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Crittenden Press from Marion, Kentucky • Page 3

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I A i -vv yu or FURNITURE Quality and Prices to suit Where to buy At the New Furniture Store Down with High Prices Every thing Yon want from Parlor to Kitchen THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK TO SELECT FROM I also hare the Largest and best equipped stock of COFFINS CASKETSETC and Hoarse when desired Mr Rala Dorr and expcrlen ed undertaker will glvo per gonal and prompt attention to all calls day or night Patronize the new furniture store for good qualities and low prices CHAS GRAVES Next door to Freemans Hotel The infant of Bigham died Monday II James was la Eddyville Monday Lucion Miles Jr is still canflned to his bed Dr Carty of Ilurricinp was In town Monday Alloway of Sturgis was in town Sunday Marlon Bank nolda its annual cloo tlon 8aturday The prospect for a Qno wheat crop was nevor brighter Just received a hrge lino of fine Tftl laces at Cliftons The spar men are still making rich finds in tho county Now that we hava a town again let us all stick to her Hare you Been that beautiful line of jeweled belts at Cliftons Finis Hardin appeared iu court and chose Burley Belt as his guardian Miss Georgie Boaz ot Kelsey was the guest of friends in Marion last week Mr Dodge and wife went to Fulton Saturday to visit Mr 0 Weldona family Rev McConnoll of Carra ville spent some days last week with friends in Marion A number of the young people cf Marion spent Sunday afternoon at Crittenden Spring You cant afford to buy an organdy drees until you have seen that matchless line al Cliftons See our line of mens cottonade punts for 60c worth 75c Cliftons A dog supposed to bavo hydro phobia was killed in town a few days since Mr Will Howerton returned Friday from Louisville where he has been spending a month Mr A II Otirdin sold a band some saddle and harness horse to an Evansyillo man last week Mr Bkelton went to Hop kinville Monday to work up inter est in a Knights of Honor lodge fANTED Twenty good stave makers For further information write I Neptune Memphis Tenn Morsos newbriok buildings will soon bo completed Such additions to the town are worth talking and writing about Mr Walter Blackburn spent Satur day and Sunday in Marion He was enrouto to Paducah to attend the session cf Fedoral Court Rochester Tallingford tho battlo seated veteran returned from Madl sonville Monday Ho romainol in the army several days Miss Alice Wathon of Fords Ferry is visiting friends in Marion She is en route homo from Meade where she apontsome weeks with relatives Mr Press Ford of Oraynovllle was In town Monday If ttioy want a brigade of old men Press would so be ready for tho tight Pred Uletrcnt was in town Mon Mr Woods has sick list tbis week BpMltk eet la twty four hours ty Hjk Sale MARION KENTUCKY fe fPbess Walker Publisher local Beinnes i i been on tho If it comes from Cliftons its all right in style and price Ilovs II Mllcy and Jas Prlco joined the of II Tuesday nghi For Sale A four room frame dive ling A bargain Sec II Walker Miss Uughoy Nunn of Sulliv was the guest of friends in Marlon 1 at week Mr Tudd was in town Tuesday and qualified as police judgo of Shady Grove Freeh home baked bnsad at Gophers two doors west of Pierces hardwaro storo Miss Mattio Williams of Provi dcaco is tho cuest of Mrs Lizzie Franks of this waek If you carry a silver watch bring it in and well trade you a gold gold filled watch for it Levi Cook Mr Franks has purchased tho Annie Smith house and lot lying just north of tho Loving property There are three negro boys in jail now voeerving out jail santenccs and the other waiting circuit court Tho working team of tho Lodge goes to Princoton today to assist in the organization of a new lodge Mr Rankin moved to is farm Monday He will come back to Marion ia tho fall to send his children to tchool I wiBh to rent out my realcenc Will rent all the houso to one person or one half to suit renter II Walker Dr Wiley Truitt of Bnidy Grove dropped into see us Thursday Ho hasbocn in poor health all winter and epring but hopes to recuperate when tho red bird begins to sing If you want to see the greatest line of worn oca 81 00 oxfords in the country you can find them at Cliftons Mr Ethridge was in town Saturday Ho is building