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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-09-21

Orders given to Sheriff W. a. Ham
nell by Burns operatives has result
ed in curtailing the liberties of John
j. and James B. Mcnamara in the
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-09-21

the other place.
When capitalistic rascality nomin-
ate and elect officials to the tune of
Hank! the Conquoring Hero Comes,
it is only natural hat they should go
out of office to the dreadful strain Of
THE Rogue's March,
I.EIA Z <mG:7 N.Y.
About half the am cunt of money
which former officials of Harrison
county filched from the people has
been paid back. but as yet no arrests
have been made. However Prosccut-
ing Attorney. Will E. Morris, is being
urged by the Socialists and all honest
citizens OF the county to bring the
guilty ones to Justice. He owes his
success in politics to the manipula-
tions of the offenders. but it is be-
ieved that at the proper time he will
employ every effort to bring about
their conviction.
Congressman John w. Davis. of the
first district, is a great friend of
those who toll. lie never spends any
time in securing legislation for their
benefit, but he loves them lust the
same. Where John does them price
less service is at the Board of Trade
Danquets- One might think that his
tongue efforts at these gatherings
would be strictly in the interest of
ms sleek and wcll-fed hearers. But
not so. All who are familiar.with his
record in the mother" Jones case
and know how he hates CD trusts. are
VOL aware that it would have been
1oilE ior the working class to have
voted Tor n other candidate. lie
should by all means be elected as a
Consressman-at-large. His noble and
sell sacraficing efforts in the interest
or the exploited should lot be limited
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-09-21

Continued on page tive,)
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

The skipper was a mar who had
. good opinion Of himself and his
notions He bad pulled through
shipwreck. mutlny and other perils
a the deep. but he came a eYopDer
once. For one Of BIS voyages he had
shipped q boztsrain's mate who
boer something Of reputation.
One day the skipper ordered him
sloft 70 examine sail on the royal
yard.
"'Tsin't safe. cap'ns protested
the boafsvain's mate: "the foot
ropes has got 20 be fixed first"
DO a. tell you,- Numbered the
captain. The foot ropes are all
right. know they are"
The man vent Up.
Five minutes later be came tune
bling down through the rigging
from the top Of the mast. q distance
Of more than 100 feet.
with bang be landed on the bal
~ u the msinszll and bounced into
one Of the cansas-corersd boats.
The ssiiros. thinking him dead.
crowded about bin IN a circle.
To their smazemsnt be szt up.
lila eyes wandered sacsntly abou,
until they rested on the leathery
face Of the skipper, when they light
ed up with intelligence.
"cap'n.~ be said slowly. you
vns mistaken about them foot
ropes .--sayanna News
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

George W. Gable. the author n
50 many delightful stories Of she
South. recalls an incident of hIe hoy-
hood days. With we're spent 10 New
0dleana.
A fierce old colonel one dag rail-
"a his negro c0sehman 10 him. you
vere drunk yesterday. he roafsd.
what do you mean BY such a per-
formance7"
Twas q accident. sab, pom nah
word.
IAN accident"
Yes. sab. IN de mornIn' gsss 3
Jlmmyjohn Oh rum for & keep no
fheumsfiz from nah ole woman. an
harse John, slips on DE- ice an bssf
de IimmyIobD. an he rum made ~
Ne puddles In de road. Den, ssh, !
lss' gets down an laps some ~.
Oats hos II cum. Marse John"
You black rascal, How muci al
you drink
Well. Marse John. sah." answer.
ed old Ned. with twinkle n ne
eye, y s'pose ! mus er save moro
"a q qnartl"--cosmopolItan Maya
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Thirty-flxe years think Of II
1hiIty-iiye years ago, wher l. & AZ
Paint VAS first mace known,
II then needed time 70 prove its
'csrable quality.
Il has done II now, and It's large
Use Is the procf.
Costs about $ls6o per gallon, be.
cause YOU make nearly one bali
more, BY ADDING "a Of q gallon d
Linseed OIL 70 each gallon of paint
ind you won't need TO repeirt6 fol
short | . years,
Our sales agents are w Al Mahryl
Write postal for Money SAFER
Price List No. &C." Longmaa 4
Martinez. r. O Box 1873, New Tork-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
EDUCATION VERSUS FEUDS

