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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-23
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

ra.r. G.. Circuit Court-Hon. George J. HIND
Ig
ca OF County and Circuit Courts or-
Or
u cers Of County and Circuit Courts
ner.
49, Watkins.
oaa- of Revenle-E. l. Dupuy.
H Dickinson.
FeaI -h's Attorney-A. d. Watkins.
Crr.r- Ir. j. r. Spencer.
rpcrvisors-Farmvllc District. J. L.
H an Buffalo District. r. W. FuQua;
H-l r District. Dr. w. VI. Holiday: Lockett
D Is p Walton. Leigh District. +. H..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-23
To Mary r. Burger, Laura Agnes
Burger. Robert DOvne Burger,
William France Burger. James
spencer Burger. John Latta
Burger. Mary Ella Morgan and
all whom il may cOncern:-

You are hereby notified of the
intention OF the State Female Nor
nal School, a State institution char
tered by the State of Virginia, which
is authorized by the laws of this
State TO condemn land and other
property for its uses, to apply, ana
that It viii apply at y o'clock NJ.
on the 22nd of November, 1910, TO
the Circuit Court of the county OF
Prince Edward Tor the appointment
of commissioners to ascertain what
viii be a just compensation for the
fee simple interest OF estate in a
parcel of land and other property
of which Mary l.. Burger and child
rem are tenants OF the freehold, and
which is proposed 20 be condemned
for the uses of the said State Fe-
male Normal School, and to award
the damages, il any, resulting TO
the adjacent or other property Of
the owner, or to the property of any
other person. beyond the peculiar
benefits that will accrue to such
properties respectively from the con-
struction and operation of said in
stitutiOn's work.
The owners. location and descrip-
ton OF said land and property which
Is proposed 10 be condemned, and
the particular nature Of the con
structi0n and operation proposed
viii fully appear by reference TO
the petition. and exhibits filed there
with, Tor the appointment of COM
missioners. filed i'm the Clerk
office of the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward county on the gth day of
September, 1910 by the said insti-
tuition. TO which reference is here
by made as follows
Said parcel of land intended TO
be taken is a lot in the town of
Farmvile, Virginia. and enclosed
between the following lines and
boundaries; beginning l04 t. from
the corner OF DOyne and Spruce
Streets. on lot number 81, of Cham
ber's survey; thence along Spruce
Street in a nOrthernly direction a
bout Sc y IT,. thence on line
perpendicular TO Spruce Street a.
bout 1882 IT; thence on a per-
pendIcular line in a sOuthernly di-
rectiOn Sc p f.. thence on a per- 4
pendicular line I'm a westernly d.
rection TO the beginning and there
fore, contains 1850 IA 50. #, |
but it is the same pro-
perty mentioned and described in .
the viii Of John Doyne, deceased,
and devised to Mary Z. Burger and .
her children. and is the same pro-
perty now enclosed by a fence and
is bounded on the west by Spruce
Street, and on the North, East and
West by the property of the State
Female Normal School.
An affidavit having been made
that Robert Doyne Burger, James
Spencer Burger and Mary Ella Nor
gan are non-residents of the State
Of Virginia, they are hereby notified
10 appear before the Circuit Court
IF the county Of Prince Edward,
n the State Of Virginia, on the
22nd day Of November, 1910, TO
ihow cause, If any they can, why
he petition Of the said State Fe-
male Normal School shall not be
granted
State Female wal School.
BY nard E. Byrd. p. q.
a COW
Horace Adams, Clerk
ep-9-4t
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-23


Bessie = Capr 8. c. P. Capps Annie
s. Ward. J. u. Ward. A z. Pfddv.
Elxa l. Wilkinson. Walker Wikin-
ron. n. V. CardWeu. Writ Card well.
Geo. 30. Price. G. = Price. 7. p.
Price. T. ~ Price. Watson owen.
ida NJ. Price Mabel 2. Price. Anna
Hatchett. Ruth Hatchctt Edward
hatchett and George Hatchett. the
the laef six being infants under ihe
arc % 81 years DEF erdarta
Tho object Of This suit is 20 make partition Of
certain real estute located ir and about the town
OF Meheuin. Prince Edward County Virginia.
and known az lots Nos. & 3 and B in a certain
survey of fhe estate Of Robert Bowman deceased.
popularity known as Moore's Ordinary Tract. >.
and more particularly described By a survey Of
said estate. dated February. 1889. and duly re-
corded in the Clerks otice Of Prince Edward
county.
And an affidavit having been made and filed
stating hat diligence has used by or on behalf Of
the plaintiffs % ascertain IN what county or cor
porulion. J. III. Price. one Of the defendants. is.
without effect. it is ordered that he do appear
here within DAYS aftor due publication hereof
and DO What may be necessary 70 protect his IN
tere3t n this suit
A copy-Tcste:
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
]. TAYLOR Thompson. p. @. sept Fit.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
Resolutions.

