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deem their promises. and that therefore in
order to end the sufferings OF their Balkan
kinsfolk the Quadrupice reluctantly resorts to
arms to secure reliet for Christians from
Their miserable conditions. and finally that
then motives c.inc de with the intt t.t~ of
all civilized peoples. There are mi,n> con-
fused and contradictory accounts OF the
lighting
\ d|etinitivc treaty OF peace between Italy
and Turkey has been signed.
At a ,utT agette administration At the Al
bert Hail, Mrs. PaukAurst in a speech de-
cared eve will attack though property. and
wh4tever eusues Will he the fsuIt ol the Gov
erumtnt and moi ours. | iucite tins meeting
to rebellion, and those who can attack the
sacred idol Of property So rs t. make the
Cove nluaut ltAiZ- that property IS rs much
endangered n, during the rLarI,t liot,. let
th-m do 50. Tic Only limit we set is
that human life must be respected
Her speech was greeted with wild cheer
iug. ana subscriptions exceeding three
tnousnud hounds were announced. and
ei.Lt thousand hounds Of the Unions
funds Laye been earmaked for use Mis-,
CDrjstabej PankLur,t In, tcleotarhed:
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
SUN MONS.
1-26 ct
In Circuit Court,

In Clrcu1C lourt, .
First Judicial Circuit.
State OF South Dakota, County of
Charles Mix, SIS
F. s .Strohbehn, Plaintiff, VS. E. E..
Yoho and Kathyrne Yoho, Defendants.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
SENDS GkEETING:
To the above named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
in the above en- titled action, a copy of
which complaint is hereto attcbed and
herewith served upon you and to serve
. copy of your answerto said complain
upon the subscriber, the attorney for
the plaintiff hesein, at his Office in the
City of Wagner, Charles Mix county,
South Dakota, within thirty (30l days
after the service of this summons and
complaint upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service, ard in the event
of our failure to appear and answer as
above required, the plaintiff will apply
{ O the court for relief GemaEded in
plaintiffs complaint.
Dated December 10, 1911.
H. d. James,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
t. the Defendants ABOVE named:
You are he re by notified that tbt
complaint in the above entitled actor
mas been led in the office of the CLERK
of Courts in srd fer Charles Eis
! county, South Dakota.
H. d James,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
A GIRLS WILD MIDNIGHT RIDE

"A i ~ ILL
20 warn people of a fearful forest
fire in the CatskIlls a young girl rode
horseback at midnight AMI saved many
lives. Her deed was glorious but lives
are often seved ~ DR.. Kings New
Discovery in curing lrne trouble,
couhgs and colds. which might have
ended in consumption or pneumonia.
1T cured me of a dreadful cough and
lung disease, writes w. r. Patterson.
Wellington, Tex, latter four in our
family bad died with consumption. and
LII d gained 81 ~ppounds. Nothing
50 sure and safe for all throat and lung
I cublea. Price SOC and S1.00. Trial
bottle free Guaranteed by all Drug
gists.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
JOHN MISUN THE TAILOR OVER
THE BAKERY,

Come in and see my samples. have
some of the best values ever shown in
this town of wiz ter AID summer suit
ings. Good workmanship and low
prices guaranteed. Salts made to
order are made right in town.
do cleaning, pressing and repa r
ing of mems suits and ladies garments
and all work that belong to my line.
My prices are:
Suits cleaned, pressed and re-
paired $.25
Suits cleaned and pressed, rs
Suits pressed only so
Overcoat cleaned. pressed and
repaired $1.00
Overcoats cleaned and pressed rs
Overcoats pressed ,only so
The work will be done sotisfactory.
Come once and you will come again;
while the prices are low.
Work will be received at the Bak-
err. John Misun, The Tailor,
Wagner. So. Oak.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
PARTNERSHIP CERTIFICATE.
l-26-4t


