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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

As on the two previous occasions the basy citizens of McNesl will hold their annual lair on Thanksgiving q dsy, , which this year comes on November 27 ! The promoters promise that this will be bigger and better fair than the previous efforts, both of which have been exceptionally good.
 Another wolf and coyote hunt. with sn oyster supper in the evening. is now being arranged by the Light residents. The date and further detAils to be an- nounced later.
 After the rain Of Saturday, Sunday and Monday. that at Whitewater measured ? l-4 inches, the cattle were said to be hiring CD the dry farm of Eugene Bieelow-
 Four tons Of sweet potatoes grown on one acre oi ground, is the record of i prod duction on the homestead of z. T. Hodges. of Wholesaler.
 Mir and Mrs K E Herd and daughter, Miss Hazel, were in Cour.lsnd Sstur- day, and reported having instHlled 6 fourteen foot windmill at their place, beside having begun the construction of . servoir.
 Rev A J Benedict is beginning to realize the beauties of ranch ownership :, nox tbss be has reached tbe point ! where he can go out to the yards and 1 cay to the meat trust representative. "you msy have that seer for about twenty eix good round dol'ars," know
 ing that his offer will be taken up, as
 wss the case last week.
 i Jake Preston reports that some one
 killed fine heiier, that belonged to
 hum, only . short distance away from
 his house, while he and Mrs Preston
 were s~sy. one day early Isst week. | Early Thursday evening, while Mi
 and Mrs Cull and George Henninge'
 were at Gleeson. where they had gons i immediately after closing the store s'
 six o'clock, the g.n neral mercbsndie,
 store of P Gull vas entered, the cssi
 register and two money drawers, riff I'd (Ooly about six dollars in five and ter
 cent pieces were found by tbe thieI 1 that likely presumed that as the nex day wss to be pay day. tbst Mir Cul soold have sn extrs supply of cash ol hand.-Arizonsn. '.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30
From Tuesdays Daily

Bob Renter ie c visitor in the city | today from his ranch on the Bsrba' comsri, on business in the county seat
 Mir. R P Kyle arrived in the city to- day from Fl Paso and will spend Thsnksgiving n Tombstone with her parents. Mir and Mrs F N Wolcott.
 Attention is called to the Thanks- giving ad of the Machomic Mercantile Company on page four of this issue.
 The soldiers who sere camped q, the Hospital grounds left this morning 'or Fors Huschucs where they are gsrrisoned.
 Everything is now in readiness for the big Thanksgiving dance on We'd nesday evening. Nov. 18th. and every detail has been attended to and the affair promises to be the best of the season. Good music has been secured and sn enjoy able time is assured.
 Lsfs Gibson. Giee.on's efhcient peace officer. was 6 brief visitor in ths county seat today on business.
 Tbspkssiying is only e few days of now and the turkey is much in evi- dence in the old camp. A large con- signment arrived on this morning 6 train to different parties from Here- ford and other points along the San Pedro.
 c W Swayiee. who has been in Tom bstone for the past monib, doing assessment work on bis claims nesr that place. returned to this city Fri day.-Florepce Blade Tribune.
 Superior Judge Lockwood left last evening for Douglas On business mis- sion and will return home tomorrow.
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler left this sf- ternoon for Fl Peso, where he goes to bring back H Wilson, ~snted in Cochise for having sold some property in Douglas. The sheriff will bring him back to sssnd trial for obtaining money nnder false pretenees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30
Remains of Body
 Found on Desert

That the body found on the D ,ss s fev miles from Phoenix by . Mex icsn Saturday afternoon. and rt ported to the sheriff's office Sunday. is that of Jack Davis, foremsn ot the Cla sen ranch who disappeared February g of this year, Is regarded as almost . cer- tainty-
 The Mexicisn found the body under palo verde tree, in . petition not visible to anyone passing . few fec aEsy. One hand clutched an suto- mstic revolver. A bullet had passed through the head. This. ho~ever was not discovered untils coroner's jury viewed the remsins.
 Rats had eaten away part of the clothing snd the body vas shriveled beyond recognition. The suicide went to great pains to destroy all mesns of identification. The seraps of . letter were found near by. A httle more than dollar ;n silver va in one pocket. There was . watch chsiu and charm but DO watch. Someone from tbs Cisysoo ranct saw the body ct an undertaking estab. lishment and stated that the clothing answered the description of that worl by Dsvis when he dissppssrd.
 Davis disappeared immediately aits he sent bis wife east. A thorouel search of the country surroundiol CIsyson's failed to result in the find ing of anything tbss would solve hi disappearance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30
TUESDAY

