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The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Honestly in Politics.

In his 4th of July speech at An
derson, Ind, Vice-President Fair.
banks said:
Where government is main.
tained by delegated authority as
here, much of politics is heard
We are Il nation OF politicians.
Our differences are in degree and
not in kind. We should seek 10
keep politics upon a high level.
The doctrine inculcated or prac-
tised by some, that all is fair in
politics, that the end justiies the
means. is low and contemptible.
1t is false doctrine and should
be utterly rejected. Morality IS
needed in politics as we'll as in ev-
cry other field OF activity among
us. In fact, the very highest code
of morals should be maintained in
politics for it has to do with our
liberties; our government.
The government should be pure
and it can be kept pure only if We
have clean politics. There shonld
be clean politics upon the stump
and in the press. The orator or
the editor who will bear false Wit
ness or give currency to wicked
slander in the support of a politi-
cal cause. should be impeached
before the bar of an honest and
indignant public Judgement,
The Vice President, in this Ut
terance. hit the most important
chord in the political harp of this
If the average citizen
could get down to the inside
working of the political campaigns
OF this section OF
the county he would tremble for
the safety of the country and tor
the very purity of the courts. The
influence of money and the baser
motives of man in politics IS
dreadful
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A Prominent Jurist RetireS.

On account of i'll health, Judge
j. b. Lee, of Calcasieu parish, has
declined to run for re election and
will be succeeded by Mr.. Don f..
Sorelle. Judge Lee figured in
the Kinney Reid case at Lake
Charles, when so many m'striuIs
were entered.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
The Central Oil Company.

The lumber for the new derrick
Is here and would have been
hauled if it had not rained so
that they could not get to tie
place. The machinery has been
ordered and will be here by the
time the derrick Is completed.
Mr.. Baldwin is here and will
superintend the new outfit.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Freight Wreck.

A bad freight wreck on the l..
& A. railroad near Chestnut de-
layed the passenger trains several
hours yesterday morning. The
wreck occurred at a bridge and
out of a train of nineteen cars
eleven were deralled. So far as
could he learned none of the crew
were hurt.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Be q Hustler.

Do not sit still and imagine that
business will grow of its own yoli-
ton. Every thing in this world
needs push, grit. energy and labor
to make it a success. Bear this
in mind and act accordingly.
Learn to labor and await results.
Fruit does MT grow on the tree
already ripe waiting to be plucked.
1t takes many months to reach
maturity.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Cars Derailed.

Tuesday afternoon three freight
cars were derailed in the southern
part of of the city on the Rock
Island. Two of the cars were
overturned. That morning two
ears on the same road ran
off the track at the "Y" switch
on Main street, but no damage
done to the cars.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Let's Keep Up!

As the harvest season approach
es there is an awakening in busi-
ness circles and the towns and
cities are donning their working
spirit. Winfield will not be in
the rear of the procession. and
is preparing to keep up its march
of progress.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Excess Of Water.

Reports from this section show
there is a superabundance of water
in the lowlands among the hills.
The Dugdemonia swamp is nearly
everywhere under water. This
will cause more or less damage to
the growing crops.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07

inaugurate an active campaion
for a neater, cleaner and NOR.
attractive Winfield, the propres.
sive men of the town. old and
young, would actively aid them
in such a noble and praisewortbv
work. AT least it is worth an
effort, particularly when the i'm.
provement made was so prom.
inently apparent. Shall we have
q more attractive Winn6eId,
Who will respond first to the
query?
Look out for malaria. II i
seasonable now. A few doses of
Prickly Ash Bitters is sure pre.
ventiye. Smith-Grisham Druy
Company, Special Agents.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07
Big Motor Car.