We. the undersigned. certifytnat the
following are the names of the men,
bers OF the partnership and firm known
as the Wagner Real Estate Company
with their places OF residence ard
that the City of Wagner. Charles Mix
Counyt, State of South Dakota il tfe
principal place o. bushes Of Sc d
firm:
Bert J. Flannery. Wagner. S. d.
Henry c. Schneider Wagner S, d.
lated this 18th. day Of January
1912.
B. j. Flannery,
H. C. Schneider
State of South Dakota.
County OF Charles Mix. IS
On this 18th, day of January 1912,
before me, Frank B. Morgan, a Notayr
Public within and for the County of
Charles Mix and State of South Da-
kota, personally appeared Bert j.
Fiannerv and Henry e. Schneider, we'll
known to me to be the persoos de-
sccribej in ndandg who executed the
above and foregoing certificate and
who acknowledged to me thai they ex-
ecuted the same.
In witness whereof, rave hereunto
set my hand and official seal this 18th,
. day of January 1912
Frank B. Morgan,
Notlry Public.
; My CONF mission expires August
! 2lst. 1915
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
SALE AND LEASE NOTICE.
2-2-9t

Z-Z-SC ~
Notice is hereby given that on April
tn. 1917. a sale OF Common School
Lands will be he'd in Charles Mix
County. The lands selected will be
offered for sale at public suction, b,-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a.. m.
and 5 O'Clock q. IN. at the court hous.
in asld county; and on April 9Th 1912
all of the unsold Common School
Lands not under lease " II be offere.i
for lease at public auction betwee the
hours of ~ o'clock q. III. and 5 o'clock
p. m. at the court house in sand
county.
Dated at Pierre, S. d. January 30th,
1912.
F. F. BRINKER,
Commissioner Of School and Pallic
Lands.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of JamesVanHo Hook, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, F. /. Stuart. Executor of the
estate of James vanHook, deceased,
to the creditors and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
EXHIBIT them. with the necess arg
voucnrs IS, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, tc
the said Executor at the Law Office oil
F. B. Morgan, at Wagner in tn
county of Charlie Mix, State of South
Dakota.
Dated January 23rd, 1912.
F. I. Stuart
Executor of said Estate.
F. B. Morgan.
ATTORNEY for Executor.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02

Reform.
Reform Is the work Of reason slowly
awakening from the iethargy Of igno-
rance. gradually acquiring confidence
in her W strength and ultimately tri-
umphing owe the dominion Of preju-
dice and custom.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02

Would you invest $500 in property
that would yield yon 20 per cent per
annum, or q $500 that would yield you
the same. II so call on or address
A. j. Baker.
Wagner, S. D.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02
STANDING PIANO CONTEST
WEEK ENDING JAN. "a. 1912.

Is first in votes (
81 second in votes
SO third in votes /
KS fourth in votes
l29 fifth in votes
IL sixth in votes
l0S seventh in votes
AZ eight in votes
1874 ninth in votes
"a tenth in votes
80 eleventh in vot-s
n twelfth in votes
80 thirteenth ir votes
le3 fourtnteenth in Va es
rs fifteenth in votes
lO2 sixteenth 10 woes
Isl seventeenth in votes
80 eighteenth in votes
"a ninteenth in votes
twentieth i'm votes
35 twenty6rst in votes
SS twentvsecond in votes
Ak twenty third in votes
63 twentyfourth in votes
80 twentyfifth in votes
~ twentysixth in votes
FL twentyseventh IN votes
81 twentyeigth in votes
81 twenryninth in votes
SO thirtieth in votes
l52 t%hirtyfirst in votes
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-02

Ever; f,nilv nal rad D. / go Cd re-
liable liniment. For sprAin, soreness
of the muscles and rheumatic rains
there is rome better than Chamber
lain's. Sold by all Dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Department

