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MARkET.o 81 EsWEEK.l

Amalgamnted Copper s47.sf
Amer. Ayr. Chenical.... q
American Beet Sugar. ~
Amer. Car and Foundry, l6,a
Amer. Car and FOuns pr. y
American Cotton OIL b,A
American Cotton OIL. pr. .
Am. Hide md Ieatherrpr 2Nf
Amer. Locomotive, 9pr...s y
Americah Smelling sGS,30
American ainelting,apf. g4p
Amer. smelt.,@ SEQ. pr.ssBs \
American Steel Foundry.3 .2o
Amer. Steel Foundry pr w
American Tobnccospr. 90
AtlnntichCoast Ldne....s.. 8.a
Baltimore and aOhio...... BSt4
I3,anndRO. ctfs., ct pr. q
Baltimore ahda Ohio PR. g
eBethlehem Hteo1s ..a. .......
Bethlehem steel. pr: ... q
I Chesapeake and Ohio..s. 8.g
CsSC:TCA and ST. I1otilsl ny
Colorado Fuel and from: 1890
Colo Fuel and Iron, PR. ~
Colorado and gSoutherns. 1913
Col. and South, lat prs. 3,M
j Col. and South; I'd pr. w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.s..il4,I
Fed. Mini and Smclt. Y
8Fed..Min. ard, Emelt prA4.G
II Internntionnl%Pnpe
International Pnper.g.prt9.ss y
}S1-ouisvillegand Nashvtlle:ss2O,S
Nashville and Chatta.. .s \
Norfolk and Westernl.... 1b,lll
Northern Pacific H,4
Pennsylvania Railroad .269, q
PRESSED Steel Car.......... 0.40
Pressed Steel Car, pre-. 4C
Pullman Palace Car. y 20
Railroad Securities ........ IL
Railway steel Spring...... G,1l
Railway Steel Spring, pr.
Reading, % pr......s.:rs. g
Republication and Steel. 11,6o
Republic ]. and s.. pre-. 5.M
Island ...........t...}W ,bg
Rock Island. pr............ ALI
ESlOgH. Shef. Steel and 1rongg6,N
Sloss- Shelf !. q. and l.pr. le
I Southern Pacific ...........a9,G ~
Southern Pacific. pr...... 2.N
Southern Railroad ........ 1870
Southern Railroad. pr...: 1,,4D
Tennessee Coal and Iron. .l.G!
Union Pacific ............,.472,N
Union Pacific. pr.......:
u. g. Cast 1ron$P. and SO
IT,. SIC. 4! P.8and r., pr. So
United States RUBBER. 16,5J
III. g. Rubber, 1st pr....... "
u 8. Rubber, 2dspfd 80: LAP
United States steel. .b4A
United States Steel. pr..1sl,lC
sya.-Car. Chemical 1850. $50
Va.-C,ar. Chemical pr. 50
Va. Iron$C c. and C..s...... l,6U
West. Maryland ...,....... q
westernFUnion 90
sales for8the week. RG6,U GOO 8
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.ownerr$to obtain a restraining. order from
the Federal Court. sE
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Wilmington, N. C.,aJune "a, 1906
&8 Oflce 8of the Treasurer, Nj
Z Atlanta GSa r. Li Y R b. GGRRgpaonYE;
birectorsTof Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company. duly, called and heldsont
May "a, 1905, a dividend OF three per
cent was declared on the Common
Bic at the Office OF the Treasurer, at
IA Wilmington, NC, July 10, 1901, to all
stockhoiders OF record las OF June ":
1905 The tranafer books were clo 2ees
and Vall B re-opsnad on July u, 1903
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, JAMES + POST.
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At the request OF the owner. Will
}offer this house and lot for sale Mt Pub,
lie Auction. q. the premises On S3
{atB8e 40 O'Clock pm. This house was
ibuilt9by the owner for his own use Il has
nine rooms. several B. closets and beth,
room. which sgsc cont aims gRl pnrcelaln-linedi
nice order..s and 55l ts B sheated l{S1 by l t.tr'''
Lot fronts 2eHfeet, ana runs back to,
"a good depth These premise can be IN
and ~ NJ, and andSS7&P .a N. |.
MTERMSlLibera and announced at
sale H SELDOM TAYLORS& Cor
asIs9Hs38 9i f$$ B9sFsSFf $SAuctioneers.l
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Everybody goes there, ~ you haysp't
been. 90 snoW-to lakewood
stay home ana spend the an az Idle,
wood. 49S
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OffiCe GerEnah-A W6F1cAN9 f5K = y I'D ETCU.
THE THE BOARD 'oF pfREfcTnRs.oF THis
company has this day declared tho.
per- cent Gree OF taxi, payable to the
stockholders ON and after july 2. 1906.
a%CHARLES *. WILI1IS.. Secretary and
a4 Tren slrer.& g@g64 &SG&% 1@
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west End Home Building Fund Asses