Last Monday Mr.. G.. b. Span
gler, an expert chauffeur, brought
from Shreveport Mayor PAGES
new 20-horse power. five-seated
automobile and drov. it through
the streets. Notwithstanding the
wet and heavy condition
of the streets. Wnn-
field can now boast of one of the
best motor cars ia the State. We
understand this will not be the
only one. Negotiations are pend
ing for a thirty-seat car to run
between here and the Natatorium.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07

WAS vlSltOr In NinnHeiu ias'
Saturday.
Verda was represented in this
place last Saturday by Mr.. A. l..
Lilley.
/. M. Barnes from this place
has accepted a position with the
Opelousas Courier.
Miss Mary Wood, after spend
ing quite a while in Texas. re-
turned home Wednesday night.
w. B. Hall, of Tannehill, was
a visitor to Winfield on Sunday
and was a guest of the City Hotel.
Supt. A. e. Binger of the IRE
mont Lumber Co., at Rochelle.
left for Monroe last Monday.
Mr.. Parker, purchasing agent
of the L. & e.. Is back again after
pleasant stay ut Ashville, N. {
Miss Alva Luton, of Eros, has
been visiting Miss KING. one of
our popular hello girls.
Mr.. X. L. Boyett of TannehilI
was business visitor to Winn-
field Thursday of this week.
Mrs. W. G. McMullen, of
Dubach, has been the guest this
week of her daughter, Mrs. A. L.
ColvIn.
Mr.. j. III. Scott, superintendent
of the L. &. g., has left on we'll
earned vacation, for a visit to
Nebraska.
Mr.. III. M. Blake, of Whitford,
put in an appearance in Winfield
last Friday and enjoyed greeting
his many friends.
Mr.. G. p. Thornhill, candidate
for District Attorney, was in the
city last Tuesday shaking hands
with his many friends.
Messrs. w. X. Nixon and Cal
win Carter, of Calvin, were appre.
ciated callers at The Sentinel
Office this week;
DIR. Pankcy, of Dodson, paid
a visit to town last Sunday and
registered at the Comrade Hotel.
Among the many visitors to
Winfield last Sunday was noted
the presence of Mr.. j. G. Pope
of Selma.
Mr.. N. Greener, superintendent
of the fremont Lumber Co., at
Eros, paid visit to Winfield on
Monday.
Mr.. N. d. Patterson, lanl com
missioner of T.& G.. returned last !.
week for Clinton, Iowa, on u stay
of some duration.
Mr.. A. j. Franks of Calvin, a |,
Confederate veteran and an
esteemed friend dropped into the
Sentinel sanctum Yesterday on a
friendly visit. t
Mr.. H. A. Bennett of Lille, q
cousin of Heard Bros, was in the
city Tuesday on q visit to them !
and other acquaintance.
General Manager S. j. Carpen-
ter of the L. & g.. and his wife |,
have returned from lengthy visit
to the West. They have been
cordially welcomed back.
Miss Fannie Sweat, who has
been spending the last two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. T. j.
Pinckard. left Monday morning '
for Arcadia.
Mr. r. Z. Gibson of the pop :
ular mercantile firm of O'Quiu & 7
Gibson left Wednesday for the
Eastern markets to purchase
goods for their fall trade. .
Mr.. w. o. Carroway returned !,
to the city last Sunday. after y
several weeks absence at Arkadel. .
phia. His many friends here gave
HIM q cordial welcome.
Mrs. Dan Wade Kelly went to e
New Orleans last Friday for medi- 4
cal treatment in the sanitarium. :,
Sha uoo aaaamnao,ol L. NJ m,
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Local And Personal

