davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
LAUNCH CITY OF SAVANNAH.

Philadelphia, Pa. June 1.-THE
new steamship City OF Savannah,
built for he Ocesn Steamship com
pany. was launched this afternoon
from the shipyards AZ Chester Miss
Susie Cole Winburn. of Savannah.
whose father is vice president of the
Central Railroad Of Georgia. per
formed the christening ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
OHIO BILL POSTERS.

Cedar Point. Ohio. June 1.-THE
Ohio State iBll Pos ers and Dis
tributors' association began its annual
convention today at The Breakers.
The meeting is purely a business one
and will probably last two days
President Charles F. Bryan Of Cleve-
land is presiding. The attendance in
clndes members from Columbus,
Springfield. Newark. Findlay and
numerous other points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
FoREsTsRs AT MUskEooN.

Muskegon. Mich- June 1.-THE
Catholic Order Of Foresters in Mchi
gan began its ANIMAL state couFenticn
here today vi b a large atfenian-e of
delegates and other visitors The
business sessions viii last three days
and vii Be interspersed with many
features Of social ent rtainment p7o-
sided by the Muskegon lodge
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
SURPRISE AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 11.-At the Mexi-
can embassy and the legations of Mic
aragua and Guatemala surprise was
expressed at the news of renewal of
hostilities in Central America. No
official advices on the subject had
reached them up to late hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
SOUTH DAKOTA mAsoNs.

Lead s D. Juae ll--Many visitors
are in the eity Tor the various 6pnral
meetings of the Nasunic bodies o.
south Dako q. During the rera'nler
of the week there es'i he SESSIONS Of
au the grand Masonic aa5 Tenplar
todies and If the srani chartef q
the Order q the EasieIn star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
ROYALTY TO VISIT ROYALTY.

Perrin. June 1.-THE Emperor an
Empress Of Germany will visit Copen
hagen on July .. Later hey probably
viii meet the King and Queen Of Nor
way on board the royal NoFaeig an
yacht. The report that Emperor'
William and Ni-holas are 10 meei
soon lacks confirmation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
sAPTIsTs AT sHEsoYeAN.

Sheboygan Wis, June 1.-THE
Milwaukee Baptist association began
i's fifty-second annual meet 'ng here
today and will remain in session until
Friday. The Baptist church is the
meeting place and the Rev. Joseph
Mountain the presiding officer. Dee
gates are in attendance from Mil
waukee. Racine. Naukesha. KsnOsha
and other cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
MINNESOTA's LAUNCH RUN DOWN
AND SUNK BY STEAMER IN
HAMPTON ROADS.
NAVY appalled, BY LOSS
OF Young Men Fresh From Annapolis
While on POSTGRADUATE Cruise
Grew to Be Arrested BY
Government.
Bulletin.

Norfolk, Va. June lit was stated
anthoritatively here tonight that nava
officials have absolute knowledge of
the identity OF the steamer which ran
down the launch of the battleship Min
nesot In Hampton Roads last night
steamer Is expected to follow
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
and CrIRer. u

Baiteries-RIockett, Kitson. Klei-
now and Hickey; Donovan and
Schmidt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
American League.

Batterles-Plank and Powers; Pei.
ty and Buelow.
Washington and Chlcago-wet
grounds, no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12

Batteries McGlynn and Marshall.
Taylor, Wiltse. Maihewson and Bow
erman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12

Called in sixth inning on account
Of rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12

Chicago, June Philadelphia de-
feated Chicago in a ten inning game,
winning principally by the wildness
NJ tho locaI nifobaPc
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12

IT Is EASY FoR YOUR customers \
to pass your store-doors 81 days when
your ads. contain nothing 70 draw
them within.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY

National League.
Pittsburg, June 11.-Bell pitched a
faii game but his errors helped Pitts
burg TO score
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-12

Batteries Mason and Mclean; Dor
Ler and Brown.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
An Old Timer.