As the result OF the s,nte OF Ken
tscky extending us rural school sys-
srn into he heart Of the 1blocdy'
county q Rowan. In the midst q me
mountainous discrscts. the United
Suites bureau Of education has re-
cesved the following report: The
desire for edsczsson spread like Wild
IN and the schools continue. The
younger Children attend during the
DAY. De parents and older caildren
n ns<At Nearly everybody in The
county. regardless Of ase. seems 60
be gong 70 sraool TIE pupils range
"a nxs np 20 S.. many OF them being
g~m O. and n1nber past 20
Ard ms b vac result Of c1eaing
rarzi sehooh IN q crunfy that had
saxlned nstsosnl fzsne as the home
* <sS.sszs. SECOND only 70 Breafhisf
ccurlzy m che sarae gaze. AID ycs
rxelaSinary eancasion - accomplish
10 nrrh. We can only guess what
sAs rv~uk r~a1d hare been Il these
y-ople bad hxa ne opportunity Of
tbe ua5or.x q Americans. The
~o~rxy ss1s cuce ~zz ssed w. ia nxht-
ING b nsw enploysd in the struggle
70 acquire he fernAins Of a. edu-
n~Eso1.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
By THE EARLY
CANDLE lGHR

.
Colonel watterson fears the es-
Enlistment of Rooseveltarchy. 49,
Baltimore Sun.
The tariff board just admits. The
republican party Is Davy Crockett's
oon.--Louisville Courier Journal.
The thing We cannot quite UNDER
stand Is why the members of con-
gress DO not yote themselves PEN
sions.-Charlotte Observer.
Can 1t be that George r. Sheldon
has replaced William Loeb, Jr.. as
the official denier OF Oyster Bay?--
Nashville Tennessean.
Go South" says Speaker Clark.
Sure; there's over $50 certain cleo
toral votes down here.-Macon Tele-
graph.
From the Persian news IL would
seem that the Bear Is feeling more
Ike his own old self than at any
time since lsof.-St Louis Repub-
lie.
Senator Rayner cannot imagine
what any one should want to 90 to-
Russia for anyway There are many
Others In the same hx.-Huntington
Advertiser.
The Congressional Record still
shows great need OF the services Of
. few bright Illustrators and some
Advertising experts. - Albuquerque
Journal.
Discovers Two Rubens in New
New Tork-Headline And we had
bumped into 500 Reubens in . day
on Broadway and never mentioned
it--Columbia State.
The removal OF the capital Of In
di2 from Calcutta 10 Delhi suggests
the possibility that an American is
nt the head OF the Delphi Chamber
OF Commeree-Rochester Herald.
A man whose new wife recently
had ssse worth Of dental work done
says the next time he mxrrles he IS
going 70 look around a little like a
horse buyer.-Spartanburg Journal.
We now begin to understand why
shasser became persona non grzta
10 Russia. He broke up q corner IN
corn and 20 aserted . famine In
Persia- A Joseph rs out OF place In
the world Of today.-Norfolk Virgin
izn-Pilot.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
A Charming Woman.

is one who Is lovely In face. form.
mind and temper. But its hard far
q woman to be charming without
health. A weak. sickly woman win
be nervous and irritable. Constipa-
ton and kidney poisons show In
plmples, hlotches. skin cruptlons and
a wretched completion But Electric
Bitters always proves godsend 70
wcmen who want health. beauty and
friends. They regulate Stomach,
Liver and kidneys, purify the blood;
give strong nerves bright eyes. pure
breath. smooth. velyety skin. lovely
complexion and perfect health. Try
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

after you take ~ kihgs New LIE
Pills, and youE }aieiFsy enjoy their
fire results Asonktipation and indl-
gestion vanish AMI inc appetite re-
turns They regulate stomach. liver
and bowels and isipar1 new strength
and energy to theRvllole syst en-. Try
them. Only e5c nt X. Blasknall q
Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