5 at New Verda. Mr.. j. A. Ney
t land is aiding in the work of con
structlon and not, as stated, tn,
contractor.
Mr.. Ben Durritt, of Zion. on,
of the pioneer citizens of Winn
was in the city last Tuesday ant
was cordially greeted by his mum
erous friends.
X. L. Jackson, of st. Maurice
clerk of registration, came to the
city Tuesday night, in connection
with his duties regarding the ap.
} preaching primary election.
Mr.. WoIfert, of the purchasing
department of the Rock Island,
was here Monday inspecting the
material which the Tremoat
Lumber Company was saving for
that road.
| Mr.. George. S. Sardan, super
intendent of the manufacturing
and shipping department of the
fremont Lumber Co., left for
Clinton, Iowa, yesterday on a
vacation.
Parties living in proximity to
Winfield enjoy a days outing
within its limits. Mr.. Louis j.
Wolf, of Atlanta, came to town
last Friday with this idea and
realized it.
The rain of the past ten days
has suspended operations on the
Pace Oil Well; in tact. every kind
of work is suspended on all in
dust, les and improvements.
Messrs. X. S. and Turner Ma
chen have bought the Owl Restau-
ran. from Mr.. b. w. Bradford,
for Tennessee where he goes on
business.
Mr.. A. Allen of ward two saws
he is in a new business for him.
that is selling waternelons, and
says he does that for an excuse to
come t. town to see how much it
has grown since he was here last.
Miss Katherine Kennedy spent
last week with Misses Pearl and
Alma Wright and left for her
home in Little Rock on the pri-
vate car OF her father, Supt.s
j. Kennedy of the Rock Island.
Hon. w. NJ. Wallace came
home last Friday night on short
visit to his family and left last
Sunday to resume his duties as
president of the Board of Equali-
zation.
Mr.. Vitkin has succeeded Mr..
j. III. Corley as proprietor of the
bakery on Front street and will
furnish the public with all kinds
Of pastry, cakes and bread. See
his announcement i'm another
column.
Winfield is favorite place for
The ladies of adjacent towns to do
heir shopping in. Mrs. c. III.
Ferguson of Atlanta visited this
place last Saturday and stopped
Vt the CITY Hotel.
Mrs. j. j. Cook, of Bernice,
vas the guest of Mr.. w. III.
Heard and family last week. She
,ame to inspect Winfield, but it
aimed so constantly she returned
home disappointed.
L. j. Brice, who is night yard
nan of the Rock Island here, has
veil earned vacation. Last
Friday. accompanied by his wife
md fine baby boy, they went on u
Tisit to friends and relatives in
3ernice and Gibsland.
Misses Alma and Devotee..Scott
eft Saturday morning for their
lome in Natchitoches after spend
ng a couple of days in our town.
While here they were the guests
# Mrs. I. j. Pinckard.
MIR. j. III. Grimmeth. surerin-
ep,lent of the Tremont sI.un,har
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Ebenezer Campmeeting.

EbeneZeP Campmeetlng.
The EbeneZer Holiness Camp
Meeting at kadesh (near Mont
gomery, La.,) will commence
August 14th and end August 23rd.
During the camp meeting all pas
senger trains of the LouislaDs
Railway & Navigation Company
will stop at KuleSh, and tickets
will be on sale at agency stations
from Shreveport to Alexandra
and Winfield to Vcrla. at the
rate of one and One-third fare ior
he rO uud trip.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-07

did organization. the Willing
Workers, was awarded the gol'
neck lace for selling the creates
number of tickets for the exhibl
ton of the Memorial Association
at the City Theatorium last week
Keep your vital organs in goo'
condition if you would have healtl
through the malarlal season
Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses Gnt
strengthens the stomach, live
and bowels and helps the system
to resist disease germs. Smith
Grisham Drug Co., Special Agts
Mr.. Lowery, the popular Op
orator at Whitford, was in towr
yesterday. Not having seen the
handsome young boOkkeaper Ol
the Louisiana Saw Mill Company
in town lately, he remarked that
the attraction for him had been
absent, but he was satisfied now
that he would resume his visits.
Rev. +. G. Pandle returned
home last Saturday night from
several days tour IN counties of
Arkansas preaching to the people.
Mr.. Randle is Presbyterian and
reports most successful result
of his mission, there having been
a number of conversions through
his ministrations.
We were pleased to meet last
Tuesday Mr.. J. +. Coleman, chief
engineer of the Marble Quarry
road, who was accompanied by
Mr.. Sam Young who made the
survey and located the road. They
came to let the contract and will
commence the work at once. The
contract was let to Nj. Tansey.
Mr.. Clark, district engineer of
the Rock Island, came to the city
last Wednesday night, and was
met at the City Hotel by repre-
sentative of The Sentinel. Mr..
Clark says that he had just receiv-
ed instructions to push the work
on ;he terminals To completion,
and the most eXacting Winfield
ian will be satisfied when they are
finished.
We were pleased to meet Mr..
NJ. Tansey in our city this week.
On account of heavy rains he had
to suspend work on the Rochelle
Dranch or the fremont q Gulf.
Mr.. Webb Burrage, the foreman
of the tracklaying and surfacing
gang on the same road, had also
to close down his work. and came
in town with Mrs. Burrage and
Miss ONE Teddlie on Wednesday.
Mr. Tansey came in to bid on the
for the Marble Qnarry
which was let Tuesday.
y y
Big Motor Car.
Last Monday Mr.. G.. B. Span
,ler, an expert chauffeur, brought
rom Shreveport Mayor Pace's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23
HAD GOOD TRADE THIS YEAR.
A Brunswick Merchant Says Some
Good Things About BUSINESS.