A CORRECTION. In an article yesterday on the murder trial of Josh |, the Indian scout who killed . com- psnion st the Fort. we stated that be wac on one occasion sen: after the Apache Kid We learn now, how eyer that it was not the Apache Kij' but his brother whom he wss gent af- ter and soon returned with his head in . sack.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

To thoee wbo wish to take adysn-
 tsgs of our combination sub crip,ion offer, it would Dc we'll to do 90 now as
 the offer only stsnds un'il the end oi December. Better do it nos-today wANTED-Expe.iencsd teacher formerly of Mulhollsnd School, San
 Antonio, Texss, desires position as eovernsss; good heal b; good creden- tials. 20 Boz 235, Del Rio, Texss
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

PATENT U s to K T Miller, land .... -
 REALTY MORTGAGE Jas Rhey to J E Speer Doug. lss. to Iss cure. .......-.... 2Ooo {. c F. Samson to T J Jordan. land. to secure ....... lO00 [. c E Van Wye to Texss Nat Bank, Douglas prop. to SC. cure ..... oo"
 BILL OF SALE Tri-Stste Amusement Co to Roy T Lockls ct al, Bisbee prop. ..--..-.. ......'.-. "oV
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

Why scowi when you can su.re afsss 0kfng pr. Aile1 Laxative Tabletsf 1hsy do n0s Gri..A fAdvsvsiasosas-1
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

Never useo U; ,.-aes Ants-Pa Pnls fsr headzche? Better start now. Yoa - foS1 better. IAdvertissRsntl
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY. RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY instruments Filled With the counh THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 LIEN
 NH O'Neill vs NJ Newman and s P Gsllen ..-....... e4o
 possEssoKY RIGHT Leopel 1rspmsD, lsrd...... - Frederick Klockow. land. - PN windes, land ......... - Cruz Romoro to E Flanni- gan, Bisbee prop. ..... sCo- -.. BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Prov Nut B & L Ass'n to J l Millar. Douglas prop...... 10 '.
 WARRANTY DEED LA Linn ct ux to W NJ Jenklns, Douglas pror.... 24OO ..
 cHATrKL MORTGAGE Roy Spencer to Willcox B & TCo, live stock, to secure. 225
 cHATTEi MORTGAGE W Muir to Mrs Ora Ballard. piano S-o
 RE MORTGAGE FL Flomerieit ct ux to W F Hill. Douglas prop. to se" cure ..-.....s... <VV EG Mustain ct uI To Edith W Stowe, Douglas pIop, to secure. --..--.-... <Vo = Mel,na Johnson ct al to Bank of Douglas, Bisbee prop, gsATIsFAcrIoN OF MORTGAGE Bank of Dougls. to E R Claunch ct al. -
 WARRANTY DEED Lsrsen minor to w B Day, B.sbee prop. ...-.-. lo .. J M Mortensop ct uI to Nj Leesop, land. sCo .. JW Powell ::et uI to c Powell, Benson prop ..... l50
 REALTY MORTGAGE Katie D Nelson to Douglas Investment Go. land, to se- cure. ..-...--...... Zoo
 WARRANTY DEED T del Castillo to Susans de
  ME Leesen ct al to McNeil Mer Co. land. ..--...... 10 .. Ariz & M, \ Realty Co to NJ B Wiilcox, Douglas prop. 240 .. Lawrence to NubeIm ct al, Douglas prop....... 15O Mrs Ida Hsli to N W wells, Douglss prop. lo .. CLAIM OF PossEssoRY RIGHT U Tbompson, land. .... - SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Nre J c Heron to A Harris et ux et ei- JW Furr to c A Hall ct ux - Lillie Hamilton 10 Lux Mack ~ y-...---.-----
 RE MORTGAGE Salem Ayoob ct u1 to Viola Slaughter. Douglas prop, to secure ........-.-- zOOO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Miss Anps White to ,Cochi c B& L Assn, Bistee prop. to secure. .............. 900 ..
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE Ad 10 Dodd to State Bank of Les Craces, N M. live stock to secure e..-.......... 150 .. IF Jennings ct sl to A
 Kelly, live stock, to secure 90 .. sATIsEAcTIox or MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank & Trust Go to
 M L Frisbee. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