The irsfe parent presented him.
self before the eulprIt
Young man. demanded be. with
me utmost sternDess. have caught
you kissing my daughter"
" by this he expected 10 pfunx.
the young visitor into confusion. the
old gentleman ess greatly mfstak.
en-. az he young gentleman eyInced
the xre6fesf caImness.
u hope air." be said. there 4 no
mistake about H. The lights are
none too bright. and I would he
much mortified 20 learn that. after
ali. was kissing the hoosemaId. !"
tx
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
TINS DATE IN HISTORY
Deeenker -

1866 Dedication Of Westminster
kbb~y. which had been splendidly re-
bulk By Edward the Confessor.
17ss-Al~xandsr J. FDrsythe. me
soosrhh clergyman vho Invented the
percussion lock for firearms. born.
Died IN 1919.
Ists-Iowa admitted to fhe union.
fssS-Nzin Ene Of the Illinois Gen.
trail railroad completed.
is5s--Iord Thomas Bzbingtcn
NzcznIey. famous English writer,
died Born Oct 3. 1900.
issz-Gsneral sherman advanced
1xzinst The northern defenses o.
Fioksourx
1s1z-Ths N3rthrexs Territories
council formed in Canada
lss7-Genersl John 8. Narnaduke.
poied Confed-srzte soldier. dscd Born
March IL. 1899.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

most serious consideration as demo-
cratic presidential p.ssibilny. Al
he Is not entitled to it. The
FACT that he Is a southcrner has no
weight In our estimation. Being 4
southerner Is fact neither for nor
against him. The civil war was
fought half a century ago. and Mr..
Underwood was not yet born when
the battle Of Shiloh was fought.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29


A a<ser hessre IN the hs~rry o.
ne rni,-f s,zse< eFery available
canaz6xfe s'x rhe democratic nous-
r-s n<u year = being severely tested
~ p-ukiezn rAas fnus< be solved aor.
~. Uas~r~opc. rto las been spoken
% IA esrn-rr<on ~rA he Doussasson.
an. Ron % ee enxirrly ost Of he
s-snlxx sruas~zi41esy. - No. SHOWN
,. s<irx for - oosizr-z-dzr pension
An
n b sgun shss caxeson chat rhe
sprp<7eH Rrp1bifnza hzs ne FOL
so~szx ssAorszis
str rDserscs-ds pd~<IbsIsssss ~ =
e~nvr;le s<-~sa~s<iaI -zud~kf;ry-
~fi - sh1nss-s Il b falls 70 keep
ess tzzass sifhsn rse hoands o. ssc~n-l
- I'd nsa<-z1on n ne Spending
81 pz1sk ssouey A parliamentary
sr~8r rko csza1 ss< r~rraIn Id oxn
ss-gss1 frpn rsi1< On The Treasury
c~k 80 b. er,~css-s 70 bold Ia ca~ck.
th~ p--su0r7 lx=slnezs Il hiz party n
b. se-s 4, ne s<~~seency.
~ Enssrwoof Sell Cat shen the
rsoiAr-s-csy~ ge-~ipn slii p@sss1 ne
svs~> Hs slli ~oos y tssfe1 again
n tA# pubs5r bnildinrs ana river
~ns h@rtor Esezsarssl n he rishss
- sz@r-~ the oesn<ry xish The fzcs
-saa - y q n@n " power. sse op-
porzuafy - lad or those orris. Of
satrzexxn~e VII - . rol1sa one
y b. ssouh wezsly srrsnd@r 20 the
INSIDERS. clie-. would " tho news
u Mr. un1s~vos-d wAich ~ cDuusry
coui1 sass People could infer fsus
- ~ nd 70 bones II Il Or thai
~ NAs . party y . harxain whereby
-. snfk Ezs - b coapenzafss Vim
puAae asaIss-ss ard -.rer and hzrDor
apprvgwathrn for me southern roees
- g~aesaiir ussf for ~ msch-ln-
crsmssd vusston erpendlinre Involved
IN the Sherwood oil Nelrher y.e-I
eosh - coupHneniafy 70 NJ. rnder-
pngcd.
Il = mscA 700 sariy 70 take ne
Underwood prs.i6esaai koon yery
aeraDusiy Ieezr IN ghs sgrsnx + VIII
- possible - study ~ posen1linea
more earrfsiiy y toe NIT a the ~
cord I'll % - made b. the Alai,uuia
rngreusmnn ~ has anoxh-r iron
ana seel scsz-ssie % construct, -
> par a 10 desnccrasic prDxsam a
tnrsr revision. and hk work q shaf
poipt vill tsst BIN IN = vag nat ne
ccuntry could 20 fail 70 Mpprp1hse
Fr NJ rn1erwoo1s fafhr4n-la~
h@ larss lnierasas n shs iron and
ss~i Industry II kkaAana.
IL n Ai4laana congres4man 90
through ne pfs~eBs SESSION 70 mast
erfuiiy ~ be did TIE special session
..d be wfil b Justly entitled % shs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Ths man On s1p .sys TAN q ipcss
ahsnsd.
I've n0n EDy way ~ wgFk and
strength ~ piN
The under dog by luck I've bees o..
TERED
TIE lK& i've bad has been enough
20 kill"
Ths u.si y ms. - pas n N . word.
Fssks aonH believe NJ mck unless
ne a.
--Ns,ev O. Day IN Puck
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