a hand some cottage residence for Mr Lcckett in the Caldwell Spring neighborhood Just tell them that Iamthegrard father of Mark Hanna said our old friend Henry Yandell yesterday It is a fine boy at Yes Threlkelds and they have named him for tho Ohio politician For sugar cflee fl iur and all other groceries pleaee eeo us before you buy We will certainly save you money Schwab Always remember when you want clocks watches and jowolery the beBt goods and lowest prices will be fouDcl at Levi Conks When tho news came that Coinmo dore Dewey had sent tho Spanish squadron to Davy Jones locker everybody in town ws roidy and anxions to enlist in the war Crossland Miles and Joha Mcnord of this placo enlisted in the com pany at Madlsonvillo but when the order came reducing the number of men from 103 to 87 our 1oys wero dropped out Never late if you cirry one of our watches They are correct time keep era and always on the go Levi Cook Among those who attondod tho commencement oxoroises wore Mrs day He has thirty acros of ot MYHouij Mr ung rnu op and says the little baok buj art of 0rderi noIaParria of Balomj Mosdamos Bugg and Loyd having a plc mo in It of Frcdonla Mr Hushes and wlf Ex City Varshal Loyd is nlnioi 0f Sullivan Mrs Uhipps of Bayou I Saturday Mrs Mary Wilt tendered her resignation asadraiiiiatrjtrix of tho cstato of White aud having accounted lor all fuudtt tho came was accepted and it to was appointed Thero will bo baptising at Crooked Creek church Sunday afternoou at 3 oclock thero aro nine candidates and among tho number is Mr Bazil Butler ono of the oldest men in tho county Rov Carter will administer tho ordinance Friday Mr 0 Wilsons dolivery team became frightened and ran ho- ter skelter through the streets with the wagon Mr Wilson a id Howard McConnell wero thrown from the wa gon and tho boy was badly burised about tho head and face Pin yourhat with one of our now bat pins They aro very hand some nod coat less than youd expec Levi Cook Mr A Bennett ono of the lending farmora of tho Hurricane country was in town a few minutes last week He had his fleet mule cruisers stand ing ready to fire into tho ground the moment the clouds raised tho blockade they have been maintaining on the soil most all spring Mr Marion Beard who attempted suicide torao weeks ago by shooting himself in the head is recovering His friends fear however that his mental powers have ben impaired he seems but little inclined to talk and our informant trlls us that he takes little or no interest in anything Wool season now opening and we will pay tho highest market prico in cash for your wool Schwab Wo learn that Mr McMurray winding up his business at Repton and will shoitly move to Fords Ferry and go into the mercantile business Mr McMurray is a fine business man and a tplctidil citizen and Fords Ferry may well be proud of her a quisition Just received au elegant liuo of ladies neckwear at Cliftons The following marriago license have been issued Brantley and Miss Lucy Parish Wm Fletcher and Miss Dora Nelson Abner Moon and Mies Sarah Tom Lear Mr Clark has enrolled the names ot between forty and fifty uemberB for his company of volunteers Since notice was made in the Press of his determination to raise a company ho has received letters from mon In adjoining countios expressing their desire to enlist Tne roil will probably be completed by next Monday Use one of our alarm clocks they always get you up on time I have them from 75c up and guaranteed good time keepers Levi Cook Our friend Luther Hardcsty writes chango the address of his paper to Lytle Ga He is in Company 12 infantry and the company was recently moved from Nebraska to the luthern camp Frank a brother of Luthtr is alo in the regular aimy and is now at New Orleans Sam Kooa another Crittenden boy in tl regular service is with the troops in te Bouth ready for marching orders We acknowledge tho receipt of sub scriptions from the following porsons A Bennett Tolu Bran tley AilUck Blackford A Hughes Crayueville A Shanks Golddust Ark Clem oil Marion Bennett Kelsey A Crow Ft Worth Tex Rjed Ai flick Marion Uill Iron Hill Brown Dwight 111 Tuesday night James Woo- a colored man of this place threw a chair at Imb grown daughter Cora striking her on the heal and knocking her down She remained in an unconscious stato several hours Woods was arrested and put in jail