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Sunday Orcgoitiuti at Nortonr
Capt If. K. Wilcox of McKin
ley, was in town Friday.
All kinds of stoves and ranees
at, W. 1'. Murphy's mid mote. on,
theway.
Mrs. David Holland visited the
Coquillc llie first of this week.
Alfred Jolmsou '.s now mayor
of Coquillc City.
A. G. Aiken returned the first
of the week from the Sixes mines.
Good line of Road Cnris-at V.
P Murphy's.
Judge Sclirccdcr, of Arago,
informs the Herald that his cows
arc still producing over one pound
of butler per day.
Mrs. E. J. Masters auul Miss
Eva Wilson have opened Drcss
makeiug parlors in rooms formerly-occupied
by Mrs. lloothby.
II. F. Tcnuisson, of Uaudon,
got lost, while out limiting last
week and spent a' night in the
woods.
For.rcpairs to your lxots and
shoes go to Peter Clausen. First
class shoemaker employed. Prices
reasonable. U
The Alliauce was odcred more
freight than she could carry on
her last trip north and was obliged
tot leave some, both at Eureka aud
here.
Jerome Illack shipped 3000
boxes of Coquillc apples to Port
laud on last Alliance, aud has
5000 more to fellow.
P. G. Peterson of Hayncs
slcuigh brought iu n fiue lot of
yasog porkers for E. G. Flauagau
Trtcsdavv
Cut this out aud take it to Red
Cross drug store and get a free
sample of Chamberlain's Stoiunch
and Iivcr Tablets, the best physic.
They cleanse and invigorate
the stomach, improve the appetite
aud regulate the bowels. Regular
iize, 25c, pet box.
New lines of heatiug stoves
and cook stoves at Murphy's.
"Strongest in the World"
Equitable Life Assurance Co.
Surplus 66 Million.
W. . Bctmik, Res. Agt.
Attorny A. M. Crawford, of
Roseburg delivered a lecture be
fore the Drain Normal School
Literary Society last week. "A
Trip East" was his subject and
his address is highly spoken of
I... fl.A T31..7..T..i1j.,. ? DnfAt.i(rn
T. V. Renule. of North Hend
was iu town Monday to have
what he supposed
of steel removed
eye. It was found
trFMihlinrno frntn n elirT rrttH
inside of the eyelid, which was
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B. G. Flanagan WishCS
it Understood that til
bargain list published
ilUilUlW tltVJV. ! 0ilLUti tWl )
for the last tWO Weeks
is a real list of bargains.
t. a VT. ,,r,t;?J 7v
It is not necessary to
necessary tO
buy all the gOOdS listed,
in order to get the bene-;
fit of the rfimavkflhlv!
low prices Each .item
is a separate bargain on ,
its OWn responsibility.
You can take one .item
T v -aXt .tT ii iZ
or more. Better call at
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taojriouuurmarjiObuuUiraHchers of Sixes River, which
get them all.
To
ens9 Suits and Overcoats
Shown by us embody the individualities that careful dressers
selling our clothing to the most particular aud difficult -
and vicinity aud can honestly say we have
You will Ijo Hiiiiirlicd nt thu rojimrkalile vitluou wo liuve jiroimriMl t (wll at r,.X), ?.i.!50 750,
8.J50,10, fl2J5t. 13,7), $15.(jQ, 9170 ami jJXWa Hiiit. You will iliul thu wm Hitnorb
assortment of muly-to-wear huts ami uu-rcuats over hliowt at tho abiro jiricM.
Tho Jiollablo Dry Goods,
Maxwell mid Curson, received
on the Alliauce n large shipment
of doors and windows to he used
in the construction ol a btinknl-
aliou and othcis building at their
Cieeicciit coal mine on Isthmus
slough.
II. Scngstackcn has been hav
ing several thousnud neat v folders
piintcd to advertise his pharm
aceutical preparations.
R. F. Garrett, of Myrtle point,
was in town this week on business.
Mr. Garrett is engaged at present
ouynig siock lor lictity noun s
meat market.
New stock of Children's Under
wear at the North Star. Corner
A aud Second sts.
Notice the fresh ads of Nasburg
Itro-?., Magues&Maison, George &
Tibbetts, Red Crass Drug Stotc
and Christenscu & Johnson,
aud Mrs. C. A Pqiuter. A fresh
ad shows enterprise aud is a stim
ulus to business.
