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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13
Will Run Again.

Joseph A. Noonan. better known
as Uncle Joe. Who when bis pres
ent term expires will have served US
as 'ailer for IS years, announces
this seek as a candidate for re-elec-
tion 10 that ONCE. Il Is hardly
necessary to say that "Unole Joe"
has made as a splendid Official
everybody knows Il. II he Eere
not a capable. popular man. be
would not be reelected 10 this Once
again and again. and says that Il he
Is again made iailer there vii be no
change IN the administration. -
That's true. Mr.. No has one
va Of doing things the righ, way
and there Is no probability Of bis
changing his tactics. II he has
meri,ed Il. be asks your support
and we believe be has.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

The Amateur Musical Club will
meet at the home Of Miss Lucille
Bondurant next Monday evening.
The undertaken at the Farmers
Hardware Co. will answer calls day
or night. Day phone 81 night 100.
H. c. Barrett left for Beaiyville
Ky. Friday night. he has a posi-.
ton as saw filler in a lumber mil
there.
For comfort, convenience, style,
prompt service and reasonable
prices, pa,roniEe Steve Stairs
livery barn.
The "Sunbeams" OF the Baptist
church will having a spelling match
al the Hickman College Friday
night. Admission l0c. Everybody
invited.
The Ladies Of the Embroidery
Club enjoyed themselves immensely
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
D. B. Wilson. An excellent salad
course vas served.
AL persons or firms getting coal
oil from the Standard Oil Co. through
the Hickman agency are requested
TO pay the driver upon delivery, and
take his receipt. No exceptions
Nose Barkett, Agent.
Last week we stated that our city
dads would order live stock kept Of.
the Sidewalks and out Of the BUSH
ness houses, but il was a mistake
They still persist in making a stock
pen Of the whole town Shame on
the Bswlites.
The subject 10 be discussed al the
Methodist Church Sunday morning,
by the pastor will be "The Limi.
taiions OF Man" AT 1850 p. N.
there will be a song service under the
direction Of the choir. Music
where did II come from7"-vill bs
discussed. II you love music, come
Local No. 43, A. S. Of E gave a
supper at Graves school house Mon
day night and had a big crowd il
attendance. The supper was giveI
by the losing half Of the local in
new membership contest. Twenty
one new members we're added on &C
count Of contest-c. S. Patterson
side winning with eleven new ones.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

ca. Conner, u. S. engineer. has
noufed a number Of people who
have fences on the government
levees TO move them not later then
May 10Th.
Following is an extract from a
letter received by S. L. Dodds ;
..While have no desire 10 prose
cute YOU for this violation Of the Law
the fences must be moved. No
proceedings viii be begun Il you
viii promptly remove all fences, and
other distractions. for which you
are responsible. from the levee and
the levee right Of way. You are
hereby notified. however, that UNI
less these fences arc moved by May
10Th. criminal proceedings will De
Instituted against you IN the United
States Court. For your guidance In
building fences parallel 10 the levee
will say the fence on the land SIDE
OF the levee will not be permitted
nearer than five feet 10 the toe OF
the levee slope on the river side
the fence will be constructed back OF
the pits that is, along the edge OF
the pit fariheTest from the levee.
The same applies 10 the Landslide
when the pits are on landslide
While these fences arc beng
moved, We believe It would be a
good plan 10 move them far enough
back 10 ALLOW a good. vide road. II
no, only gives you a road that viii
be servicable during high water, bat
will be a benefit 10 the levee. Such
road. properly ditchei opposite
the levee slope, would be an i'm
provement OF some pefmanency and
thing much needed In most any
section OF country where a levee Is
needed.
Nov. Why noi'
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Every since ve have owned IA nd
fronting the Misussippi River on
which there has been a pablo road
running along the bank. ne have
had 10 give hack from 80 20 100 feet
each year. on account Of the river
bank caving 10. Every year ve
have had 10 move our fence back
last year had 20 move q three times.
which Is a heavy expense to ~
having Al one time l5si the entire
fence. being cavsd into the river.
This Is 10 give notice that we oil
no, any longer live for a road along
the river, and ve expect 20 conncc,
our fences and cross fences % the
river. thereby save having 70 build
a new fence along the uvef bank
every year.
However We are perfectly willing
10 arrange for a road along the South
side Of the levee. through our lands
that Gil be permanent, can be
travelled during the high waters and
permanent work can be made on Il
for a good road.
We have just received notice from
,h government notifying US that we
M q turn the levee on the outside
thereby causing US 10 build a fence
on each side. ard We think nov il
the time Tor every one interested
both IN the lower bottoms and HEX
man, 10 take steps 10 procure a good
road behind the levee, something
that ue have never had In the lower
bottoms before.
S. L. DoDDs.
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Route five.