Whereas, 10 has pleased tbc
Heavenly Master to remove from
our midst Mrs. Morthorso, beloved
wiieoi our brother Peter Mort
horse.
BE it therefore, Resolved chat as
q Grange tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bareaved husband
and family in their hour Of ad.ic-
ton
BE it further Resolved that q
copy Of these resolutions be sent TO
Brother Morthorse, and q copy br
sent to each Of the Payotto papers
and copy be spread upon the
minutes of this lodge.
Mrs. A. II Gmside
Mrs. Annie Watts
Mrs Lily b. Rediugton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
IDAHO STATE
POULTRY ASSOCIATION

Premium list for First Annual
Show Of the Idaho State Poultry
Association is out and from tie
variety and class Of premiums Of.
fered should draw a large exhibit
IF the feathered beauties from ali
parts Of the state. Judge Harry
II Collier, Of Tacoma, Washing-
ton who judged the exhibit Ut the
last annual show Of the Payette
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
VIII De tho official judge. SIR
Collier Is one Of the best known
poultry judges Of the northwest
and gave tho best Of satisfaction
ar Payette last year His oGici-
ating as Judge Of the state associa-
ton Is assurance that all high
class birds will receive complete
recognition and all poor ones win
Or turned down Besides the reg
uIar cash premiums on all the diff
ioreut classes the association Is Of
i~iag five expensive and hand-
some trophy cups ranging In vale
u from $t5 10 $50 and some Of
tho merchants Of Boise have hung
mp some desirable specialprizas Of
merchandise on their paatieular
flyorite breed Of chickens. The
show viii be held in Boise on Feb
rnary 1, 2, 3, 4 and . IN Exhibi
ton Hall, 100 Idaho street.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
LITTLE WILLOW CREEK

R. J. Stone and wife, Of Ontario
were visitors at the shimp ranch
last week.
Ars Windla and The children
came ont 20 She ranch Friday ev-
ening to spend Sunday wi.h Mr.
WindIe.
J. II Ringer visited DIS daugh-
tsr Mira Roe and family sunday
and Monday Of this week
George Brewer has erected a
new barn on bis home cad aud
win dig a we'll in the near future.
The recent rain and warm wea-
Their has raised the water In the
creek aud broke the ice il isal-
most impossible to cros
Andrew Soiosobal purchased Tie
ranch and sheep and entire hold
ings Of the seawell Brothers and
viii take possession February j..
His intentions are to put more
sheep on the ranch an make
other improvements.
Tho barn at the Gregory place
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

Fruit growers d tho Northwe
are interested Ga tho proies.
against he Laioan bin now in
Congress, which was adopted al
the recent convention % the WASH
ington state horticultural A. oci-
alton. This measure was prcpar-
Oh by the eastern fruit inters
for alandardizing apple packing
boxes, in q manner unsuited 10
the superior fruits Of the Nortl .
west lhe box nov in general use
10 this section best adapted Co
Washington and Oregon apples,
and tho growers are reluctant
70 give &c mp for "a substitute that
will not permit thom 20 make 20
satisfactory pack a delegation
viii DO sent 70 tho national capi-
Gal % oppose thu passage u the
Laioau bin
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
MONKEYS IN BATTLE.
They Fight Under LEADERS and Foil
Stones on Enemies.

eco
'NeF Ei9nt Onssr LEADERS and roll
stones on Enemies
AeSops ape It VIII be remembered.
"'pt ON passing through human
graveyard. overcome With sorrow Tor
~ ue'u ancestors ana 'hat an mon
eeys are willing enough to hc more
use VS. tiah they are they show by
'"tlf hlm'cry
an Ola authority tells that the easiest
way 20 capture apes Is Tor the hunter
g pretend TO shave himself then TO
la.' A's race uil the basil win sort
gesi'a'. ~ ' z f@ iAe apes
V NINA themselves 2
efoif = 70 ee hesieYtt ne ~ STRIVE
5Ass7 Is even more tsfSl 70 aaneaer
Wy s2f Z foa sheos one tloRkef u
= sat'ia WIN ps'iSoasst arfew y ueiTt
u3.. Jealous Of so nnnsnai d'cofation
W. SNa'rh li' arrow from i' ana stab
..s'', Only 70 nave u torn away 10y a
tl'd nnul 10 succession lh' whole
''o'P aus committed suicide
'o l1t'r Wi.d ne balloons as Wei as
wAuy varieties OF the monkey tribe
Nodooo'ed'y submit TO the authority OF
.geosn'1cd leaders. ihcre S roopggl
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

