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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
representative was from Gallaudet

winning representative was from Gailaudet
College.
the Carroll Institute and d. Kindelbefg.
both of the 120Epound class. They were
on the mat for ten minutes. in which time
neither gained fall. After short rest
they again went at It and Foley won II
133-pound class was the next attraction
when Victor Heron of the Carroll Institute
and A. Rogers contested Neither having
Ting. the bout was given to Heron on
points for the most aggressive work. T. 8.
Williams Of Gallaudet College and p.
Schaub went on for the next bout In the
but the bout was given to Williams on
points.
J. Conrad Of the Y. NJ. C. A. and Frank
Mccormick OF g.; stephens Institute
former came of victorious. Mccormick
was put on in place Of ID. Macdonald. who
wrestled In q special bout, therefore he
e. Wright of the =. M. C. A. won the 1876
pound bout from H. A. O'Guire of the Car
roll Institute in three minutes and twenty
seconds. In a catch-weight bout between
]. Conrad of the Y. II. c. A. and D. Mac
Donald Of the Carroll Institute the latter
won on points.
At the conclusion Of the amateur per-
formance Prof. Frank Huesman Of the
Y. M. c. A. and Prof. Rob Roy Mackey
gave an exhibition of high-class wrestling.
and neither had gained fall in ten
minutes the bout was declared draw.
Mr.. Boxwell refereed the bouts and DR..
Grant. southern official of the American
Athletic Union, presented the medals to the
winners.
When the tournament was first advertised
it was the intention of the promoters to pull
off the bout between MT. Huesman and Mr.
Mackey during the amateur tournament.
but DR.. Grant stated this was against the
rules of the A. A. U. and therefore the
tournament had to be closed before this
exhibition could take place.
Before the wrestling matches were pulled
off there was basket ball contest between
the Regular and Reserve teams of the Y.
M. c. A., in which the former came on
victorious by score of 33 to 20.
The ljpa-1ln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

Notices have been posted In all Of the
cloth mills in New Bedford. Mass. Of a
seven and one-halfetaoisnhrdl uetaoarles' VIZ
~ per cent advance In wages. This raise Is
not acceptable to the operatives. and the
The present plans Of the operators on the
Kennebec and Pencbscot rivers this winter
are to harvest 10000 tons of Ice. The fields
are now closed with clear ice and opera
lions win begin at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
officers of Survivors Association.

The Survivors Association of the District
of Columbia, volunteers of 1861, at its last
meeting elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent w. III. Braund: first vice president,
A l.. Grimes; second vice president T.
Edward Clark; financial secretary. j. r.
Ford treasurer L. p. Seibold. The election
of a recording secretary was postponed I'M
til the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
WRESTLING TOURNEY
AT Y. N. C. A. HALL

Some fine graphing was done last night
at the amateur wrestling tournament at the
Y. M. C. A. The attendance was large and
a noted feature was the many ladies among
the spectators.
= The tournament resulted in a victory for
the Carroll Institute, team, as they won
three Of the seven bouts. The Y. NJ. C. A.
team was second. with two. The other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
aarrick Club Anniversary.

The first anniversary of the Garrick Club
was celebrated last evening ct Its club
rooms. 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. John
Sharpe Williams, minority leader of the
House of Representatives. made humorist
speech. promising that he would not advO-,
cate phonetic spelling II elected to the
presidency. c. H. Newman spoke on the
life of David Garrick, after whom the club
was named. and was followed by Repre4i
sentative James Kennedy and Represented
tive w. g. Brantby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
PENN ANNOUNCES
BASE BALL DATES

PHILADELPHIA, December 12-Man-
aEer J. G. Damon of the Pennsylvania base
ban team. has completed the Quakers'
echcduie for the season of 1907. and al
eAonsh 1t has yet to be ratified by the fac
NIFTY athletic committee 1t is not expected
thai the committee will change the arrange
Uners OF any of the important dates.
The schedule Is as usual quite long and
several new games have been arranged.
TIE season will open on March 80 at Frank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