DWIa tVafI3Ht4YI C1QtIOn, ISsS.YHIt N# 91#E3i
s922 East Main Street,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS AssocIA:i
6SStion this day declared q dividend 81
stock, TO be paid by check, on July 2,
1909, to- holders OF record on June 27:S
1906 The transfer books WI. be closedi
from June 27&toR July 8,,S1906. S4 II
SGEO. J.8RoGERs. Secretary
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day
by Chaplin e TIufne,
Real Estnte Atiotioheera.

saF9 t3y8E Chanin & Tiufne, 51S4
INK g@s Real Estate Auotioneers.
AUCTION BALE
M OF
Large Store and Dwelling,
NPARrABnickgAN D8pART3 FRAME
No. 815 Thirty-second St.,
Renting $3.50 Per Annum.
LOT 4sxteo.
AL tho request Of the owner. we Will VI
Monday, July 2, 1905,
at sEEou,c1cck r. Nj. on tho premises. tho
above described property The present
excellent tenant. has beef. there q nun.
'ber of years md has no Idea Of avacatins
the premises unless forced to 40 30 hy.
tho purchaser 3&5s The property will Yield
an Unusually large revenue on She! price
expected, and e Will certainly pay yotu8t e
TEfsMs! one third cash. balance ats.
~ ana 10 months, or IL desired easier
terms can be arranged ut sala
Ta 15 s5 CHAPLIN g. HUME.
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3fASSJ5 8a$$ Planters National Bank,
Thu p1R HsS7NSss' OF, 81 ?Sif szs.I B1NK
have to-day declared the usual setni-l
annual dividend ot98 per cent Gree Of
taxi on the capital stock OF he bank
S payable on and after July J, 1905. GjSa{
R1CHARD#H&SM1T Cashier.
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Men3gwIll smoke cigarettes just rs long
as women will eoddle little woody dogs.
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Bank Of Commerce and Trust.
THE BOARD OF DIRECToRs OF THIS
bank have thia day declared. q DIVIDEND
CHECKS Vii IS mailed.
sS a, Il, 3HOLLADAY, Vice-Presideut. a
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DIVIDEND NOTICE. x
CITY A N TX
oE klcAMoNp.

5S Richmond Wartime ii, 1903.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
hive declared tho Usual senii.annual
dividend e6f athred per ccnt. iinyhble on
and attersl July 9, 1906 Checks VIII be
mailed. fttf !. 8fEgss Vi. g
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THE DIRECToRsSoF%THE FIRST Ma
clared a dividend OF four dollars per
share (taxs}paid) 6on, the capital stock,
payable July and Checks will be mail
ed. Transfer books will be closed from
June 28thSto uly88rd.Is&HsS
sfSg JOHN n, MILLER. Jr,SeCashier.a
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Sayings Bank q Richmond,

5 National Bank 81 svLrginta,, Il
ID 5.f8 Richmond Va, June rs. 1905.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
n have to- day declared the usual semi
annual diYidendfOf two ntld a. half per
cent? Gree OF tax ongthe capital stock
~ ofStheI bank, payable on and after July
IN, 1906. Divide nd checks will be mailed.
". NJ. JADDISON, Cashier.
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THE STOCK MARKETIOF THE WEEK
siFronn the New York Evening Post OF Saturday,
EXCHANGE rRANAAcrlONe. a-aa