Half au hour is all the time
required to die with PUTNAM
FADELESS DYKS. Sold bv
Jno. Prettss, roe. per packoge.
The El Dorado saloon has been
closed, Mr. Wit tick having dis
continued business aud the fix-;
tures haw been removed. J.ick
Marsdeu has leased the stand aud .
after giving the place a through
over-hauling will open up a new .
enlrvMi tlif.ri.5n. i
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When you want some extraj""" UUiUing, larSHliehl; UrC.
nice cheese call on your grocer ! ? f
cheese. 6 S tf !
Work on the new
Fchoouer is
beiup; energetically
pushed aud
tlm frnimc nn nrnrlv nil ittv
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New guns aud fresh aunnuui-
lion at Murphy's.
The A. N. W. Club met
Thursday at the residence
R. Kochou aud discussed the
tricacies of poiut lace, lone
short stitch, doubled strr.uds, col-
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or harmonics, turn-overs,
lings, hop-scotch aud oth
tenons mattcas.
The North Star store has rc-
ceived a new line of Children's!
Coats and Ladies' Coats aud Capes
Nice assorttneut and verv rca-!,
souable prices. Call and ex
amine the stock, at corner of A
and second streets.
August Farley is again seen
on our streets, on crutches. He
is not yet able to bear his weight
ou the ankle which was so
'serousley strained, but with tune'
and care the member will p:o-j
Mflitt' M nc linn'' na m'Ar
t r . 1 tt if p, .
J- A. Matson and Hilhs Short:
jstart today for Roseb.trg to make.
IfIC fllfl lf lOflltl OHtirr
'trouble. I
I I
jcfthis paper last week by the
lengthy premium list, was an
tc!U t0 tIlc 'ect tl,al Ghost Hall
Bv,m y tne Women of Wood-
.)v 4w uiuu ti &
craftlnsMveek wasa very enjoy-
able aK-' T e sheet and pillow
ce contingent, while not very.
,c ', ,;.i'
,c ,. ,.;. .i.:,i
i,r jn appearance.
t o ni t ' mr r n i
J-. Coke, Jr and W.J. Butler
, xtt-kl !& friallui t a i.rn
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P6.rt rf0"1. Tribune:-1 he
r-Tm-of eb"s,fT he ",,ats
inl agricultural lands is an issue
bctwcn same of the llliuera aml
I will probably result in litigation,
.IE BIGHT
was a splinter uuai prooiou tueiriimoer claims. "i""-' ..awu,uu..-vn, ,u .....
from l.L left! J. W. Krusc has gone to Port- faJ!c " ,thti h.amls ' a Iar,'
that the laud to have his eyes attended to, . w,,,w w"! " T B. " "'"" " ",w,c
buy clothes is a highly important mutter Juwt now.
The correct imd latest Yushions in
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Clothing, Shoes Hats and
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GEORGE & TIBBBTT
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We have stocked up pretty hlivily, in anticipation of a good fall trade, mid so far
wc are not disappointed. Wc cauy a lull Hue of A
Dry Goods, Shoes,
S15NSII1LE AND
SERVICEABLE
FOOTWKAR.
jNew Millinery Stored
All
No
Fresh Stock.
Old Goods,
l.iitllos are uiviipil to call
mul x:iinlno the luteal
ami prvttir.1i jtyliM In up
to-dato lmt, trinimiti;;
Htul goncral uillliiicrv.
MRS. C. A. PAINTER, Prop.
TU-VfrVO. -.QJfc4W
MH IIMHI . tW PIILIW
CLOSING OUT
-' Vi tl'.t t-.. AiOO
rav per c :xr.
77. .V iOSrt
The entiro Stock. Dry
goods, Clothing, Boots
gams
r t UUU OilUUS, UtirpUUi, XjLU., ,W. " .uuiMiiivm in iiiiuit i iuiik I-. witii.iii iiiiu mi.-.. uh n;iiii-
V" J Pll.. -t i. trii. . .. I.. M..1...1.1 ,. ni... i !.. ..I l... A. I.. t.......