Harry Cloar Is oeautiiYing bis
home With a new yard fence.
Dolph Hicks and sister. Emma
spent Sunday with Bob Hicks and
family.
Mrs. Nat Barnes and Mrs. Agnes
Wilson are recovering from a spell
Of pneumonia.
The Death Angel visited the home
Of James Fufgerson and claimed his
little son Tommie. He was a men,
Of the Baptist church. having pro-
tessed his faith in Christ last August
Funeral services took place at Reel
foot church last Monday. and burial
al the Cloar cemetery. The be-
reaved parents have our heartfelt
sympathy.
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Republican Convention

The Republican county mas meet.
ing held In Hickman. MonilF r..
suited Ia a division OF their forces 1
this county. The Taft an Flr.
Banks factions disrupted ihs bare
mony OF the meeting about Che Hn.
the house came % order ana at
tempted 20 elect a clairmsH. a1l
ucrr still Ike this when lhrr sl.
iouued Breach Of ne fial ial
staple parliamentary rules ra.cs ll.
ually govern such convcEtsfs ..r
nished grounds for carrying Doe mate
ter before the District colr1r..a
for settlement
Oae faction Instructed Goo 80
Thomas. Of Fulton Tor Caarrsu-
man and endorsed Fairbanks as .as
presidential nominee. The Iaf -e.
legation vas uninstmcied.
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Montgomery

Carl Thomas spent Sunday alter
noon With Aichester Folk
Rev. Cornelius Bovles. of Martin
vas In this vicinity Saturday
G. W. Baird purchased .'f
horse from S. Creed this se-a
Bud Hendrix and wife were POE
guests Of Charley Walton and vic
this week.
Miss Myrtle Harper Of "5
land Mills. is spending a lev -.i.
with Miss Vera Thomas this strs.
A musical was given at ihe Don.
OF Chas. Lewis Friday night. "
large crowd was present and i'' i''
port a good time. ,....
The two weeks old baby oi ..'-
Townsend and wife, died a' ..."
home Friday night. The fema.''
we're inferred at Popular Grove D'n
terry Saturday afternoon. We eA...'
our heartfelt sympathy TO the 'an"l
in their bereavement.
John Barnes. a former Tesidea. P.
this community. Who nov Iea''.. ~
Union City, requested, last Te5 ,
the presence Of all his old TRENDS
before he takes his departure iio'I
this world. d. H. Toomba ana
Bob and Albert Ballow went .' I'D.
ion City Friday, TO sec him
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Ihafs o. nlnfe Uatarrh Iu f.IH e
enc rnuuirF than 80 utnrf fIaraH.. ... "A.
arfhaf. auI uutIl thH lass fHH H.H" Fol.
SUPPOSED g. o. fnruHaHIr. ~.
mann NfaTH tufH IIuUUn U.HI -
dlsraaa nuI rfrnrrIiari IfH1aI .FU...
10 constantly faiIuE tn rHHF
treatment HfunUunrrII 40 Iu|uI..
ufF has GHufeu ratnfTN Iu .ar n ...
~ llsrasf and tnarsfufr fFluIrFH
tiuual treatment. HALLS fufH
manufactured f|r q. 4. NnHunT Al I..
cato. o. thf only runaflfuffuuaI ...U
market. lf o. takru fntFTuaII.
ffun in Hruus o. n frasrnuufII IT.. ....
ertiY on The hlu1.i aud muruuH ..
iIa system. IhsY ufef one huuI .l
d. am case lf falls tu cure. H".H
lafa and trafImunfala.
~. uIIFNTn A UO. I.....
Sold ~ nfuEaists. fac.
Iaks iiallt Jam ID PMS o. roH.i.IH
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Tribute to Mrs.. Bryant Cox.