: ::;;;:.: \, "a; ::::. ::;::::.: NJ: i j y iE$ IL IL .| |S 8: '' '; 81: q; ;!;'EiH {
s%x, u ssss'' &: D ,;$$ $s$s .ss sS%Ha, i . sEE'=s'ss ,, s:|aSssss ,$ ss%sss /;
t#88 the STOCK MARKET or rAGS WEEK @
..rhe following table shows hs weeks MI ehsst loxst Nan ndy ysSsa ss EDSTh Txeha na1
tmMs M we MMa Ixh an nd eenpwwsp pnMs mea Mo nsissena fr the fi year 1906 and for 1905:
MM- n.MIuaAa l.AAIansnn aharsalA MAIMNM&@.MMMM
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Bank 81 Manchester

MANCHESTER, "a June 49,, 100.
THE DtRECioRs OF TfI1s BANK
II have to-day declared the usual sem.
OF tax sonE tic capital stock . the
bank, fiyableLoh@and after JlilyA2; 1908.
@5 sis!CflAR1NCD WALDEN, Cashier.
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The state Bank 81 Virginia,
-, : 81 Ri sMnSRa ssy 81 5 THtH n B ls9S'
A have declared ~ setni-ann,ial dividend OF
AZ three and one-hnlf per cent. payable
~ on and al ters July 2, 1906 &&lAE Sa.S
WILLIAM nj. HILL Cashier.
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TIE Miuitldala t%nalranceH Company Of
81 Richmond va aIis 10 1893.
THE D1nECTORsEOF& THtskCOMpANY
81 haverathtss day declared a., setni-tirnti al
dividend sof4 IS ~ per cent. (freo Of taxi
and after July 2, 1900. Dividend checks
will be mailed. 2g6s
at II ! 81 sTER1I1NG MrAY1OR
.aN 4.aNla NJ secretary v and rren sur
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were &60N0.
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Virginia Building and Loan CO.
THE TH1RTY-sTxTTI SEM1-ANNUAL
dividend Of 3 per- cent. Will be payable
u fNiISi$ sff9E aAi8 %NH44 S$g9l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Morse of Barton
Landing are the guests Of Mrs. David
Morse.
AMI Mrs. Charles Marshall of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting Mrs. Kate
Fuller.
Mr.. E1son Dunton, WHO has been travel
ing n California for the past year, has re-
to ned home.
Mrs. Martha Davis has returned from
West Burke and is keeping house for her
son, Perley.
The children of the village school are
reAsassfrg1 fer q play 8hieA thsy viii give
in few weeks.
There will be social dance at the IN
ion House on Friday evening October 18TH.
Music by Cota's orchestra.
Ward B. Chase is entertaining his mo-
ther, Mrs. c. H. Chase, and sister, Mrs.
Alice Page OF Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis were called
to East Haven to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Davis, stepfather, Mr.. George Wal
ters, recently.
Willie, son OF MIR. and Mrs. I'm Hinton,
died Friday, Sept. %. He was "a years of
age last June. The funeral services were
held in the church at this place on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. c. D. Lance of Island Pond
officiating. Mr.. Hinton leaves a father.
mother, two brothers and three sisters, for
whom much sympathy is felt. A. large
circle of relatives and friends mourn his
loss.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08
EAST cRAFrsBURY

rnHip morse has returned from Dakota,
"Aoie ne nAs oeen for some time.
H. or,o,,,-- - al oyster supper Wednes-
u'S evening" oct. 10, at James patterson's.
Last y eanesday evening reception was
given Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence I1rie. The
mouse was well filed. Refreshments OF
cake, ice cream ana eandv were served and
all had very enjoyable tin,e
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08
WEST CLovsR.

