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The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-23
In Memory

The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sad Ter Sunday morning Jan 12, and took from them their oldest child, Lona Olene. age 10 years and 5 months. Lona was a bright sweet little girl and loved by all who knew her.
 Weep not dear parents for your darling is resting in the arms of Jesus. It is hard to give our little treasures up but God knows best and doeth all things for the best. All was done that loving hearts and willing hands could do, and it was His will that she should go; so do not wish her back dear parents but live and trust your dear Savior so you can meet your sweet darling in that great beyond where all is joy, peace and love.
 Lona was sick only one week caused from appendicitis. Her little body was laid to rest in the Hebron cemetery, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Lona has gone from us below. Gone from this vile world of sin
 and woe, Jesus called her to the heav enly
 land, To unite with that rejoicing band There'll be no more storms for
 her to fear, She'll weep no more nor shed
 tear, She, with loving friends doth ere
 abide, Standing with the pure and glo-
 rified. She's bidden her loved ones all
 farewell, With a love no mortal tongue
 can tell. But when saints iii glory shall
 arise. We shall meet her far beyond the
 skies. When our labors here on earth
 are OCT. We shall meet her on that happy
 shore, Crowned with heavenly glory
 from on high, We shall meet her ne'er to say
 goodbye.
 Aunt Allie"
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-23

1 J. k Roman, Supt. of agents
 for the Rice com mittee of the U. 5. Food administration visited Stuttgart, Hunter, Fisher, Wei ner, Waldenburg, Hickory Ridge and Brinkley last week in the in terest of the committee. MT. W. k. Caldwell one of our prominent townsmen has had his name added to our subscription list and will receive the Irde- pendent regularly to keep post ed on what goes on in and around Carlisle.
 Miss Morrow,-of DeValls Bluff who was to take Miss Bain's place as teacher in the pl bhc schools here, was detained on account of the illness Of her
 father. Mrs. R. c. Myers has
 been teaching in her place the past week.
 pr. Callahan says it certainly
 pays to advertise in the Inde- pendent, as he had an auto ad in last weeks issue and sold the car within four hours from the time the paper was put in the postoffice. Try an ad and get results.
 Mir. L. E. Baldwin city mar shal has been doing some much needed work on the streets dur ing the past couple of weeks. He has filled many bad mud holes and has drained the water of the streets in many places which has been a great benefit.
 Don't let the vacant lots in Car lisle lay idle. Build houses on them and you will find ready renters. If Carlisle had the houses the population would be increased several hundred dur ing the coming spring and sum mer. Get busy and build houses
 Reed < Pearson have rented the Plantation drug store build ing and will do all kinds of ga rage work in connection with their vulcanizing business They have a good location and will ap preciate a liberal share of the patronage of the auto owners.
 Emmet Smith, Rufus Garter and Leonard Bogard have re turned from overseas and have received their discharges from the army. They passed through here several days ago to Camp Beauregard where they were discharged. They arrived home Tuesday morning.
 Dr. F.. A. Callahan has started work on his new brick office building next door to his pres ent office. The building will be 25 feet front and will extend on. ly IS feet back, but will be put up in such a manner that it will be easily built onto at any time. The doctor says he would build all the way back now were 1t net for the enormous cost of mater ial. There has been some talk of two more buildings being put up just west of this building The buildings are badly needed and would readily find occupants as there are a number of people who want. to go into business but cannot do so on account Of having no buildings.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-23
Large size cotton batts a

Large size cotton batts at Buechley's.
 Mir. '. E. Rogers of route five was in the city Saturday and made the Independent pleas ant call. and is now another year in advance on his subscription.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-23
Mrs. Walter Fitch was a Little Rock visitor Monday.

