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COUNTRY BOARD.

Hoe-. II. ooc: 81. SI.00: VIZ. $2S3 mo-. S7.50.
W.A;NSIED21rBoARDERs FOR SUMMER AND
1all AT WooGside. Nd All city conyeniences and
excellent board. Address MRS BYINGTON
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For SALE HORSE EIGHT YEARS ON UP.
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aS'TED-sEvERAL FIRST CLASS LADY so
IItlTORS ON \ NEW AND VERY AT'TRAC-
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VOTE y PART OR ALL OF THEIR TINE;
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DID OPPORTUNITY To EARN \ GOOD IN
COME WITH CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT:
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tingly filed a petition in the above court prayin
Henry Merryman. for reasons set forth in the said
petition. Arson S. TAYLOR, Solicitor.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumhia. holding Probate Court.-Estate of Josie e.
Kent. deceased-No. 1881, administration docket.
Application having been made herein for letters
Of administration on said estate by John II. Il.
Wright. it is ordered this 18th day of August,
h An Of 1897 that Kent and 1Ha an next Of
oath day of September, AID 1907. at 10 oc!ock
not be granted, Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein inentioned-the first publica-
ton to be not les than thirty days before said
lseal) Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of
wills for G the District 4 C%a~'a Clerk of the
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia; holding probate court.-Nortcn N. Lit
tie; complainant, agt Lorraine G; Smith, Julia
Smith. William Smith and Jenie Wilson, defend.
ants No. 1901, guardian. Order OF publication
defendant. Lorraine G.. Smith. together with the
dover rights of the defendant Julia Smith in
pose Of renvesting the proceeds in other property.
On motion Of the complainant it is this OH day
smith. Joseph Smith, William Smith and Jenie
in before the fortleth day. exclusive Of sun,
days and legal holidays occurring after the day OF
the first publication of this order: otherwise the
will be proceeded with rs in case of default:
Provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks. in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star. tsignedy,
JOHN BARNARD Justice. (SealJ A true copy
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia holding a Probate Court-No. l4493, Ad-
n Tn is Of ses york has That the
from the Probate Court of the District Of Celum-
ha letters testamentary the of Mary
Mercer Pool late Of the District of Columbia de-
deased. All persons having claims against the de-
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber before tie 10th day of July
A. D. 1865: otherwise they may by law he ex
cluded from all benefit OF said estate Given under
my hand this I'd day of August. 1907 NORRIS W.
POOL. 50 East 18th St, brooklyn, n. Y. tSeal.)
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF tie Probate Court.
W. Z. LOCK WOOD, Attorney. auj-law,3t
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LOUDOUN COUNTY. LARGE HOUSE. WITH
bath; one.haf mile from station, near noun
erences. Mrs ALICE o. LOVE, Purcelivile,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of COlumbia.-ln Charles Henry Mattingly.--
Equity. Nc. 272s5.-Notice is hereby given that On
the 10th of August, 1907. Charles Henry Mat
tingly filed petition in the above court praying
decree changing his to that Of Charles
Henry Merryman, for reasons set forth in the said
petition. ANSON s. TAYLOR, solicitor.
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6O4 21ST ST. N.W.-FOR RENT. 2 PLEASANT
clean, nicely furnished rooms, suitable for gentle
men: gas bath etc; terms reasonable; refer
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FOR SALE-HANDSUME GARNET FOLDING
bed; bevcled plate glass; cost S1Ha: Will sell
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FOR SALE
VALUABLE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
3OiO 18th ST.; a modern l0-room 3stoTy dwell
ing; furnace heat sanitary plumbing; lot Is ly
1875 to a public alley. The dwelling stands back
80 feet from the building line giving a large
front lot. upon which store can be erected. A
one story store, with a cellar. say II feet wide,
should rent for $40 month. 4 number OF
story stores 18th st. only l2i2 feet wide,
without cellars, rent for $50 a month 4 store
II feet wide, with cellar. should easily rent
for $40 more. This would leave foot pas
sageway back to the dwelling. The dwelling
should rent for $50 or $40 month. making IA
total income OF $40 $50 on an expenditul.. OF
about 81. 800; property that Is rapidly Duhauc-
Ing in value. in time will bring a muril larger
rental and should sell FOR $1,000 Sl2.UJo to
investor Wishing purchase place
TO carry his business.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York
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FOR SALE-3oFT. CABIN LAUNCH. COMPLETE,
in perfect condition. Inquire COLEMAN. Poto'
mac Gun and Fishing Club. 9th and s.w.
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HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR POARDERS;
large house and plenty OF shade; short distance
from station. Mrs. BUSH PRICE. Bluernont, Va
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FOR SALE-F ST. PROPERTY RENTING FOR
500 II month; price, $4,000; would like dwell
ing part payment.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-3Oo SHARES CARTER MOTOR CAR
stock $3.50 offer considered three blocks of
100 shares. Box ia. Star office. aul7-3i'
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FOR SALE-1,ooo SHARES CARTER MOTOR
STOCk.', Star Ollie.
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OFFICIAL,-DEPARTMEN OF STATE, WASH
ington, d. c., August 49, 19O7.-Information has
been received at this department from Mr.. AL
phonse j. Lespinasse, American consul at Tux
pam, Vera Cruz Mexico, of the death IN the
10Th of June, 1907, at Tuxpam. Mexico, of
Richard Kerry. The legal representatives Of the
deceased obtain further Information by APP
plying to this department. Per dispatch, dated
June 30 1907
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| CHEVY CHASE-A, FURNISHED ROOM; 81 A
| week. Address QUIET Chevy Chase p. O.,
| Md au17-2ts
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\ FEW MORE SQUARE PIANOS AND
ORGANS To SELL. AT AUCTION
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
One cent q word for 10 words.
FURNISHED.