Yesterday the woman bad about re covered Wbon asked why he threw the chair Jim said Sho had been giving mo some of her jaw Mr Oeorgo Hughes ono of the thriving young farmt rs of tho Wcs ton rection was in town Saturday He had planted no uorn and said he would not until the ground wis dry I think more of my land than of one crop he said and never work it when too wet Vineless Sweet Potatoes Slips For Sale Per hundred 30 cents Por thousand 2 50 Leave orders at A Ilearlns A Witherspoon In 188U WcathorforJ a Miistian preacher of considerable prominence was sent to tho penltsn tiary from Livingston county upon a cbargo of larcony A few months later he escaped and went to Missouri Reoonlly he was located and detectives arrested him lest week and returcc I him to tho Frankfurt prison Tho arrest was an asonlsh meat to tho people of Urockur Mo where bo has rcaidud and was doing 1 GREAT SCHOOL Tho Closing ExorcNcs Aro Largo ly Attended Seven High School and Forty Five Common School Graduates Tho closing exercises of the fourth term of the Marion Graded 8choel were held at Opera Houso Thursday Friday and Saturday evening of lait week These occasions are among tl important events in the history of tl 0 mmuuity We aro putting a gocd deal of money in our school and tie results aro naturally watched with moro than passing intereit On each of the evenings the Opeta House was packed with pooplo Marion people Crittenden county peoplo and people from five or six adjacont counties The stage was beautifully decorated for the occasion appropriate mueio was rendered during tho evenings Tho orations of the young people wero splendid and held tbo closest attontion of the big audience The young speakers wero thoroughly i tercsled in their work and acquittid themeolves with honor while their friends covered them with flowerr In Marion there aro practically no clashes uo distinction betwoen liih and poor high or low aad a glance at the bright young people composirg tho graduating class demonstrated this The tcbool has been dedicated to tbo children and it was an im pressivo sight to tee the girls and boys as ono family enjoying the frui tion of their hard labor Thero were two maay in tho class for tho Tress to undertako to particularize and then if wo had space it would be difficult to tell who did best All did well aud rtfUcted credit upon tlo tchool and showed that Prof Evans and his corps of most excellent teachers have been measuring up to the responsibility that rests upon them as guardians of this great and grow ing institution There has never been a moment when the people of Marion regretted tho investment made in our graded school aud when wo behold tho results as exemplified at the end of each term in these commencement exercises we hare reasons to cungrat ulate ourselves upon tho selection and retention of Prof EvanB as principal of the school His whole being ap pears to be wrapped up in this woik and the interest he has Aroused here the patronage he has drawn from the outside and the material evidences he turns up with at the end of eveiy term will convince anyone that in him have a titan at the head ot our educational interest Vanug the term -in pupils were enrolled 3G3 home students nJ 107 from the outside representing lix counties The term opened with six teachers and closed with eight Tho following was the programme for each evening of the exercises THUKSDAY KVKNINO Music Concentration March Invocation Music Waltz Espanlto The Maine Kitty Cain Maxims of Franklin Arthur FInley Marlon 1093 Myrtle Glenn Sowing Tame Chts Chas WIgglnton The Klondike Otho Pickens Should our war footing bo Increased Wort Spurrier Music -2nd Regiment March The Ilurlne of America Henry Chlpps Frances Willard Kitty llcnry Thos A Edison Duke Furrls The Bicycle has It come to stay Minnie Brown Gettysburg Roy Gilbert Music Manzanlllo Spanish Hollands Boat Henry Uaynes Our Sunday Schools Anna Dorr DwIghtL Moody Melroso Vernon Clara Barton Genla Fletcher Should Hawaii bo Annexed pro Chas Mooro con Wm Rhodes Music Coflleld March Narcissus KHtDAY KVBNINO Music Waltz A chango of Administration In Kontuo Kyneeucu pro mi uennott con Will Carter Lquld Air Lynn Watson Monitor and Merrlwac Maud Tucker Jefferson Davis Robt Foster Muslo Marcn Haluto to Havana Old Ireland Woods Sir Henry Bessemer Ira Pierce loung women ana uuristian Maud