The bee., 1910-03-17
News of the Town
q oodrIch Leads for photographs.

Goodrich leads for photographs.
Pianos for sale and rent. w. j.
Bailey's. Hat.
Mrs. Rex McEuen is i'll at her
home on RIdgeway.
The condition of Mrs. NJ. B. Long,
who Is in Evansville, is some better.
A. r.. O'Bannon and family Will
move to st. Charles Saturday to
live.
For the best long hair braid,
price $500, at Miss George Bishops.
Strictly cash.
Tommie Wilson, who has been
quite i'll this winter, is improving
and is able to sit mp.
AZ. Hanna, ST., left Tuesday for
Henderson, where he goes on bust
ness for his foundry.
Typewriters for sale and rent. w.
i. Bailey's. 1l-4t.
Several of the old Confederate
soldiers have declared their inten-
don to attend the encampment at
Mobile, Ala, next month.
Mike Hanna, Jr., and VIM Burk
1eft Monday for Wasioto, KY,
where they Will put in screen for
hecoal mines At that place.
For Sale y Dweiliiig on Railroad
akras,.r it,-ss5,Yx5f TaFyysS iY--x5ar1 cbaan
if sold in. next 60 days. Write @. A.
3abore, vi WsatlSfh Asss' lIsnporia,
Kan. ,'".-
Quite a large crowd attended the
X. X. concert at the rink Saturday
night and every one had good
time. Skating was INDUCED in to a
late hour. sr'rB
Ladies, you should see those ex-
ira long, wavey hair bralds, will
reach all around the head. Price
$500 at Miss George Bishops.
Strictly cash.
The darlington Chapter, U. ID. c.,
met Saturday at the residence of
Mrs. Jno. Ashby in Madisonville.
A very entertaining meeting was
reported by all.
The hose house has been moved TO
the new City Hall. A new walk
has been laid around the building,
which adds largely to the appear
.ance of that place.
The E. A. @. will repeat the good
show at Mortons Gap Friday night
and deserve fine crowd. We can
recommend them to the citizens of
that place as first class.
The city is having the old shacks
son the west side of the railroad
moved and cleaned up, which adds
largely to the appearance of things
near the new City Hall.
Will Ravborn lost by thieves Sat
urday night about 100 pounds of
meat. This is the third robbery of
meat lately. The officers have a
good clew and an arrest is expected
any time, .,1s,.
Cleo Sisk, six year old son of
John Sisk, of Oak Hill, died Friday
night, 1915 o'clock, of pneumonia
fever aud was buried at Whitfeld's
grave yard, near White Plans, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss George Bishop sannounces
her opening display of New York
pattern hats for March 30 aud "a,
affording a correct forecast of Mil
linery Models for spring and sum
mer. Strictly cash
If there is town on earth that
needs new hotel it Is Darlington.
We have several first class boarding
houses, but the need of an up to
date hotel is imperative and there
would be money init for the right
PARTIES. GJlW La
Company Ct, ks s. g., will hold
their annual inspection at the arm
CRY Monday night, March 81, and all
members are expected to attend, no
excuses will be taken. We hope
the boys will make their usual good
showing.
Prof. Geo. r. Harris, who taught
the first band in this city, Is now
located in Parkersburg, Pa, and
has a splendid cut in one of the
prominent Music Journals. Many of
onr citizens, then boys, will remem-
ber Prof. Harris with pleasure,as he
aived here for some time and made
many friends. He has charge of
one of the best bands in that state.
We are glad to note that our old
friend has come TO the front.