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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct 3-CATTDE-Recsipts. 700 Mar
ket dull and weak. Prime beeves. 4gla6s5 Door 10
medium. 3ioaiSo, stOckers and feeders. 225aiS5;
COWS and heifsrs, 2I5a425 Gamers LI5a20; Texans.
4la455; Westerns 3.00aSS5
HoGS-Receipts. 5000; estimated for tomorrow.
Lea Market steady Light, 56Oa6 o; rough 5s0a
$50; mixed. 560862j; HEAVY 555a6 .: pigs 5Ja5e5
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; estimated for tomorrow
1900. Market dull Native sheep 24Oa5 %; West
en- sheep 35oa5Oo; native lambs, 425a6 50; Western
lambs 325aG15
New York. Oct. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts LOO. 10
demand today feeling weak Dressed beef dul AZ
s10iz per pound for native sides; 7a7lA for Texan
beef
CALVES-Receipts, 42s. yeals low: grasssrs and
Westerns not wanted. Feeling weak. about ESQ
head unsold. Veals, 50Jas.J0; grassers and West
cms, nominal Dressed calves slow. except for
prime and choice stock; city dressed veals saIs.
dressed gassers. 6za7; country dressed calves. Ia
E's.
SHEEP AND IAllBS-Receipts. 4.720. sheen SLOW
but steady. lambs steady for best grades: otbers
dull Sheep 3001i25. Culls. 200a27J: lambs. 475a
zoo; cuIls +0)a4j 81; no Canada lambs sold
HOGS-RGceipts. $50 Market firm. State and
PENNSYLVANIA hogs Ia6I5
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New Orleans.
spot Market.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & c..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board oi Trade Munscy Building
Chicago Oct. @-Salient features OF the wheat
trading to-day were the demcgsized liquidation by
longs. reckless short selling by minor shorts and
the big eXplr, trade that has been transacted under
cover Of The prevailing dcm0raiization. Foreign
buyers have taken advantage a financial conditions
and have bought cash wheat freely the unachinery
having been adjusted particularly with such end IN
yiCw. December option was weak. news Of a bull
ish sort was entirely diTlEsrled and the working
q a large cash order here from other gram ceuters
caused a bulge Of about cents from the bottom Of
the decline.
Corn weak following wheat but getting its
best support from covering by shorts There was lit
tie improvement IN the Eastern trade in cash corn
although the Eastern buyers would have taken corn
If banking facilities Of tie usual order had been
furnished
Oats suffered more severely than any other grain
on the list, Weakness has come as much from the
cash grain from any other direction Liquidation
was hastened By the break in stocks and in other
grains and the poor shipping demand
WHEAT Omen High low C1,s.
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NEW YORIz MONEY.