LAST week We mentioned Tie death =.
Mrs. @. A. Dow of this place ana sive -.
following additional particulars in th.s
issue: Mrs. Dow has been in feeble -,
for number OF years, but bravely bsttIea
for life, and has kept about ATTENDING -
her work until five weeks previous 70 -
death she wss obliged to take to her h.4
From that time she rapidly failed ,r,i,
the end came. Josie E. Eu1nbsm wss 49,
in Fran coma, Y. H, on the 22nd Of OCT
Der, 1859. She was the daughter of NJ
Mrs. Peter Drury Burnham. and coil.
moved with her parents to St. Jobnsb,r,.
where she grew to womsnhood- was edn-
Gated and became member of the Soptb
Congrt gstionsl church. She nnsrrisd c.
A. Dow and lived in East ALBANY sbor,
time when they moved to this place. where
she has lived until her decease. She ear,v
united with the Congregational ebur.h
here by letter, and later became member
of the NOman's Foreign and the Womsn,s
Home Missionary societies, in both OF
sEhie b she was 8 jealous worker. aIxsys
ready to. do her part wherever she copI5
hep. ShesYss an earnest, conscientious
active Christian lady, and endeared herself
to large circlepf friends by her kindness
of heart, activity h. church work ana in
terest in the welIbeing of this community.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband
sister, Mrs. c. 5. Conapt of Concord.
n. H, and brother, ". e Burnham Of
Spring field, Mass, besides large circle Of
friends and more distant relatiFes. Her
death occurred on september 2S. ana the
uneral was attended on the 30, Rev. a. B.,
Ross officiating. The remains were in,
serred in the West Glover cemetery.
We wish to express our thanks to all our
friends who so kindly assisted us in our
recent loss, and TOR the bes utifui flowers.
&. A. Dow,
MRS {. ). CONANT
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs. Adelaide Sawyer has returned to
Boston.
Mrs w. A Jackson visited in ST. Johns
bury last week.
Ths first singing school,, conducted by
81 FL. May of Concord, will be in the chapel
OF the Cong. church Friday evening, Oct.
18th.
Mr-and Mrs. Vim. Simpson. who have
been spending few days in New York
state, returned last Monday and on their
return home visited relatives in Fairfax.
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Statement Of the Turnbull Creaneri0s
for August, 1905

Amount received for August salts
after deduCting &c for making,
gathering, packages, etc. 1859 80
Amount received Tor Dutterm1Ik .l39 19
Sl4, 738 SO
Paid the farmers for 1850 1-2 lbs
butter fat from milk 24c 63852
Paid the farmers for
1902 lbs butter tat
from cream at 2415c $43, 860.39
Overpaid the farmers
last month 1923 SA6fO 8 {
Balance on hand 50 05
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Dress Goods

Som thing t! at will make you
feel sure you need a new dress.
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rom eieht O'Clock a. m. to I've O'Clock p.
H. Tor the purpose of taking taxes and will
pc away from home Oct. IS IN the after
noon. al tNS
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LOWELL

Geo. Bruso buried one Of his children
last week Friday.
Mrs. Murphy has returned from her visit
to New Hampshire.
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Dress Trimming
UNDERWEAR

For the multitude.
Almost any size or price. If
you want something a little extra,
come here. :.
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COVENTRY.