Mrs. Walter Fitch was Little Rock visitor Monday.
 J E Deeter started work on the Callahan building on Front street Tuesday and will push it to completion.
 Wonder how many Christmas cards Mir. Hohenzollern got from former acquaintances in that dear Fatherland.
 Harold Snow called Saturday and donated to the great cause by extending his subscription to the Independent.
 New assortment of faces and em broideries just received and prices are right.
 N. w. Young & Son Mrs. E. L. White who had been spending several days the guest Of her sister at Conway return ed home Tuesday.
 Building seems to be looking up as the Perkins Lumber Go. has unloaded five car loads of building material during the past week.
 Messrs Brown, Jarvis and Newport have returned home from overseas. They received their discharges and arrived home Tuesday.
 Now is the time to have your stationery printed before the raise in the price of paper that is sure to come after the first Of the year. 2 Mrs. Sam Calk of Little Rock is spending a few days here the guest of Mrs. E. L White. While here she will visit other relatives out in the country.
 Mrs. c. A. Hutson will leave Friday for Conway to attend the wedding of her brother. John c. Waggoner, to Miss Nellie Daw. son of that city.
 Mrs. T. R. Grady, who has been employed at Conery's drug store in Lonoke for the past few months has returned home She was a Little Rock visitor Monkay.
 Several of our farmers have purchased horses and mules at the government sales at Camp Pike, and in many instances have gotten some genuine bar gains.
 James O. Payne returned home Sunday night from Mem phis. Tenn, and Crenshaw, Miss, where he spent several days the guest of relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Crandall were among the guests from Carlisle who attended the Bain- Robertson wedding at Lonoke Wednesday, which was soleIo- nized at 2:30 D. m. that day.
 Mir. J. B. Jackson of Lonoke was in the city Saturday. Mir. Jackson has been living in Eng land for the past few months, but was recently appointed dep- uty sheriff and has removed to Lonoke to make his home and headquarters. MT. Jackson is a competent officer, having held the position of deputy sheriff for several years in this county.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-23
 Everybody's News

We are having quite dukes mixture of weather these days
 Ruth Jessup is all smiles now that she has her ring finger broken.
 Mir. T. G. Jennings and family of Anna, Texas arrived We1nes day and will make their future home here.
 Curtis Baldwin and family oi Anna, Texas have come in ouI midst to make their home. All greetings to them.
 Although there is DO bottom to the roads it doesn't proven, travelling even if mud holes are deep as the buggy hub. A. H is afraid he will get emersed in one. Ask 0. R.
 Sgt William Mann and Pvt Tom Booe who have been station ed at sone of our army camps have received their discharge. and much to the joy of their peo. pie have returned home. Vel come boys.
 The Nichols sisters spent Sat nrday night iu Walters Chapel neighborhood.
 The party at Mir. Regards $ was temporarily postponed, for. ever.
 Eva and George are still smil- ing.
 <. graz pony was hitched to the only sapling which was :. fence post, at Frog Pond Sunday eve. Wonder who.
 Max said he was tired of smil- ing at Eva to no effect
 Pearl White has the only King" in our country put wait until the Sparks return, then he will retreat.
 Helen Nichols said she has heard of but not seen F. Sparks since she moved Must be some flying sparks.
 As Tom House is so tired of writing he is keeping himself we'll housed so as to get a rest.
 Ask Buck and Bud how the garage business in Memphis is
 Our pets, the frogs, haven't forgotten how to croak yet.
 Paradise school progresses nicely so long as Max and George are there and go to sleep.
 The card parties seem to be getting quite start down in Gods country.
 Claud H. says if Callis is going to live at Frog Pond, he wished he would hurry and move or va. cate long enough to give him a chance if there is any.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Watson have returned home after an ex tended visit in Illinois and Mr. Watson is preparing for another big crop of rice.
 The Pauschert Bros. have fin ished their labor of saving their 800 acres of rice.
 Fife said she hoped Callis would get all the chicken he wanted. if it took feathers and all
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
DEATH OF W. c. GRANT