VERY DESIRABLE BACHELOR QUARTERS;
private residence; clubs. Address Box 20.
Ctoro
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TO SMALL. DESIRABLE FAMILY, PART PR
vate residence; near clubs 500 per month. Ad
rnfaca
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tuR SALE-VOSE UPRIGHT PIANO NEAHlY
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs,

FOR SALE CIVIL SERVICE COURSE BUREAU
Eng !. C School S35. MISS b. SHELTON
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MAGNIFICENT 500 UPRIGHT ONLY Sl5S;
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UPRIGHT, SOS; BABY GRAND. SIS; 50. S25
GEO. LAWRENCE, a24 9th. TUNING. Hauling.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

WANTFD-HELP BY
s KAHN SONS & CO.,
For all departments. experienced help :
in all lines of merchandise carried In our
store; also young. ambitious women who
desire TO learn the business. Apply at
store au15 At
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(OFFICIAL1 DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington ID. c., August 16. 1907.-Informa ton
has been received at this de.artment from Mr.
Maddin Summers American Vice Consul at Mad
rid. Spain. of the death, on the 18th of June
1907. at Madrid. Spain, of Manuel Luccro v Mar
elsa. The legal representatives of the deceased
obtain further information by applyin to this
department. Fer dispatch No. 81. Dated July l.
1907
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FOR SALE-LOT OF ANTIQUE MATIOGAN'
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HORSES AND VEaIrLEy.

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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24

night Herman Taylor died last Friday morning and was buried at the cemetery west of here Saturday. Bro. Atwater preached very in- teresting sermon here Sunday night MT. and Mrs. Oscar Lawrence of Little Rock were here visiting Saturday and Sunday. ......M MT. Glover, our J. F., has located near Greenbrier -. James Mitchell wis ited friends and relatives at Morril- ton last week. =. Trave Mosely of Morrilton was here last Friday and went out to Providence to visit rel atives. -. James Traylor was here last Saturday attending the burial of his brother Herman.
 January 22.
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SALTILLO.