- 49, 6tA&
Department
so boxes Washington Navel
Oranges. per dozen -. .seo
Zone Orange Spoon Free)
California Juicy Lemons,
per dozen ............. .ioe
Eating or Cooking Apples,
per peck -. zoe, 4oc ana 800
Black wsInuis. per peck 600
Strawberries Mushrooms. Par
sIey, Cauliflower Fresh Toma-
toes, Hothouse Grapes, Gu
cuInbers. Spinach. New Car
rots. Turnips. Beets, etc.
Fulr Ice cans ''Sabob" Soups
for $4,000. .25c
ssc jar Town" brand Extract
ed Honey ..-..... 1850. .Soc
zoe Jar Carpenters Spiced Figs
Tor $780,. 1890. .....-cVe
Soc jar Gordon & DiRvorthis
Spiced currants, Cherries or
Gooseberries ...... 80. SOC
4 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits :. .iso
acc cans Medium Green Aspar-.
Agus $3.50. ...-... ssss sSS
l5c cans Benson's Smoked Kip
pered Herring ..........lee
Imported Citrop. per ID. SOC
s-lb. sack Pancake Flour eoc
Cluster Raisins--in cartons
at ..... --....-+.s.s 40 .Sso
5 cans .'Columbiner MIX. ne
Butter. Eggs ana chssss DspA
Lotus Creamery Butter-in
Sartons-per ID. ..-..-.. $50
Our best Country, Butter-in
sanitary jars-per ID. SOC
Strictly Fresh Table Eggs,
per dozen ..-..-....s... foe
New York Full Cream Cheese.
per ID ...s-.ss.---..s :. .shSe
imported swiss Cheese. 10. 3sc
Large Edsm Cheese. ca sl-lo
Swedish Cheese. per 10. SOC
Camemtert Cheese. box. $50
Fancy Jar Cheese-sssorted--
ct Ice. 1se and NC
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
eEsNss sa'4s SaaNas SSzN4s sa"as ssaa1a'
i Conway {
oMAHA's PURE FOOD CENTER "a
( Saturdays Specials 8

ouart Gar. oueen OLIVES 600 q
ou.rt lars NanzaniII. oijv.u
for sso Il
rhow chow a. cala-y p.,,.n
ner onsr, one
'.'''
Coffee and Tea Department
"Lotus-Ankola"-- Perfect ber- 3;
ries. careful selection, expert
blending insures the rich col. Il
Or ana aengntrul aroma on
nc, .Ae 49,
Wnen you are urea Just ny
LOTUS japan res per "a
ID -. ....''..'...'..''see e,
per 10. $50
Hnyler's Cocoa, regular 15c- A
special . LOG
p..nu, Rptter. frsnb daily
nar IN 2oc
r. eiss. tars-each. 100, iso
use and $50 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-12
PEREZ CAPO

do slempre ni delicia. . Aquellos
dos pastores que estan Sobre ell puen-
te que cruza ell caudaloso' pedazo
de eSpejo bordeado de musgo, tienen
traza de ser felices -. Ell lleva GA
llinas, ella una cantarita de leche.
NADIA puede separarlos, los une la
mlsma peana D.. 81 ell barr0 pudiera
anlmarse. Bah QuizaS no serian
tan felices . De barro animado So
mos los humanos Y para una salts
tacclon mlnima tenemos diez mil dis
gustoS maxlmos. Bien estan iuntos.
SIN coraz0n que Sc enfrle con los amos
nj cerebrO que divida sls opiniones
y sus pensamientos. En- cambio
aquella pobre viejecita que hila con
huSo y rueca, tiene cara de haber SUI
frldo mucho. Decididamente. nj los
munecOS de barro Sc ibran de las
adverSidades de La fortuna. Por
detras de aquel molino viene una pas
tora. Y yiene sola trae los ojos
como de haber dorado muchos dias
seguidos. !. I La habra abandonado
su pastor? iVivira como yo. sin ca
mo, sin esperanzas Aquel herre-
ro trabaja sin cesar en- su fragua. mol
deando ell hierro candente que CHS
porretea los golpes de su martillo.
Asi mi corazon, siempre en- ell yum
que, golpeado siempre. :.
La gente Sc arremolinaba frente a
los puestos.
En- aquel mar de cabezas humans.
que fuia y refula EN- direcciones en-
contradas, crey6 yer Hortensia la ca
ra de Ricardo
lntent6 acercarse Empeno inll
til Su cuerpecillo debil era
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-12

