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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
5ERV|CESNERE
IMPRESSIVE
FUNERAL OF U. N. ARNETT HELD
At RESIDENCE THIS AFTER.
\ NooN-MANY SO r RoWIN G
FRIENDS ATTEND. -

This afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at his
late residence Son Barney street, fli.
neral services were held over the re.
mainssof Attorney U.N! Arnett whose
deptll :occurred on Monday.L q "a Il
ntRev. J. c. BroomHeld, DsFD:. con.
Quoted the services and was assisted
by Rev. W. J, Eddy, 5of the First Dap.
tist church. Rev. w. /. Canter, pre-.
siding elder of the NJ. E. Church,
South, and Rev. |. n. ,Grisso, Of the
Central Christian church. The y ser.
vices at the house were OF an lmpres.
siye nature and were attended by a
large number OF people, many having
come from out OF the. city and from
the surrounding country. The ser.
Vices were attended by the members
of the Marion County Bar Association,
Of which the deceased was president.
The honorary pail bearers were mem.
bers Of the Bar, as follows: Gov. A.
B. Fleming, Senator w. S. Meredith,
Judge Z. F.~Morgan, Judge John w.
Mason, Hon. E. NJ. showalter and
Judge WIS. Raymond.
At the conclusion OF the services ut
the residence, the remains we're con.
veyed to Woodlawn cemetery, where
they were laid to rest.
Z The Knights OF Pythins. lodge at.
tended the services in body and the
active pail bearers were members OF
the order.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
HOUSE DEMOCRATS TAX
up RECIPROCITY MEASURE
BILLS INTRODUCED BY CHAIR
MAN UNDERWOOD OF WAYS
AND MEANS coMMiTTEE-HELpi
CAUCUS LAST NIGHT. . j NJ

WASHINGTON. April n IL. The
House Democrats today. took up tieI
bills embodyIng Taft's Canadian Reci.
proclty arrangements and free list Of
the necessarles OF life. Il { s. 4
Both bills were introduced by. Chair
man Underwood Dem., SAla1 \ Of the
Ways and Means Committee and were
Immediately referred back 10 the com.
mittee. s s g5si X, sS.s K : II
They will probably be reported for
consideration on next Monday.
Reciprocity with Canada and "a
farmers free list. 1t was decided; the
Democratic caucus held here last
night will be the legislation taken up
in the order named by the present
House OF Representatives.. III wool;
en- and cotton schedules. according TO-
present indications, will follow. Il
On the free list will be included
those things which the farmer needs
most, namely, agrculturali implements,
dressed meat and meatproducts, flour.S
rough lumber. boots, shoes and sad
dies. wire fencing, ballng wire, cotton
bagging, cotton ties. bagging stiessbur-
lap and salt. p " J;
On many OF these products the pres.
ant tariff is practically iprohibltiye.
and there. are few importations OF
them on that account. y 5 Il,
fTfe caucus voted a straight sen-
dorsement Of the Underwood reciDroe-
ity bill, 12S ayes. 20 noes aud six
voting present. !; !; q ~ XII
The caucus added q provision to the.
Underwood reciprocity bill, calling on
the President to continue negotiations
with Canada with a view to estab-
fishing further reciprocal trade %rela-
|tions. Mr.. Fitzgerald. New York.
fought this provision but he was voted
down. II 4; Y NJ
It is probable that the Canad Han bill;
will be. introduced Thursday The In,
torduction OF this bin and the ArMers
free listtbill as caucus measures viii
not stand In the way iof 5l,amed diate.
Introduction Of the ! three Important
|nleasures- popular! reject don of sen.
:atorsS publicity before cleo ction Of cam.
palgn contributionssan and statehood Tor
Arizona land New Mexico
i,sThes escaucusa decided to y sappoip an
organization committee to work out
the matter OF patronage 4
Another caucus is 10 be held ito de-.
bate the revision of the wool 8and cot1
ton schedules to be taken up In the
house. following fthe passage OF tho
reciprocity and free list bills.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
SUSPEND CHIEF
MANNlNeToM COUNCIL ACTS
AGAINST POLICE HEAD-INs OF.
FICE ONLY TEN DAYS. &

MANNINGToN. W. Va: April Ia
Pending Investigations. Chief of Police
w. E. Moore has been suspended for
ten days by council. He will be given
q, trial soon by that body, charged
with drunkenness and conduct unbe.
coming an officer. Moore has been in
office for only: ten days, but II is
charged thatyesterday he was seen on
the streets intoxicated. n At "a session
o., council held last evening, his sus,
pension until the charges against him
could be Investigated, was ordered. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
NEW 'O|[ DEPOT
FOR FA.|RM0N1
FREEDOM OIL COMPANY HAS
PURCHASED SITE FOR uP.ro.
DATE BUILDING.