Word was received here Monda,
evening that Mr.. William C. Grant
had died at Cheyenne Agency, where
he has been stationed in the govern
ment service for several years The
cause of death is given as apoplexy.
The remains were brought here We'd
nesday for burial, and the funeral
will be held this afternoon, in charge
of the Masonic lodge.
William c. Grant was born in Can
ada. and at the time CT his death was
seventy-six years of age. He married
Miss Susie Cass. and in 1869 moved
to L%anesboro, Mimi, where for two
years he held a position as station
agent. In 1871 he came to Dakota
Territory filing on a homestead near
the present city of Scotland, moving
here with his family the following
year. He was therefore one of the
earliest settlers in this part of Bon
Homme county. Something over
S"Chty yCoAo 3 uC cDLcIcu lI0 gov"
eminent service as boss farmer at the
Yankton Indian agency, and remained
in the service until his death. AL
though located at different agencies,
Scotland continued to he his home.
He leaves a wife, two daughters
and one son-Mrs. Minnie. Kalling
of Max. N. D., Mrs. John Schmierer
of Parkston, and Dewar Grant of
Max. N. D., one son having died
while he lived in Minnesota. He also
leaves three sisters-Mrs. Harriet
lizard of Scotland. Mrs, Thos. Birch
of the state of Washington, and Mra.
Thos Archer of Clinton. Can. The
children were all with him during his
last sickness, but he rallied and Dew
ar returned to his home. He was fl.
nslly stricken with apoplexy. having
three strokes in one day, the last one
proving fatal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
4 Specialist Not in Name ONLY.
5E1 cg Experience of Almost a
Quarter Of a Century.
Does NOT USE THE KNIFE
WILL GIVE FREE CONSULTATION
ON
THURSDAY. MARCH 6
AT
D0NLEY HOTEL
FROM 10 a VI. TO q P. M.
ONE DAY ONLY
THEY COME MANY MILES TO
SEE HIM

D.. Do'sn ia a regular graduate in
aae1fesns and surgery and has a special
sfcssss and authority granted by the
Ssss Medical Board of South Dakota
- 7IssE professionally the more i'm
y9ssznt TONNE and citiess and offers to
~ 0n1 call On this trip consultation
aff examination free, except the ex-
e,ass Ct treatment when desired.
Aecocing to his method If treat
asas ne coss not operate for chronic
~aSc@EGicisis. gall stones, ulcers of
~ssanaaes. tonsiis or adenoids.
Ne has 70 hjs credit many wonder
sai fesoits IN diseases Of the stomacb.
4aer, boweis, blood, skin, nerves.
a~ars kidney, bladder. b%ed-wetting,
eafa'rn, weak lungs, rheumatism, sci.
atiea, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
II you have been ailing for any
jssgth 81 time and do not get anv
bettsf. ID not fail to coll, az improp.
- m~sasnres rather than disease are
7sf1 often the Cause Of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date. the examin-
atien on this trip will be free and
that nis treatment IL different.
Married ladies must come with their
husbands and children with their par
s0ts.
Aadrsss: Medical Laboratory of
Dr. } II. Doran. 335-336 Boston
Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
F. D Wicks made a business trip
to Sioux City Tuesday

F. D Wicks made a business trip
to Sioux City Tuesday
MIR. Charles Craighead, a stock
commission man from Sioux CITY.
was here the Fl 81 of the week IL look
at Henry Browns cattle thar he is
feeding.
Morris Gregory of Spencer, S. D.,
was here the first of the we k to visit
his little son. Morris Jf who rlakea
his home with his gtandm Their. Mrs.
Malcolm Mum
Aep.cial train of % cars loaded
With stock left Scotland last Friday
for Chicago. The shippers we're JOS.
Bainhridge IS cars. VIM. Rainbridge
q. Nat Ireland 2. and Mr.. Dawson /.
car Massry Jos. Baiabridee. Ire
land Dawson. Sam Iuceman and Goe-
CHEN accompanied the shipment.
The body Of Mr. Nellis Meyers,
who died at Eagle Butte last week
was brought to Scotland Sunday on
It's way TO Tyndall for burial Mr..
eyers formerly lived rear Avon. but
moved 20 Eagl Butte a year and a
half aga.
John S%chl4chter, sun Of Gottlieb
S%chlfchter. arrived from Camp Dodge
last SUNDAY John was in some Of
the hardest fighting in France, and
was wounded in the shoulder BY a
piece ct shell He has recovered
Tom the wounds. but has. lost his
voice ~ he can only speak in i Whis-
per: Is taking treatm ut d, Camp
dodge and il home on ! sfuslough Of
so days.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