Soy yo, Ricardo Tan des6gu-
gurada estoy que va no me conoce u.s.
ted
Ricardo no pudo disimular un gcs-
Il Hortensia !.
to de sorpresa.
lie cause a usted compassion 5no
es ESQ., Pues mas lie causare todayia
cuando lie cuente mis- desventuras.
Il No es usted feliz.
No, Ricardo +. Para mi no Sc
ha inventado semejante palabra Su-
FRO mucho, muchisimo Y ademas
tengo la fatalidad de no poder re-
ferir mis- penas a nadie va sabe
listed que ESQ alivia mas que NADIA
Lo he visto usted, he recordado mis-
tiempos de soltera, aquellos paliques
hurtadlllas en- que nos contabamos
tantlslmas cosas, y he Sentido ale
grla, algo que remozaba, este cuer-
pecillo enclenque y enfermizo ha re-
cibido una corriente de vida, de con
suelo
Dos lagrimas corrieron por las me-
jillas de Hortensia
Vamos, serenese usted, ~ diio
Ricardo Todo Sc arregla en- este
mundo
-Todo, no. Mi situaci6n tiene I'M
arreglo difcilisimo Aun suponiendo
que mi marido Sc enmendara y com
prendiera su injusticia, esa conver.
sion llegaria va tarde :. Ne queda
tan POGO de vida
-Aprension. ESQ es peor Que la
enfermedad real.
No es aprension, Ricardo Yo no
to que Sc me va la vida. Siento en- mi
interior una cosa muy extraia, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-12

arraStrado de un lado para otro por
aquella avalanche de compradoreS
curiosOS.
En- cambio, el pudo franquear me-
lor aquella barrera que los separaba
y lego encOntra a muy pOcos pa
sos de distancia del sitio donde esta-
ba Hortensia
Esta iba llamarlo, cuando repar0
en- una sonora que 10 acompanaba y
desisti0 de su prop0sito
iSeria su mujer? acknowledgements.
la apenas Sc ac0rdaba del retrato
que habia quemado ell dia de San
Eugenio; pero hacienda un esfuerzo
de Imagination, reconstruct la ina
gen y VIC que no Sc habla equivocadO
al afrmarlo
FL matrimonio Sc detuvo ante un
puesto donde compr6 unas fguritas
-Tienen un hijo, por 10 visto,-
pens6 Hortensia.-- Estos son fell
ces
Ricardo di6 ell brazo su muier
Sc dirigi6 hacia la calle de Esparte-
fO.
Hortensia VIC como Sc alejaban.
contentos, satisfechos de la vida,
mientras ella ambulaba sola. abando-
NADIA, convencida de su infortunio Y
sin alientos para vivir.
-Si 70 tuviera valor los segui-
ria.
Y empezo a andar casi sin darsc
cuenta, mas aut6mata que mujer.
-AsI ir1a yo con ell. Miranda
me en- sus .ojos como ella sc mira
Pensando Ell el angel que espera en-
Ell hogar la vuelta de sus padres pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-12
FLOR DE ESTUFA

ra recibir un punado de chucherias
cambio de mimos y caricias.
Tn golpe de tos la oblig6 dete-
nerSe.
Sc alejan,- pensaba va rendida
por la fatiga. Los perdere de Wis,
ta No sabre d6nde vive.. Yo con
verlo, sin hablarle, sin que el 10 sos
peche siquiera, me contento. .
Bien POGO pido!
Hacienda un grandisimo esfuerzo
sigui0 andandO.
va, va los veo otra vez. Sc han
parade ante un escaparate. Vol
we're a acercarme =. Pero 81 apenas
puedo andar 49,. Dios mio JQu6 es
este? 5Que me pasa? Que descon-
suelo tan grande Que augusta
Ricardo y su mujer, que habian
continuado su camino, Sc detuvieron
ante la puerta de una casa de gran
apariencia. Despues de zanzibar bre-
yes palabras, ella desaparecio por
ell portal 6l sigui6 andando c9lle
arriba.
II Solo Va solo ahora - Sc dijo
Hortensia.- Tn esfuerzo supreme
Yo quiero verlo de cerca Y hablar-
lie. iPor que no hablarleg
lntento gritar
III Ricardo Ricardo
Y la voz sc ahogaba EN- su gargan-
ia.
No me oye. me habra vistof
No guerra hablarmeg Ricardo
Este Sc detuvo, volvio la cabe2a Y
miro insistentemente, sin compren-
der quien podia ser la persona que 10
hab1a llamado.
Hortensia lego junto a Il.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-08