The Freedom Oil Company has pur.
chased a site from the Monongahela
Industrial Company for an oil depot.
The company will at once erect an
up-to-date building on the site. which
is near the old steel mill in Industrial
Valley.
All kinds Of oil products will be
handled. The new enterprise Is a
part Of the Freedom Oil Company. OF
Pennsylvania. large opposition com.
pany to the Standard Oh Company.
The Standard OIL Company has n
small depot on the Belt Line in the
Fourth ward but this is only small
affair TO the depot to be erected BY
the Fredom company, on the east side
Of. the river.
The Industrial Company was care.
full to sell the company plat OF
ground on which to erect its plant SO
that in the event Of an explosion or
a fire the premises of surrounding
property holders and the lives OF pco.
pie would be safe. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
WIFE !. s SLAYER J
BREAKS JAIL
and ND ESCAPES I !: |
CHARLES HICKMAN, SENTENCED
TO DEATH, MAKES HIS WAY
FROM 2 BEAVER JAIL DURING
THE NtGHT-SUPREMEy COURT
REFUSED RETRlAE.
SECOND DASH FGR LIBERTY
SHOT HIS BETTER HALF WHILE
SHE WAS ALlGHTlNG FROM
STREET cAR-PoLlcE ON LOOK.
OUT FOR HIM.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa, April 12.--It
was discovered this morning that
Charles Hickman, wife slayer under
death sentence. whose appeal for a
retrial was. refused by the State Su'
preme Court In Philadelphia on Mon
day, broke Jail and escaped dhrlns the
night.
This is..ihe second time Hickman
has broken jail. On October Q, 1910
he sawed the lars OF his cell and es.
capped. County commissioners immed'
lately, offered $1,000 reward for his
capture and thre days later he was
found lying on q hillside near Mo
nongahela. Pa. half starved.
On February 2, 1910. Hickman shot
his wife at Beaver Falls, as she allght.
ed from a trolley car. He secreted
himself behind telegraph pole.
The police throughout Western
Pennsylvania this morning are on the
lookout for the fugitive. G-,ii
Dloodhounds will probably BIO put
on the trail. The manner OF; the. mur-
derer's escape is not: yet{known.
Hickman the escaped murderer was
caught at Shippingport at 2:15 this
afternoon. eight miles from here. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
TO OPEN PLAY
HOUSE IN CITY
TWO GENTLEMEN FROM WHEEL.
ING Z H ERE LAST EVENING TO
ssEcuRESSs suiTAs LE. QuARTERs,
3,,.BuT ARE; iONaeEEfTo eET1JUST
= WHAT THEY WANT.afa e ~ x: 4

1.-TWO sagentlemen l;were23 y here las,
evening; g;sfromtiNpheelitig and were III
communication with several local men
relative to opening o motion picture
and divaudeville. showsin this city In the
near future if7they are able TO secure
n suitable room. ''a;t z '''i5' si}ts'.' }i
One OF the men stated that they had
been able to get lease on a room
near Main street but 1t was not at all
suitable for the show business, but as
1t was the best that could be. mad u,
present that the playhouse may be
opened In 1t and later more suitable
place may be had.
The speaker said that he, and his
partner had been over nearly the EN-
tire State but that they had found nc
better show town than Falrmont. that
the people certainly patronlze the mo
ton picture and vaudeville shows ant
that all the places in this section oil
the country that Is considered us good
show town as Fairmont have more
places of entertainment by far thar
are to be found here,
The gentleman was correct, II is>no
probable that there is another city
the size OF Fairmont In the middle
States that has fewer places Of enter
tainment. but what is really wanted
here by the people for summer pleas
ure is something like an airdome
where they may spend the warm even
ings in the open and at the same time
be entertained, that the shows indoors
are all right for colder weather, bu
an oepn air show is wanted for tht
summer, which kind Of a place is {
long.felt-want in Fairmont. and sucl
open air shows have been successful II
towns far less prosperous than this
city, why then could not such be a sue
cess here? This city is considered by
the profession as being one Of the bes
show towns In this section Of the coun
try.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
LOOP RAILROAD
ABOUT FINISHED
RAILS. ARE LAID AND BoNDED-A
LITTLE eALLASTlNG REMAINS
TO BE DONE.