g. A. DeSilva made q business trim
to Sioux City Monday.
Miss Irene Mason was home from
Yankton College to spend Sunday.
Lieutenant Miller Steele returned
to his home in PIankinton Sunday.
Carl Woehl last week bought a half
section of land near Trip. paying
$135 per acre.
First showing of Spring Millinery
Friday and Saturday. March 18th and
9Th.
BECKER BROS. CO.
Mrs. Moore enjoyed . visit from
her sister and nephew, Mrs CANNED
2 leonard CANNED of Sioux City,
from Friday evening until Monday
noon.
Jacob Reister, from near Olivet.
y "a town Monday to meet his wife
and daughter, both Of whom had been
sin me hospital at Yanktan Were they
had operations for appendicitis.
The ladies aid society Of the Meth
odist church Invited the gentlemen =
conas and take supper last Thursday 1
ands result their exchequer was
entiehed BY $50. so.
Chris Weidelpbach left last week
Ter : camp IN Virginia to meet bia
son. Gus Weidenbacb, who recently
Setufned from France. Gus VI
M9s1pded lnst1e sarm, md his hand 4
Eg1sbsds ape e that the doctors sear
fhnt u mlg have TO Be amputatedI
ss0n hsaring 81 bis condition his father
saeae q ones To- the camp.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
no herurn

We cannot 80 back. The old places
arc d 0 the same II we revisit them,
ne otd pleasures have lost something
X VIC try to repent them, the old groups
enn never be regathered In complete.
ness OF presence and spirit. Life is a
Kaleidoscope. 1t holds many beautiful
combinations, but when we have turned
one out OF sight, no effort will bring It
back agnin.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
sQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.

4 Washington, D. G. - 1.-THE T,
X rights Of all persons now filing !
4 Income Tax returns are amply ,
\ protected by provisions for 4
4 attachments, refunds and ap- j
4 peals," says Commissioner Dan
4 lei G. Roper.
\ Every person al be sure Of i
4 a square DEAL. No person is ex-
\ pected to pay more than his !
\ share Of tax. His share is de- 4
\ termined solely by the amount 4
\ and nature OF his net income for \
\ 1913, as defined In the law. 4
\ Abatement petitions are dealt 4
4 with open-mindedly. Refunds will \
! be made In every case where too 4
4 much tax is enormously col !
4 lected. j
4 ~The Income Tax is On the 4
= level all the way through" 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
Friendship.

Friendship IL a strong and habitual
Inclination In two persons to pro.
mote the good md happiness Of
neutrality-suspicious..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
0onu,

Gong.
gong brings Of Itself q cheerfulness
~-thnt wakes tho heart to joy.-Eurip-
fdeg,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