Unfortunately for tine movement
started un Cleveland among Tho
workingmen, who are pedeisr
themselves not TO eat meat iof a
mouth 10 order 90 bring it4 price
down. meat 6 uot Che only thing
that s dear While they abataju
from assh VIII tnoy at hrsadg
Flour g about as high in propor
ton a. uaat Eggs afe rtlaN y
even higher and So humble en- ar.
tielo 81 food as beams shows d
larger percentage of advance Do
cost Ia ,en years than alm any-
thing else iu cha list However
such movement as lbat jn Cleyt-
land may not 20 without adyan.
tage. just as the prosperity OF
Florida said 60 date from thc
great iro thar hled ybe oaue
groves and forced che formers to
raise early vegetables SO there
may be o real ee0DomiC gain from
high prices Il they send customers
Ia search Of substitutes ior SOME
Of The more costly articles Of ieod
The people Of this country eem
TO know little above the economies
Ia diet which are plae,iced by Eu.
ropsan peoples u tie Cleveland
wcrkingmeu abstain from meat
for a month perhaps ghey will
learn how % substitute for L oth-
er foods which cost less than beei
or mutton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

"po you think a little Shakcspearc
would so as vaudeville actye iu
lulred Hamlet Fatt.
why notv responded Vortex
ilamm Everybody feels that he has
got 90 stated FOR It II It comes a.oDe
40 man Is going 10 admit that Shake-
speare IS over bis head. WASHINGTON
Herald.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

isoea Laxative Cough syrup moves
ths bowels gently. but freely. and at
tha same time Il heals irritation Of
the throat and IN hat way stops the
eorh. For sale by PAyoitc pharms.
~.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

Fercy-l-aw wrestled fob an hour
with me scarf this mornlng Alccrnon
Which won the victory. deah boy
you or the scarfg Percy Neither.
Cawu't you see the match wosuted IN
tlas Haw, h0w. Chicago News.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
VALLEY VIEW ITEMS.


" : are ia'H'a 70 near oil '"e
ae''l VI our ora h'Isnp.f ana
l''sn' ".oN'' "'' I''eh''} d'oa
~ 'l'' o'' nome IN il"riiso"'
There seems TO be quite q move
l'''' "a real estate circles IN our
j. r. Talbot sold his farm toe.
p Peaseo oil jamestown, North Da-
Eota' Consideration $4,000
The auuunl meeting Of tie Val
ley View grange took place at the
nome Of George Stewart on JAIME
larry 10Th and elected as ita officers
for The following year as follows.
e G Preston, Master Allcu Ste
gall, Oversecr; Mrs. Preston, Lee
yurer Ihos Moupin Treasurer
LoHs Stuve Seerstalyi Ross oij-'
'eE Asst. Steward; b. +, Talbot;
ChaPiaini George Stewart Jr,
e"'o ~. '.'' ''La' o''s"''' ,'-.
WIS Z, n,'se'' ''"on"' MIS- y
rs'g"' P'of', MIS-. Homer yea
ny, ''0' A7s'' stewart
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
THE CASE OF GJ533E
One of The Cueerost Stories OF
Doubles 10 History.
AUDAcITY OF The lMP03TOR.

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was born near Eagolle i- the AFsL
half OF the sixteenth century. Martin
crar.a vas tn. SON Of well to do
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Advertised letters for week end
ing Jan D.. 1910.
LADIES
Harris, Mrs Clara; Johnson, Mrs.
Waeter; Read, Mrs. Bertha; Wood.
Mrs. Eva
GENTLEMEN
Ashloch, J. c.; Barton, John;
Bristow, Frank; Barkyonm, John;
Dynake, John: Hall, CASH How
ard, Lee; Williams, Henry
Parties inQuiring for the above
please say advertised.
Bert Venable Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

Current reports 81 tho treat
meut Of Tuberculosis patients n
sanaloriups iu various state.
show marked difference Of cifi
cheney bat on tho whole give
abundant encouragement for por.
severance in tic campaign against
the "whitepluguc In New York
tboro were treated 571 patients, Of
whom 2 were cured, l8 had the
disease arrested aud 3s showed
improvement Ia New Jersey $40
we're treated, 3 were cured and IS
showed improvement In Massa-
chusoll 1880 were treated, l01
were cured iG5 arrested aud 210
improved The total of an states
recorded shows that 3.843 wore
treated, 27G cured, 49, arrested
and go improved or 1857 sub.
slautlally benefited There were
therefore So per cent Of The whole
nppheg cured 1876 had The dis
eaas checked A ~
sefs li0rfovs Such peTesai
ass 81 lensas apllsl ne sls
hasioa wpeld nlfan SO ensrsaeasf
saving 6t ~ ahd ~ anpna0ua
increase ia industrial efficiency
Il Is, ou .hc whole hopeful and
an inspiring outlook which the
world now enjoys ior The mitiW
tiou, Il not tie actual extinction
Of che most destructive 90 diseases.
Unfortunately for tine movement
sfaFf.I to Gl.v.Ia-I ae.r,. tt..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