your wife is very nervous, and
she must be kept quiet ut any cost, |"
Yes. Doctor. ! am willing to pay
all right--but--r---w oman's Home
Companion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

The Helping Hand.
The Married Mani tell You, It's
when man falls into misfortune that
he appreciates a woman.
The Single Man-You bet! II
Dsmst be handy thing sometimes
TO put all your property In your
wifes name. Pluck.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

The fiance OF Louisville girl had
been spending the winter In Florida
In connection with his fathers busi-
ness interests In that quarter.
Marie said the girl to a friend
the other day. @walter has just sent
me the dearest little alligator from
Fiorida,"
Dear me-" rejoined Marie, with
affected enthusiasm And how
shall you keep him,"
I'm not quite certain" was the
reply. but I've put him in Florida
water till ! can hear further from
Walter. -Petoskey News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
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Rheumatics after every known remedy
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q food - vivifying blood direct 10 the
paralyzed nerves boxes and joints.
giving s,rensti and warmth Just
where II Is nees.ed AZ the same tlms
Bs y. Il. Kills the active poison in this
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this way a eprs-te- stay-eisr.d 10 made
IL you have bose Tain. sc4atica. shoot
Tag pains. swol,@n joints. aching bara
or shoulder blaS'ss blood thin or pale
skiis--eyen ~ BE- ridden with the
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We guarantee 4 srfect. lasting eare
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We VIII send 4 frec trial 81 THIS pre-
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Circulation Man-That woman
who wanted her name kept out OF
the paper yesterday has stopped her
subscription.
Editor-why. we kept her name
out.
6. M--That's the answer.Tol-
edo Blade.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

There's never any lore Lost be-
tween tao men who sanf the title
~ the best fellow 10 New
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
Slow.