Approaching the end Of the year ard
the close OF the fail trade season, /
wish to express my entire satisfaction
OF the business Tor the year, ,lorgh
money has been scarce and labor las
lacked employment Yet,all who la, e
been careful Of their means have seen
able to I've without want In this
city the merchants, considering all ;le
conditions, have no great reason to
complain, those who haze watched
their businesses carefully cutting off
the necessary expenses and saiitag
goods at close prices, allowing their
customers a living chance. will agi se
with me that we all have done we'll
considering the conditions generally
MY experience is that the good people
Of the city (and they are many) ;,p-
preeiate the merchants who appresate
them and patranize them liberaiy
Ny trade has teen satisfactory and
wisA noW TO thank ever man, wo-
man and child w-ho has traded aith
me this year and assure them thai j
appreciate their patronage.
Yeas truly.
A. zeimenoyitz.
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PRESIDENT OF NEW
YORK CENTRAL
RESIGNS
w. H. NEWMAN LEAVES ROAD
AND HE viii BE SUCCEEDED
BY SECOND vlcE-PRgslDENT, W.
c. BROWN.
c. Brown.

New - Dec. Ply. II. Newman,
presidemf the New York Central.
today saed. Ills resignation vas
acceRted. T The second vice president
Of ;he oenpary W. Z. Brown. viii
probably be made his successor.
Senator Chaunc " Depew, chairman
OF the beard q directors OF the road,
denied that there had been an organ
ization Of the directorate preceded by
his own and others designations.
Senator Dapsw lefused 10 comment
on the rlfas shat Hartman and Rock
efsller nd naye gained posses
sion of IA road. which is current in
Nah str present.
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MEMBERS OF BAY
SIDE YACHT CLUB
ON STAND
9oHN c. STEPHENS WAS THE
PRINCIPAL WITNESS IN HAMS
TRIAL YEsTERDAY-LooKs BAD
NOW FOR THE DEFENSE.

New York. Dec. 22.-John c. Steph-
ems, . member OF the Bay Side Yacht
club. testifying for the state today
against Ihcrnton Aains, who is on
trial Tor the murder OF William An
MS. declared that after the killing OF
Annis By Peter Aains. Thornton Hams
declared he had come 10 protect his
brother and that he would have killed
any one who interfered
Mrs. Annis' story, told by her on
the stand yesterday. that she was
grabbed BY Ta9rnton Hams, was cor
rohogated today by Stephens, who said
aa did aot recognize the man as Ire
hid 5eh-nd the jib OF Annis boat.
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FRANCE LEADER IN
AERIAL NAVIGATION

New York, Dec 22-F'roru all Euro
peau countries Genes news OF incraas-
ed aeronautic activity, an indisput-
able sign that aerial science Is grow
Ing rapidly in popularity. France IS
sin the leader fer widespread aero
nautic interest and accomplishment.
since the last Inquirer review, but the
other countries are not 50 far be-
hind. Belgium. England. Germany.
italy and Russia also furnish much
important aerial history.
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MORE ARRESTS 1
WILL FOLLOW
MUNICIPAL SCAN
DIAL EXPECTED TO OVER
SHADOW FRISCO.