lin Field with a game between Penn and
tho New York University and on June II
the season closes at Princeton when the
Quakers meet the Tigers. The schedule
follows:
March ao-New York University. at franklin
Field.
April Richmond College. at Richmond. or
North Carolina, ut Chapel Hill.
April 3-vfrgnia, at Charlottesville.
April 4-viryina, at Charlottesville.
April 6@GeOrgetown, at Washington.
April 6-Georget0wB at Washington
April l0-vilaDova. at Franklin Field.
April 13-Trinity. at Franklin Field.
April 17-Gettysburg at Franklin Field.
April 20-COlumbia. at Franklin Field.
April 24-Iehigh. At South Bethlehem.
April 2S-West Point. at West Point.
May 1-Fon1ham, at Franklin Field
May 4-Princeton, at Franklin Field.
May 0-Viryinia. at Franklin Field.
May S-Ursfnus. at Franklin Field
May 11-Yale. at Franklin Field
May 15-Colun1bia. at New York.
May Cornell, Mt franklin Field
May 22-Lafayette, Mt Franklin Field
May 25-Yaie at New Haven.
May 27-State College, at Franklin Field.
May 30-Cornell, ut Franklin Field.
June drown, at FRANKLIN Field.
June 5-Open, negotiations on with Alabama
University.
June S-BrowB. at Providence
June 1O-Amherst, at Amherst.
June 12-PrincetOn, at Princeton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

The entire fortune of Otto Young of Chi
cago. who died recently. will be bequelthed
to the seven grandchildren of Mr.. Young In
equal parts after provision has been made
for the widow and four daughters The
gross amount of the estate is estimated at
s20cG0cG0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

company will, December 15 begin the tear
ing down of the old Long bridge. which
is put out of use by the new Highway
bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
KING ARTHURS
BEAT ST. JOHN

In e. very close and exciting game of
basket ball last night, the knights of King
Arthur OF the Church of the Good Shep-
herd defeated the st. Johns Church five
by the score of IA to IL. Freemans play
ing for the winners was very fast and
Darrow was the feature player for the
losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

paa1s-. So,s q, Sann1 ~,
head. Points on fouls-Ordways 81; w. L. l., S.
Refefee-Mr, II. Colli6ower. Timers-Aessrs. Ro-
hey and Moriarity. Scorer-Mr. Clark.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

The first OF the social functions Of
the seventh district this season be-.
gan on Friday, November %. when
DIR. and Mrs. Palmer entertained
quite number Of their friends 10
their palatial homt, Enfield where
the Euchre Club Il last year was re.
organized with many new aud attrac-
tive additions
There were nine tables 10 pro-
gress, and with few exceptions,
three was very good playing.
The ladies prize. q pretty belt.
was won by Miss Edith Holmes, af-
ter close tie with Miss HELEN
Burch, and thegentleman i. d tobac
co jar, proved an equally close con
test between Mr. Willie Blackstone
and Mr.. Ernest Burch, and won by
the>-lormer and being the second
prize w6icb be has won Of late
Miss Lila Bsnt tesk hopas v Ith
her a well filled bank 10 which,
had taken collection, and which
we hope proved o consolation 10 the
BOBBY There will be othersln
II was with regret that we learn
ed that our former President. Nj.
Petherbridge. could not serve US n
that capacity this year upon which
Dr.. Palmer "motioned that A. p.
Mattingly, be appointed 10 gil his
place. which motion was approved
Later dainty COLLATION. was serv.
ed, and after delightful evening,
as one spent with DR.. Palmer al.
ways insures. we said good night
with the hope that ourGuture meet-
ings may be as pleasant as the first
Those present were:
DR.. and Mrs. r ] Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McWilliams, Mr..
/ and Mrs. VIM. Blackstone, Mr. and
Mrs. a. w Love, Mrs. D O, Hold
ges.
Misses.
Nellie Palmer, Lily Palmer, Lii
liam Love, 49, Carter. of Baltimore
Lizzie Blackstone, May Burch. Lille
Blackstone, White Burch, Edith
Holmes, Agnes Plowden, Mary
Grason, Claudia Grason, Catherine
| Dent, Lillia Dent, Helen Burch,
| Lillian Mattingly, Fannie Joe Dent,
Eva Blair. Lorena Foxwell, Marie
| Knott.
Messrs
Harry M Jones, Larry Palmer,
Wade Blackstone. E. N. Pether-
bridge. A. B. Maf1inQly. Ernest
liurch, George Nc civilians, George
Knott and AlbaEt lodges.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Ii is our EARNEST WASH 10 donate b
quantity VI me T. Il Al. Palnt 10
yVor cnurcn aud every cnuron wneu-
ever II 10 W % painted.
lU,UOv ehurenes painted with L. 81
a.
4 gallons II d NJ. mixed wish 3
gailUns Lins6eu Oh viii pant mod
crale seseu house.
Actual CO.'S L. 4 "a. about l.2O
per gallon.
l.. n ~. Zsuc hardens r q a..
White Lead nua maKcs the painI
wear like IrOA
Harrows q Peck, Montpelier, W..
w+-ltrs,
senool house. NJ painted with
l.. y ~ two c0ats Useu ouly i've
gallons Il. & ii. aaa nlne gAilous
Ull yost 81 paint, VA cents i gaI-
lon
sold by e. l.. Palmer, Palmer, Sid.
J (. q. Craddvck. JarDOvsvii4r. nd.
Johnson ~ Co. SOiuuUAs. Aid.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
ST. mARY's cOUNTY REAL Is.
TAIE FOR SALE.