Frank Moseley of Conway visit ed B. T. McGlasson the last of last week. .. Claud Bean has hired to F. A. Vestal to work through crop time. .....M Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Dr. Brannon of Conway were here Saturday with the Circle folks. NV. J. George of Magazine is here seeing after the renting of his land in this neighborhood and to attend to other business. ...J. H. Sowell, J. P., will move out ot Saltillo next week. He will live on she Aunt Sis Cox farm this year. ......A. Q. Melton, Esq, of Faulkner was here Saturday on business. -. Ben Bostic of Den ming visited Dr. John Harrell and family last week. We are au- thorized to announce that there will be box supper at Oakbowery on Saturday night before the sec ond Sunday in February. The proceeds will go in the interest of the the w. c. and w. O. w. hall. Rev. G. T. Fitzpatrick will make a talk on the good of the w. c. Everybody invited to take part.
 January 2I.
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CANEY.

Ice here Monday for the third time this year. Several here lost some of their meat during the warm weather. ...P. M. Mayor and several others killed hogs Monday, taking the advantage of the cold spell, which was gladly accepted. Miss Katie Dougherty has returned from Kansas and re- ported a very pleasant trip. ...J. A. Patrick attended the Lee cele- bration in Conway Saturday. T. J. Crook is attending court this week. J. l.. Phillips and family and Mrs. Fluckiger visited w. A.. Phillips and family Sunday. MT. and Mrs. s. Y. Cox visited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Crook Sunday. ......G. L. Phillips stayed with friends in Conway Saturday and Sunday. Rose Oglesby and sis ter were in this part Sunday. ..... Bishop and Steger Crook visited friends at Hamlet Sunday. Health is good in this community with the exception of colds and a few chills.
 January p.
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GREENBRIER.

Drew Glover moved here from Mayfower last week and will make Greenbrier his future home. ......J. R. Wilson, who has been confined to his bed for several days for several days with la grippe. is able to be out again. .Dr. c. l.. Henderson's new office is about completed. It will be quite an addition to Greenbrier. H. l.. Tyler and w. c. Kelso did the work. Hog killing was the or der of the day here Monday. Among those that killed were J. J. Dickens, G. L. Henderson and J. H. McRae. =. Quite wind storm passed here Saturday evening. It turned cold and clear. Joe Moore s framing for his new residence blew down and it did considerable dam age to the building. Quite a lot or all the people who killed hogs the last six weeks have lost their meat, the loss of the meat will amount to several dollars. w. H. Woodland and brother passed here Monday enroute to Conway with a load of organs to sell. ..... We are very sorry to learn at this writing that Mrs. J. s. Lander of Quitman is no better, she has been very sick for several days and not expected to live. wv. M. Owen, R. F. D. carrier on No. I, is at Conway this week. H. A. Gray, his substitute, is serving the route in his absence.
 January 2I.
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HAPPY VALLEY.

Weather moderating, health reasonably good and everybody busy. Grandpa Belote has got home again and we are glad to see him able to be up. The people of this section appreciated nice singing of James Belote's Sunday evening Tom Henderson and family of Cadron Valley visited J. R. Cardin and family Sunday.... Mrs. Amanda Henderson and children of near Centerville visit ed here Sunday. .Dr. Hays was in our midst Sunday....J. E. Reedy and family made flying trip to Holland and back Sunday in his new hack A. Cardin, Billy Matthews and George Bell passed through this section Satur- day enroute to Math Johnson to have some sorghum seed thrashed. Several will kill hogs here if it remains cold few days. Several that killed hogs a week or two ago have lost their meat. =. Mack Wooley and Jim Jackson was in our midst Sunday. .... Charley Woodland made business trip to Mrs. Amanda Henderson Sunday evening.
 January 2I.
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MOORE.

We are having a little cooler weather at present. ...J. A. Tuck CT and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. Ethel Loveless, near Linder Friday w. c. Powell and wife and sister-in-law attended a pound supper at Barney given by A. l.. Powell and wife Thursday night.
 .... Born, to MT. and Mrs. w. B. Glenn Friday, a pair of twin boys, which makes fourteen in all. This is the second set of twins. Mother and babies are doing we'll. w. c. Blair is on the puny list. 70. R. Tucker was 1n Guy Saturday. ......Dock May and J. K. Blair went to Conway last week w. Y. Blair has been putting up wire fence the past week. Uncle Jack Battles and wife and were the guests of Bart
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24
HAMLET.

