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Colic. It v lirves Tct-thlnjr Trotililcs, urc.s Constipation
anil Flalnloiit v. It assimilates th I'ood, renlatfs tho
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OCAL AND PLRSONAL NEWS.
Cli ik i. It. Watson pent Ttit-s-ty
fit llnllftdny.
W. 1'. Iltu risoit, .f llollmliiy, is
in town on hiiHtirs.H.
W. A. St . went to McKenie
rntenliiy on bsiMiitcsH.
Our Faxim 1. Iter wan ii cci ml
too lato for juiblicfitioti.
No poll-tax n (vipt lneaiiH no vote
in tlio November 'i'Ction.
Dr. (J. II. Watkins, of Hollow
lock, was over WnhieKilny.
Threo one-year-old yearling for
Apply to C. V. llawlev.
J. L. I'rownin and family mov
1 to "WnLley t'oimfy this '.veek.
Mrs, S. C. Smitli lias lieen indin-
)osed this week, but is convales
cent.
Trustee J. T. Gimp and Hon. J.
. Clement went to Nashville yes
terday.
Mrs. J. O. Prosson and child are
recovering from nu illness of sev-
era! days.
Lx-Shenif AV. A. Lashlee, who
was quite nick last week, is able to
be out nain.
Ono Bet extra heavy second-hand
buiy harness for sale. Apply to
C. V. Hawley.
G. 15. Holladay, Constable 1. II
lilliard, Alex Adams and others,
of Holladay, were here Wednesday.
Messrs. John W. Patemau and IX
A. Pott? are eponding tho week in I
the Louisville nnd Nashville mar
kets.
Owing to tlio illness of his fam
ily, John T. Hill has canceled all
appointments for speaking in the
county.
Residence for sale six rooms,
conveniently located, good water,
ood garden, stables, etc. Pay
ments reasonable. Apply at once
to C. V. Hawley.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. 13. Greer
to Jim Ogles and Elizabeth Arnold,
G. W. Holladay and Daisie Aden,
A. II. Herndou and Ada Perkins.
Rev. W..A. Watts, of Crooked
Creek, assisted in the protracted
meeting at the Methodist Church.
He is an earnest worker, and his
sermons were thoughtful and im
pressive. One of the old landmarks of the
town will soon be a thing of the
past. The building on the north
sido of the square and known as
the Bowles saloon, is being torn
down this week.
Hon. Benton McMillin started
his campaign like a man who is cer
tain of winning, and that's why his
enemies are all hustling. Demo
crats must do some of the hustling
business in order to make sure of
the electipn of the ticket.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist Church, which closed
with the services Monday evening,
was fruitful of good results. There
were seventeen conversions durimr
the meeting and a general revival
of the christians. There were ten
accessions to that church, and oth
ers yet to join.
Eugene Travis, of Company I
First Tennessee Regiment Volun
teers, which has been stationed at
San- Francisco, Cal., since June, re
turned home Tuesday on 30 days
furlough. His health is excellent,
aud he says the health of all the
boys from this county is superb.
He thinks his regiment will go to
Manila next week. Tom Farmer
left for Manila last week. He be
longs to the regulars. Will Robins
of Company I has been promoted
sargent.
Hon. D. (3. IIikImhi !. lUlrd n
few eti;.;HL;euieiitM Id t-penk ill West
Telllie-re (his Week.
Rev. W. 11. .Johns, of Hollow
Spt hil;-', preached an excellent her-
inon at the l're-byferinn ('lunch
Tuesday evening.
II. A. Williams, of Miui!yvi!!', i t
another Populist who has resigned
from the Slate committee of that
party and will bupport McMillin
for governor.
Rev. T. F. Cason will hold Ser
vices (last round) next Sunday at
Bethlehem at lU.oO a. m., and at
Morris Chapel at 15 p. m. Every
body is invited.
Hon. W. M. Brandon and Gen
eral L. Cockroft, of Stewart and
Dyer counties respectively will ad
dress the voters at Big Sandy :K'xt
Monday, October 'JJ. They are
good speakers, ami it will pay you
to hear them.
J. W. Murph a young lawyer
from Camden, has entered into the
practice of his profession herewith
Judge Jo R. ami Lee B. Hawkins.
Mr. Murphy is a clever gentleman,
has au excellent wife and we hope
he will do well in our town. Car
roll County Democrat.
Democrats will make a fatal mis
take if they have formed the idea
that the Republican Candidates are
running for fun. Don't be deceiv
ed by their complaints of seeming
lethargy in their party. It is' a trick
that is intended to lull Democrats
into fancied security, and must be
met by a great outpouring of the
Democracy of old Benton on the
day of tho election.