Pittsburg, Dec. 22-Followlne the
sensae9nal arrests here last night OF
seven counciimen and TWO bankers On
charges CT alleged corruption In con-
duetihg the puolic affairs cf this cisy.
t i lntimated that even more start
ling developments with transports. 1
II The meantime the people OF Pittsi
b1re are surprised almost. beyond de-
scr.ption At the suddenness Of the ar
rest OF nine men who are all well
known.
High municipal officials Of the city
hehi d meeting at which # Is said
l,iaEs wefe perfected for the arrest OF
the other men alleged to be implicated
in the bribery scandal, and. accord
ing to the best information obtainable.
II il possible the municipal scandal of
Sin Francisco win b. insignificant
shcn compared to tho alleged grating
here
The following are the men accused. .
Couneilmen William l.. Brand, John f.
Klein. John Wasson, r o. Atkinson,
jacob Soffel, w. H. Melsncy and Hugh
Ferguson. former President w. w
Ramsey and former Cashier A. A. VII
sack, OF the German National bank,
are also accused.
Information against the seven mem
bery OF the council charges them with
conspiracy. corrupt solicitation and
bribery. Additional information against
Brand Wasson aud Klein charges
them With bribery and corrupt solicit
taiion. Al gave bail aggregating
s1-S.0ao
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LYcEuM ATTRACTION TONIGHT.
DeArmond Musical Company Win se
at The Grand

One Of the best iyceum attractions
Of the season VIII be at the Grand this
evening, when the DeArinond Musical
company viii fill the boards. This or
ganizatioln Is composed OF several mu-
sicians OF ability ircluding both vocal
and instrumental music. The COM
pany has been highly praised IN all
cities where Il has appeared ard It
has been greeted by large houses.
To those not holding regular sea-
son tickets special rate Of - cents
has been put on, while children will
be admitted for 25 cents. II Is eX-
pected that large house VIII be pres
ent tonight.
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ENhsY TO RE PAID BY
PULLMAN COMPANY

scago, Dec 22-under new
co Pet between tke Pennsylvania
raj pa and the Pullman company, the
lattAl will pay. for the first time in
Its Hsfors, q railroad company for the
privilege Of running its rolling stock
on its lines.
The Pullnan comssny is to furnish
the Pennsylvania road 500 all steel
sleeping and parlor cars TO he deliy-
cred early in 1910. The Pullman COM
pany will pay the railroad s7oo year
for each car.
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colonel GOODYEAR Thanked.
Fer His Address at Rivers and Har-
bors Conqress.

borS Congress.
That the address of Col. c. 7. Good
year at the recent meeting OF the riy-
9fs ard harbors convention was ap-
preciated. not only by those present
Jat by tie officers OF the association,
IS Lest shown by rhe following let
ter received BY Colonel Goodyear yes
5erdas-:
Washington. D. C.. Dec. IS.
scl c. P. Goodyear,
Brunswick, Ga.
Ny Dear Colonel:-On behalf Of
he officers OF the National Rivers and
sarBors Congress, | desire to thank
9ou for your very interesting and able
address during the sessions Of our
convention
Il was most helpful to us and was
iighly apprecia ed by all who heard
it. Yours very sincerely,
Joseph &. Randell, Pres.
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SENATOR WORKED a
sugTERFUGE ON LITTLE GIRL

baltimore. Mi. Dec. PIN the di-
yorce proceedings started todas in
The Wilson case, Thslma Wilson. the
9-year-oid daughter Of DR.. P. 3. WI
son. today testified that former Sena-
tor Wellington. vino is the cause OF
the proceedings. had visited her moth
er during the doctors absence. giving
her five cenrs 10 buy candy and telling
her to remain away during the after
noon.
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i RATES ADVANCED.