We are having some lovely weather for the time of year. The naples are in full bloom and the cottonwood and peach trees will be in bloom in a short while If this spring-like weather continues.... Harris Luce will move to Conway today, having given up the idea of going to Texas for awhile. Our honest advice to the public is to not come here if you don't want to get into a "snap" .Ollis Roten- berry is first out for a good rumor when he happens to catch himself standing up.. Three new mem bers will ride the goat straight in- to the mysteries of the Woodmen Circle this afternoon. To the patrons of rural route No. 4: Don t you all think we would be doing an act of kindness and christianity to buy our stamps from our carrier in larger quantities? Stamps are the same price every day and dur ing the cold winter months 1t would be so much help to him If we would do this. When person puts letter and two pennies in a box the carrier has to remove his gloves to pick them up, besides all the trouble, 1t takes up quite great deal of his valuable time. He has borne with us patiently during the hot summer months, now who will be the first to repay that act of kindness by buying stamps in larger quantities?
 January 22.
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CENTER POINT.

The weather is clear and frosty this morning but it is getting warm- CT now. .. Some of the people of this community killed hogs today but the weather says stop for there has been lots of meat lost in this section ...... Rev. Will Dallas preached here Sunday and Sunday night with considerable interest. Fred Bishop has returned from Little Rock and hired to Albert Boardman. Born, to Mir. and Mrs. George Boardman, fine girl. W. D. Curl of Faulkner made business trip up here last week. While the legislature is grinding it seems to me that we need two little laws. One is, after a man is 50 or S years old he should be released from poll tax. Some states have it. The other is, that after man assesses his taxes and dies before time to collect them his widow or heirs should not have to pay his poll tax. Speak out, gentlemen... Albert and Claud Boardman have bought Johr Phelps machinery at Fl Paso. We have full school now and everything is on move. We are afraid that the fruit will be killed as the winter is so warm.
 January 2I.
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SHOUND CONWAY wATERWORKS
 BE MUNICIPALITY OWNED,
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office as private property. The remedy, anyone can readily see, is not to close the door to public own- ership, but to open 1t wide and the spells system and patronage will be removed. Best of all, public ownership of industrial monopolies tends to force governmental reform and so eliminate the only serious objection made to it; even if this were not true, however, the polit- ical evils of the patronage are en- tirely insignificant compared to the political evils produced by private monopolies, since private owner ship of public utilities means priv ilege and unequal rights in that it surrenders an important function of the government into private hands and that this is controlled for private gain and is an incentive to extortion, which results in an- tagonism of interest and unequal diffusion of benefit, congestion of wealth and corruption of govern ment, which brings conflict that is not for principle, but for power for victory and the desperateness and wickedness of such struggles is with a despot whose destruction in political and governmental af- fairs is now the burden of Ameri- can history.
 Municipal ownership of public utilities makes every citizen an equal shareholder, thus abolishing privilege and unequal rights. It removes antagonism, since there is a maximum diffusion of benefit both in service and in profit, oper- ating expenses and maintenance of plant being all that is necessary to spend. It brings the ideals of democracy, since every voter feels a personal interest when he is con- scious that he controlls it and that it is his safe guard and business agentr Then shall Conway be ruled by perpetual dictator, who can not be dethroned and whose miserly hands wrench from the people that which is not his and whose mandates can not be de- feated and whose displeasure is terror, or shall we have equal rights control our government, en- joy the best that is to be had from our industrial monopolies, elevate the people and to leave to future generations our Improvements, in- dustrial, social, political, education al and moral, as monuments to our good faith and earnesthess iii per- forming the task that was set be-. fore us? This I leave for the de- cision of intelligent men and women.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24
EBENEZER.