Messrs. Sims and llin.le, candi
dates for Congress, did not speak
here yesterday because' there was
no crowd. Not a corporal's guard
heard Hawkins Wednesday, and
only a few heard Richardson, the
Populist, Tuesday. We know the
people are busy, but we trust that
Democrats are alive to their best
interests and this seeming indiffer
ent will not be manifested on the
day of the election.
FllOM WniTLKVVILLK.
Special correspondence.
We had a good rain hero yester
day.
Farmers are very busy taking up
peanuts. .
J. T. Melton has erected a black
smith shop hero.
A large acreage has been sown
in wheat this fall.
Sorghum making is over, and
syrup is plentiful.
R. S. Tonkins has purchased the
Berry Perry farm.
Constable Felt Fanner went to
Bristow last Friday.
Rev. Lem Cooper, of Big Sandy,
was in our midst Saturday.
Inch Wilson and wife, of Big
Sandy, are here on a visit.
Rev. Dr. Luter will preach at
Harmons Creek November 20.
Rev. W. D. Dunn preached his
farewell sermon here Sunday.
Neal Arnold made his escape
from an officer here Monday night
He will propably be captured, how.
ever, as it is thought that he has
not left the country, but is hiding,
Wiiitleyville, October IS.
The treatment for worms must bo
prompt aud safe. White's Cream
Vermifuge can be trusted to restore
your child to health.' It is a tonic
as well as a worm destroyer. Every
bottle guaranteed to bring worms.
25 cents Sold by J. G. Presson.
W A NTED Several trust worthy persons In
this Slate to inaiume our business in their
own anjl nearhy count ie. it is mainly otltee work
eomtui trti at home. Salary straight :hio a year
and expenses tlellnite, hoiiali.le.no more, no' less
salary. Monthly J7". Keference. Enclose self
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FftOM FAIIIVUV.
L'XUl.tr rum .,(1m!imii ! I
Sore eye nj- nlmof l nn
in this locality. (
The friends of J. S. Sm;t
gl'td to H e him out n;;ain.
llefl V Marker is (in the Mr',
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al'-o oti t is of hii. f".niilv an n ing
chills.
Dennis Cole
and it is report
I'tS been e) m; k,
d t.hat his i ( n ery
is doubt fr!.
i he sale of the ,L ;T
Sallir- Jlieks properly 1
-on am
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day war biriely attended.
E.i-S!ierilT E. II, of Vaverly,U
ited his uii"!e, Jn;.-.es Buchanan,
last Wee.;. The latter i'i's been in
bad health Mnie time.
Ne learn that Camden wits re
cently visited by a swarm of swal-
uws. The .question js, did you
iuiceeeUin(trivin''thet!ioutoi town?
We want every Demo'-rat in the
fourteenth district to votv for and
stand up for his principles on the
8th of November, -and don't be led
astray like a few vete ret the August
election. How are times, mid what
ar you g"tting for your peanuts,
wheat, corn and cotton under the
Republican adniinistniti m?
F.MUYIEW, October IS.
I Kom Miii.i:rjuooK.
Iii Kulat eoi'tcsiMindi'iice
Sheep buyers have bc.'U in our
midst this week.
Wake up, Deinocihis; o:dy three
more weeks until the election.
The little daughter of J. II. Rid
inger, who has flux, is some belter.
One -of W. F. McClure'B mules
died laet week from eating "mash
nigs" at a sorghum mill.
Susan, little daughter of Sher
wood Johnson, died last Thursday
of typhoid fever. Four others of
his children are down sick with the
same fever. We extend sympathy
to the bereaved family.
It is .suggested that. T. J. Reed
be presented with a cane on account
of the arrival of a fine boy at the
home of his son-in-law, E. L. Kee.
It is his first grandchild. Arrange
ments will be made to take care of
the proud father.
One reason why every Democrat
that is at home should go to the polls
and vote is that there aro several
thousand Democrats in the Tennes
see regiments that will not have an
opportunity to vote. Of course the
Democratic majority will be re
duced that much, so let all turn out
that can.
Middlebrook, October 18.
FROM IIUSTLETOWN
Special correspondence.
Amos Anderson is reported very
sick this week.
Miss- Flora TJtley has returned
from a visit at Holladay.
Everybody in this community is
engaged in picking peas and cotton.
Rev. T. F. Cason will preach his
last sermon at Morris Chfipel next
Sunday afternoon.
Blanch, the little daughter, of
A. J. Utley, who has been very ill,
is reported better.
, Owing to cool weather the time
of holding prayer meeting at Mor
ris Chapel has been changed from
Wednesday and Sunday evening to
Sunday afternoon.
We urge upon Democrats 1 he im
portance of thorough organization
for the November election. Let us
as individuals assume the respon
sibility of working for a complete
victory from governor to floater.
HusTLETOWN, October 18.
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