John Mills. better known a. SIR
seant Mills has been visiting friends
IN Fort Gay ii was Cassyllle when
The Sergeant knew it best-duine the
past few DAYS The Sergeant and
Co poral oBAen drittd into This
section with the detachment of tbs
old md Z $ Infantry which was
stationed here in 6S.s his lime e3-
p'red while the soldiers we're here and
The Sergeant ala not re-enIist but
tool ~ bis abode in Cassynle he
lived there MANY wears and Was
h.uwn by everybody iu tns srctlon
tits health failing he went 10 ihe
soldiers Home ~ DAYTON. but rs
gaulng bis health BE- eot place In
oiie ~ thc Departments So Washington
aa messenger and aatchmsn which
oaaou ho HIll holds Re IS Il
sears GA bu IS oms booking and
very vigorous He au expert bo,a,
and tugle tIrR a4a and vith +
Fuu with Nafdrn could kear bait
dozen mea a ha wills Wis d
soidief lp t1s British army ap r
'iee in ludla nl SERVED 10 lbe tat
ti States arm during he civil War
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
Something All Should Know.

Much harm has been done by call
ing tuberculosis a contagious disease
The statement causes confusion in
the lay mind, because the popular
conception Of contagious disease
relates to such diseases as scarlet
fever and smallpox. requiring only a
limited contact to result in infection
Every one should understand that
tuberculosis is different In nattI .
from these diseases T he mental con
fusion due TO calling il contagious
often gives rise 10 incredulitv or IA
totally unwarranted fear OF con-
tact with tuberculosis persons. in spite
OF the fact that almost as soon as
the significance Of the tuberclc hacll-
lus was established a series Of studies
undertaken to determine the possibil-
ity OF the spread OF the disease by
the breath or exhalations OF persons
with consumption az once showed that
the tubercle baccilli are not given off
into the sir by the breath from the
moist surfaces OF the mouth and air
passages. nor from healthy. unsoiled
surfaces OF the body The establish
ment OF this fact is OF far-reaching
&C usequeuce, because it shows that
neither the person nor the breath Of
the consumptive is a direct source
OF danger. even to hs most constant
and Intimate attendants The con-
sumptiye is source OF danger only
from the discharges from the diseased
tissue chiefly the sputum and ii
tnese discharges are distroyed. .contacl
with tuberculosis patients is free OF
danger"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
An Artist and Her Work.

Miss Shirley Burns. daughter OF Mr
AID Mrs. NJ. S. Burns, Of this city,
has displayed quite remarkable talent
along very beautiful and interesting
iines. During the past year she at
tended school in Cincinnati, and it
was in this school that her wonderful
talent was discovered and developed.
Miss Shirley has shown very beauti-
fully that she is an artist. and her
ability is manifested in her work as
a decorator of china. The work done
By this Young girl, and which is now
shown at her home with pardonable
pride. is beautiful and artistic TO a
degree Vases. dishes, plates, cups
saccers. etc. all OF fine French china
have been so tinted and ornamented
with exquisite buds and blossoms
true tC nature and 20 life. that their
intrinsic value has been even from a
mercena y point OF view. greatly an.
hauced. But aside from this it is 2
source Of great satisfaction to the
indulgent father and mother Of Mis-,
Burns TO know that in this array oi
beautiful things Is visible ,angibl,
proof Of talent and that the care anc
dollars spent in the development o.
this talent this artistic sense is no
without IFS return.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
A Pretty Home Wedding.