I.' LQUSU JTO. 1NOW IS LIIO !"" A '" '--" nw"v .,.. ,uu vw jmuiu in !, i.nuuj if,
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.and-time to secure DaiM"uvlul i !Ctu' . """., , ,, ,vc . ,": , ., ,. ,
nf ono rvf fVi- l-.oiir.Tjo i w's '"" wit" -,.-t(K)!iS of ivy, wish them liNppitivis. Mrs.
2? S efe?S ChaUCeSt off with bnqnels of ferns mull)n..Kaii, whrn.ig.rl, Imrnetl t..
oi auietline. .lowers, and the double jwrlot. set lyjiu the ollicc of thi.spapet,
Inln nn,rnn4.nnA IFCilli.ilK uic vvv.i-iuii. i nh. iiu. Limiii. iiiitv liuui 11 lll.l,in iif
X L N T Cash St01G,
J LANiJU, Prop,
MnJ Mnslcw amJ Miss wiison
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, themselves informed ou the very
latest styles iu ladic' garments.
Ilillis Short has purcharcd the
Albrcchr. propertv
on tue saw
dust. He has had the houre
raised five feet aud moved, and is
filling iu the lot above the level
of tne sttriounding lots. It ii
evident that Hillis is preparing
for something,
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After many vicisiitudes, the
j . . 1 ,
" wpcnciicca loiaurai nan, intv
of Boston, is now proprietor, and
m a business-like manner. He
will have the stand over-hauled
aud painted and fitted up us a
fust-claus restaurant.
Tha(
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The maii
eralum List
The Mail printed the oulv
complete copy of the prrm-
't of the late fair cm
dow bv thc. Uow.bur offi.
II. w .
ciais. lliat mere were errors
and omissions e'en in that is ap
parent from the fact that Capt.
C. E. Edwards has recieved a
warrant for an exhibit in the
vegetable department, while his
name does not appear iu tin-
premium list as it A'as sent to us.
l lit i
PlQCC
apjireciate. We
to - fit people in
pleased them
have been
Marshflcld
mightily.
r o
Famishing Goods Men.
TJ V 1 J L t A AAill. ft 1 I ft VJA
. snusrnnrni nrtuic .nni'rr 1 riiir
Haiti - wm..w- v..w. .w.M
ODD FELLOW'S
BUILDING.
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Geiiis Furnishings, Clothing, flats, Caps.;
Mackintoshes and Rubber Mods.
WIicb shopping, please call upon,
Yours truly, (iliOKfil: tt TIBBDT1S.
We send samples an)
vlicre for more business.
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WEDDING BELLS.
GREAT BOOM IN
MATRIMONIAL MARKET
Hymen Gatiieriiiff the Crop Ripened
by the Late Touch of
Frost
HOlK'tlNS-ORtNliOAR
Arthur Hotlgius and Miss Mac
L. Griuegar were joined iu wed
lock Wednesday celling, Nov.
Gth, at the home of the bride's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
aud Mrs. L. 11. Heistier. It was
one of the nicttiet weddings
whete the ceremony was perforin-1
.tl, presented a scene of rare
beauty. Festoons of ivy hung ,
from the corners of the two rooms '
to the arch w.tv Ixitweeu, which
was tastefully decorated with
Oregon grape and white chrjs
nr.tiicmuiiis. Ilcucath the arch
hung .1 marriage l-ell of white
roses and smilax, the whole ef
fect leing exceedingly pleasing.
t eight oclock the wedding
. . .
march was skillfully executed by
Miss Lillv Merchant, aud the
I bride and her bridesmaid, Miss
joilie Davis entered the one parlor
while the groom supported by
Uaudoph McCoou as best man
entered the other. The two
;,,. .On ..,f ,, ,lir irr.1l,.rl,. rit.rl
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the high couttacting parties stood
beneath the bell while Rev. Thos.
Irvine, of the Uaptist chinch per
formed the ceremony which made
them man and wife. The bride
was attired iu white organdie
with trimmings of white satin
ribbon, and carried a boquet of
white chrysanthemums tied with
white ribbuus, and hc looked
as chaiiniiiL' as only a bride has
a right to look. The biidesmaid
was dressed iu lemon yellow
oigaudie and carried n boquet of
yellow chrysanthemums tied with
yelltw ribbon. The groom aud
his best man wore the customary
black.