II1U John Breokenrldgo Thomas Marlon School Library Kathlo Woods Iho Hero of the Hour Ectoii McGraw Music Two stop King Carnival Joel Hart Ella Nowcom Loyalty of tho South Chas Grady Tho Kentucky Ada Robinson Statesmen of Kentucky Wm Clifton Tho Boy on tho Farm Hurtle Snow Muslo Tho Plckanlnles John Jam es Audubon Leila Carter In nn Inoh of tho Presidency Harry Gill Tho Month of April In History Guthrlo Travis Henry Grady Ebba Pickens Tho Hoosler Poet Maurice Schwab Music March Phllo Senato BATUKDAY KVENINO The Futuro of Cub Walter Walker A Girls a Girl for Athat Ida Koon A Man Without a Country Jennie George Edisons Iron Plant Robt Cook Our Seenlo Environment Carrlo Mooro Women of tho Revolution Magglo Franks The Washington of Cuba Valedictory It I Robinson Music March American Belle HIQH SCHOOL EXERCISES Abraham Lincoln Addle Boyd Stonewall Jackson Tal Thrrlkeld Waltz Castarlet A Joint Io ure Sunshine Kato Drowning acoeptablo eervlco as pastor of tho Tl0 Cycle of Life Chlpps cburob He had deported himself1 Music Modloy of Songs ready to ealit If be bad his blood Mills Mrs Fannie Koon ot Dyjns as a gentlemau since going there I KlS uobbcs waa Da ne couiu lojaie ie janr Dr Tkrelkcdd tUMl Dr nU re ardod model preach ncy valedictory a under 9 Will Do- Charlie Burtjul OIHo Wuiiuie aro out making Se for a msdloiuo company Bob Woodf colorod nn taken to Pi luce ton jtMerday una fir en old Indictment for seduction Rcmcmbor tho eltotlon of trustee for tho graded school Saturdaj Tbo retiring members of tho board aro Yandell and 1 0 Walker Tho little daughter oi Mr Wm Belt ot tho Chapel 11 til neighbor hood has bocn dangerously 111 several days Sho is thought to bo some better Watch cleaning aud repair work oxocutod in the most skillful manner at lowest prices Give us your work and we will give you satisfacton Levi took A gcntloman brougkt to our olllus a pleoo of poach tree limb upon which the poaches wire growl in fours and fives The entire tree ho says is loaded just that way Rev LtUuo loft Monda for Norfolk Va to attend the South rcn Baptist Convention do is the delegate from the Ohio Itivor Asso cut en Ho a Whusitt man but represents a strong anti Whltsilt constituency Coussen Liuhtning Liniment cures Rheumatism Neuralgia Headache Sick Htadache Sore Throat Cuts Sprains Bruises Old Sores Corue and all pain aud infhmation Hie tuoit ppnetratiig Liniment in tie world Try it fiOc Orme Oj Friday Mr Abner Moon atd Mios Surah Lear of the Sheridan neighborhood were united in mar risgo Hcv It Gibbs officiating The groom is near eighty 3 cars old while the bjido is many years bis junior Tbo Pukss extends congratulations You may not bavo been born with a silver spoon in your mouth but you can eat with silver spoons and it wont cist you much either if you buy them of me Levi Cook Ex Sbritr John Franks Is wind ing np bis business hero as rapidly as possibly preparatory to going to Owensboroto take a position in the collectors Ullce Ho will have charge of the supply desk In the office He hopes to move about the middle of the summer I am mw ready to pay jurow for their terviccs at March term 1899 II Walker My stump sucking gray horre strayed two weeks ago I wnnt him bid euough to pay reannable lor bis return B1 Kevil Organize Monday Mr Clark nov has fifty namei on his volunteer roll and they will moot at the court hnus1 in Marion next Monday at 1 oclock to organize The officer will be chosen an4 the company will drillinc at once A number of patriotic speeches will be made Crittenden Post A held it regular monthly meeting yesterday Tho attendance was larger thin usual ami the old veterans had a pleasant day The war spirit abroad just now brought back many scones and movements of by gone days and they were discussed with a fervor of tpirit and the boys feel that if it is necessary they can give Spiin a tasto ot their prow esa There are some things in this world hard to understand and deputy shorifl Ainsworth ran across ono of them tbo other dav it was county judge Rochesters hand writing Tho officer was iu trouble the document was an order of sale and ho was directed to sell what ppeared to be from tho judges writing a hog maro colt and none of the officers friends could tell him jmt what kind of an auimil that was Everybody agreed th it the writing meant that and nothi ig else and the last seon of