Slow.
Nellie-~ls that fellow Of yours ey-
er going to get up courage TO pro
poser
Bell--'I guess not, He's like an
hour-glass.
Nellie-~An hour glass;
Bell-~yes-the more time he gets.
the less sand he has. r-Philadelphia
Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

A little girl received an invitation
to q party which a friend was about
TO give. The invitation had been
written BY the small hostess After
surveying the note with delight for
a few minutes the recipient said:
Papa. wonder II It's a birthday
party7"
Let me see the invitation"
After brief inspection be said:
Yes. IL must be a birthday party.
IL begins: 'ypur presents Is desir-
ed The Housekeeper.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

A tramp who had been put off .
Rock Island train fell iato q vat of
boiling water while seeking plac.
70 sleep. The Whole train schedule
vas dIsarraneed IN order that ,
special train which rushed the framr
70 hospital should have the right
of-vay.
The soullesEness OF the s0uliess
corporation has is frontier. II may
be without heart in the competition
for business, without conscience In
gaining Ifs earnings out OF passen.
gers and shippers. But when tho
appeal Of human suffering IA made
70 II. IL can forget that is policy l.
TO keep labor a. its lowest wage "a
pay personal hurt only II II must
% gouge and, sometimes. 10 cheat
where spontaneous impnlscs are
generous there IL no real danger that
any policy Of industry. developed o8s
Of commercial conditions, will ever
become fixed. however profitable itp
OF saofd Esn kiIsnl, pus sssuussm
be- Toledo Blade.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

william Dean Hovells, at q ses
AT his apartment in Half II on
street. said magazine editor who
had just returned from London.
amused us all with reminiscent Is
~ fork celebrities
"Nr. HoweIls bit on rather neatly
a notorious celebrity OF Wall street.
When that man came TO New
YORK In So be said. everything he
possessed was tied up In bsndsna
handkerchief Today-
Mr.. Howells smiled and stroked
his close-cropped mustache.
. Today everything he possesas
IL tied up IN bis wife's name -
Los Angeles Times.
Too short.
y don't like these modern SER
mons much"
"why not7"
They're over before q man fairly
gets 20 sleep. detroit Free Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

IRpcnucu ON the Dtfcnuaht.
DO you believe in capital punish
mentf" asked the lawyer who was
examining the candidates for. the
jury.
Well. that depends"
Depends on WHAT"
"On the defendant. II she Is that
gopd-Iooking young woman who sits
at your left. don't."--chicago
Record-Hera
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-21

LATHE Dink Farmer, Jr., Is quite
III With bronchial pneumonia.
Miss Martha IIommel spent the
week end with relatives in Danville.
T. w. Milburn came over from
Iawrcnceburg Sunday 10 spend
several days with home folks.
Miss Murtie Montgomery, of Nc
Kinney has been guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Massey this week.
Leo Hayden, of Louisville, spent
several DAYS last week with his aunt,
Mrs. w. G. WEIGH
Rev. and Mrs. l.. e. Kelley. aud
children. Of Orlinda. Tenn, are
guests Of Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. ID. Newland
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Cooper.
af Moreland are the guests of Mr..
Copcrs' daughter. Mrs. NJ. ID. Shear
or Wayne County Outlook.
DIR. NJ. G. Heath. of Richmond,
has been the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. a. II. Severance.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Beck have
moved in from the country 80 that
their bright children may attend the
splendid Stanford school. They
haze taken cottage on East Main
street.
MIR. George c. Keller. who has
been with relatives IN IIarrodsburg
has returned 10 Danville for visit
before going to his home in Orlando.
Florida. lie publishes n daily paper
at that place and is. prosperiu
greatly. Mr.. Keller recently bought
out the iterest of his partner, +. &.
Walton. who has been remaining IN
Orlando running the paper during
Mr. Kellcr's absence.
Mr.. J. W. Dunn Of Austin, Texas,
H. here on a visit to his MANY rela-
tivcs in Lincoln county. among whom
IL Mr.. j. T. Embry, of this city. Mr..
Dunn was in thhe drug business
here many years ago and will be
pleasantly remembered by a number
of our older citizens.
Mrs. George Wood and little son,
of Broken Arrow, Okla, are guests
of Mrs J. A. Wood. Miss Josephine
Sandidce. Of Mlledgeville, IL the
guest of Miss Margaret Davis. Mr..
J. NJ. McGraw and family. who re
Gently sold his farm and stock. near
Shelby City. will Join Mr.. Thomas
Cox and wife. and leave for Sara
.o,o. Fla. next Monday night, where
they will spend the winter. These
are two of the best families that ever
left this county. thoroughly reliable
in every way. and their many friends
hope their leaving is only temporary.
-Danyillc Messenger.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-21
JUNCTION CITY.