Mr.. ROBERT HINTON,
MISS GRACE HINTON.
COVENTRY.
VIM. Niles has purchased the Charles
Chapman place.
Mrs. Howard Knox has returned to
Hanover, \. Il.
Mr.. Kelley of Island Pond is at work for
c. j. Brooks in the meat business.
Boston excursion October 18th. s6.o9.
round trip via Boston & Maine railroad
Luke Eaton is running a meat cart in
town. Mr.. Crowley is working for him.
Henry Clifford has purchased Mrs.
Andrew Corro@'s place. Compensation
$3.50.
Arthur True has sold his farm, stock and
tools to Robert Bean OF Canada Price
s450O.
monument was erected on the W. W.
Frost lot last Friday, air. Allen of Troy
doing the work.
We are sorry TO learn that George Cooks
! little son Lyle remains very il. H, has
| been sick Tor four weeks.
Mrs. Annette Howard, who received an
injury at the depot Saturday evening,
| Septem Der %, is improving.
Mrs. Emma Thrashec and Miss Eta
Litchfeld were in Middlebury last week
TO attend the Litchfeld- Nc Marty wed
ding.
The delegates chosen to represent this
Union at the State w. c. T. U. convention
at St. Johnsbury are Mrs. W. B. Guild and
Mrs. Homer Wright.
S. A. Cleveland viii sell al public auc-
ton at his farm one mile from the village
Tuesday, Oct. 9, at one o'clock his, farm
and personal property. -.
Miss Eliza Parker was called to Barnet
last Thursday on account of the serious
illness OF her brother-In- law, Mr.. Nelson,
who has typhoid fever.
Miss Zatta McMurtry and Leon Itch
field were united in marriage at the home
of the bride in Middlebury last Tuesday.
We are glad they are to settle in town, Mr..
Litchfield having purchased his father
farm.
OOhAO SFAA PooOo PO1oOA CACClCd NAt5s
Melvina KendaH's apple orchard and toek
all the apples, also saving off the limbs of
some of the choice trees. Chas. Putney
was also relieved of several bushels of
apples which were sacked ready to be
Il taken from the orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Hawkins OF Los An-
ge1es, Cal, were guests At George Wares
the past week. Mr.. Hawkins and family
I W 9nt from Lyndon TO California seventeen
years ago. He is a cousin of the Wares and
: has not visited this part of the state for
twenty seven years. He is pleased with
bis California home and wouldn't like to
come back east to live.
Last Monday morning about three
O'Clock man awoke Ava q Brooks family
saying he had missed the train and was
very i'll. MIR. Brooks family took him in
and tenderly cared for him. DR.. Willard
was called and pronounced his case appen-
dicitts. The man said his name was Ber-
wick and that he was going to Barton
Landing to work He was somewhat
better Tuesday and took the four O'Clock
train for Barton Landing.
cRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Cate from Wolcott is working at
Elmer Stratton's.
Charles Humphrey has rented Charles
Hodgedon's farm and moved his family
there last Friday.
The meeting at the Grange Hall last Fri
day evening was ia the hands OF the ladies
and was very bly, conducted. G
Mrs. Julia Rand and two children from
Winoos XII came last Thursday to visit thei,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs I. T. Patterson
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>4A w ~ 1A&
For Ladies and Gents.
Gloves, Mittens, Handkerchief
Don't forget us on YARNS
1t is impossible to tell you all
about our stock. Come in.
Will pay cash for good white
potatoes until our storage is filled
WANTED:-A bright clean
young man who wants to learn the
business. One who is willing to
work and ambitious to make some.
thing of himself.
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CRNrSnuRY.

H00geQO0'S farm ana n1OVSQ nlS, family
there last Friday.
The meeting at the Grange Hall last Fri
day evening was ia the hands OF the ladies
and was very ably conducted. 6
Mrs. Julia Rand and two children from
Winoos XII came last Thursday to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1T. Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hoyt from Under
hill arrived in town last Thursday for
few weeks visit; also Timothy Hoyt from
Rutland.
Miss Julia Allen, who has been visiting
her brother, Rev. w. E. Alien, for some
weeks, returned to her home in Burlington
last Monday.
While Mr.. Spaulding was working on
the roof of Charles Robbins house the
staging gave way, throwing him to she
oround. breaking his collar bone and Sc
riousIy injuring his shoulder.
At the regular meeting OF the W. e. q.
Mrs. Rowley and Mrs. n. II. Kinney were
chosen delegates to the state convention
| +o he held at ST. Johnsbury this month
Mrs. Clara Gallagher and Mrs. Fida
Chase were chosen alternates.
Remember the big auction sale of real
estate. live stock and personal property at
the R. A. Patterson farm next Tuesday,
| Oct 18th. at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
| This sale is held by the Administrative of
/ the estate of the late r. A. Patterson.
The scholars in the primary department
of the village school gave an entertain
ment in their schoolroom last Friday af-
ternoon for the pleasure of their parents
and friends, which was very much enjoyed
nv all present. The children showed ex-
oe,,ent drill, andsmuch credit is due thei
teacher, Rosa Smith.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Frances Wyman is quite i'll.
i DIR. Dustan, who was very badly injured
last week by being thrown from his wagon
is improving.
The Earnest Workers have engaged Mr.
r. Noodle for the 18th to give his enter.
tainment of moving pictures.
The Mutual Improvement Club enter.
tanned the young ladies OF Mrs. DEMO-!
!. Sunday school class last Friday evening al
Miss Ruth Rowley's.
n. B. Williams, town treasurer, will b,
at the post-office at East Craftsbury OF
Monday, the 18th, and at the Branch OF
Tuesdsy, the 18th of October, from on
O'Clock p. N. to four O'Clock p. m. each o.
. said days,and at Craftsbury Friday, Oct. Is
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CARD-We wish to express our sincere
thanks to he f-ienos aud neighbors who
50 kindly aided US during our recent be-
resvement. also to those who contributed
flowers at the funeral of our loved one,
and TO the singers. May Heavens richest
blessings await you all.
MR AND AIRS JOHN HINTON.
Mr.. AND MRS. HENRY HINTON,
Mr. AND MRS. ISAAC WILSON,
Mr.. AND MRS. UEMUs DRoHAN,
Mr.. ROBERT HINTON,
MISS GRACE HINTON.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-02