The loop railroad connecting Fourth
and Fifth wards is almost completed.
All OF the rails have been laid AMI
the bonding, has been completed. The
ballast!ns on part OF the road has been
done ard one the paved streets the
brick have been replaced between the
tracks, e. +, a
This road connects Locust avenue
with Fairmont avenue and passes
through the new look park that Is to
be built during the year and. the Oak
Lane. Addition being developed by Mr..
Sam R.sNuzIml OF thistcity at5iiiggs.t
ltSis one Of the most important ad-
ditlons to the Fairmont and Clarks-
burg Traction Company's system and
will be popular during the summer
the city people will Board cars for a
ride ground the loop. 7'G. if
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
|. N. 4. HENRY II .|lI:'Y FINED FOR
'AsSAUITING HIS BROTHER
To.yJUsTfcE RoYosroN,
K WITH TEARS STREAMING DOWN
sA HIS CHEEKS, THAT HE BE NOT
sEINED-PuTs UP WATCHES FOR
4 sSEcuRtTY,it .,.., e..

Late last evening L. NJ. Henry. re-
siding near sBoothsyllle. was fined on
conviction of having struck his broth
ser. L. +. Henry by Justice 7. W. Boyd
sston as a result OF a controversy be
tween the nlen at "A saw mill In the
First ward.
The prisoner begged the justice not
ito fine him and while tears streame,l
down his cheeks he appealed to him
sIiot to find him guilty. but under the
evidence the Squire had to assess a
5sfine--the Lowest possible under the
tlawand L. NJ. put up two watches
for security, which he said belongs to
him, and then; he declared that he
I would have "a warrant sworn out for
$his: brother who had him arrested,
enlarged with assault and battery. JUS
Stice Boydston declined to issue the
warrant and L. M. called on Prosccu'
3storS Morris who went with him to Jus
Slice Amos, but UP to this afternoon no
&arrant5had been issued. SO 1t is re,
sIorted from Justice. Amos's Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
Stop the Matter the Great To-Day
make ANOTHER
ATTEMPT TO BREAK Jail
GUARDS HEAR THEM teATTERING
DOWN cA6Es-THEY THWART
PLANS OF He iiNcARcERATED
=. Z.

Anolhersiaill delivery was attempted
last night but was frustrated by the
guards, siessrs. Waldo. and Merrifeld
who are stationed at the prison at
night heard the men In the cell max
dng a loud .commotlon. They were try
jng to batter down the cages. Captain
Tucker was called at his home and he
soon was on the scene. The guards
had mo way to get into the prison 4.
see whatswas going on in the cages
and for that reason they tel6phoncd
for, Captain Tucker.
When the entrance to the jail was
made by the guards Captain Tucker
and the others found that the cages
had been pried open with heav,
Sbar5and that some of the prisoners on
the inside had got out OF the cages
and we're walking about the jail. These
were The Italian prisoners In the jail
swhosthe captain says are very trouble.
some.
Captain Tucker took no further
risks on them. He handcufred the
prisoners and then fastened them to q
post inside the JAIL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
b0fYssG99|vFE556t}
! !. |......IREISsENTENG[.D
GET SIX MONTHS IN. JAIL FOR
PURLoiNiNG WlRE-WILL BE
j TAKEN TO cLARKsRuRe.

Antonio Russell, Giuseppe Ambrose,
Alphonso Delligatti were sentenced
this morning to six months In jail. The
boys We're indicted on felony charge
and confessed to the Indictment. La
ter II proved out that the ofrense COM
nitted was only a misdemeanor and
this gave the boys smaller sentence.
Instead OF serving time In the penlten-
tiary n Jail sentence was imposed.
The boys we're charged with steal.
ing copper wire from the Consolida.
tion Coal Company. The employees OF
the company could not exactly say the
amount Of wire that was taken at the
time covered, by the Indictment for ii
had not been weighed. The, boys con.
fcssed to a misdemeanor and were sen.
fenced accordingly.
They will serve the sentence in the
Clarksburg Jail, =, ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
MANY PLEAD! GUILTY
IN OPENING OF FEDERAL COURT
FOR VIOLATING POSTAL AND
INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.