There l. go deathf An angel form
Walks DER che earth 9th sitTut irNaat
TIe bears our best loved tniuas aHaTi
And then 80 call them dead.
where's. our Heavenly Father has siiisd
10 rcutoVe from us Mrs. uryant Goa.
We. ths msmhsrs Of the Literary Circis
viii ever holi in iotlnE femembrancs. that
ID va shs that suggested she Organization
b. made aud sertsd ~ ths frsi president
Errsilsncs - character. suuudusss -
Judgment associated STA the most gentle
aiuuinE manners. guided ny hishif cuiti-
tatsd Chustian principles rendered hsr
peculiarly ntted 81 lead in al Ft.u.i sofks.
sadness comes over our circle ana over
each individual heart. Cor auder the shsdn~
% tbs SEPARATION 90 o. su hard 20 realize that
90 the ChutIan There a. no Death"
And ever near us. though unseen the
spirits tread.
To- ths husband. sister. brother aud other
rslatives. - extend our decpsst tendsrest
sympathies. MAJ her influence eNef Ave
slth them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

The First District RePll,..... 'i
Convention, held at Paducah' " en-
nesday, nominated Judge BlaeAol,a'
OF Graves county. for Congress. . ''a'
Ed Thomas, Of Fulton, iol - ~,
Elector 10 presidential eonye'l'', ~
and Deboe and WE'LL delega'', ...
the Chicago convention lH'
vention was a warm baby
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13
.aGIRe 4 Heard
IKhOn the Streets
Goinp drivlngl Phone ~.

Hdv Co.
DR.. Parish. Of Fulton, vas here
Monday.
Ed Thomas. OF Fulton, was here
Monday.
NJ. McAdoo, Of Fulton, was here
Monday.
Hollis Kirk was in Union City
Tuesday.
The baby Of Prof Gabby and
wife is III.
Leonard Reeves was in Union City
Wednesday.
Sheriff Seat was in Fulton on BUSH
ness Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Malone. OF Union City,
Is visiting here.
Wayne Thomas. Of Fulton. was
in town Monday.
Miss Paralee Kelley. Of Dorena,
vas here Sunday.
Mrs Mamie Crawford. OF Dorena,
vas here Sunday.
Miss Lelis Shaw, Of State Line,
was here Tuesday.
March has been a good month for
the umbrella store.
Swell rigs and good horses
Starh's livery barn.
Elvis Hale. OF Pembroke, Ky.
was here this week.
Miss Mamie Tankersley, Of Do
Tena, vas here Sunday.
Mr.. Eaker, city marshal, Of Full
ton, Eas here Monday.
Mr.. Beadles, postmaster at Full
ton, was here Monday.
Mrs. B. II. Freeman. Of Fulton. is
visiting Hickman friends.
Chas. Travis vent 10 Memphis
Wednesday on a business trip.
VIII Carpenter and family have
moved into R. NJ. Isler's cottage.
Bring me your produce. High
est price cash or trade. c. Il.
Moore.
The town CIR will continue to
Craze on the groceryman's vegetable
display.
Robi. Isler returned Tuesday
from short trip 10 Paducah and
Mayheld.
John A. Mcclure attended the
Republican convention at Paducah
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lowery Stone and little
daughter, Mary, are visiting in
Greenfield.
Z. T. Beale Is home from Clarks-
dale, Miss, where be has been ioi
several weeks.
r. A. Tyler went 10 Jackson,
Tenn, Tuesday to attend the good
roads convention.
L. A. Fight. Of Fulton. vas the
guest Of his brother-in.lav, w. J.
Cook, since our last issue.
Geo. L. White, one Of cayce's
substantial citizens, was in Hick-
man on business Thursday.
Mrs. Smith Fields and Tom
Fields, Of Fulton, were guests Of
hrs. A. G. Kimbro. Monday.
The descendants Of Ham we're II
Hickman, Monday, en- masse 10 at
tend the Republican convention.
Mrs F. NJ. Usher, Of Fulton, visit
ed her sister, Miss Hattie Carpentei
who has been quite sick this week.
The river is again up 10 the higl
water mark Of two weeks ago, an,
is expected 10 rise three or four feel
yet.
Mrs. {. L. Price and children re
turned from Fulton Thursday morn
ing. She has been visiting her par
ents there.
Enticed from an Iron Mountain
train at Birds Point, No, a ferry
station opposite Cairo, John Rink
man, wealthy farmer and stockmaI
Of Charleston. No.. was beaten init
insensibilty and his body thrown int
the river late Tuesday afternoon
Rinkman is said 10 have had severa
hundred dollars on his person vher
he left Charleston the day previous
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