The residence OF Mr.. Paul Gault.
this city, was the scene OF very
pretty home wedding last Tuesday
morning Those most interested in
the happy event were Miss Maude
Coyle, n neice OF Mr. Gault. and Mr.
Charles Curry. OF Greenup. XIV
AZ a few minutes past nine o'clock
these two entered the coy parlor
ana stood before the Rev o. F.
Williams pastor of the NJ. f Church.
South, and as the strains OF the we'd
ding march died upon the summer air,
be impressively pronounced the fateful
words which made the twain man
and wife. The guests. made mp OF a
scw relatives and personal friends,
rendered their hearty congratulations
ana sincere good wishes TO Mr.. and
Mrs Curry. and then with many a
gooj-by and some tears, the couple
set out upon a brief wedding tour.
This trip as ieiually projected en-
hraced visit to Eastern cities and
OF course. the jamestown Exposition
6ut man proposes and sometimes
Providence Wills otherwise. Recent
bereavement in the form of the death
OF the grandmother and an uncle OF
the b ide had changed many plans
Instead OF the extended journey Mr.
and Mrs. Curry will visit Cincinnati
and her mothers home in Williams
burs o., and then go 10 Central Ken
/ lucky for brief stay, then to Beck,
lev. W va. which wilLbe their home
{ Much of Mrs. Curry's girlhood time
was spent in this city where she had
won many friends by her charm ol
person and disposition Always a.
/ uactive she looked very p city on
3 her wedding morn Dressed IN 3
/ he utiful suit Of champagne Voille
over champagne silk. with all the
appropriate accessories of the bridal
toilette, she made We handsome
J picture
4 Mr. Curry is fine looking youpg
business man. Of excellent family aus
character He is travelling salesman
for one OF Huntingtons big houses
that OF the watts-Ritter COMPANY
and enjoys the esteem and confidenc,
OF his employers and of all who know
him best He is to be cong atulateC
upon the winning Of his fair bride
and the NEWS wishes for both Ions
life and happiness,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
JAMESTOWN TRIP.
Much Interest in the Big Sandy News Trip To
Jamestown, Richmond and Washington.
SEVERAL CHANGES IN THE STANDING OF THE CANDIDA

There are GOOD many dollars
aid the Big SANDY News by persons
no. interested IN the jamestown con
te-t and who DO not cast any votes
IN IL There we designate as
Don't Care votes. In order 20
stimulate the work for new subscribe
ers we have decided 10 divide these
votes amongst the three candidates
having Tie most dollars on new
subscriptions to their credit at a
da'e % be announced later. The
division Of these votes will prob
ably be 80 per cent 10 the one
having the largest number 90 per
cent 20 The next ana 20 to the next
Definite announcement vin be
ua4a little later. This is a
double induecment TO work for nev
subs ribers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

Miss Ethel swetnam, Wilbur, 500
Mrs Julia Allen. LoRmansyille. l05.
Ars, J. W. HinkIe, R'h'rdson, 6
Above is a correct summary OF the
candidates and their votes up to
Thursday morning OF this week All
ballots will be preserved so that any
question that might arise may be set
tied beyond question.
We expect 10 have the con
test party stop over in Richmond
Va, which is very interesting city.
because OF the important part play
ed there in the history OF this
country Also. on the return trip
we hope to arrange TO come from
Norfolk 70 washington City by steam.
er. stopping en- route at Mt. Vern-
on, the home Of George Washington.
Washington is the city OF greatest
interest 10 every citizen Of the Unit
ed States
( From Norfolk there viii be side
trips 70 Virginia Beach and Old
POINT Comfort, two Of the most
popular bathing resorts on the A.
lantic coast
/ REVISED SCHEDULE: Every.
ot.e who nays N ADVANCE on.
years subscription TO THE NEWS
VIII be entitled to 125 votes two
years $50 yo;es; three years. 4Ot
yot.s: four years. $50 votes: fiv,
years. Io0 votes; six years. S75 votes
seven years. 1913: eight yeas. lSmi
nine years, 1859. ten years. 1875
Ten years is the limit for this pro
portionate increase on advance sub
scripton to a single address.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
NOSE EVANS
Found Guilty of the Murder of
Mary Belle Kirk.