Ainsworth he was going towards the Ohio river asking everybody where he could find a hog mare colt The cty council will hold is regular meeting next Tuosday nght avd will probably take such steps a accessary to conform to tho ile tosion tf tho Circuit Court The county judge will probably bo askol to appoint five trustees for a tixth Class town and then steps will be taken to go Into into the fifth class and organize with tho pescnt it fac to tlllluls in cbargo Tbis appears to bo tho propor thing though Mayor Moore thinks that it would bo best to remain in tbo sixih as util jint before the Nvember elec tion when the chango could bo jjado a row olllcus uicctud 1 We bavo tbo best school Marlon lOver bad it is affording tho cull ron conditional advantages Ihn aro equal to any oity school it is bring nUJ30UCl prople from tho country anil I from adjunng counties and is sddlng tj the good rcpuUlionjof Marion more tlnn any other Institution ot a secular nature wo have ever had lU -success ba9 been largely due to tbe untiring zeal and ceaseless efforts of Chas Kvans tin principal and liak tali fin 1 Via mr Iab mm CwifwriBrDlploBaao Ui Hudson Co a firm engaged In mining Bjir iu this county has contracted with Wm Redd for all the mineral th tt may bo mined and sblppoJ from bis 123 aero farm bo is paid 30 cents per l6n for tho min oral Rev Shelton presiding older of tbis circuit of the church preached at tho church Tuesday night This division of tho Methodist church will probably or- cinize a church at tbis place For some time they bavo been negotiating for tbo old church and tho trade will probably bo made iu tho near futuro Dedication The new Presbyterian church ot Folu will be dedivctcd Sunday May 22 Dr Nourse of Ilopkimvillc will preach tbo dedicatory sermon Annual Meeting 0 Elks For this occasion I will Bell round trip tickets to New Orleans at 81360 TickelB to bo sold only on May 7 8 and 9 limited to fifteen days irom date oi sale for return 8 Fitzpatrick Agt Educational Association The A will meet at May field May 13 14 Railroad faro will bo 1380 Mnyfield will entertain Every teai her who pcsdbly can should go tho meeting ia not for teachers alone anyone wno feels in terested noug 1 in education to go will meet a hearty welcome Theic Will be a number of pupils there why cot bavo somo from tbis coun ty You boys and girls who have graduated or who aro hoping to graduate or who do not care 11 flg for graduating who is more inter ested iu education than you should ue Tne meeting is for you and we shall be lad to have you wlvh us a field is a beautiful little city just a pleasant journey from us and a comfortablo distance from Cuba and tno date at most dolightful sea son Tho meeting promUcs to bo best in history of the association You should go Mina Wheolor Another Case of Rheumatism Cured By Chamberlains Pain Bilm My son was alUctcd with rbenma tisni which contracted his right limb until bo was unubio to walk A fter using one and a half bottles of Cham Mains Pain Balm bo was able to bo out again 1 can heartily recommend it to perons sufTcnng from rheumatism John Snider Freed Calhoun Co Va For -ale by II Orme druggist Re Opened I have openod up business since tho fire two doors west of Pierces hardware store and will be glad to have all of my old fiends and customers to call Groceries of all kinds and a first class restaurant and lunch counter I will also continue the bakery buBinees Thanking tho pub lie for the past favors I bono to contiue business with all Cipher Mnager Gregory Grocery Co I was reeding an advertisement ol Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcheeter Enterprise recently which leads me te write this I can truthfully eay I nevor used any remedy equal to it for colic and diarrhoea I have never had to use more than one or two doses to cure tho worst case with myself or children A Stroud Popomoko City Md For sale by Urine drubgist Notice to Claimants- All persons havng claims against he estate of 1 Paris deceised will report tnme to me as administrator on or before June 1 1898 proven as required by law or the same will be barred thsroiftcr Claims may be filed wlh my attorneys Jamos James Paris Admr This April 25 1898 Dr Miles Heart Cure Ourat Promlntnt Attorney It PIIELrg the loading pension MU of Belfast writes I was discharged from tbo army on account of IU health