Weather considerable cooler than the past week. -. Jose Goss and family visited his brother, Will Goss, at Cypress Valley Thursday night. =. John Moore is able to at- tend school again. MT. and Mrs. P. P. Wharton visited visited their son, Don, Sunday night. Rev. A. F. Bush will preach at this place next Sunday at II a. m.... Robert Wicker is now working for MT. Scholle. w. ]. Auldridge is our new road overseer. .Wess Stevens visited in the Belmont neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
 January 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24
BINDERS.

Hog killing has been the pro- gram for today ...J J. M. Qualls re- turned from Conway yesterday, where he has been attending court. .... Walter Mccormick has re- turned to his home in Alabama after spending several weeks here with relatives. .. The infant child of Mir and Mrs. Ross Clark died Jan. I3 of pneumonia. The be- reaved have our sympathy..
 The Enders school is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. J. H. Jones. Some are miss
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24
DAMASCUS.

The weather is fair, nice and cool and the people have gone to killing hogs again. Several peo- pie throughout the county lost a good portion of their meat during the recent warm damp weather. Some from this place are attending court at Conway. =. Four of the five of Rev. w. B. Driskill's child ren have been sick, also one of M. V. Shoffner's, one of Lewis Walk CTS and one of Rev. J. M. McGee's, all with the same complaint. The infant of Carllie Corbin is very sick and has been for several days though it is thought to be some better now. <. The infant of Gilliss Newton is reported very i'll with Aux, at this writing. Walter Bowman has moved to his father in-law's, w. H. Hutto, two and one-half miles north of town. ..... sDr. A. J. Hutto has purchased Walter Bowman's town property. .... Trading is about blockaded in these parts at the present. The carpenters have resumed their work on w. P. Nicholson's new resi- dence. Rev. J. M. McGee at tended his appointment at Quit man last Monday returning Mon- day. Rev. Jessie Ford of Plum erville preached at Damascus Sun day. w. E. Wilson is having some carpenter work done on his residence this week |. .. Mike Lloyd and Joe Pierce and little son, Irwin, went to Morrilton Monday with three teams. .. Samuel Moore is moving from the Arkansas river bottom out to Charley Holland S place, two miles west of Damasus. =. There is much work being done in these parts at present to- wards building fences, clearing new ground and some turning their land preparatory to farming.
 January 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-24
BARNEY.

Health is very good at this writ ing. A. l.. Powell gave pound supper Thursday night. .....J. R. Blessing and family visited at G. R. Browns today. Logan Ingram visited J. T. Ingram today. ...P. o. Chance and wife are the happy parents of new son-in-law. .Dr. Summers was called to see George Powell this morning. The high wind last night came near blowing the Singing society away. Only a few were there. :. The law suit between Anna and Sallie Keathley was continued until next Saturday.
 anuary 20.
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COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
HOLLAND.

Hog killing is the order of the day. Mrs. Rains is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lander, at Quitfnan, who is not expected to live. w. P. Bryant and Joe Martin made a business trip to Conway Monday. .... Quite a number are attending court from Holland. .... Herman Taylor, brother of Smith and Jas. Taylor of Holland, died at May flower Friday with pneumonia. He was a member of Holland Camp 457, w. o. w., and carried a SI, ,ooo policy in favor of his mother. It was thought that his policy had lapsed, but upon inves- tigation if was found he was paid up. .. The roads are in worse con- dition than they have been for a good while. It seems to me that road tax is a failure, or rather the system. There is not enough mon ey to buy culbert timber. It takes all to pay the overseers and com missioner. We are driving over ditches and gullies daily that two dollars worth of lumber would bridge, but 1t seems that there is not enough money to buy the lum- Der and pay the overseer too, so we pay him and pull through mud hub deep.
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CHADWICK.

Cold and clear this morning. Roads in deplorable condition. Health is good here. Some of the people here had the misfortune to lose lot of their meat. .... Several from here attended church at Mt. Pisgah Sunday. .. Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Jeffries spent the day with Mrs. Jones last Friday. |. Miss Nancy Worsham spent Sun day with Miss Bertha Jones. Winter has returned We had a little storm here Saturday. No serious damage done. Success to the Log Cabin Democrat.
 January 2I.