One, third off on all watch and
iaweIry repairing during January.
GRIMES.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

FoR A-E-iu acre chicken ranch
close u geil stocked. ood equipment.
Is hsrsaiu Address J.. @ d. Ie5.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
'000000see oeeee0eoeeooee

Mrs. G. n. cablness and children ar.
rived today from Beaumont and are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. d. san
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Castles departed
today for their home at Big Springs
after visiting relatives and friends AT
Tabor
Mrs. }. n. Conway andsSaby went
to Franklin today for visit 10 Mrs.
conday's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Bradbury.
The weather forecast says a cold
wave with freezing weather win strike
here tonight Look after the woodpile
and coal box.
Your grocer viii sell you what you
want. He has not the time TO make
the test for the best. Make II your.
self Ask for Cheek and Meals Max.
wei ,use Blend Coffee #
LOST: Between Smiths Drug Store
and Mrs O. II. Astin's residence. a
ladies' mink nun with handkerchief
on inside marked "A" Please return
to Mrs Jno. Z. Astin. 81
c. r. Bullock & Co. are having the
large show window removed from the
front Of their store and doors put In It's
place The change is being made be-
cause the windows took up quite lot
OF badly needed space and were un.
necessary as a grocery store does not
need windows for display purposes.
The broken plate glass was removed
from the Wilson a Derden show win
dows this morning and the work OF
putting In the new ones began. When
the crate containing the new glass
was brought over from the depot and
unpacked. II was found 20 contain but
one instead OF two. This one was put
in and the other side OF the window
win have 20 remain open until another
glass can be shipped
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City Stock, Yards. Feb. IL
Conditions continue favorable 10 sell
lers In the cattle trade today. follow
INK an advance OF 10 TO 20 cents last
week. applying TO all grades. Prices
have made about this much gain each
O. the past three weeks, and now
stand 20 to u cents above their posi-.
ton when N. meat agitation was AZ
its height. The supply here today Is
10000 head. and prices are strong on
steers and country grades. COW stun
strong to 10 higher. There is n good
demand from eastern killers for live
animals. and local packers are find
ing a ready outlet for beef slaugh-
tered here. which MAKES an ideal mar.
ket from the sellers standpoint. No
extra prime steers are here today. the
top cattle here selling at $685. TO 500.
and bulk Of steers 1856 to 1915. Top
cows bring up TO 1915. although ex-
ceptional sales have been made late
ly up 10 $40. on both cows and heif-
ers; bulk Of stun at 1915 to $3.50;
bulls $3.50 TO 1925; veals $3.50 TO
$500; heavy calves around $3.50;
stockers $500 to 1886; feeders. $500
TO $500. Supply OF quarantine cattle
has been very light lately. market on
guarantees 10 higher today. steers at
s5.25 TO $500: cows and heifers. s4.25
10 s5.25; and quarantine calves today
at 500 TO $500. Receipts from the
-ange country are also light. some fed
Colorados lately at 1855 to 800. and
western feeders at s5.25 to $500.
The hog market made good advance
last week in the face OF a run heavier
than for several weeks. and the close
Saturday was only shade below the
best figures reached during the week.
Supply today is 5000 head. market 10
higher. with prices all along the line
at the highest point reached on this
bulge. and highest ever known here.
top ss.25. bulk. 1886 to $3.50; light
hogs. $3.50 to 1906. Mess pork sold
up TO sa40o In 1864. and the price is
now s24. while highest price paid for
lard in the last fifty years was $50
per cwt.. in 1865: the price now In
si2so. All provisions futures are
now at the highest prices Of the sea
con.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
AlLtSsNwos BOTH.

The two gameAvfbaske, ball played
at the rink yesterday afternoon and
last niEl,. were among the most ex
citing contests ever seen here. The
Aliens. however. outplayed their op
ponents and won both games by the
following scores: First game. "a TO 20:
second game. "a to %.
The Baylor team viii be here satur'
day and play Allen in the afternoon
and again at night.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
RUSHING MATERIAL FOR LEvEE
Special Train Rushing to Bryan TO
Aid FYlfllmens Of Contract.