h ITCH 70 V A herot.... R Hennessy to Miss Anna H
 White ...... -.-. ...... -
 BILL OF SALE
 Mrs J L Carter to Fred Raw.
 ley. Bisbee prop. HOO .. H Bugan 10 Christ Vuksso-
 vich, Bisbee prop. .......
 e. c. DEED
 Kate Manley to Jos McNelis,
 bsoee prop. ......-... lO .. Kate Manley to John Bres-
 lyn, Bisbee prop. .... 10 .. WARRANTY DRIED T R Francis ct ux to Jennie R Nockls, Douglas prop .. 10 .. IT Power to P 0 McNaugh-
 ton, land .......... ... 10 .. A Scow to J Shaw, Bisbee | p'op ....-.-..- SVO ..
 PossEssoRY RIGHT Emily Anderson, land. F Andrews, land ..... POWER OF ATTORNEY Jane Gsrrsrd to B McKin- uey ..-- Ts to Jas NJ Mortenson.
 WARRANTY DEED A Linn ct uI to x c &
 Harriet Cove. Douglas prop 2O00 .. R s Pink ct ux to c Roberts. land GOO J w Light ct ux to J LGard-
 ner, land. ........-......- ziO G E Gibeon ct ux to T W Arnold, Bisbee prop. 300
 BILL OF SALE J A Linn e. u1to NC& Hsr- riet Cove, Douglas prop .. $50 .. W I Smith ct uI to H Liv. ingstop. Benson prop...... 10 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE I Ives to Cocbise B & L Assn Warren prop, to secure. 1000 -.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE w Mccoy ct ux to Witte
 Iron Works Co, one engine
 to secure. e...............- IA 9z Antonio Soturs to Toledo
 Scale Co, one pair seal G. 80 ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Paxton to E F Esrnest ct
 uX uX..-............. Louis Marion to 5 J Nc. hipney.. ..-...--.....s...
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Cbas Nixon to Bowen ct al, Metz auto, to secure... $50 = c T Kirkland to G Jairrsl,
 live stock, to secure e...... 1925 .. F W Hawley to Mrs L Car.
 ter, Bisbee prop, to secure 300 A Hefferen to A Dshlberg, miscells bous prop, to se- cure vVV .. P Goldman to H l. Stewart Furniture Co, revolving stools tuz Douglas Investment Co to NJ B& Emma West. Douglas prop ........-..-.-- %oV ..
 WARRANTY DEED Lution ct ux to Mike Dos- ton, Bisbee prop ........ 3OO .. Maggie Thompson to John
 Mclaughlin, Douglas prop lsO4 - P Barbsrus to P & M Luticb, Bisbee prop. 6lO =. I Wsllsce ct oH to John Her. bolich, Douglas prop. .... HIS 75 Thomse Higgins to J Ly-
 ops, mining claim. ....... .. WARRANTY DEED B wylie to c Fuller, Hed-
 berg prop. ..-..-....- 4oO .. J N French ct ux to Frank | Deems; Douglss pIop.... l25 - iDJ Msdii to Joe Postal,
 Pesrce prop. 50 .. Ch.s Eh>xliuO st ny to Evs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
WE SHOULD THINK so

Here are some of the things your
child should be able to do when he
is seven years old, according to stand
ards laid down by scientists at the
hygienic congress at Washington:
Count to Is, touching an object rep
resenting each progressive number
as he counts.
Repeat the days of the week.
Make change in simple sums.
Recognize the principal colors.
Tell time.
Pick out missing details in pictures.
Draw in the missing details.
If he can't do all these things, he
isis retarded in the development for
which each act, according to psycholo-
gists, is an expression. nj that case,
special care should be given to his
diet, play, study and general bring
ing-up, and he should not be forced
to compete with normal children
Pathfinder
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
Mr.. TAFT's GOOD SENSE

All sober minded Americans will ap-
prove the frmness of President Taft
boz refusing 10 permit his administra-
ti0n 20 be crowded into Intervention
IN Mexico. despite the distressing sit
uation for several days of the Ameri-
can residents of its capital.
We want no proftless wars. And
that is what Intervention in Mexico
would bring us under existing condi-
tlOns OF public opinion on both sides
Of the Rio Grande. President Taft is
20 be congratulated on avoiding the
turmoil and the useless sacrifice of
blood and treasure that Intervention
would cause now.
When our flag goes into Mexico
above an army it should so to stay,
and its presence should determine
Mexic0's future. When the time comes
Tor that. the whole country will be be-
hind the president who thus sets the
nag forward. and thus permanently
enlarges the boundaries of American
freedom. order and civilization.-Chi
cago Inter-ocean.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
SETS AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF
IMITATION