No. 1. Earsns beautifully situated on the
FptumAc hfFsr netweeu brsttun'B Hay and
plley rulnE. sg0 aprpe -zU0 aegas arsDse land
divided into I ieias " ~ acres aaan. Land
fertile. Dwelling. 0arns, teAaat nuuses and
outoulldlnKe la govQ repar. kine timber. .
Va, unbio private - attr cfeeks. Fine nshiuR
Hue stvvk fartp. II aiilea ~ Steamboat wharf.
Convenient 70 pustDnice aud ssafes frlce.
sil.O0Q
Also farm III First hieGli0I District SHOWN
- Huan lttlls' eu1tAlnltatUR iAd acres L,lfNe
dweiiliKs barns. VIC ~ Mss3g pair.
Ai4o farm % hrittous itas flear Abeliss
wharf 10 the TAiru HiretlUu District. eontain&
isls 10 apre4 improved " aweiilnk. barns
etc., IA 8OUd repair. kkcHuent nsniuR aid
0gstarihg facl itlss, uYqu oyster grounds
ean be tAkess q saef The 'hamkA uyst Law I
kartn on III. Ier0me's Creek. ouniMlninR 81
aciw ~, aeslrAbse auf u nUme sud ~ VaiuaDfk
~ eteK uruuudes sslpWn a. Lurse3 ! pOinrs
and renentls eeupied ~ lsrry y ! rieLts5n
Also farn VI fot0mac fsfpcf. 3fd klectiun
yiatr'et. q y AArs Z Y ,uats, ecu al.ilns u.
acres, kuuwa ~ White folnt.v hxueiletI
klahtsk ad ~ eEeflnk tAelnsies APP to
VA 41Et n ak ~ n kshs Atfy.
gel. d. "a. ii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

This play will be presented on Thurs
day, December ~, lvug. az y clOck.
All SAINTS Mission near River Springs.
This play Is d beautiful seflo'coInie drama
Ia three acts
There are fourteen young ladies III the
cast who snow reniarkApla talent, aud
dengntful evening Is Insured Tor ali wno
attend.
The Dialogue between the Irish servant
and eoloreu COOK, and the anEics uf the
love sicg old mald viii be highiy amusing,
aud are al0me we'll work The Hlnal amount
81 admission
Thtn Tor those who like the serious side
OF lie, there IL Rsuecca aud ner triumph
win the mystery Of poor dslneuged,
Meg and the proud ladys from the Dig
house II the hill. All sDrro " being clear
cd away II ends happily.
After lne play Lev cream aud Cake will
he served. hsnelnbef ehe date
THURSDAY, DacEA1aRR ~, foe
Adhesion 25c
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

In pursuance 0f the above order, hereby
give notice Ghat have oDlalgaed from the ID =
phAnn' Gvnrtssf " mary saaunEy, M Ieafars
81 administration . tue prrs0na estate Of
JOS. FkANK KNIT.
late OF said county. daoeased Al persona
nnVaag GA rs AZ Aust thp sAtd deeoased are
hrfrbg titled ~ e1niOsa ito saln WITH tne
prppef Fouenura AL scue thereto. 10 tbs aub@
ncfluer on " before thu jim day ~ Ma.
WI they wai uGhUF ~i1s iy law ~ exOludan
tr,sm tue nHneHta ~ the said estate All 4ars
soils indentea ~ tue ssscoasud llro required 70
luako int1uatAke pay Htlit 10 tho subscriber
WI. IA Lkf.
Nov 10 0s-ew Ad Illustrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
Notice To Creditors.