and Buffered from heart troublo ever since I frequently had fainting and mothering spelb My form was bent as a mau ot 80 I constantly wore an OTercoat oven In summer for fear of taking cold I could not attend to my business My rest was broken by severe pains about tbo heart and left shouldor Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Ilcart Curo notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors forjroarn without being holpod Dr Miles Heart Cure restored mo to health It Is truly a wonderful medicine and It affords mo muchlileaaure to recommend this rem edy toe voryone Dt Miles Ilcmodlcs aro sold by all druggists under a posltlro guarantee drat bottlo boneflts or money refunded Book on dbv cum of the heart aad Br frf AdsM MtU sH EM WTWTWWft Si4 Dry Goods Notions Furnishing finnrk Hnfs sag www Woods Shoos and Boots fvvtt yfy I 1 1 111 IU I ovvsvvy PM WOODS I UfflfJlllll 0 FOWLER We have ongaged in business on the corner receutly occupied dy Morse north side of Court square In our line WE KEEP CHOICE COODS and if fair treatment and LOW PRICES ore any inducement we are the peyple to see before you make your purchases Thanking you in advance we remain Yours Truly vafcv iswavscvVH WOODS FOWLER McConnell Salesman LOWEST PRICES Great stock if Jucensware Glassware und Lamps i Tt nntc Hnr I 1 UMIkO IIUI Bags Valise Caps Clothing Telescope M3lSM CARR XJWxti Sl 1 Given Cfe The cylinder baking and basting pan Saves time and trouble and renders the meats beautiful and delicious A new device far roasting meats Tho best thing out We kIvc this FREE to our customers Conic In and get particulars Clean Fresh Groceries Of all Kinds at Bottom Prices BIGGEST STOCK REMOVAL My big Stock of Groceries hsji been moved to the brick buildid on Main Street one door South 6 Co Here I will continue to sell the best Staple and FancyGroceriesat the LOWFST PRICES Sheriff nyrloy Jas a henry Sale For Taxes lly virtue of taxes duo the State County and Railroad I or one of my deputies will on Monday the 9th day of May 189S between the hours of 10 oclock a in and 4 oclock at Courthouse door Marlon In Crit tenden County Ky expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash In band the following property or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy the amount of tbo taxes due aforesaid and costs to wlt MARION NO 1 Brooks 1 lot In Marlon D5 0 7 Johnson Phil Dot In Mnrlon 017 Cruyne Jas CI acres land near Craynevllle 189J 1 1 III Mrs Anna uj lot in Mnrlon ti 7 HillE 100 acres land near 1 Yandell 88 7 llOflKerH Juiui Ji uuius iuuu uuui Bradford 00 7 MARION NO Crlder Davis 12 05 acres near James Couch 90 Hill Win A 100 acres near II II 111 95-G-7 Paris Olmdlah 202 acres near las Hughes jr 00 7 leiklns Dr Thnnias 5J acies near Travis 93-0-7 Robertson Doss 2 lots Iu Muriun 00 7 uoiwrlson iois in Marion ut DYCUSBUKGNO 3 Woodall Joel A 109 acres near Thos Davenport 95 nURUIOANE NO 5 00 acres near A ucnnetr uu Lynn IsaaaT 76 acres near Lindsay 90 7 Myers 75 acres near I II1 Croft 1800 7 Miller Wm 10 acres near Henry nettls 05 rendu IT Mrs Catberino 10 acres near WniGllllland 00 7 Station Edward A 157 acres near Enoch 90 7 Stallon HI acres near Wooton90 7 Wcldon Mrs Susan 1 lot in Tolu 93 Wcldon 1 lot In Tolu 90 FORDS FERRY NO 6 Crowcll II 10 seres near It Walker 90 7 Daniel II 35 acres near Hi Harder 00 7 Eaton Jno Tf 60 acres near II Mtlllkan03 7 Fowler Mrs Sarah 60 acres near I Terry I1ELLSMINE9N07 Illna Geo AWacrea V- Mooro Mrs Sarah 10 Tom Burton 00 7 Wilson Jas 125 acres near I a iicrcs near lips CC 7 TINEY NO 8 Simpson Mrs Susan -0 acres Ford Dtl 7 Towery Jas II 13 acres near Ed Tow cry 00 7 Towcry 1 115 acres near II I in ley OB 7 Jno Franks Ex II lhM nea SNgvg2SSs fa Office Court Yard Life Tire Lightning Tornado Wind Storm 2 Policies Issued on short notice Dont wiit till to morrow your houso may bo in ashes U- by morning young men dont wato yj your money ai 1 Inwo ono aud say thero is tune enough yet tho doctor Witi tho sto tliusoap to yniir lin may tell you tht it too I a to ft a policy I bsvo polio ei to stilt tho rich an I the poor tomc lei mo ejcpltln tbura to jou SVft Spring Millinery Ladlos wanting latest an 1 lowest prices call on miokly Mis Belle Hay Jen fj Ta nn nliilrl LV wiiiw XM peevish Ds it have oonvi If so it has worn 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