NeT YORK. oct. 9-AIouey uu call at the stock
exchange to-day opened Gt 50 Ter cent; highest IS
lowest. /; closing at per cent. Most of the loans
were az 30 ler cent
Time money Tas not offered at asL and aunlr-
eutiy su Institutions had Withdrawn from this
means az investment. NlmiD8lly rates were 6isa-
for ninety days and Zach ia- other maturi-es
Mercantile paper was practically without buyers.
Merchants appeared 20 ha IN need u money but
their only resource az This time was their own
banks. Al rates for these two latter items were
merely nominal as 10 business was being done
whereby quotations could De made. Quotations
were UomInlly at - to 10 per cent.
The sterling market vas strong to-day. demand
bills selling 3 cents above Yesterdays quoted rates
at ASA. feature va, the strong inquiry and
scarcity OF sterling cables. ,Eis inquiry being at
tributed 10 purchases u cables for gold imuorta-
tious. The advance was T9 Rates closed as fol-
lows: Sixty days 475 with u1 market: demand
1850; cables Ass51a4s-.
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Experts employed by Col William 6. Grrene arc
reported % le 40 uoTk u The Guadalupe CALVIN
district Ct Mexico studying the mining prospects Of
that region and OF the country toward The Pacific
coast i IS understood they are employed b. Col
Greene personally. and not by the Greene Gold.
Silver Company. The colonel Is reported % have Sc
cured an option on Two properties near santa Bar
baTa ia the Paual district
During the recent pauicky conditions in an &C.
Crities Cobalt stocks have held well This largely
has been due On the fact that the Canadian laws
offer ample protection % iuTcstcrs in Dominion
mining stocks. Cobalt Central has held rartic7iIsrr
well recurly, and work at the mines is going ahead
with unabated ygor. The Temiskamiug and North
eu Railroad has INST completed a spur to the Big
Pete mine Of the Cobalt Central thus plrflctinr the
shipping facilities 0i these properties
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baitmore, Oct 2.-Followiug are the prices
quoted as the principal commission houses.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. pr II. S0agJ5. imi-
tation. 2-a25; Maryland aud PENNSYLVANIA rolls 20.
stCrcpackCd. Ohio and West Virginia. %. MARI
lard. Virginia. and Pennsylvania 2ia26
E''GS-AaTyiand. Pennsylvania, and nearby arsts,
loss of, per doz., @
LlN POULTRY-Chickens cid hens beavv. rer
H., loali do. roosteTs. each 25a50 young. Der h
lial2 ducks, puddle large. Il do. small Der M
lJ; do. muSCoyy and mOngTsl. Per b., Ilai2; do.
brakes, each, 51al0,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call p o'clock noon.
Capital Traction 10 al rs. al Is
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 10 at
67i-. u 67is. 10 al 67ia.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. ? at 5Sis
Nerecnfbalcr 2 az lg9. s 40 1873, 3 at 1851.
Mitchell Mining 10 at 's.
Washington Loan and Trust at 2O3. at 203, 9
at 28
After Washington Railway and Electric IRE
ferIed. 1 az g. 5 at 61'z
Capital Traction, 5 az l29.
MTgcEthaieT 10 40 1854.
Following are the closing quotations On yester-
days local stock market:
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he prices for futures follow:
Ocean Steamships.

New York Oct E-Arriyed-Kr0onland. from
Antwerp October 10
Arrived out from New York-KaiEer Wilhelm der
Crosse, at Cherbourg Caronia, at Liverpool :
Oceanic. az Plymouth
Sailed from foreign ports-Kron PTinzessin Cecilie
from Bremen. for New York.
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WALL STREET NOTES
Liquidation the Rule in Yes
terday'S Dealings.
BAN ON MARGIN BUYING
Pennsylvania and New York Cen
tTal First Among the Standard
stocks to Reflect Weakness in the
Days Trading Money situation
Held Responsible for Conditions.