J. T. Stephens spent Wednesday
In Paducah, attending the Republi-
can District Convention.
LADIES-We have Paitie Pans Of
all shapes. Farmers Hdv. Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13
Jas. Summers Killed.

Charles Stroud. living about 10
miles northeast Of Hickman, killed
James Summers Tuesday by shoot
ing bin three times, each shot TAX
ing effect. The trouble leading up
70 the killing was over fence and
a cistern that Stroud had agreed 10
build and dig for Summers.
Stroud had put il off longer than
Summers vas willing tor him 10 DO,
owing 10 the ground being full OF
water AID too vet. This enraged
Summers and he had made divers
threats agains, Stroud. and ven, to
the ht me Of Stroud several tines,
when Stroud had asked him 10 stay
away. and had gene g !ss as 20
come 10 Union City. Monday 10
swear out a peace warrant, but was
talked out OF that notion.
Tuesday morning Summers vent
again 10 the home Of Stroud. and
vas about the barn, apparently
waiting for Stroud 10 come out, but
Stroud did not 60 out. He then left,
but later on he returned and went
into the house Of Stroud. where they
had a few words. Summers put his
hand into bis bosom, as II attempt
ing 10 draw some weapon. when
Stroud asked him 10 remove his
hand. he failed TO DO this. and
Stroud al once pulled his pistol and
fired, the three shots resulting in the
death Of Summers.
Stroud vent 10 Union City and
gave himself up 10 the sheriff. and
is nov in jail 10 await his Prelimi-
nary trial.
Miss Mabel Wilson has returned
from visit TO Mayheld and Wingo
friends
The Literary Circle met with Mrs.
Maggie Randle Wednesday. Jas.
Whitcdmb Riley was discussed.
Senator Taylor's bill 70 chang,
the time Of holding circuit courts 10
this district was passed by the
senate Monday. The purpose Of
the bill is 10 give more time TO Full
ton county, which will involve the
the changing Of the time Of holding
court IN other counties Of the dis.
trict.
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Woodland Mills.