Orphans Court Of 81. Mars County, Bcs.. :
November -. ip01.
ORDERED BY THK COUNT. That wm
- /. Bailey. admlnisEfatur u los Frank
knp l., lAte Of -. MAef's C0unty nd, deoeas.
"a. give ING naise required " Law u Tho de.
Lhat thu easna % uu.iAhed Unce i week Fuf
* sncs eaaivu weeks III tne 81. AAaYa HKA.
CON.
rests y. pufLIps1nKeHwRLL
Register Of Wins Tor 81 aary's county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Tho Co-partnershlp heretofore existing ua.
der the lirm name Of Greenwich q Honril for
the manufAeture and sale Of BRICK, mas this
day been dissolved by mutual e0nsont. n. ri.
ar1onweil VIII have sole charge of the settle.
mant Of the business " the lMRe arm.
n. n, GREEN w ell.
W. J. HkARNs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Divine Service al the residence
81 Mrs. Hodgdon, near Millsaone,
Oh Thursday. December IL. 1916, ~
IL, A NJ Tue puDlic invited
SlILLARE r.. uINNicK, hector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
Notice to Irespassers

All persons are forowaned against tres
passing with dog, gun or other 4ise on the
barber fArin noar huda'a Creek. kn0wn az
"feilcitv.F Against ala Offenders the law
via ~ STRICTLY enforced, JuMM n. kEY,
NpH--taa Agant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
TRusTEE'a GALE
q Valuable wAtsr-fraEt
REAL ESTATE.


ny virtue 81 a decree 81 the Circuit
Court iOt IS Mary county, sittinR az
a tOuft ol h.qmey. pa-sssI ia d cause ln
when JA1nes A. Busi0cs, guardian aud
n@kt lFigad ~ Csitn,s. ale Is. Morgan and
Mary 4, aur9&H, II Dsalatgu. aail CaEhA.
rIme a. MOrKau ana aary h. Morgan are
upienalants. tils unuaa ul~Dud keuslsv Will
uiier Tor sale az puDlle auction mt tne
Cvurt hvusr uooFsis t,conardt town. 0n
Saturday, December s, 1906,
between tie hours ol a and i o'clock. p.
A., tii tlls real estate d waien lh0 lMte
kuiiip n AurKan, dard. Meixed aud pos
nrssed, elAliea ~ksart FsFazay HiiI's Or
''t,art bunneli Hip Containing
ONE ACHE Sonx on Lrss.
The said real estate IA situate ID the
Ord election district u IS. Marys coun.
~, on isrlttvn's bay. about . miles IRON
lseonardtOwn, nearly opposite Abeli' s
wharf, and Is improved by TWO Dwell
LING HOUSES and the necessary our.
BUilINsja. There il good Oyster plant
Ing grounds adjacent.
TERMS or 5ALE. -~Cash on day " sale
or ratification thereof. 4 deposit IL &15
az sale. WALTER d. DORSEY,
Truatee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Mn. Kelles,

Graduate Ia Optumeery,
Philadelphia Optical College.
Myopia, hypermctrppia aud Astigma-
tlsm successfully treated. Eyes tested
FREE.
county resilaace. Hrr naavilIe, Nd.
March /. U6--tl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Ibe knot tied IN Washington. fearing
thai d telegram might have preceded
them. 20. acting upon the sugges.
ton oi Washington friends, with
whom they spent the night, they
came 70 Rockville early this morning.
Rev Thomas Il. Campbell. pastor
Of the Baptist Church, performed the
ceremony. They ieft for Washing
ton immediately afserward. SUM-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
Wanted.