New York. Oct 29.-Liquldations by
large holders Of stocks and bv small
ones for local account and for out-of-
town. because the money could not be
obtained to carry securities held specu-
latvely. caused serious unsettlement
Of the market to-day. and forced all who
had before ente. tanned the hope that the
measures taken by the clearing house
for relief Of the financial situation could
be availed Of for speculation in the
stock market to accept at par value
The assurances given to the general
community by prominent banking inter
ests that no liberation would he shown
Tor any misuse OF ways and means de-
vised for the benefit chiefly Of the com
mercial interests Buying on margin
has been placed under the ban. and
brokers who failed 10 recognize the fact
were forced to take the consequences Of
their lack Of judgment.
Pennsylvania and New York Central
were the first of the prominent stocks
10 display real weakness, and as TO the
character Of the selling IN either OF
them, there could be no question. Both
made new records for ten-year period
before business had been I'm progress for
haIf an hour, and the downward course
was followed until near noon, by which
TINE Pennsylvania was of > points and
New York Central 1 points from Mon
days closing level, Then came a feeble
rally, as the result OF Liquidation de
creased. but in the absence Of any real
buying power the market for stocks
failed 10 develop any appreciabIe degree
Of frmness.
One OF the stories circulated TO account
for the weakness IN Pennsylvania was
that the dividend would be reduced when
The directors meet 10 act on the matter.
few days hence, and another was that
the company had laid of about 10000 men.
Inc nrst OF these was not credited
The second was denied, and II would
not have been a bear argument. anyway.
Ihat sort Of thing must happen. If rea-
souable conditions are TO be restored In
the market, and "a beginning must be
made somewhere.
Nine years ago St Paul sold ct par.
It again sold at that point to-day. Never
In the intervening period did the stock
sell as low. Nine years ago the price was
recovering from the effects Of the free
silver panic, from which Il rose 10 the
glddy heights last year. when it reached
us hlgA record, at lg9 81. Nine years ago
tAe dividend was 8 per cent \ year ago
the rate was per cent. as It Is TODAY.
and, while there is talk Of reduction In
the rate. 1t Is doubtful If this factor has
had much 10 do with the present selling
movement.
The cause Of the decline IS more likely
10 be found in the money situation.
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New York, Oct 2s-WHEAT-F Firm; large busi
ness No / Duluth % arrive. nominal: Ne
macaToGi, L06iz. Z O. b.: No. macaroni. Los; No
2 Northern Duluth red T. o. b. LO3; No. 2 hars
nominal; 40. ] Manitoba. nominal. No. Manitoba
nominal. Exporters took 81 loads. mainly No 2 red
and chiefly 30 arrive including carC5ss at Chicago
CORN-Wcakcr. trade fair. No 2 elevator. 70
No, 2. {. O.. b.. 20. end October and early Novem.
bCr No. yellow f. o.. b.. %; No. white 2
{. O. b.. end October Exporters took 10 loads.
OATS-LifclCss: irregular Elevator prices. New
crop No. white 50; No white, 5l5; No
mixed g.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy A. o. Brown & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Munsey
Building
Sales 40 noon. ........... 10000 shares
TotaI sales ................0 0Ii, 400 shares
Cali money; High, 7jj low, o; close, g.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

/ r. W crew, or Henry Clews & Co
/ The good effect Of the large engage
ments Of gold for importation now
placed around 100000 is Offset In I'm
portance by the announcement thar the
bankers money pool has been dissolved
which means that brokers recurring
money will have 10 depend upon their
/ own resources. This accounts for the
continued high rates for money. Many
good dividend stocks are unquestionablv
cheap on their merits for investment r1lr-
poses, but until tie present abnormal
conditions change fer the better the feel
ing IS rife that the conservative man will
reduce his commitments rather than in
crease them"
G. Bowie Chipman. Of Z. R. Chapman
q Co.-'After lower opening the market
turned weak and liquidation increased
There was some short selling. but in the
active issues the bulk Of the transactions
was attributed 20 the closing out of loans
on weak accounts. In the last half hour
sli5Ht rally took place, and most is
sues closed slightly better than the low
est. No further gold was taken for inn
port. Foreign exchange advanced. thus
checking the import movement. The rate
on call loans varied from 50 to 70 per
cent In most quarters the policy is stiU
pursued TO avoid any speculative com
mitments with the consequent necessity
Of increasing loans. The cash investment
business is large, but not enough tn off
set the liquidation. To-day's decline &c
but natural. and such as should have
90 III
succeeding last weeks severe break
There is, and probably viii be for sona
time, liquidation and more or less short
selling. All things considered. 1 fail 10
see any reason for changing my advice
as to the advisabnity Of slipping OUT Of
stock on all strong places and awaiting
developments"
Benz. Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-"The
market was reactionary under the infu-
ence Of the decline in some Of the stand
ard stocks, ike Pennsylvania. and ST
Paul. It appears to be the effect of
liquidation on a market where the buy
ing power is UndUly restricted. owing 10
the scarcity Of money, following the
banking difficulties throughout the coun-
try. Money, however, was in slightly bet
ter supply to-day than yesterday, the
banks showing a disposition TO lend some
Of their balances a little earlier in the
day. It is difficult to ascertain to what
extent clearing house certificates have
been issued. The banks give out no in
formation, and appear TO be adverse to
using the certificates All Wall street
houses are limiting their transactions as
closely as possible. and the banks are
exerting their influence to keep Wa.
street requirement down to the mini
mum. Under such circumstances it is
not surprising that some further reac-
tion in prices has occurred. I believe that
the banking situation is we'll in hand, and
that it is. little by little. returning 10
more normal conditions. 1t is simply =
situation which requires patience and
conservatism on all hands,
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BUY IN SMALL LOTS
Trades Practically in Scraps
on Local Exchange.
PRICES A FRACTION LOWER