Miss Rude Marshal vas in this
vicinity last week.
II. L. Curtin is attending the
Good Roads Convention at Jackson.
Rev. Siigler will hold regular ser.
vices at Woodland Mills next Sun
day.
Alexander & Kennedy and T. K.
Bradley are getting IN nes spring
goods.
J. J. c. Bondurant and son, Ches-
ter, we're IN Union City yesterday
on business.
Geo. Robinson, the Union CITY
tailor, was in town yesterday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
THE ocALA ATHLETIC AssocIA.
TON

The apparatus and furniture for the
Ocala Athletic Association have ar.
rived and the same will soon be plac-
ed in position. The apparatus in
cludes everything necessary for the
development of ones muscles and al
the same time is calculated TO inter.
est him in many ways, and cause him
to spend many a pleasant evening.
The association has secured quar-
tiers over the new building just erect
ed by Mr.. w. W. Clyatt, opposite the
Ocala Banner Office.
The books are open for the recep
ton of new members. Consult the
secretary, Mr.. Royal Cole, and regis
ter your name as a member. Every
young man in Ocala should become q
member of it and many of the older
ones besides.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
A NEWSPAPER FROM THE FIJI
ISLANDS

We have on our desk a copy of the
Western Pacific Herald, a newspaper
printed at Suva, Fiji Islands, June %.
1908. 1t was given to Mr.. Chas. H.
Lloyd by Mr.. Alfred Ewing of Suva,
Fiji, who is making a tour of the
world studying the phosphate indus
try. Mr. Ewing has discovered phOs-
pilates in the Fijis, and is collecting
data for his own information. He
says there are large quantities of it
in the Fiji Islands. The Pacific Her
aid is an eight-page newspaper, and
is well filled with advertisements 1t
is printed in the English language. 1t
seems as if people live over there
about like they do on this side of the
globe. Here is the way one of the
advertisements reads: The Fiji liv-
cry and bait stables Bait means
feed. There are all kinds of adver-
tisements in the paper-hOtels, board
ing houses, doctors, lawyers, dentists,
stores, etc.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
OCALA WELL REPRESENTED IN
TAMPA

This week was enlivened for a
crowd of the society set yesterday by
the picnic given by Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Weathers for the formers sisters
Misses Esther and Janet Weathers, OF
Ocala. The evening was spent at
Sulphur Springs, making the largest
and most delightful social affair that
has been given since the beginning
of the summer season. Dancing, the
roller coasters and the swimming pool
all contributed their share TO the
evenings round of pleasure. Anoth
er plan that has been made for the
entertainment of the Misses Wealth
ers is a cruise down the bay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weathers, their two guests. Mr.
w. H. Beckwith and Mr.. Beeman
Beckwith will leave tomorrow on the
Wahnita to spend a few days cruis
ing-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
Mr.. HOLDERS NEW AUTOMOBILE
SMASHED

Mr.. Holders new automobile hap
pened to quite a serious accident Fri
day. 1t was being driven by Mr..
Ed Tucker, when in some manner he
lost control of it and ran it on to the
car of granite blocks that was being
unloaded in the rear of Heating & Co
There was no one in the car with
Mr.. Tucker at the time of the acct
dent and he escaped unhurt, but the
body of the handsome machine was
completely wrecked.
1t was taken to the Ocala Wagon
Works, and it was said that it would
take several weeks to put it in shape
again.
We think Mr.. Holder intends to
send for a new body and top by ex-
press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
DOES 1T PAY TO ADVERTISE?

AS an illustration of what a little
money invested in printers ink some
times accomplishes, We would call at.
tention to the big crowds that throng.
ed the Air Dome on Thursday even.
ing.
The p~onricr RS had an extra good
attraction and told the public about
I through the press, which resulted
Z q crowd in their nicely appointed
open air theatsr from 1880 till after
- O'clocE.
II yo.'ya ct anything that has the
rerit. ed will LET the public know
that il Is fer sale, you'n certainly be
sble 70 dispose Of it. The Air Dome
osop!z have . good show, and they
suow il, but It is I'D 10 them to let
-ha Public Know it. This they do by
Il jId:cio-s use Of printers ink.
Moral: Advertise.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21

Mr.. r. D. Stokes of the WithlacOO-
chez river section, was among the
Ocala visitors Wednesday. He says
the new steel bridge across the river
near his place is a beauty, but that
it will not be fully completed for sew
eral weeks. Colonel Venable, he says,
will have the new dirt road across the
prairie completed in about a week
1t is being built for the purpose OF
eventually being made into a hard
road, and meeting the hard roads
which are being built in the direction
of Inverness and Brooksville. While
in the city Mr.. Stokes did not forget
to have his favorite paper continued tC
him for another year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21

