belford enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday, Mrs.
Lillian Howard and children, Of Du-
rant Mrs Walter Moore and little
daughter, of Lexington, Mr.. j. ID.
Walton and wife and Miss Moore.
There arrived at Mr., and Mrs. Roht,
Mooney $ house Tuesday night a fine
boy Grandpa G.. T. says he can i'm
agine his turning gray and thinks he
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
DuIChiG Hit the Path
ani the Coop for PaStlmG

As VIC have always been welcomed
with a broad smile, well attempt once
more 10 scribble a wee bit 10 The Times
Mr.. Tom Richards new house is
progressing nicely, with Mr.. JAS
inland as chief carpenter
Mrs Aiva Stevenson and children OF
Greenwood visited their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs f. l.. Wynne, last week
Her sister, Miss Carrie May Wynne
le Red home with her Saturday eve
airs John Nabors and sweet uli,
man, Aubrey, are visiting CypIes
friends and relatives this week,
Can some of YOU good SpOndents
recommend something for pepper burn.
ingE | was picking pepper this after
noon and got II on my fingers and ii
just burns. can scarcely write 70.
II wish recipe prepared withom
much trouble fhe Simplex would
suggest ,hal your hest fellow could get
llaT pepl &c of quicker than any recipe
Miss Minnie Richard and her broth.
er, Otho were callers at the home OF
Mr. JAS INLAND Sunday eve.
Mr. Herbert WyIne has returned
from a three weeks visit to Green
wood He says he is gong to stay ut
home and attend meeting at Richland
next week. Getting good all of sud
den. Business n14iSt be pie KING up
Mr. and Mrs, Jas INLAND, hlr ana
Mrs. Joe Cooper, also Miss Minnie
Gallagher, Attended services al the
Catholic chu.cl in Lexington Sunday
/ st.
Nlisses Alice, Leona and Fannie Mae
Murtagh, also Litlle Walter Leo, wert
on Cypress MONDAY Came 10 SET
"Mayme, +" guess.
Come again, girls, We ar3 IL Jay:
glaa 10 see you.
Mr and Mrs. J. Pres ton Rogers
also Mrs Rogers sweet little niece,
Petite, and Jimme Hunter visitet
Mr.. and Mrs Ninety Six and family
Sunday last
Master Willie Gallagher has beel
attacked 10y the chills but is better
now.
Miss Bessie Richard of Contra
neighborhood spent few days of iasl
week with Cypress friends,
Ma went off tother day and left u
youngsters here to attend TO tho
chill'en again tell you what, We
eat watermelons and chickens ant
went horseback riding every day with
she wastgone But don t tell her, caus,
she might get after me again ant
| d be afraid, after all of you suggest
ing what you would do for me- Va
don care how much she goes Will,
the watermelons last
Mr. Bert Kyle left for the swami
last Friday
Miss Addie B. Wade went to HaI-
land creek to attend meeting tins
week
Well, as news is getting scarce,
guess L d better chaw off with 50 mucl
mischief So / viii bid The Time
and its readers adieu
DUTCIIIE
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
ShaddOn'S Rex Most
Courteous Reply tOLunsfOF(

| have read with interest W. W IL
letter i'll last week S Times, but do nUt
agree with him as to his predictions o.
the Farmers Union 5 failure know
the Grange and Alliance failed, hu
we may profit by their failure We
know, howe yer, that some good wa,
accomplished by both of these organiza
tions, but, as he said, politics cTept il
and destroyed their Vitals And we
as Union men knowing this must ot
necessity steer clear Of all such breakers
for our mutual good We cannot
afford to let past failures retard or for
ever Obliterate our efforts i'll the better
mept OF our condition. The failure OF
the Alliance to some extent, was du,
to the fact that though we called it
ia, mGrs move, we took in lawyers,
dot LQts, merchants and everybody elst
that wanted to join us, thinking ONLY
in the nnion of strength of numbers
which was mistaken idea But Il
we conform to the principles of til,
Farmers Union as now set forth, we
hope fer greater success We are not
however fighting other organizations,
which are Tor the protection of thost
for whom the organization was set up,
but we are making earnest efforts t
rise from the ashes of past failures t.
a grand achievement Of success and a
higher and nobler purpose in life,
that Of education and cooperation
among the downtrodden masses, ask
ing only equal rights as pertains to
our interest and just and warrantable
dues We feel and know that great
and gigantic moves have been inaugu-
rated to suppress the power of the toll
ing masses; to enrich the few, and
unlike them, we only want, and shall
strive for, our very own honest earn
ings, willing to comply with thai
Biblical injunction, earn our bread by
the sweat of earnest toll We of course
agree with our esteemed brother w
w, L., that individual determinations
must first be had, tfen collectively,
but there is no union in individuality;
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS

and as in union there is strength, "
we must mite, for united we stanf,
divided we fall No, Bro. L.,
shall try TO keep ont of politics an
ot er things 4 an evil purpose, and
hope that time will convince you that
we will be successful in our undertak
ings. So we hope we have your we'll
9lsnes for our success, but sorry you
lave no faith in our ability to accom-
llish our aim butI will never fal
without making aneffolt to rise again
md we as union men will trust to . ID
Father Time TO mellow down affaiIs to
,ur liking, for he does assert thIns S
after awhile Thus we refer You to tie
following lines conceived in our simple
mind, hoping il will receive your du,
consideration and say to all uniol
men take courage, the goal is ahead
not behind ms, let onward and upwar
be the cry, even though
Did Father Time is growing old;
Hes IN his dotage, we should nc
scold.
Though he has brought us many
grief,
He leads us on till there relief.
Many a JOY to us has come.
And heartacbes too, galore;
We pass along, with Time s humdrun
Till with us time is no more
Fime'is flying, ,sbut not on wings,
And sometimes to us trouble brings
Though sometimes Time does have
care,
And brings us blessings rich and rare
>
! would not lend a helping hand
To check the wheels of time
But let them gently onward roll,
The futures beauty is to uphold
And lead to things divine
REX.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Gins For Sale.

The Lexington Compress and Oil
Mill Co offer for sale the following
up-to-date Gins:
Bowling Green Gina 70 saw Nun
ger system, with 60 h. p. engine and
boiler.
Emory Gin 20 saw Munger sys-
tem with 60 h. p. boiler and engine.
zieglerville Gin-4 70 saw Eagle
system, with 60 h. p, engine and boiler
Black Hawk Gin--4 20 saw Munger
system, with 60 h, p. engine and boiler.
Pine Bluff Gina 20 saw Murray
system. with so h p engine and boiler.
Lewis Herman Gin-2 20 saw Eagle
system, with 40 h, p. engine and boiler.
Williams Gin-2 70 saw Eagle sys-
ten, with 40 h. p, engine and boiler
Col, johnson Gin 2 70 saw Eagle
system, with 30 b. p. engine and boiler.
Owens Gin 70 saw Munger system
with 80 h. p, engine and boiler.
All the above gins have been put in
repair and thoroughly overhauled ready
for the coming business season, ana
will be sold on the following terms:
One fourth cash, and balance in one,
two, and three years with per cent
interest For prices apply to
r. L. LEWIS. Manager,
Lexington, Miss.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
For Marshal
JOHN A. BROWN
For Treasurer
CLAUD l.. KERN

Hon. B. G. Humphrey was here the
early part of the week mingling with
the voters of Holmes county and Civ
ing an account of his services in con
gress. He is serving his second term in
that body, and has al eady taken a
splendid stand, and impressed his
character and abilities upon congress
He is member of the Rivers and
Harbors committee, one of the most
important committees of the house,
and has already done a great service
to his district in securing appropria
tions for it. He is gentleman of
pleasing address, courteous, honest,
Industrious and has deserved an en-
dorsement from his people The con
gressional election will take place on
August %. Mr., Humphreys has an
opponent in the person of Mr. Gam
Ham, who was in our county last
week in behalf of his candidacy, but
we have not heard of any special
strength developed by him
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Bethany Happenings
In Full Sent in by Unknown