Liquidation in Railway Preferred
and MergeDthaIer Continues Along
Safe Lines-Bonds Neglected, but
Few Other shares SOId-GenernI
Comment on the Situation.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by f. Il. Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange q
Bowie Chapman manager. I50l street northwest
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YIELD TO PRESSURE
Stocks Decline Under Large
Bear Offerings.
MOSTLY HELD OVER" ACCOUNT
RccCsSiOns in Prices Generally At
trtbuted To Closing Up of Accom-
mediation Deals for SpecuIntors
Unable 20 LiqUidate on Their Hold
ings-Demand Large Cash Margins.

New York. Oct 2g.-There were as
usual various explanations Of the heavy
selling Of stocks in The security market
to-day, which, II il did not at any time
carry the market beyond control. vet de
morallzed prices in a way that yiyldly re
called last weeks condition Of panic.
The one obvious fact about the market
was that there was forced for sale short
y after the opening of business an un-
usually large quantity of certain stocks
chiefly the New York Central and Penn.
sylvania issues whose exceptional firm
ness In last weeks break excited very
general attention, and before the pres
sure 20 sell was over, New York Central
STOCK had made an extreme decline Of
81 points. and Pennsylvania Of 81
points.
These declines I'm stocks Of much proml-
neEce pulled down the stock market very
rapidly, so that by the early afternoon
recessions Of between two and five dol
lars share in many Of the Standard
shares We're not .nfreQUent
During periods OF market stress, like
that Witnessed last week, when securi-
tfae can c-,l,. ~. .-r7 IT, ,r an ..- a. rs~s.
-,--.a,- - p,
s''''' '''''''"' WI 10
'''.'' N"- l-1" IoI I"V account Vi I'LL -'''
ana individuals, as measure OF heces-
sary assistance upon the promise made
by the person for wnom the stock Is
carried, that he will liquidate the same
upon the first signs of improvements in
the market. and one theory was to-day
thai the selling in the particular quarters
named represented held over Hquida-
tion Of this kind.
Attributed 10 Bear Raids.
.7..-. -,- s,-,-.--.,
"s-s '7-''' "-'o ''
l--'I l-e Se----.2 '@lI Iese-'teu ''-e IeSl-llP-
ton OK bear raids upon the market The
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy irving X harrington
& Co. members u the New YORK Produce Exchange
Frank c. kings.snd. manager. Hibbs Building
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r. Chapman x
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange C.. Bowie
Chipuau. manager. 1901 i street northwest
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not fuetuata during disturbed
conditions Of the money or stock markets First
deed Of trust notes first mortgages. well secured
On real sz:ste IN the District Of Columbia crr-
stitutc "gilt-edge" investments They d. not
depend upon the financial responsibility 0f .nil-
yiduals OF corporations fOg tLeir stability. and
are exempt from taxation as personal u-gqertv
We can supply such Investments iu amounts
from 500 upward Send for booklet, Concern.
ing Loans and Investments"
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EASY TO MIX.
Prepare II at Home By Shaking
Well In a Bottle.