Mrs. Annie Parks, of Parksville
was guest Wednesday, Of Mrs.
u. Il. RrOwnfield.
Mr.. Josie Phillips. of London.
visited DIR. and Mrs. w. W. Phillips
on Wednesday.
Mrs. james Atkins is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt
by, in Lexington.
Mrs. Lewis kriener is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gef-
finger, in llarrodsbug.
Mr.. IiIlard Highland, of Paris. is
with his brother-in-law, Mr.. J. Il.
Ely, for hunting trip of ten DAYS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Grubbs. of
Shelby City. have moved TO Lea
lngton. where they expect 10 reside
in future.
Mrs. ID. -. McGraw and daughter
Miss Lavinia. are at llustonville. the
guests Of the family of Mr.. w. o..
Speed.
Miss Luella Lingle who attends,
Normal school at Richmond. is with
Nv llii'HlN. WI. Hilu MIS- =. 1. I'm 70
Gle for few days between terms of
their school.
Mr. Charles VI. Adams. whose
home had been over the Bowie and
in Lincoln county. died Wcdnesd day
of pneumonia. lie was about 30
years of age and is survived by a
wife aud four children.
II was reported Tues day on pretty
good ON good authority. that the L..
a n, K. II. Co., had bought of Mr..
Il. :. Martin. of Brodhead. the build
ing formerly used by him as a to-
bacco factory. This house is 10.
Gated Just across the tracks from
the present freight depot and if the
report is true would be an excellent
location for a passenger depot, some
thing Junction City is in dire need
of.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-21
BOWEN NEWS.

Hog killing has opened up in this
section
Jas. McGirr and family have re-
turned from Illinois after spending
two years there. They are going to
live on the Hoffman farm near More
land. =
VIM. McGirr purchased three
work mules at Stanford Manday.
a fine boy arrived at the home of
Steve Russell. The family highly
prize the young gent.
james Powell while operating
fodder shredder got three of his
fingers caught in the machinery
very badly crushing and breaking
them.
Misses Pinkie and Pearl McGirr
were in Danville Wednesday shop
ping.
The fierce wind Saturday night
scattered and blew away about 200
shocks of fodder belonging TO l.. p.
Coffman.
John Russell has for several DAYS
been vanishing and assembling a
fine old-tlme bedstead for ID. X.
Moore. This picturesque piece of
furniture was purchased for him in
Louisville by Major Shelby more
than 40 years ago.
George Statan, Jr. has been con-
fined to his bed with pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ. III. Moore is somewhat
improving.
School was closed one week on
account of, scarlatina. This disease is
being suppressed here, but it has in
iured the attendance of the school
to a great extent.
Mrs. Fannie Dunn is quite ill with
throat trouble.
All the shotguns are creased and
primed for the rabbits.
1t is probable that the rabbits
happiness and peace is over for a
season.
The little babe of Jerry Daugherty
died last Wednesday, age / month
its mother having died 2 weeks pre-
vious.
| puHuty uiSHt SolHtOHe or ones OF
the baser sort tore a window shutter
from our school house and priced a
window up being securely nailed
down before the pilferers entered the
building. making several holes in the
floor etc, with a 80 revolver. Moth.
ing of any great value was stolen
| A good reward is up to any par.
y who will bring substantial proof
rs to who the guilty ones we're. w,
would DE glad to introduce some Law
TO such fellows. Address our cor.
respondent.
! The probabilities are that the ones
Who entered the house had heen Wis
ting one of Lincoln county's blind
tigers and wanted 10 get in to tn,
stove on that night to "roll The
bones"
We sincerely hope the present
grand Jury in session now will touch
the "tigers" of our sister neighbor,
hood.