number because OF the good tonal
quality throughout AM the ring
ing quality OF the melody notes"
Those who intend making con-
signments to any OF the coming
spring sales should take to heart
the lesson taught by the several
sa.es held during the past few
months. There was an excellent
demand for high class colts, but
many Of the youngsters whith were
brought into the ring plainly show
Ell lack OF condition and did not
bring the prices that were expect
ed, despite the fact that they were
royalty bred. Horses and colts to
bring the high dollar have to be In
first class condition, show ring
condition, In fact, and this lesson
has been repeated time and time
again, yet there are many who in
sist on sending their horses to the
ring with their hair rough AMI
looking as though they hai not
had a square meal for many weeks.
Certainly a little time and at
tention given to horses consigned
to the sale ana a little extra feed
Ia a good investment and pays
big dividends, Wou.d-bs purshas-
ers are led to believe that II
colts r LED into the ring show
ing lack OF conditions, that there
Is something the matter with
them, AMI consequently many a
diamond in the rough has been
secured by good judges at very
ordinary prices. This does no.
alter the fact that the owner ioes
not receive the price that he ex-
poets AMI has fright to believe
that he will get. Thoss who are
most successful at selling their
horses at auction are those who
send them into the ring with their
coats In fine order and looking
nice and fat. II would seem as
though all horse owners would
recognize this fact, yet the lesson
has to be repeated year after year.
-Ex.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-08

FOR SALE-As administrators OF
the Philip Leininger estate we
offer for sale all the residences and
store buildings belonging TO the
Philip Leininger estate, to the per-
son or persons making the best Of
fer. Chas. Niemeier, d. p. Dennis,
Administrators. 9-l2b
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-08
Want and for Sale (aIuma
FOR sALE-My 80 acre farm,

FOR SALE-My 80 acre farm,
situated 5 miles south and liz
east OF Slater, Mo-, near Clay Gen.
ter. This farm is well improved
ana one Of the choicest homes in
Saline county and must be seer
TO be appreciated. Will be sod on
very reasonable terms. II looking
for a home of this kind do not
write but come AMI SEE thu farm
for your self ami I will try to do
business with you as I iesire to
move to California. L. A. Brown.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-08

Mr.. ana Mrs. n. Davis, who have
been In kansas City, will return
TO Marshall TO reside. Mr.. Davis
having accepted n position WIN
Frank Gels.
L. II. Herndon, left Friday morn
ing for the Kloniyke after SPEND
ing the winter with his family ncaT
Uerndon. He no doubt enjoys cold
weather AMI knew where to fni II
this winter.
Joseph Pointlexter who works
for Bagnell & Montague received
word Saturday that his father had
lied at vinitd, Okla II is supposed
the burial will take place at Black
water their OIL home.
Russell Morgan OF north oftown
was In Marshall Monday. His
thumb which he mashed so bad
about two weeks ago while unload
ing saw logs Is getting along fine
II was thought at first II wouli
have TO be amputatei.
Frank Casey OF Hodge passed
through Marshall Tuesday on his
way to Arrow Rock to e his
father who is oI years old. The
old gentleman enjoys very good
health for an old n
Fred Buhrmeister, OF Higginsville
was the guest OF Fred Ludwig, east
OF town, Monday and spent Tues
day with Herman Ludwig south
west OF town, returning home Wei
nesiay.
f. NJ. Wright Saturday %purchas-
ed two lots on South Odell fromD,
+. Scrutchfieli at $4,000 and ex-
poets to have a modern home
erected this coming summer. Elsea
& Hams negotiated the sale.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harley Preston and
Mrs. Frank Martin, who were here
from Moberly to attend the Chris
tian Science lecture and were the
guests OF Mrs. w. L. Hernion, re-
turned home Tuesday. OF last week.
Mrs. Frank Castle was here from
Shacke,for1 Tuesday shopping.
Mira Castle paid us a very much
appreciated compliment by saying
that the Republican Is not only
a welcome visitor at her home but
is eagerly watched for by the
whole family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Z. Green, of
San Juan, Porto Rico, are spending
a two weeks vacation at the home
OF the formers parents in Georgia.
They will also visit Mrs. Green's
parents Mr.. AMI Mrs. o. e. Haw-
thorne, here before returning.
The farmers along the river who
think that there Is no danger of a
flood may be right, at least in so
far as to take an optimistic view,
but 1t would be well to use all the
caution one can muster to protect
property.
r. M. Sutherlin AMI family are
to leave Marshall AMI will reside
In Kansas City where MI. Suther-
lin has become a member of the
bond firm of Sutherlin & Co., COM
posed Of his sons and himself. This
announcement win be regretted by
many OF u people az II takes
from our city one OF our best
families as well as a good BUSH
ness man. Mr.. Sutheriin has been
In the piano business here about
eight years AMI during that time
has won the confidence OF our bust
meas AMI social circles. We wish
them both success AMI happiness
In their new home.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-08