After reading an account of the &C
ton of the board of trade in this city
at the time of the visit of Mr.. Willis
B. Powell, secretary of the board OF
trade of Tampa, and Mr.. Joseph Babb
of Birmingham, Ala, Mr.. John F.
Dunn was so impressed with the spir-
it shown, and the facts accomplished.
that he wrote to Mr.. r. l.. Martin, his
agent in this city, the following let
ter, which speaks for itself:
Richmond Hill, N. Y, Feb. 26, 1913.
"Mr. r. l.. Martin, Ocala Fla:
Dear Cousin Rob- have just read
in the papers of the splendid meeting
the board of trade had, and it is most
encouraging. We want to subscribe
to this fund, in the name of Mer'
chants Block, $50 cash. 1t is splen
did movement, and Ocala is on the
right track to growth and prosperity
if we all pull together.
yours sincerely,
JOHN F. DUNN"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT AT
LAKE WEIR
Special to the Ocala Banner:

Special to the Ocala Banner:
An "al fresco" entertainment given
on Wednesday night, complimentary
to the Lake Weir Yacht Club men,
bers and their friends by Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Conner, was delightful in the
extreme. There were about one hun
dred guests present, coming from all
around the lake, and quite a number
coming down from Ocala for this
event
The Conner home on the shores of
North Lake Weir is one of the most
attractive places around the lake, and
in honor of this party was very beau
tifully and deliberately decorated, not
only with evergreens and flowers, but
with the pretty Lake Weir Yacht Club
colors, and with clusters of grape
fruit, oranges, tangerines, etc., pluck
ed from their own grove, and sprays
of orange blossoms mingled their
sweet fragrance with that of the 9th
er flowers.
Games of all kinds were arranged
indoors, and those who wished played
them while others preferred being
out of doors enjoying the lovely even
ing. There was also some lovely mu-
sic, and Miss Hill of Ocala gave some
very enjoyable recitations.
An al fresco supper was served in
the big front yard overlooking the
lake, and big bon-fres Illuminated the
yard, and added wonderfully to the
attractiveness of the enchanting
scene. An abundance of good things
to eat was served, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner ably sustained their reputa-
ton as splendid entertainers. During
the evening they were assisted by
their daughter, Miss Mary Conner, of
Ocala, and by quite number Of their
Lake Weir friends.
Two very fine prizes were drawn
for during the evening-one box of
oranges from the Conner grove being
won by Miss Mabel Meffert of Ocala,
and the other, basket of eight bot
ties of Mrs. Connor's famous home
made orange wine, was won by Mr..
Bert Dosh of Ocala.
The evening with Mr. and Mrs. Con-
nor and family was very royal one.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
HOME OF Mr.. w. X, MCDONALD
IN JACKSONVILLE STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING

During, the downpour of rain Thurs
day night a sharp strike of lightning
hit the home of w. K. Mcdonald, at
1912 Liberty street, where a party of
young folks was in progress, and Gre
ated the greatest excitement. The
young women ran to the porch from
the house, screaming in great fright.
At first it was thought considerable
damage had resulted, but investiga-
ton showed that the chimney had
been destroyed, the stove in the kitch-
en- wrecked, the bath%ub torn loose
and much plaster knocked off.
No one was Notwithstanding
Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

Dan A. Crowell of Kearney, Neb.,
who, with his family is spending the
winter near Ocala, was a pleasant
caller at the Gazette office on We'd
nesday. He was spending a few days
in the city with his old friend and
neighbor, S. w. Thornton. Mr.. Crow
ell was kind enough to say that Kis-
simmee was the best looking town he
had yet seen in Florida. -Kissimmee
Valley Gazette.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
ANOTHER NEW BUILDING FOR
OCALA

Mr.. S. r. Whaley, who has recently
bought the stores occupied by Mr.. F
G. B. Weihe and himself, has already
secured the plans for practically the
erection of a new building.
The whole front of the two stores
will be of plate glass, new floors will
be put in and the ceilings will be
made new and raised several feet.
The notifications will very greatly
help the looks of that part of the city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
FLORIDA IS

First in equable climate.
First in oranges.
First in high grade cigars.
First in grapefruit.
First in pineapples.
First in fine celery.
First in strawberries.
First in lettuce.
First in bananas.
First in phosphate.
First in tourist hotels.
First in Fuller's earth.
First in game fishing.
First in sponges.
First in forest trees.
First in naval stores.
First in extent of coast line.
First in nearness to Panama.
First in sunshine.
First in year-round farming.
First in current development.
First in opportunities.
First in good home sites.-Tamp
Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