The past two days have been taken
up with the trial of Nose Evans for
the killing Of Mary Belle Harman
about two years ago. Evans made mis-
escape, but was captured about two
months ago somewhere in Tennessee
ana brought back for trial The jury
in the Evans case was out until about
ten o'clock Thursday night when 4
verdict was reached, and no recon-
mendation to mercy was made. This
viii mean that the condemned man
will be hanged unless the verdict is
set aside Counsel for the defense has
made motion to that effect
The above was taken from a WIZ
hanson paper and is substantially cor
rect except as to the name OF the
victim. Her name was Mary Belle
Kirk and not Mary Belle Harman-
As stated above Evans crime was
the killing OF this poor q !. who was
a native Of Martin county. born on
Wolf creek about twenty-five years
ago. She was a very pretty girl.
and had always borne an excellent
character Her father was a WELL
known character. familiarly known as
"Claw-Hammer Joe" Kirk Muse
Evans, her slayer, was also a Martin
county product. being a son Of John
Evans. who lived near the mouth OF
Wolf creek Another Evans, Jeff by
name, had some time before the mur-
der Of the Kirk girl served a sentence
in Virginia penitentiary for murder
The mu der for which Evans win
probably some day die on the scaf-
told was particularly shocking. II
seems that he and Miss Kirk had once
been sweethearts. He was exceed
ingly jealous, and had threatened to
kill her because OF some real or
fancied ground for his jealousy. One
day he met her not far from War
field. on the West Virginia side. walk
ing with another man. A quarrel en-
sued. and Evans in his rage shot the
J gil, inflicting wounds from which she
Gied day or two afterwards He
claims. so it is said that the shoot
ing was purely accidental, but he
fled the country and for about two
years successfully evaded capture. The
authorities gave up the hunt and the
baldwin Detective Agency took it up-
Re was finally aced to Tennessee
aud caught in a mining camp and
brought back 10 Mingo county, and
his trial and conviction followed.
It will be seen that Evans has
moved for a new trial His lawyers
will have to make mighty good
showing if they get it from Judge
Wilkerseu,>,and as iuries across the
| Tug do not fix the penalty the ae-
, cused may BE said to stand on slip
: perry ground.
The NEWS lea ms that in her early
girlhood days Miss Kirk was a puDiI
e in a school taught by Ed. Kirk, of
+, the gas office.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
THE FOURTH.
The Eagle Will Scream at Louisa
on Neu thursday.

1h, lAouaad Ha a,t sa.,,eted 90
hep Is cslsb.au shc ltl OF ml,
taye great ra, Ia Store A Fourth
al iui without an grafton Is liEe 4.
dish of Big sand Eroau beaiis with
our cAoire piece ui Hlf SANDY bacon
~ seasoning The good people dear
b love good sgeech aud "a next
THURSDAY unr patriotic citizens Who
come 70 Loalsa eil have o., oppor
tnltJ Tor hearing oDs of their own
lr"rlr q man Who has u-tl achieved
ihmr as an orator make an address
TIE man b. lodu = Hager of Ash.
lanu ng tery h.e sand,au aa-
tiyc and 10 The mHuusr born he
yss born 10 the sand, ,allel not
far from the old river Itself a has
afisiurd houo and distinction.
iHovn abruad a. well as a haus and
De heart Is ever true 10 ta lanG
lG the people where he was born
ad aui0ag whom - vas reared Ht
arcr viii an. as yol ~ - b-is
man Aik Come and by cam-ns
hobor the man Who is proui = c.tll
lmsef six sardiau
Al possible preparation is being
mnde for a Hlcudid celebration Of
the Nations Holiday in Louisa An
our Iroplc are active and euthusias-
,ic. and neither time nor expense viii
ho SPA ed to masc the occasion one
long 90 be- remembered hy an Who
VIII yish Louisa on that day
The committee having the pro-
gram and a ranecmeuts In charge
nuds It impossible at this time 20
elve the part ulars To the public
Everything possible viii be done to
make the celebration attractive Som,
u the features af the occasion fave
flr,ady l-.en mentioned In this paper.
and se,ersl others have been pro
oc,cd and of thes, II a Balloon A.
ccnsion a big sure enough ascension
with a Man In lt' The Louisa Brass
Band is przrsicing nightly In order
to interest and enhyeu the crowd
with good nlsie Louisa. with It's
beautiful Public square. It's beautiful
srsd, streets aud tine residences g
nov loosiug ts pretutst and this
lone Is an inviting pluoe 10 srend
the day and when you combine this
vsh aH the o.her attractions stich
Vl, b. Offered it surely offers much
Ht, an Who desire TO emol themselves
I'm wholesome recreation The Fodrtl
~ Jsly Is BIZ nay in the history
4. tho American people its remem-
hrsucc aud its celebration should o.,
r,,setuated. and all. old and youns
eat and small should give time
to participate in the proper oOser'
vance of the dan
Then come to nAsa next THURSDAY
and feei better and happier for >od'
fonanr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
'erfectly Lovely Time. ''