The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs. p. II. Rea next week.
Mrs. Adam Swisher who has been
very ~ the past several weeks, is
somewhat better.
Col. T. NJ. Stone is suffering from
a very sore finger, whieh he prob
ably overworkel.
NJ. b. Byrd, NJ. Amrine and Claud
FIELDS were here from Slater Tues
lay on rea, estate business.
Mrs. d. b. Allen OF Malta Bend
was the guest OF Misses Title ana
Anna Fink this week.
Mesiames Mollie Doan and Sarah
Schdnz are guests OF the formers
sister, OF the country east OF town
this week.
W. II. Newell ana family moved
from Sharon vicinity to the Nc
Coy farm near Shackelfor1 Mon
lay.
It. A. Gillespie, one OF Nelson's
prosperous farmers was a Marshall
visitor this week AMI called TO
enroll on our list OF readers.
Lester orear ana family OF Kan
sas CITY have returned TO Marshall
to live AMI are located in their
newly purchased home on High
land.
G. T. Lyon and j. NJ. Parks, two
OF Miami's prominent farmers were
here on business Tuesday and Mr..
Lyon called in to leave us a hand
I full OF Uncle Sans silver to make
us fee, good.
' Aiolph Scholz, OF Little Rock,
recently purchased OF Eugene
| Dawes the Marshall Glove Factory
! ana he Is now conducting II as
the Scho,z Mfg. Co. Success to
him.
: T. j. Grayson, Of the Confeier
ate Home in H~igginsville, has our
thanks for renewal this week. He
says the Republican reminds him
weekly OF his old home and friends
| ana also sends us his best wishes.
Mrs. J. c. Barrow, OF Kansas
City finds the Republican worth
a dollar and so sent US n Mr.
and Mrs. Barrow formerly resided
at Malta Bend and Marshall where
they have many friends.
VIM. Garnett and wife have re-
turned to their home in Sulphur
Springs, Texas. They came to at
tend the funeral OF Mra. Eagan,
ana were guests OF @. A.. Renick,
OF Malta Bend and A. @. Jones OF
east OF town.
Mrs. E. s. Meier OF East St.Louis
returned to her home this week.
Mrs. Meier was the guest OF rela-
tives here after attending the
funeral of her only sister, Mrs. Ben
McRoberts. 4
Fl. Fl. Downing says that already
1875 horses have been entered for
the big sale next week. They are
OF the highest graia and many
people will be here to buy.
VIM. Young OF Prairie Hill,
Charlton county moved over with
his family this week ana has To-
Gated on West Morgan. We gladly
welcome this spleniid family.
The play given at the opera
house Tuesday night Tor the bene-
lit Of local charity was pronounced
= success. There was good at
tendance and the proceeds OF $50
, will leave met profit OF about
80 for charity.