A Young man with some experience In
the grocery business, must have reference.
Apply 60 II. W. LOVE,
Palmer n. u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Eds, OF Leonardtown,
gay for Baltimore. Mr..
deservedly popular here
departure Is sourceof sim
Agret 10 all who know him.
success attend him.
"a few nights ago. a seventeen
year-old ben, belonging to Mrs.
Franklin Chappelear. Of Charlotte
Hall, was killed by an owl. The
hen, though partly blind, bad rear
ed brood Of 36 chickens. this year.
The section on the Clements road
at Holly Hill, Leonardtown dis.
trict, has been graveIed and repair.
ed. Supervisor Yates desires as
TO return his thanks 70 Mr.. g. RaIey
for his liberal doantions Of gravel
to do tbib work.
Recently, Judge William s. Cop
page brorght 70 our Office species
Of Irish potatoe vine that mad large
and well developed tubers an each
joint Of the vine. The Judge said
there had been also q fair yield Of
potatoes in the hills.
The December Term OF the ST.
Mary's CircuitCourt was in session
last Monday, Associate Judge Crane
on the bench No cases OF general
interest were heard. w. d. Wood
burn was appointed bailiff TO the
petit jury, vice Daniel J Bowles,
deceased.
The Rector and Vestry Of ST. An.
SNdrew ) parish earnestly desire that
AT who are interested in the preser.
yation Of St Andrew S Church and
cemetery will be present at the
morning service at ST. Andrews.
next Sunday (9th). II the day be
very Indictment, then Sunday 23rd.
Al about 1870 O'Clock Tuesday
last, fire broke out in the residence
of Jno =. Leach, at Newtown and
destroyed the house. furniture and
out buildings. The couhagration
lasted about one hour. Almost all
.of the furniture was lost. The fire
originated from terra. Gotta pipe,
No insurance Mr.. Leach hss al !
IS. sSass
About $40 !. h--+sSt Friday night,
James e. Connolysof Leonardtown,
was found dead 10 his shop on Fem
wick street. Mr. Connoly followed
his trade Of shoemaking 10 this town
for near on toa bali century. He serv
edin the Unl6narmY, was twice mar
riyd and Is survived by his second
wife aud large family 81 children.
His renains were buried ia the
Methodist cemetery, near shis town.
The cause Of death was an overdose
Of laudaunm
Since our last report the Bessie
Jones has added Others 10 her al
ready long list 81 captures for vic.
lations Of The oyster Gull law. The
list Of arrests and fines imposed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
THE BEST.

Special and general Agent for the best
Liiv, Accldent aud healtu tnsugAncv sold
10 the Y. >, will 0e slad 10 sue ala apsir-
ing uDly hrss class insurance. Would
haze 20 talk TO those desiring to sell READ
estnte 0f All kinds.
j. CAnfLLUB HowARD,
i.eouardtown. Md.
Oct. 25-pd 4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

colloquiaIly called
gh-be completed, the
will be changed and, in
opinion gray matter
Vim isfar from being develop
country which is consider
3 richest and most powerful
De great nations, would 10 con.
Bmed 70 perpetual winter. I'M
'derstand2 We DO. and many thanks
for your explanation. Good morn.
ing.
Occasional parties take place 10
different neighDorhoods. The levi.
ties Of young folks are pardonaDle,
but II not discontinued 10 time, they
form the strongest reproaoh TO OLD
age.
Farmers work hard. and they are
not intoxicated by years 81 success,
That they are men Of strong minds
and rise superior TO the vicissitudes
Of fortune is not to be questioned.
Sometimes entertainments take
place for the benefit Of Churches.
There is young man who never
fails 10 attend them, and often he Is
beard humming the following to The
air, my Darling Is so peculiar. z
To fat turkey, when roasted.
have d keen eye,
And Oft have boosted
IN tempore Veai
Poultry raisers are often des .
pendent. Foxes aud minks catch
their turkeys. What has become 81
Sal, CIeyeland, Ted, 81 az Say. j.
6. II. Z. aud company have you lost
interest In the hunt. aud let your
dogs become use 10 the scent Of
Mollycotton Tails7 Hunt np your
horns. repair your brides and sad
dies, curry Sam, Peter, and the old
DoIlies and let the animal whose
characteristic is craftiness, know
that there is life in the land OF the
CaIverts.
No iee-aoats in our Creeks, but
heavy frosts are often seen.
AzxANA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
ola Happenings