The street at the corner of the
Court Pharmacy, which has been in
bad condition for some time, has been
fixed so that the water will drain off
instead of collecting at that corner
and standing there, as it has been do
ing for so long. This was most impor-
tant, and we are glad that it has at
last been attended to.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

The next big feature at the Ideal
will be "The Lion Tanners Revenge"
on next Wednesday, matinee and
night. This production is a sensation.
al story of love, jealousy and revenge.
which occurs in large circus. and In
which twenty performing lions take
part in the play. The picture is in
two parts and consists of 1000 feet OF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walkley and
Miss Dorothy Walkley left Saturday
for their home at Little Rock, Ark.
They have been residing in Ocala for
the past year, and will probably re-
turn to the city next winter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
TURPENTINE FOR AUTOMOBILES

Mr. Walter Ray, of the Clark, Ray,
Johnson Company, has discovered
that automobiles may be run with tur-
pentine just the same as with gaso-
lene-indeed, he thinks somewhat bet
ter. He has made the further discov-
cry, after thorough tests, that a gal
Ion of turpentine will carry a car just
twice as far as a gallon of gasoline
The turpentine seems to be stronger
and has more body. Still, two gallons
of gasoline is cheaper than one gallon
of turpentine, but while this is true,
when it becomes generally known
that gasoline has a competitor in tur-
pentine it will have a tendency to
prevent the further advance in gaso-
line, the price of which it is claimed
has doubled in the last few years.
Mr.. Ray is deserving a great deal
of credit for his discovery, and fur
Their Investigations may lead to other
results.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

Mr.. George M. Bitch, ST., is now a
resident of Ocala, and is occupying
the old Weihe place on North Third
street.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

Prof. Jack jolly, Mrs. Jolly and
young son of New York are spending
few days in Ocala. Prof. Jolly is
an expert golfer and friend of Prof.
]. S. Pearson. He has visited Ocala
for number of seasons.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

FOR SALE-Incubar; a 390-egg cy-
piers; very little used, and good as
new, at a bargain. Also brooders,
ETC., at less than half. Write at once
to B. R. Eby, Weirsdale, FIa.-ad
2-21-5t%
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

The Ocala Banner loves to tell of
those who have begun without any
money, and who have won a high
place in the world, and only a few
weeks ago told of a man who was
rendered a banquet by the Ocala
board of trade who only a few years
before was workman in overalls.
Yes, and there is a plenty of oppor-
tunity vet. The child born poor in
this country is king in his own right.
He is more apt to become one of
earth's noblemen than the child
born in wealth and nursed in luxury.
Madison NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

The Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold their next an
nual session in Orlando.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

L. W. Harley e Bro, will make your
spring suit to order for SIS. Fit
guaranteed Ocala House Block.-ad
| 2-21-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

See our line of spring Oxfords be-
fore buying. L. w. Harley & Bro,
Ocala House Block-ad 2-21-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07

FOR SALE have for sale, a mule.
Apply to A. J. Albritton, Daisy, Fla.
-ad 2-14-4t*
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-07
MY KITTY
with apologies to the Houn' DC

with apologies to the Houn' Dog)
Every time I come to the city,
Folks try to tease me about my kitty!
| am neither wise, nor considered wit
ty,
Ny best friends never call me pretty /;
But l think it's sad, and oh, such a
pity,
That folks who have always lived in
the city
Know no better than to tease about a
kitty.
So, this I say-and say it fiat,
They must quit teasing me about my
cat.
L. A. N, in Gainesville. (Ga.) News
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-05
GUY

Most everyone is very busy gather ing crops and getting ready for win ter
 School will open next Monday with D. A. Mcknight, Henry Burkett, Miss Florrie Richie and Miss Nette Me Cuiston as teachers
 Mrs. Walter Bell has been quite i'll but is slowly improving.
 Dr. Dejarnett has purchased a new buggy.
 Mrs, pr. Glover and daughter, Miss Ruth, went to Conway last week
 MT. Tozer went to Little Rock one day slast week.
 Lee Mode is moving into the house recently occupied by MT. Matchett and MT. Tucker is moving where he lived.
 One of J. H. Hendrickson littie boys was painfully hurt last week by being shot in the arm. The gun was loaded with gravel and was accident ally discharged while he was out hunting. He is doing nicely at pres ent
 pr. Dejarnetts kitchen cau@ht fre one night last week, but the flame! were discovered and extingushed be fore much damage was done.
 Let everyone begin to think abou the normal musical institute, whicl will begin here the last of this month There has not been much said abou | it in sometime, but let everyone ge busy and be ready to help with thi grand work. November ,.