films os'siopso DC Per roll: IEoti
any size Sc each. Address:
THE PHOTO SHOP.
Box 958 Sioux Fall, :. ..
John Deutscher was brought h m:
Sunday from the Mayo hospital &,
Rochester. Mimi He i EuH-rfng
with an internal cancer. an5 all f1a,
the doctors there could do was to pr
form an operation to give him ten-
porary relief.
Mrs Harvey Bonebrake. who mas
been making her home with her mutD-
sr, Mrs. Soeider, the past SIX mvp1as.
since her husband went into tne ae--
vice, returned 10 her home il Siuus
City Tuesday. Word has beer ~
cei.ed that Harvey has arrjved in
New York, and he is expected to az
rive home in about q week.
L A Haynes, deputy state agent.
was here from B~rookings Tuesday 1t
the home of his parents, Mr.. a.d
Mrs w C. HAYNES. Ee has been
working up an organization of boss
for 2 hog contest al Menno, and Wiz
De there again next Friday When he
expect to complete the organizaiior.
TIE list If bi tbs around s~cotlano
dnriog tie past week 6oes not jnci,afs
very lnnch tang from ,aee suicjce
the following IIst is given as b. Dr.
L7ightan:
Ar and Hr- J. II Mitchell boy
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Cochran. yisl.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Bwer. 10y
Dir. ami Mrs. Mike Keegan, g5fl.
Mf. and Mrs Joe stYerik. girI.
Mr. and Mr.. Fred Lagge. gisl.
Mr. Peter Wefasebt. who ~rseeofI.
sold MS fgIm jast We / VI towa. saio.
rtd its go d. Gu "Wednesday TO Den
Raui5s. where be has purchased d
farm and wjli engage 10 The raising
OF reRi.tefed stock aud hogs. Nr.
Varfing. the p,esent owner of file
Weinacht farm here. arrived from
Violin Tuesday and has taken charge
of the farm
Frank sbiDdier mas 10 town the
first Of thu week. Since les wing here
Frank has been running q shop ia
Sioux City, deyoting his entire at,e,.
70 repairing batteries. He YVES
here with q view to ESTABLISHING a
sim Tar bu iness. ~ he thinks there
y z god field around here for a shop
g that kind. bur he YVES unable 10
ind a suitable building in town for
. shop.
Allison Iusser. son of NJ. A. Mus
ser, has received his discharge and
returned home Monday. He reaeh.dI
just 9 dag or two hefate the
srntsijce was signed. 80 did not see
active service. but he 10 lookjppI
yell ami seems to havs enjoyed his
experience.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27

Another delegation from the Max
vel Colory left On Tuesday fer tbeir
new home in Canada Those that rs-
main expect TO leave about tae first
of April
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
>D1 Err l.KA AG

All j bad cas- If constitution,
gas on the ton,arh an othe: bowel
trouble. Twelve hours after | took
Adler-i-ka | felt better and after con-
tinuing | consider myself CURED"
(S:gned) E Fl. Beeman, Calispell,
Wash.
Adler-i ka expels ALL gas and
sourness etc. ing stomach distress
INSTANTLY Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap.
pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i ka
many years 1t is a mixture of buck
thorp, cascara, glvcerine and nine
other simple drugs G.. G.. MAX,
Druggist. Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-27
KODAK USERS

Cut your finishing bill in kali.
Films developed Sc per roll: pr8;F
any size Sc each. Address:
THE PHOTO SHOP.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
Logkins school Property To
BE- Sold Thursday, April ~.

The Herald irsifp~ to call attsn.
tson VI the citizens N Dsekson III
what IL considers the moo. import
snt civic movement that has con
trnased them in =evsssl years.
VIZ all remember the Waite d
LsWgias sehStl. We slro tmam.
baI he good that this school iii in
adss slang Diek+on as possibly
nothing else has asvet done.
The buildings aaw stand anoecu-
pied and instead ri he.nT u monu.
meat 10 tho industrial. economical
wrliafe III the community. they bayr
been lhs past year source 0i re-
4rSf,
This property has been s0ld "a
Il, w podsnn aud nss -bsen ~uidl.
vidsd, leaving the eoIl.gr building
aud the large dormitoiy with about
live acres u ground intact and IL,
beauty and value unimpaifTd
Wa ara reliably informed that
among the prospective btiders for
this property arr outside parties
who desire lo locate Catholic +,
Nazateue and other dsnomins,ional
schools W. aIsa understand that
4 movensnt Ia on foot among local
paftins to oFgsDiGe company 10
pufehasr and operate this property
~ -. AeAt.sSaty xtssaA Nv .stts ,apst,sa4i
would bs great thing los thla
community
Everybody get busy and zee that
this property passes into the hands
ot pa 'ea who will operate IL Tor
this uphuildina II Dickson and
Dickson county,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
A Trip To Texas.