After the ttual congratulations
had been showered upon the hnp
pv couple, by the company of
invited guests who were privileg
ed to take part iu the happy oc
casion, a sumptuous wedding re-
ast was served iu the spacious
(11111:11! room. 1 lie decorations
iAr .I.,. n!.i. ...... t.. ,:r..i 'in...
ui till; iuuii; viu WL'titiiiiiu. I III.
large centerpiece wa iu thre.
Iarts, a bed of yellow flowering
maple was surmounted with an
lovely array of pink asters' and
the top was formed of yellow cos
mos. At either end of the table
was n large bowl filled with yel
low chrysanthemums and two
laigc bocpiets of dahlias complet
ed the haudiome floral di.splay.
About forty invited guests en
jocd the happy occasion, rnd
many beautiful weddirg presents
were received.
Uotli the bride and groom are
highly esteemed iu this com
munity where each has resided
for a number of years. They
commence married under llie
happiest auspices aud with the
best wishes oi a large circte of
friends,
They have commenced home
keeping in West Marshfield,
where tht groom had a cozy nest
all ready.
Following Ik u lUt of tliouo invited
ami tho pavuntH received .ith their
donors :
L II Cllirlstcneiiii, silver ciibtpr, Mrs
0 H Merchant, uilvor Imtter dlh. .Mr
and Mm 1) I' iJeun, ailver hct'.or knife
and tugar tslnH, Mar McDonald, bil
ver butter dlali, Mm L.U Land , mlver
picklo cuitor, MLsa Liilie Mtrohaiit,
F A S II I O N A II 1, K
S T V h K S
O F It A T S.
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OIL-SKINS AND
RUMIKR GOODS.
silver pir knlfo. .Mr nml .Mr C NV l'al
iruii, .Mr unil Mr licriinui, Mr ntul
Mi O0I0 wtUpr cot", Mrs .lohu Hour,
viio, .Im'k .MoCiwin.crtrtl teoolvor, .1
.Mlln.r, Chunk plo plittc. MIkk Xrl
lio NorMm.ciip" uiul miu'cri", Mr 0 A
'innhviit(l, yli.Hrr. Mr nml Mm .1
llnrrlc. Chum plo plnli, Chui ri In till',
toilut Miitp, Mi lVitrl UrUucr, pir
lump, .Mr nml Mm J 'I' Colum-in,
vno, Mi Joaiu Uowiui, CMliiry iIIkIi .
Mr A AtiUttl, nnpkitK, fun IrMiic,
li.tutl.piiitiltMl ptiii'iMliioit, Mr nml
Mr V O I'nm, niKcr j;rvy Intllr,
Mint IMmii Ibiii.ri'lury Omli, Micih
SiiiHii uiul Ma IIhII, h'Uiuo ilidliOK,
Mi1 llrio ltioluuil, lumlmliitl
riflmi Micurlmwl umt erratn pilcluT.
Mr anil Mr (Swi Ayur,tmtpnlr viw,
Mr Alan (irliiuw, Clm Whlttrd,
Cltii Arnold.
DfNOAN-KOANMIOIM'
At the lesideuce of the dride in
iu this city Monday eveuing.C.
being the fust voiiug lady to tackle
the art presetative on the liny,
and the Mail wishes to join iu best
wishes.
Uetiheti Hraimud aud Miss
Lillie Carli-slc wcrcmatricd nt the
usidence of O. A. Bennett on
Wednesday evening, Kev. K.C. Lee
performing the ceremony. The
urootti is n native &i of Cow
j " V tl ls "'. eiierjtic young
1 asKnkk 'I'll.. lksl. !. llai..il a,
man. l lie Drule lins liven in
Matsh field several years mid it
highly esteemed by those who
know her.
Invitations have been out this
week ror (he wedding oi Kmil
Nelson and Mrt. Waybnght,
which takes place this evening
at the home of the bride's lather,
Mr. Olseit. on I Iayues slough.