Wei, since We have seen moth
ing from this part of the count,
IA soae time, | Will show Won thai
We don't live altogether in th.
eack woods
MIR j. .. Brown and family have
moved to Dallas.
NJ. b +. Kaglaud is moving to
his farm which he RECENTLY pur
chased a few miles Southwest of
Paris. W are sorry 10 lose tbs
excellent family.
Rev. W. |. Hargis filed IN.
regular appointment here SUNDAY
ana preached fine sermon.
III. J. VI. Steele. of Po,locany.
was IN lula Tuesday.
We noticed in your last lssu.
that som" one had been WATCHING
the movements of the county Of.
hcia.s. This should be- very q,
coaragIng to the Board and oihar
officers.
notwithstanding the rain and
snow, muddy roads ana all oth.r
eaiamiiies that come along. we
are doing nicely now.
Mr.. Why Garvin and Miss Res
Sic harchbanks, of near Mullen's
ore, were united in marriage
sunday morning, Supervisor II
L. DAVIS officiating.
KNOCK KNEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Oak Grove News.

D. AaAI4AAaDrE hFEEt1.
Old BO-as has come down upon
Us this week like a wolf on to a
spring lamb. aud we hope when
he comes again he will be a iiitle
more respectful and give us little
warning Of his coming.
We a;- sorry 10 note that sever
al members of Mr. &. v. Prater's
family have been quite sick for
The pas, few days.
Mr. John T. brown and wife, o;
Oxford. visited relatisrs here one
lay last wrek
Miss Made Woodward. Of
Hopeweil. visited relatives here
Friday.
Miss Haude Tayior. the highly
accomplished .aui most aniabl.
school teacher - Walton. passed
through here Friday en- route to
ON'ort to visit friends and rrla
tires for a few days.
Miss Jennie TOotuari. Of
Holder, IS spending n irg day.
With her sister. Mrs c. V. Prater
Mrs Laura ilieEey. Of the Keel
neighborhOod. spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with relatives here.
Nessrs Dock RgshIu. and vile
aud Glenn Roberts and wife. OF
Holder. we're visitors IN our com
rnuui'y Friday.
Master Lester Lucas has been
quite sick 10y several days. but Is
better al this writing.
The singing at Mr.. w. J. iili'-
Sunday att-rHooa VAS enjoyed By
all present.
ilossanna. yen have played Rip
Van Wrinkle long enough G.
wash your face and hands aud
srlte u q letter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Qlaclxwater News,


Ne are having some threaten
iEg Wa. ter, and the roads IT.
-ritsa. Ia bad cO.ditiau now
+" aH>t business Is 1t IL LOOK after
the country roads and at least To-
Place them IN decent Condition.
~ Overseers and the Board OF
SUP TI>G-s.
u = 10 the fact that Mr.. |. "
Sanders leaves for Arksusas snon
lhrre was qalts Il shabus thrown
over our sunday school SUNDAY
oy Ills Resignation as superintend.
ent. MIR. J. VI. Sanders was eiec,
ed 10 succeed him, and Mr.. t. =.
Henderson as assistant.
MIR. Jasper DAVIS, of AbbeviII..
"as dear hunting on our side
ut the creek Sunday.
M"ssrs. Willie McAlister. New
Ton Ray burn and Alfred Cook. q,
Aho~siiir. Visited home folks her.
ID 'urday aad Sunday.
1essrs. y. VI. Blown. Harir4
Brown a"d q. G. Williams were n
H"i.y Spring, one day las, week
Aiss Eliza Hartley, of Harmon
town, Was the CUES, OF Mr.. jill
Hartley aud family the past week
Miss Heiiie Cook visited hone
folks Saturday, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Reid and Mr. Thomas
Hartley.
Mr. Dornan Timer, formerly of
tins placr. has returned to his
home IN Texas, after months
Visit among friends aud relatives
Miss hsggie Powell visited her
sister. &rs- Pearl Boyd, last week
Prof j. Z. Given will preach al
NJ eAiister's school house the see
ond Sunday afternoon in February
instead OF the third SUNDAY as
heretofore announced.
Bidckwater is TO have new
business house in the near future
Mr.. Bud hoy was in Memphis
on business one day last week.
Mr.. Richard Campbell, of Free
Springs, visited his mother here
Sunday.