the declaration aud ctho
D. fortunate ones who were
RI by Mrs. r = Bond in
prs Of the Brunswick Hotel
Hday afternoon. The guests
,i twenty ladies. all I'm ,le-
Pmer ga b. aud the diversion
a. the cver-populHr camc e
p'i,c tables engaged in the
rnd the contest was Ions
ftlnr.
elioions cate ard Ice, very
ON so warm an afternoon,
app eciated by the guests
easant occasion. Each score
attached 10 a very pretty
ppriate aud useful when the
seemed trying to crawl ont
y iis narrow prison,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
chiIdren's Day.

The sunday school of the NJ. r.
Church, South. kept Children's Day
very beautifully aud appropriately lat
Sunday evening. A very large and
appreclative audience testified their
interest In the occasion aud the child
Zen by attending the services on so
warm night.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
Gets Only 0ne-Third.

Mortimer Whitehead. national
lecturer for the Grange, recently de
clared that farmers are paid YEARLY
Si.OOO.0000OO for the products they
sell. but the same products cost those
who consume them Sl2,0OO.O0O,oOO.
II Mr. Whitehead is correct. and We
a sure he is. farmers get just one
third OF the value of what they sell.
Exchange
Let sone Lawrence county teacher
show the mistake in this calculation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

]. p. Gartin has formed con-
nection with new piano firm at
Ashland and will continue to dis
tribute the implements of harmony
land discordl in the Big Sandy homes
The same desirable line heretofore
handled by Mr. Gartin will be sold
by HIM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
Ball Game at fountain Park,

Weather permitting a big crowd
viii witness the same tomorrow be-
tween the Louisa club and the hos
tom ploomers The girls are said 10
he fine players, and whether they
are or not the novelty IS sufficient 20
draw a crowd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
B. HANNAH
I Democratic Nomination
FOR Circuit Judge.
In TIM couNIHs N DISTRICT.