ies. | w~ut out 10 see about
Rsss and Wallace aud | found that
hess had married in fine tamlly
Wallace father bad put him in
the Lebanon Military Training
School liz left school In going
from Lebanon 10 Memphis, where
he has brother IN business, he
stopped of at Dickson and nae,
Be-s and while Bees and her moth
" wsre IN visit tn Springfield and
Adams. Wallace went no there.
Wallace .nd bess stale n march nn
Mrs Moore, 1al married IN The
sam. coach Mrs. Mpotw Was in. 4hs
mt knowing anything VI the wed.
ding Ss ~ua4s laba sl~,a .kip thai
night ios Texas Not knowing any.
thing shou, the llorn~by i. ! made
trip IL Wichita fallr Texas.
their home. aud found everything
Alright snd the Hornsby's very
inr family Of people. and running
4 fine business In that town,
| make this statement, heesuee
there has been sn much said In re-
gard IN ths marriage
Yours truly.
i. r. MOORE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
TO Be
HELD At CHARLOTTE

the Legislature prsviains iof tbs
apasasace ns net sxsreding City
miiliun aeilar serial bonds. the
principal snd interest o. shs..sssa. /. /. i
proposed shall be paid and dlschsrg.
EFsf Gy II fax Sa motor vshfeiss.. ahf
The eee mill property tan; ,has II
Am@Ralmsas@ aFe desired. sh. aa@s
meeting may suggest each w msy
be desired. ana that the Gosernos
ls-a~.s precasmstssa s~aa-s,sas tas~
psoplw 10 attend such mace meet.
lngH.
NOW, th-s~ior-. 1. A. III Roberts.
0oveFnm os the State III Tennessee
In pursuance ri said Joint k~s
olusion. do hereby rsauess and
call upoa the legal voters ihroagh
out the state In meet al THAR
several Court Haas~s in the various
county seats nj oar o eleek. p. IN Mon
day, April I. 1919. aud take such
action An will oe expressive al their
viii respecting the proposed fifty
million dollar houd sssue Such
action will be certified by the Chair.
maa aud Secretary oi the mass
meeting m tss ~ 7tfuvpsridk ltis.
medla,eiy after the adjournment
OF the meeting,
ln testimony whereof, | h@feanso
set my hand oa this March III. 1919.
fSlUNknl A, III Roberts.
Governor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
series af Mcetlnss u Pro-
rre. ri christiaa Chasch.

kld%s Rslianrsisy. III MeMlna.
Wills. " eoadacsiag / sstsss ii uas.s.
inss ~ Tho Chtsstian Chnreh. saa
W. wssA 10 saAmH tkw-6rm axer~s,
sis~ and progressive ssAn6 NJ II
taklns In behalf ri fieha M pssi~t
CAristian living. Eiass Mllinssl+y
N sGaQasht and coavsEeina. he Ii
u man III lcsu& saA eAaSacsss. lin.
has the Ahiilly N txs vim tA ths
lives II church lisssmevss q we'll ~
noa-ehufch nsmhsss, and he has
tAs courage ia dTnonacs this
whether ii hs In ih~ p~s~oa III IA
assievf III .bT church VI sosp~ hesa.
fsissi s~dy zn~mA~e wsr hsd~~ A~s.
Gin heneash l&f marriage vo~s We
srlesm+ kasf Rilsiass'ry 10 ntes
soa. sns shAs par-s eaanv~~. has
stand iss hsstss mpal. and hlsh~f
Christian living.
Bro. RlllingSlsy. In a.af judgment
mare whhk~y hsa h~@a ~ala Ia
Dickson In she isst Iaas manths
shsa liz any ioas mcasAw In isa
years, II II cssnmoa Aik that
whisssy IN being sold st ,Arss pla.
c~~ On Main street ii eus town.
Every Inv nights young tnsH be-.
tween the agrs u s~v@ats~a and
sw*nty.onr ass s~sn drunk On our
streets IL isa common occurrence
ior' gambling ii 10 III cufird oa III oas
town, and 10 the woods nsar town,
Boys between Ill s~en snd twenty
carry dscv In their pockets m Wa
formerly the praetlcs ri carrying