Control Leviss Special As
Mt on Old Fourth Class.
rd Of control OF The insur-
brtment of the Knights OF
has levied special assess
Upon all members in the old
Rclass. It is asserted that the
| rates are inadequate. A new
lass was established two years
tn rates based on the American
ence table OF mortality Up to
per 30th there were 45.53S ne
in the new class, consisting
those who had been trans-
the fSurlh class, II being
up 70 December 3fst OF
d members could transfer
edical examination.
Nth class now has mem
bbout 10000. and the spe-
fni is payable with the
bly, assessment in Febru-
'oJ The move was preeApitat-
re report Of the examV alton
committee
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STORM WARNING MESSAGE.
storm over Georgia Slowly Increasing
in Eneruy.

3-lis following message was received
In The city Yesterday morning.
Washington, D. C., Dec. 22.-North :
east storm warning 1920 a. m. VIII
rgton. aIcrehead, Washington, Co
rn;iia Edenton. Elizabeth City. Nor
'olss. Newport News and Fort Monroe.
The gtorm over Georgia is slowly IN
,reasing IA energy. Increasing north-
vsst n winds. beccrings strong indicated
MOORE
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GREAT BRITAIN NOT TO
Try TO END BOYCOTT

Consfandnopie. DEC. 22-The in
formation that Great Britain would
make no attempt 70 end the Turkish
boycott against Austria has served to
make the feeling more intense The
Austrian ambassador scorns Grand
Tiziers for the intiw alton that q sufl-
ciem Indemnity 1ould satisfy Tur-
iset
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PEOPLE WITH CHILDREN
HAVING A HARD TINE

Paris. Dee. 22.-senator Plot viii
introduce a bill to prevent iandlorss
from interfering with the size Of fa@-
lies of the tenants. The conditions
are 50 bad at present that parents
with five children cannot secure q
place 10 live.
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PHoToGRAaHER
TO PREVENT A PANIC,

Chicago, Dec. alderman 'Bath-
house" john Coughlin was on the
stand today in the case where he is
charged with assault on q newspaper
photographer at the first ward ball,
declared he attacked the photographer
to prevent panic from the fash
light.
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ENGLAND SPORTING PAPERS
AGAINST OUR PLuNGERs

London, Dec 22Al the lrcaI
sporting papers are making var
against the invasion OF Tie Engi .en
race tracks by American plungers and
are asking that they be excluded from
the tracks.
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osTRAcIsE DIVORCED PEOPLE
WAY TO CURE THE EVIL

Cincinnati, Dec, 22.-"I believe the
ime + coming when the state will
subscribe to the education OF chill
dren, said Archbishop Mceiler. Of the
Catholic church today.
II concluding the archbishop said:
"Ostracism Of divorced people is the
only way to cure the great evil of
divorce
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Marked Tor Dess.,.

Three years ago was marye4 r
death, A graveyard cough vas tearjn.,
my lungs 20 pieces Doctors sailsa 4
help me, and hope had asd when nv
husband got DR. Kings New Disc r.
cry" says Mrs. A. c. Mi.!iaa 4
Sac, KY. "1'he first dose helred me
and improvement kept on until h3I
gained SO. pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored . This ne n
cine holds the worlds healing re
for coughs and colds and lung
threat diseases Il prevents p,i.= 4
monia. Sold under euarantee 81 R0s
drug store. 5ge and sle9 Trial D II
tie free
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REMOVING THE HOUSES.
Site for he New County Jail is Being
Cleared

force of wcrkmen has been busy
during the present week removing the
several little shanties which stood ON
the new comfy jail site at the. cor
.ner Of II and Newcastle street. The
houses have all been practically moved
to an adjoining lot ard active worI,
On the jail VIII commence within few
days.
The contractors expect to push the
work On the new building IS rapidly
Is possible and they win have it COM
ssleted Ia a few months.