Memphis Tenn. Feb. 23--a special
train carrying laborers. mules. tents.
hundreds OF shovels. picks. scrapers
and contractors general outfit left to-
night on the Illinois Central for Bry'
an. Texas. via New Orleans. TO hurry
q big levee contract.
Another special carrying a portion
Of the outfit with the bosses and mem
bers Of the firm Of Roach & stansel
viii leave Wednesday morning for
Bryan with a Pullman attached. One
million cubic yards Of levee work must
be completed by October Is. according
TO the contract.
Mississippi river steamboats, have
been hauling the load from Pattons
Landing. Ark. for several days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

W. L. Edge was in today from Cot
tonwood.
FOR SALE: Ny home In Bryan.
Il. S. wickes. ss
J. T. Swanson. OF Navasota. was In
the city roday.
Ed Martin returned this afternoon
from Lampasas.
We sell garden seed in bulk. Sc up.
Cavitt's Drug Store. sc
J. Harris and J. l.. Sample were In
the city today from Cottonwood.
Corn cobs for sale cheap Hensarl.
ing Bros. Phone 25l. CT
Mrs. Jno. b. Mike went to Marlin
today to visit Mrs Leon Alexander.
FOUND: Ladies' Set Ring owner
can get same by applying at this of.
fee. 81
am using swift's Packing House
beef. Something fine. Buchanan's
Market. 81
Geo. W. Dunlap was Up today from
Millican looking after business mat.
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Boyett, OF Ennis.
are guests OF Capt and Mrs. r. p.
Boyett.
No home Is complete without a gar
den. All kinds OF seeds in bulk at
Cavitts Drug Store. SC
FOR SALE OR RENT-New Model
No. Oliver Typewriter. In excellent
condition. Geo. A. Adams. IS
WANTED: Single lady desires room
and board in private family. Phone
manager A. J. Wagner a Co. 6s
FOR Rent: Cottage near West
Side school. Has all convenienoes
Apply TO Jno. b. Mike. 81
FOR RENT: Two rooms over Has.
well'ssstore Nice offices. See L. L.
McInnis nj First National Bank. 70
]. s. Harrison. merchant and post.
master at Keith. Grimes county. was
here today buying goods for his store.
Cooking Apples 45c per bucket
Dooley Yam potatoes &c per bucket
Sanders Bros. Phone l04. 90
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

FOR SALE: Toole's Triple. early
variety OF cotton seed For early ma
turing. hearty growing and yielding
in abundance. these are the best plant
ing seeds now grown In Texas. Toole's
cotton is n white cotton. extra long
fiber and well adapted 90 Texas soil.
You must grow these seed 10 know
their remarkable value. Order early.
Price $500 per bushel. Address. J.
r. Johnson. Bryan. Texas. ss
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
PRAYER MEETING.

Regular prayer meeting service at
the Methodist church tonight. at 7;30.
A large attendance is desired. An op-
portunity for uniting with the church
will be given. II the weather Is too
cold for the church the service will
be held at the parsonage.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
HAD FINGER SHOT OFF.
Rudolph Winter Sustained unfortun'
ate Accident This Morning.

Rudolph Winter sustained a serious
and painful accident this morning in
which he lost the first or fore finger
Of his left hand. He was out on a
hunt on the Navasota river with Ivan
Boyett and Wick White and were
camped just south Of the long trestle.
He was out hunting this morning and
was some distance from the other
members OF the party when the acct
dent occurred. He went 10 cross a
barbed wire fence and set his gun
over the fence and held the muzzle
with his left hand He then placed
his foot on a wire and started 10 climb
over. The staple pulled out OF the
post and the wire struck the hammer
Of the gun discharging II and the
charge tore his finger on.
He was driven TO town as quickly
as possible and given immediate medi-
cal attention. the physician removing
the lacerated finger at the hand. The
wound Is very painful. but he was
resting fairly well this afternoon.
Mr.. W. T. Conway. who lives near
the scene. was hunting with the young
men AT the time OF the accident and
his buggy was secured TO bring the
young man home.
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A RECEPTION TO MEMBERS.

The Christian church will give a re
ception Thursday evening at the
church. The meeting will first be In
the auditorium where a member will
speak words Of welcome. After this
We will retire to the parlors for so
cial fellowship. All the members are
urged TO be present and a cordial in.
vitation Is extended TO our friends. We
will meet at 1880.
JAMES n. THOMAS.
Pastor.
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A battle Is reported 10 have occurred
In Nicaragua IN which the insurgents
were completely routed. The loss on
both sides is stated at 500.