ing to keep their toe nails from coming
off.
r. ]. Crews is the happiest man on
the Route. Its fine black headed
little boy taken up board. Jack says
he is ready for the West, he has cotton
pickers enough.
Ferd Rigsby would have been all
smiles last Sunday if he had not taken
to the woods.
Miss Carrie Porter who has been the
charming guest of relatives at Pinkney
returned home last Sunday.
Lon Crews and family we're visiting
relatives at Pinkney. last Sunday.
w. J. Crews and family were the
quests of the Tay's home last Sunday.
Sam Kelley and family were visiting
Mr.. Kelley's father at West Point, las
Saturday and Sunday.
Pressly Crews who left here a sbor
time ago for Davis, Indian Territory
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-02
St. Joe.

Mr.. James Cant paid short visit to
his daughter at Sheffield last week.
Mrs. Rufus Crowder of Lawrenceburg
visited Mrs W. H. Philips recently
Mrs. Belle and Emma Williams spent
part of last week at Florence.
Mrs. Edgar Perkinson returned to her
home at Lawrenceburg Sunday.
Mr.. w. H. Philips made business
trip to our county seat last week.
G. N. Willis of Sheffield was in this
town Thursday.
cake Busy went to Springer Station
Sunday.
Mr.. R. B. Smith was in Lawrenceburg
Friday.
Tom Jones was here enjoying his day
vacation on Washingtons birthday. Mr.
Jones is one of Uncle Sans r. T. ID.
men having well patronized route
| which starts at Loretto,
Mr.. Jasper Cross died here last week
of PARALYSIS. Relatives Of deceased have
our sympathy.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-02
Pleasant Point.
GENEVA

GENEVA
Andrew Lumpkins and family and
Mrs Frank Mclean were visitors here
Sunday.
Frank Springer has returned home
from Ala.
Miss Minnie Newton spent one night
with friends at Busby.
Misses Gene Lumpkins and Alice L
Springer are visiting friends in Florence
Ala, this week.
Miss Mary Copeland and Lerina
Freemon visited homefolks Saturday and
Sunday.
John Day ofLawrenceburg was among
friends here Sunday last.
Miss Willie Lumpkins and her cousin
| Miss Lena Kelley from your City spent
the latter part part of last week with
relatives here.
Harvey McCrory passed through oui
little village one day last week
Miss Kate Lumpkins was the charming
guest of the Misses Newtons one night
last week.
Mr.. Dan Oliver and daughter Mis-,
Jonnie visited Mrs Will Newton ont
day last week.
Miss Cordia Belew spent one nigh
with relatives in your city.
Mrs. Mary Springer has returned
home after spending some time will
relatives here.
Little Homer Newton visited hi,
grandmother this week.
Miss Bessie Ward has returned from
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-02
W. J. Stockard, M. D.
LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE.
Office in Schade Building,
West Side Square,
Both Telephones.


sop visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Alsop last Friday and Saturday
nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Morrison spent
Sunday last with Miss Morrisons sister
on Shannon
Vera Morrison and Saloma Holden
took flying trip to Mr.. Will Lytts last
Saturday night.
G. l.. Sills was seen here at this place
last Sunday.
Mr., Burl Green visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Taylor Harris last
Wednesday night.
The two Masters Millers called on
Misses Saloma Holden and Vera Norris
son last Sunday night.
Mr.. Ross Durrett and Clint stills spent
last Sunday night at this place.
Mr.. Lum Appleton called on Miss
Maud Hardy Sunday night
With best wishes to the Democrats