Here come again, but haven t any
news | think it IS too warm for any
thing to happen. But here goes fol
all know
Misses Nora and Bessie Herring es
corted by their best went up to Mr..
Robertson 5 Saturday and stayed unit
Sunday afternoon,
Misses Nellie and May Maddox, Dill
lie and Matte Beard spent Sunday
afternoon very pleasantly at Mr.. w.
q. Smiths.
Herring were there too, but as they
were on their way to see their best
girls, they didnT tarry long
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Rogers went
to Lexington shopping Saturday.
Miss Matte Beard returned last week
from Reeves, where she has been visit
ing relatives and friends. She was ac.
companied by her cousin, Elbert Bar
rentine who spent few days i'll this
neighborhood returning to his home
Monday
Mr.. Lemuel Smith went to zeigler-
vile Saturday, returning Sunday even,
ing.
Mr. John Rainer- and Mrs. Kate
Anderson OF PiCkens came to Mr.. B.
f. Porter's Monday Mr. Rainer re
turned III the afternoon, accompanied
by Miss Bette Sue Porter Mrs
Anderson will spend few days in
our vicinity.
Master Monroe Smith is visiting his
uncle, Mr., Andrew Jordan, this week
Mr. Otho Maddox carried 1his lady
owe to Hebron Sunday night
Mr. Wesley Beard made business
trip TO Carroll county Monday, return,
ing Tuesday.
Mr. Galloway Nevels was seen driv-
ing toward town Sunday afternoon
Miss Bessie Herring of the Sheppard
school visited at the parental home
saturday night.
Mrs B. F. Porter spent Sunday after,
noon at Mrs. R P Nevels'.
Miss Ethel Smith enjoyed a pleasant
horseback ride Monday evening.
Mrs. Leila King and children spent
Wednesday with Mrs Lizzie Fonville
Mrs, Al Fonville and Miss Ophelia
Ingold returned from BelzOni Tues
day, after a pleasant week S stay with
Mrs. A. A. Lyon
Misses Della and Matte Beard and
Ethel Smith were the priced guests Of
Miss Mary Ella Sharpe Wednesday,
We are sorry indeed to state that
Mr.. Alex Jones is sreiously i'll at this
writing
Miss Ruby Garnett and little sister,
Matte White, we're the appreciated
guests Of Miss Naomi jackson Tues
day,
Success to The Times and its readers.
UNKNOWN.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
SRO0kS Tanks rete
Got 100 C'OsG to Tomatoes

Mr. Editor News scarce this week
So many write such nice news item
chat feel like small potatoes thiui
that Snooks and Unknown will have
10 incorporate and form union ii
news gets much scarcer
Bro Lunsfords suggestion of five
lays work was good, but it came al
;he eleventh hour Now Snooks would
suggest that he take horseback ride
With some lady in boomers, with one
lorn saddle, and tell uS what he thunk
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Rogers spent
saturday and Sunday as guest of Mrs
arthur Sharpe.
Mr. Jim jackson and Mr.. J w.
Wilmington both look this week as
leasing as June bug ON bean vine.
Mrs. Pete's trouble with her fruit
'ouring is that Pete gets too close to
It. 1t use to be the custom for the
tohnnies to look in the churn to
;labber the milk
F. W Eakin, who has entirely re
covered from his recent encountre,
vas in Lexington Monday, as was
also j. w Wilmington
Messrs. H, Cooper, Lem Smith ana
Bob Croker dined at j, W. Whiting
ton 5 Monday
Mr.. Tom jackson and family spent
Sunday whit Mrs. Marion Fonvilie.
Mr.. Caly Herring and family spent
sunday with Mrs. Lou Sharpe, ana
while gone the cows broke into their
garden and ate up everything but the
pailings. Sorry to say, but what Clay
iaid was enough.
Mrs M E. Fonville and Miss Kittie
spent Tuesday with Mrs Tom jackson
SNOOKS.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Notice to Contractors

BY an order Of the Mayor and Board Of Al
dermen, Of the city Of Lexington, passed at
their regular August 1906 meeting, am direct
ed TO advertise fer bids to build an arch on
boulevard Street, near Mis- SIgnora Aliens
residence, according to plans and specifications
prepared by W. r. fackett and Q. C. Pahlen
md filed with the Clerk. bids TO be submitted
At the next r. g liar meeting of the Board, list
fnesday 10 September, 10 6 The Board re-
serves the right TO reject any aud al bids.
r, E. WILBURN, city Clerk.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

BY an order of he Board of Supervisors Of
Holmes County, passed al the regular August,
1906 meeting thereof, am directed to adyer-
lie for bids 70 build fridge across The outlet
lf Dent Lake. also bridge across slough,
near same place. Both bridges are on pubic
road from Diamond "G" to Jerusalem colored
church 10 Districts according to plans aud
specifications now on file at the Chancery
Clerks office. Contracts to be let at the
lext regular meeting of the Board, lat Monlay
September 10 0. 10 the lowest responsible
bidder, successful bidder or contractor 10 give
good bond for completion OF work. The
Hoard reserves the right to reict any and all
ids PARHAM WILLIAMS, ClerE.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

~ an order of the Roaru OF Supervisors of
Times ,unty passed al the regular august,
laos, me- tiag thereof, am instructed to ad-
gertiss for bids, to be submitted separately, 10
uitd, according tp plans and sprciici itons
low on tilc in the Chancery Clark's Of
ce, two bridge on the Silent shnde read in
HEATH. Bridge No. l to be about 30 fset long,
bridge No, 10 be about lOO tel long. Con-
racts to be- let al the feu regular meeting Of
be board, Isl Monday In September, 1905 to
ne lowe responsible bidder, successful bid
Ter or contractor to give good bond for com
lietion Of work fhe board reserves the right
Q reject any OF all bids.
PARHAM WILLIAMS. Clerk.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

by an order OF the Mayor and Board OF AL
lermen, of the City Of Lexington, passed at
heir regular August 1906 meeting, lam Direct
ted TO advertise for bids for the working OF
the streets of the City by contract according
to plans and specifications now on ilc; bids 10
le submitted al the next regular meeting OF
the DO rd, LIT Tuesday in September, 1906, ae-
"ompanitd oY bond Of 81 0 for faithful com
'llancs with bid, same to be approved BY the
Clerk The Board reserves the rig j to r, iect
any and all bids. X. E. WI HURr.
it,y ~
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