CLARSBURG, W. Va, April "a
There were three confessions In post
Office cases and two for internal reve.
nue. violations in Federal court here
Tuesday, after the term was opened
by Judge A.. G. Dayton. .p A. P. Jeffries,
OF Tunnelton. confessed to sending an
obscene letter through the mails, and
was fined $25 and costs. W. r. W.
Morgan. former postmaster, In But.
louisville, confessed to a shortage in
his accounts OF sl,70O and was fined
$50 and costs. W. L. l,oghbough, OF
near Weston. confessed to shortage
and was fined $50 and costs. Buck
Peters was fined $10O and sent 10 the
Wood county Jail for internal revenue
violation, and John Cook drew fine
Of SlO0 and thirty days In the Jeifer-
son county jail for the same offensc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
FORMAN 5TUD|O2
CHANGES HANDS
ONE OF THE OLDEST PHOTO.
GRAPH GALLERIES IN THE
STATE PURCHASED BY PITTS
BURG MAN. -

The Forman Photograph Gallery on
Main street. has changed hands and
from the fifteenth Of this month will be
operated under the direction OF Joseph
Sher, OF Pittsburg. The deal was re.
Gently closed and on the fifteenth OF
this month the purchaser Of the bust.
ness takes. possession of the gallery.
The studio was opened In ihe ear,
days of FairmoEty by Israel Forman.
AReri Ills death ,it sGasi conducted BY
|iis daughters. II 8is known as one of
'ihe Oldest. and best, photograph stands
in the northern ipartof.the State. y q !.
Mr3fSher; comes ito this city.uwith
splendid recommendations and will do
doubt continue the high reputation at
tained and maintained nby his prede.
CeSSOrS.. . 80. s.1,.. ,s.It,.l'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
TWO WRECKS
ON n THE B. & 0.
CUMBERLAND LOCAL RUNS INTO
g., FREIGHT AND CINCINNATI Ex.
PRESS LEAVES THE TRACK. =.

There were two wrecks on the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad near here last
night.
No. 8 from Cumberland due here at
1885 ran into.a freight train at Wick.
wire. near Valley Falls. One OF the
passengers were injured They welo
taken back to Grafton and come to ,.,s
city on train No. Z.
The other wreck was Oil the Park.
ersburg branch at Webster, 4 miles
from Grafton. No. 4 left the track but
did not turn over. None of the pas.
sengers were hurt. Two colored walt.
ers we're slightly hurt.
An extra train was made up: at Graf.
ion and the passengers were trans.
ferred. The extra train was only an
hour behind time OF the regular.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
BIZ. SHORTAGE
FOUND IN THE ACCOUNTS OF
BRAxTON COUNTY Ex.SHERlFF.


CHARLESTON, W. Va. April 12.---
The audit Of the accounts OF ex-sheriff
John Adams, Of BraNton county, has
been filed with the, county clerk and
prosecuting attorney Of that county
showing shortage Of S1,6S7.15, OF this
amount S57,9S is due the State. n.
An examination of the report, which
was only given out here, today, shows
carelessuess rather than an effort to
defraud prevailed in the accounts Of
the ex-sheriff. The audit covered the
period between July /. 1905, and De.
cember 81. 1909. In addition to these
figures, however, are the. discounts,
which are held subject 10 the adjudl,
cation by the courts. These amount
to SS,324.S1 for the four years.
The audit was. made under the su.
pervlsion of chief auditor E. A. Dover,
OF the State Tax Department, and his
assistants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
COUNTY COURT
APRIL TERM WILL BE BROUGHT
TO A CLOSE NEXT WEEK..

All OF the people that have bust.
ness TO transact with the County
Court will have to hurry Cor that or.
ganization Is not going to sit much
longer at this term.
The court will sit the remainder of
this week and according to present
plans. Wednesday and aSturday OF
next week. H.
There are many country people that
have. some matters they wish to bring
before the court and to these the time
is getting very short.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
|ll|||L|.|N'[ERPRET
.sA|||C!|'|R|'.E|.D||.IQ|.|.R|i|A|T0R|0 c Q|:||R|i|.A||T ]
sPLENpiD Voices WILL BE
~ EARDs AT cHRlsT3P. E. CHURCH

Fl5-1 III I.t +.
rTo.nightiat u; $50 clock the. augment.
ed Ghoir!of Christ Protestant Episco.
nal church will Interpret under the di,
rec tion Of! Mrs Warde !Cresson the 50.
cred oratorla Christ and His Sol
;dters., Is z !. 4, *
in the choir are "a large number. Of
Voices thai have had thorough train
Ing and are well known for their tyo.
zeal abil lhy! y The soloists are artists
who Will give "a perfect rendition OF
the part ito Which they have been as.
.signedn ~ i, i4islS Ila5.. {;
The chorus has trained faithfully.
This without; question Will be the best
Easter sSmusical production given in
the elty.::fSii st;' ':5 la;-s
silver offering will be taken.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
NEW DAM SIGHT
SELECTED in Lower RIVER AND
WILL COST NEARLY A MILLION
. AND A HALF.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April 12.-
Major F. E. Aelstaetter and Lieuten.
ant NJ. c. Tyler OF the Ohio River
District Board of Engineers, viewed
the proposed site for Dam No. 2S in
the Ohio river at Marcums. two miles
below Huntington, and approved the
site. 1t is estimated that the dam will
cost $l,40O,0OO.
The completion OF Dam No. .2S will
mark the completion Of all the dams
In the pittsburg district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
. REAL ESTATE COMPANY
LOCAL MEN INCORPORATE NEW
/, FIRM CAPITALIZED AT .s5o,ooo. .