What will appear very interesting
to many people here is the article
taken form a New York daily paper
giving a simple prescription, as for
INFLATED by a noted authority, who
claims that he has found a positive
remedy to cure almost any case of
backache or kidney or bladder de-
rangement, in the following simple
prescription. If taken before the stage
Of Brights disease
Fluid Extract Dandelion, One-half
ounce; Compoud Kargon, one ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Shake well in bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here al
home. when asked regarding this pre-
Lscription. stated that the ingredient:
are all harmless. and can be obtained
at a small cost from any good pre-
scription pharmacy. or the mixture
would be put up 4 asked to do so
He futher stated that while this pre-
scription is often prescribed in rheu'
matte Affections with splendid 70
suits, he could see no reason VIII.
IL would not be a splendid remed!
for kidney and urinary troubles an'
backache, as it has a peculiar actor
upon the kidney structure. cleans
ing these mosti important organs an,
helping them to sift anr filter iron
the blood the foul acids and vast
matter which cause sickness and sui
fering. Those of our readers VIII
suffer can make no mistake in Civ
ing il a trial.
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ADAMS

The people are busy saving fodder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pack have re-
turned home after a weeks visit
with friends in Ashland
Rev. Fraley Is moving TO Ohio.
Quite n number from here attended
the funeral at Busseyville sunday.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Adams
OF Prosperity. visited friends here owe
Sunday.
The funeral OF Amos Adams and tw
children viii be preached the fourth
Sunday in October at this place
DR.. J. O. Moore passed through
here this morning en- route to Louisa
c. b. Carter was called to the bed
side OF his uncle who is very sick
G. Skaggs is moving to.Louisa-
Remember the prayer meeting al
Evergreen on Tuesday night.
Two Chums
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HOW To MAKE cuRFEw

Every family should have ourfew
which should positively ring To
night, and every night II needed.
These ourfevs are inexpensive and
can be home made. Take Riece Of
siding two feet long and whitile one
end down to handle; then take
the child that needs the curfew and
bend him over a barrel. Now take
take the piece OF siding in the hand
and use it for clapper Put it on
hot. Divide the strokes evenly and
see that none miss Good for boy
or girl up to the age OF sixteen and
applications are warranted to cure
the most pronounced case of street
loafing that exists. The music the
curfew makes is finer than singing
"where is My Wandering Boy To-
nlghti
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Appointments For Ashland Dis.
trict.

The following are the appointment
for the Ashland District made b!
the Conference of the NJ. E, Churcl
at Louisville:
Ashland. J. NJ. Ackman, presiding
elder.
Ashland. J. l.. wean.
Ashland Circuit. C. W. Howes.
Catlettsburg, A. II. Davis.
Crum. Henry d. Cooper.
East Point. Wade II. Muncey.
Fullerton, c. Rifle
Louisa, Samuel c. Elsea.
Olive Hill. ]. Cheap.
Paintsville, J. D. Walsh.
Pikeville. \. G. Grizzle.
Salyersville, y. II. Young.
Salt Lick. NJ. NJ. Roundtree.
Tolesboro, William II. Morris.
vanceburg. G. y. Jolly.
wallingford, c. o. waggoner.
The Rev John Cheap was sent I
Mt. onvet, near Maysville, and W. !
Davenport goes to East Maysville.
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NOTICE

am now prepared to sell You
any kind of faSn you want in Law
renee. Garter or Elliott county, ran
cling in price from s.. TO $50 per acre
Two farms within miles Of Webb-
vile railroad. one OF l25 acres for
SSOo. and one OF leo acres for S7eo,
Good land. with timber to keep up
the fences. 1t does not cost You a
cent except Your hotel bin TO come
out and look. have horses and
buggies. and viii take YOU over the
land free OF cost except your hotel
bill I don't make hut $40 on any sale
make. want to help get good cit
liens in this county and help get
Capital In one OF the best counties
IN Kentucky II developed.
Tin Moore.
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"OUdH''