In this "horseless age, says the
New York Times, the sprinkling Of
streets with water is going out Of
fashion. Thirty-three miles of Bos-
tons thoroughfares are now either
under oil, calcium chloride, or "tarve,' .
a mixture much used on suburban
highways. In New York top dress
ings of oil have been tried success
fully in the parks. To the autOmO-
bile's propensity of stripping the high
way OF its surface covering We shall
owe the abolition of street dust alto
gether. Ocala should take hint and
catch on" The expenditure Of a few
dollars would keep down her dust at
least around the public square and
business section of the city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
A FAITHFUL FRIEND

Il have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
it was fist introduced 10 the public
in 1872, and have never found one
instance where a cure was not speed
lily effected by its use. have been a
commercial traveller for eighteen
years, and never start out on a trip
without this, my faithful friend" says
H. S. Nichols, of Oakland, Ind. Ter.
When a man has used a remedy for
thirty-five years he knows its value
and is competent to speak for il. For
sale by all druggists. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
WILL INQUIRE INTO THE DEATH
OF CHARLEY CECIL

Rev. c. c. Cecil, the Methodist
evangelist of Parish, was il the city
yesterday. He came here with the
intention of going on to Dunnellon to
inquire into the sudden death of his
son, Charley Cecil, but was deferred
from so doing when he found that
another Of his sons had gene there
to make arrangements for bringing
the body of the young man to Parish
for burial. This was done, and the
remains were inferred there this
morning.
II seems that Charley, who was a
printer. employed o. the DGnnellon
Advocate, complained Of feeling very
i'll early yesterday morning, and went
to his room to take a dose of medi-
cine. Later in the morning some one
went TO the room to arouse him and
found him unconscious. He died
shortly afterwards.
Whether the boy took the wrong
medicine or whether he died from
some illness of which be had been
complaining is not known. So far as
could be learned no post norton ex-
animation could be made. The boy
was well known in Tampa, having
formerly resided in this city.-Tampa
Tines.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21

Colonel Venable was in town Sat
urday and says that he has finished
the road across one of the prairies
going from here to Stokes Ferry, and
is now in the second and last prairie.
When it is completed and McAdamiz-
ed and is connected with the road to
.Dunnellon we will have a continuation
of hard roads to the county line in two
directions; will be met with other
roads across the line in Citrus, and
will have a long stretch of good roads.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o., knows
Mrs Mary Lee, of rural route s. She
writes: My husband, James Lee,
firmly believes he owes his life to the
use of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
His lungs were so severely affected
that consumption seemed inevitable
when a friend recommended New Dis
covery We tried it, and its use has
restored him to perfect health" DR.
Kings New Discovery is the king OF
throat and lung remedies. For coughs
and colds it has no equal. The first
dose gives relief. Sold under guar
antee at Tydings & Co. drug store
soc. and 81. Trial bottle free. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21
DEATH OF CHARLES SUMNER
LIN

EIr. Charles SummeTlin was brought
to Ocala some weeks ego from one
OF the nearby places quite sick. He
gradually grew worse and died Thurs
day night. He was buried yesterday
afternoon in the old cemetery beside
his parents. Undertaken E. c. Smith
had charge of the remains, and Rev.
&c. c. Carroll conducted the funeral
services.
Nj Summerlin was about thirty
eve years old. and until recently lived
IN Ocala. He leaves sister and two
5rothars and Z number Of friends to
mourn his death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-08-21

The pressed brick has arrived for the
primary school building, and active
work on the building has been reviv-
ed. The first story has already been
completed. 1t will be an elegant look
ing building and will be in every way
creditable to the county and sub.
school boards. That is our idea of
things. A thing worth doing at all is
worth doing well.