Wcstchester Real Estate Company,
OF Fairmont. W. Va, to deal In real
estate. manufacture. buy and sell and
deal in iron. stone, brick. lumber,
etc. Authorized capital. $4,000. In
corporators. Brooks Fleming. Jr.,, NJ.
L. hutchinson H. B. Clark, George T.
Watson and II. T.. Cunningham, all OF
Falrmont. .t a,i,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
TAFT SEES GAME
ePRESiDENT5 AND CABINET WATCH
| tt5,7s T HE OPENING SEASON AT
WASHINGTON. ~
t(By+ United Press,)

WASHINGTON. April l2.-Presi.
i9lent Taft and the cabinet members,
many Senators and Representatives
toiay attended the opening baseball
game here. X
The. game was between the Nation.
ais and the Boston Red SoX.
Vice President Sherman engaged a
I box for the game. 5tae
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
BUSH. / NAMED 10.
SUCCEED COULD
PRESIDENT OF WESTERN MARY,
LAND MAY BEG coME HE ADJ OF
MISSOURI PACIFIC. Y ~, n u ~
lBy united Pr-le,Islss.l

NEW YORK, April 12,-It was
learned from official sources to-day;
that the committee named TO select AZ
successor to George J. Gould as presi5s
dent OF the Missouri Pacific railway
has decided to recommend B. F. Bush,
president Of the Western Maryland,
for the place. "a Il Il S5is IA I! "A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
KENYON ELECTED
j. S. SENATOR

Des Molnes, Iowa. April 12-Judge
w s. Kenyon, the Goyernment~.Trus
Buster was elected senator on the
9th joint ballot,Gthis afternoon to
take Delivers seat lin the senate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
RETURNED 70 REFORM SCHOOL

Aiguard from the rmIschool was
here this morning for Frank Williams
who vas arrested Yesterday afternoon
by Chief I|uck "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
LOCAL CONCERN
STANDARD GARAGE COMPANY;
GETS CHARTER FRO NJ sEcRE.i
ETARY OF STATE. ss ~ Z tS

A charter has been granted sby tho
Secretary OF State to fthe Standard
Garage CO., of Falrmont to buy, sell
and generally deal lin automo obiles.
Capital, s25,000; subscribed, 5000
paid In, $50a Incorporators, Walton.
Miller, G. T. Watson, w: u. Evans, si
NJ. Alexander and Paul B. Martin aifs
Of Fairmont. Y Z !. ss y 20 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12

Rodney Homestead for benefit Jun,
lor y. M. G. A. Normal Thursday even,
ing, 25c. " y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12
SALE REPORTED LAST FRIDAY; NJ
REPAIRS TO GARAGE BEGUN.

AS exclusively stated In detail in the
West virginion on last Friday that j..
c. Floyd had sold his garage and re.
pair shop to "a: B.. Nixon, No. 42O
Jackson street, began to:dayAto. make
preparations to commence improve:
ments to the place. II sf,s n
Vote early and often for your can.
|didate. s;..E
fsl-k 90 5z = - ~ 4,
syYin6a $3.50 Plano. =; t:.sa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-12

Ask for votes! when paying SUBJ
scriptions. 1T costs no more. N I iiS \. =
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17

A Treatment That Costs Nothing
Ii it Fails.

We want you to try three large bot
ties of Pexall ''93" Hair Tonic on our
personal guarantee that the trial will
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Remember, we are basing our state
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In any event you cannot lose anything
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17
Edgar Underwood
Usually Gets There

The Sentinel is pleased to note that
Mr.. Edgar Underwood, a resident of
Grenada and travelling representative
for Brinley Plow & H'dw. Co. of MEM
phis, secured a big contract last week
at Jackson from the penitentiary board
to furnish plows and other farming i'm
plements to the state. The Sentinel
can assure the gentlemen who awarded
the contract that they could not deal
with a more worthy mar or a more ell
egant gentleman; His extended expe-
rience as a hardware salesman is a
guarantee that he is popular with the
trade and just to his employers. He
possesses many happy combinations of
character and is held in high esteem by
all who know him and his friends take
pride in every success that comes to
him.