By an order OF the Board OF Supervisors OF
inlmes county, passed at the regular August,
1905, meeting thereof, am instructed to adver-
tise for sealed bids to build bridge across
Little FunnaRnsha Creek on the sweetwater
ind Aeona public road, south Of Kennon Bal
iey's,in District 5, accor ing t. nlans and spe-
citicaiions now on file in the Cnancery Clerks
otiicc Contract ~ be let at the next regular
meeting Of the Bdard,lsi Monday i,.Septemher
l!Aie, TO the lowest responsible bidder; success
ful bidder or contractor to give good bond
for completlonof the work The board reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
PARHAM WILLIAMS Clerk.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

In this issue of The Times will be
found the announcement of Mr. Claude
KERN as a candidate for reelection as
city treasurer in the coming December
election Claude is we'll known to the
voters of Lexington and needs ne
enconiums at our hands. He has beer
city treasurer for the past two years
ad has made an efficient officer, cour
Ueous and attentive to his business.
We bespeak for him the earnest con
sideration Of the voters of Lexington,
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

While in town Tuesday, Mr.. W. J.
Posey visited The Times office ano
gave rather gloomy effect Of the last
rains and wind on the crop Some Of
his neighbors on Cypress suffered
great loss from having the crops on
their best creek bottoms washed up OF
blown down; one, Mr.. Bridgforth,
reporting 10 acres of pretty cotton,
having half bale to acre already on it,
swept away, with the plnwed soil
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
will have to get his walking cane.

VIII nave 10 gel his waking cane.
Mrs ]. c. Booth entertained Mrs. d.
c. Booth and children Wednesday.
Col J NJ johnson, accompanied his
wife as far as Durant Monday on her
way to Mexico to visit her son.
Miss Annie Gadberry entertained
quite number of young people from
Acona and Black Hawk Sunday
Mrs, j. c. Booth and Mrs Lon McRea
pent Wednesday with Mrs. W r. Booth,
Mr., A F O'Bryant's little son Robt
las been on the sick list week.
Prof John Herbert Of Starkyille,
md Mr. Walter Moore, spent Wednes-
.ay night with j. d. Walton.
Mr. John Belford, ,Ir., is at home now
to the delight of his father and mother.
Mrs. Mary Herbert, of Belzona, il
visiting her sister, Mrs VIII. Walton.
RAGDE
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Jane Turner Dead.

Jane Turner colored, died last Sat
.urday night, August A, at about 90
years Of age She came to this state
from Virginia in about 1880 and set
tied on the Brougham plantation where
she remained through several transfers
of the property until the place was
bought by Mr. Albert Sessions in 1889
when she became virtually free wo.
man and remained on the same place
until the last few years of her life
Quite naturally she became very much
attached to the members of the Ses-
sions family and continued a faithful
servant and friend to. the day of her
death. She set for her own race an
example Of thrift, honesty and faith
fulness which it would be well for
them to emulate. j. s. E.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

Marshal John A. Brown announces
in this issue Of The Times as cam
didate for reelection as city marshal
Mr. Brown has made the city an able
and efficient officer and should he be
elected will continue to serve the people
with the same fidelity and efficiency
that he has shown In the past. We
ask that the city electors take his
claims under consideration.
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10

"A large lot Of receipts, wills, invita-
tions and other documents known to
be over 1900 years old, that were
among the finds dug up in Egypt,
recently, are asronishingly like
documents Of our day in style and ter
or Aberndeen Examiner,
The Holmes County times., 1906-08-10
Axles, Tops, and Bolts
a nice line of

a nice line Of
GLASSWARE and BREAK O'DAY
ALARM CLOCKS, CIGARS, PIPES
ana TOBACCOS. A new lot Of CANDY
Just in Of the finest. Come around to
Mr. Clancy's block and look Casey's
stock of Merchandise over Ii you
tiorl 1 see what yoir want just ask for
II. Casey will be more than apt to find
Il for yon. his aim is to please you
~ Lexington,
u. AaSeT1 Mississippi.