|arday. June q the Demo
the 1ttb Judicial District
b. a MAJORITY of Ell that
|iee for a oandidvte Tor Judge
district should be h
81 the County OF Elliott
bodies the muio titles are as
For Hannah, Morgan az
carter 55s and Lawrence
ARE decisive maiorllie aud
gp 10 uie Democrats as q
mase The final majority a
just as emphatic iuf ne
vino has won the nomiha
b. % being nominated p
J lird pemprmcy 81 itc
~, s. mgh one and 30
|rMug ihai the fight for ms
lot and eSci,inF Do Ken
y 81 would have heeu pfatee
he cammleH bad been o.
100 sadtt} nu lhe ngt
aatm. and mnfhs AZ dimes
bitter aas a hmil afmir
nd Dc has hsrn gmIatit
d We serve notice nfan eH
. he cueny that Ihe aft
4 ~ f1r crockodile tean over
ut Iamli, jars and futhe
ahieh thcy may entertain
Tor their uomiuee shoo,rr
y benure ~e had d amll
Of opiaion. ARE 90 10 bc
dashrd to earth Thtfe IS
dissension is the ranks uf
|oefam of this Judicial nis.
~ Redwins himself has =
|nHle ~ scquicseing in The
the people ~ expressed d
rit5 he aud Judge Hannah
y jowHsmen. ncighbou and
Each had done biz dead
10 ain the high prize pf-
the successful contestant
edsincs banner upiled u
oi defeat. bat when De knew
D The peunant Of his obua
signal OF victory Was shown
amoug the nrH To offer hR
a,lons and assure bis ert-
that he would support him
on every side similar -.
and declarations have been
IA Il is entirely safe 10 say
before the active camnaigp
an bitterness Will have as
an sore spots. u any there
have healed. and that n
lemoc ary wiil cleet J B
as The snoccssor Of the r'n
ho Y nov nlliug the hish
Judge
person Of Judge Hannah
Docran have a candidate %
nthinF bat the best and tho
pan be- spoken Personally D.
lt stain aud above repruach
contest ~ recently closed
personal as Il Was. but 2
harge vas brought against
that was the charge OF !n
II was as absurd as Il ~.
Fuus and scarcely deserved Z
but il was hnycly aud hon
y aud successfully rcpelled
IN he Is best liked hy tho g
" aim best A. "a LAWYER b,
he inferior Of any Ia The
llis legal learpiur is dsei
aud his experience nt ,h'
de and varied IN mind
aud atialnmenis Judge Ham
ven fitted ;or the place u
wplres. and occupying tha'
le office he will be honest
fearless aud impartial This
rs believes. Is all that M,
rtiuE could expect lie Wis
hese superior qualifications i.
20 the psople for theil
aud votes, No better ma
offered.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Sullivan and
Miss Lucille have gone to Ashland
to attend the Savage-Poage marriage.
From Ashland they expect to so to-
Flemingsburg for visit to Mr. John
Borders.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

Eshham BORDERS. Of Georges Creek,
and whose death is noted elsewhere
IN the NEWS. was a nephew of Mrs
Rober, Dixon. of Louisa. lie vac a
very worthy youne man OF much
rrsmise. He was about - years 70
age.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

DOlnver Nunley, 4 WAYNE county
timbermsn, and Miss Alice Conley.
from Lincoln county, W. Va. were
married IN Catlettsburg Tuesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
DISTRICT a

bl0l hli 4 a
No Votes
Miss Minnie Stone Louisa. l3oG0.
Miss KizzIe See. Walbrldee. l2.Sg5.
Miss Emma Carey. Louisa, 1896.
Nlrs Fannie Wade. Louisa li.7So.
Miss Janet on len Louisa. $500
Nrs Nancy Preston. Louisa.
slss Ida Huletie, Louisa,
DISTRICT B.
Miss Fannie Thompson. Kinner, 1850.
Miss Ber1ie Cooper Cherokee. 1880
Miss Mary Queen, Buchanan, sS0.
Miss Lille Chamber. Estep. Si5.
Miss Dora Woods. wsbbyille.
DISTRICT c.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess,
Georges Creek, 1900
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
TWO DEALS
In Which Louisa Business Prop,
erty Changes Hands.

Dr. T. d. Burgess, of Matewan, w.
Va. has purchased from James @.
Lackey the business house and lot on
Main Cross street adjoining the First
National Bank The deed was made
yesterday and immediate possession
given
This is the location used for SO.
many years by Greenville Lackey for
the transaction of a general mex
chandising business.
Or. Burgess will probably erect a
modern business house on this prop
erty some time in the future
Bromley Bros. have purchased the,
store building occupied by d, C. spen-
Ger and will move into it some time
before Septembe LIST. The lot on
which the building stands is included
in the deal.
Bromley Bros. were notified few
days ago that they must vacate the
building in which they are now do
ing business. Not finding another
that suited them they purchased the
Spencer building.