A book called Facts and Fancies''
by Bombaugh. answers this by saying;
The absurdity of that Indian grut
IN our language, ugh, is shown by
the following: Hugh Cough, of Bor-
oughbridge. was a rough soldier on
furlough, but man of doughty deeds
IN war though before he fought for
mis- country he was a thorough, dough
faced ploughman. His horse having
oeen houghed in an engagement with
the enemy. Hugh was taken prisoner
and ! ought TO add, was kept on
a short enough clough of food, and
suffered from drought as we'll az
from hunger. Having on his return
nome. drank too large draught OF
usquebaugh, he became intoxicated,
and was laughing. coughing and hic-
coughing by trough, against which
he sought to steady himself. There
ne was accosted by another rough,
who showed him a enough which he
mad caught on a clough near, also ths
slough of a snake, which he held at
the end of a tough bough of eugh
rec, and which his shaggy slough
mad found and had brought to him
rom the entrance of a sough, which
ran through and drained a slough
that was close to Tough in tn,
neighborhood. For the meaning ant
pronunciation of she words contain
ng "ough" consult dictionary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
: = PERSONALS. = +:
ssssssssssssssssssssssassi
H. c. Osborn is here from Blaine.

II. c. Osborn is here from Blaine.
George Kouns. of Blaine. was here
Monday.
b. F. Conley. of East Point, was
in Louisa Saturday
Rams chaffin and family have NOV
ed to Catlettsburg.
Sam Bradford and family have nov
ed to Peach Orchard
Mrs H. c. Sullivan has returned
from a short visit in the country.
DR., Grover Meek, of Huntington,
was recent visitor in this city.
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J b. Mcclure has been quite sick
Mrs. Robert Burchett. OF saltpeter,
was shopping in Louisa this week.
Harry Dalton. of Cincinnati. was
the guest OF r. r. Burns recently.
Mrs. c. c. Sullivan. OF Ashland. is
the honored guest OF Louisa relatives
The ". Burwell Akers. Of Cat
lettsburg. was here on business Tues
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crutcher. OF
Central City. we're in Louisa tins
week.
/ II. C. Mccormick and J. S Rich
wood. of the y. q W. were here last
Sunday.
Reid Remmie has gone to visit his
sister. Mrs Paul Gault. at Holden
W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stewart went
to Cincinnati Tuesday and will return
tomorrow
Mrs. NJ l. Conley and son Leslie
E left last Sunday for their home ii
Camel City
Judge s C. Kinner. of catlettsburp
/ was a business visitor in Louisa las
Wednesday
Floyd Chapman. editor OF the Hunt
ington Dispatch. was in Louisa a fe'
hours last week
e James Billups, OF Chillicothe. o
y visited his mother and other rela
l. tiyes here this week
Atty George Castle. Of Louisa. can
down this morning to look after Il
gal business
Al Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thomas arriv,
here from Bellaire, o.. last Saturda
and have rooms at the Brunswick.
D. Mrs. A ]. Cared has returned fro
Washington. where she went to plai
her daughter, Miss Victoria, in schoC
ce Mrs. Zarah Johnson has entire
recovered from her severe illne
b and has gone to her home on Jeffe
b son, street.
us
!, Mrs. j. o. Lowrey and sister. MI
= +. c. Perry, OF Meridian. Miss. ha
= been the pleasant guests of the
! uncle. r A. Mckee. for the past we,
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Prof Byington will occupy as a
residence the house Oh Lock avenue
owned b. Jesse Cordial and lately
occupied by James Preston. Its own
er Mr. Walker. OF West Virginia, will
move into the house vacated by Mr.
Byington.
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County Treasurer.

[ will pay all County Claims o.
Common fund for the year 1906 down
to and including No. 12S. and all
claims for the year 1903, regardless
OF number. Robert Dixon,
Treasurer Lawrence County