There are at le.ist two mote
weddings ou the program fur next
week" aud others looming in the
future.
m M-H-itcomun,
(Krommir H.im iiirrwiKiinlniti
At o'tHk Tucly Nov. ftth, Hull.,
MUiCUrn A.lcllf.SnifttfM w tmrrlnl Ui
u S. C. Hunch, llie wkWIhk ocurrlng st
tin-limirttnf the lrh!v imruiln, Kt Uira.
iv K. K, 'Hi'l'l Miik th" I'ltk'intlni:
lifrayinaii. Thf wcddlnr m olriitly
ir1utr, thcrf Ih-Iiijc fiwly tin liiiinwliult'
ri'iatlfVHH iireHt'iit, Tlit l.rl.lu wx
is'iiwnetl In while imlla limit. Jlu urmnii
ucnrliiK Hi" (iiinwiihuud hlafk. At
thf niiii'liulnii nf Hip (vrwiiiniy a win!-
illni; immr wh tuiI. Tliu lrttU i-un
rMtlmuhlf yiiiinx laiU'r..nl lnuta ImwI of
frlumN. Tin1 roui U a Wfll Iniown
)(iiiik man of idnrlliiK iimlltlH. .May
ivcry day of their II vw Im an niiny an
u Hamliflioinu In v.hlcii tlmlr liven were
mi I IimI U tint nit 1 1 of Hi,. urlttr. A
iiiiinlicrof Din (ji.yw cmiRt vvilli their tin
niiiM, U'IIf, hut thfy iini'it Iiko not
I'ritty tlinl wnltlntf Mmv -they hail n
liiaiii'H to ii- thfiu. How I it hoyM?
Rcporlcd Dead
A report reached here this
week that I'tank Kishcr, died at
a Portland hospital, where he
and his wife, '.oriuerly Miss Eula
lee Tyrrill, ol thin place were
both under treatment. Mrs. Geo.
Holster, mother of Mrs. lusher,
went to Portland ou the last Al
liauce, Ladies wanting first class work
iu the Drcui-iuaking line will do
well to call at the dress-making
parlors iccently opened by Mr
Masters and Mis.4 Wilson.
Little Hero
The I'lorence West tells how
Mori Is. the fi-year old son of
John C. Heck, plunged into the
water and lescticd his o-year old
sister who had. fallen iu while
fishing. The water was six feet
deep, but the boy dove and
brought up his ,'iister and laudt d
her after .u hauLstruggle. ,
Vr
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Frosh and lioliablo
Vegetables mid fiuits arc more
expensive this year tluui hist.
Itn important to have the best
ipiality iu order to get your
money's worth. We piovidc
Fiuitsttiul Vegetables
utsancl vogotoblo.
nt vill justify you in paying
e piiec. The quality is the
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Miong fealute.
Oampboll & Biol? worth.
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A PivscripHon
I'illrd lll'ro HlH llVrt till'tlV till!
i DW't iitir iditloimi iiitviiiled
tilllli llMVI.
Wo know tliU lirrwt 'h lui;ii
tlu-nln mil hII Iki fuili Mild rrli
til, nml im roniHiiiiHliil) Hi'vi
' rile ()' l.iot ilixri-i'.
Urini; jM(wrii!ioiit ht'M mid run
IU) fl.itlCM.
Red Gross Drug Store
John ProussiProp.
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V. M. C. A. HEADING .
ROOM CLOSED AHA IN
The doom of thf Y. M. C. A.
tending tooin were again doted
Tueduv morning, it Iwiug found
that the institution was not self -
hiitiuorti iiv. tt veil on tue .sea e ol
a m.
reduced e.siH'iises. lite ladies,
however, have taken hold of the
matter again with the intention
of malting wine arrangements
whereby the aswcinttoir.i career
of uscfulliiess umy not be cinlail
ed, ami it is to be ho;cd( that
I hey will succeed. A meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary at tile associ
ation looms Friday nlteruoou and
a committee was appointed tocau
viifs lite situation and sec what
can be clone.
Chapter of Accidents
Fuller Sprague of Hayncs
slough is sufTering from blood
poisoning, caused by cutting a
sl'cu off his hand whilp cleaning
Htilmou. The iiaud aud arm are
considerably swollen
At a. practice game of football
last Sunday C. A. McKuight had
his ankle piaitted so that he now
goes on crutches, mid Aichie
Krusc sustained a fracture of tlu
left wrist, which he now carriea
iu a sling.
While W. Wilkinson was
riding down from I,lbly Saturday
night his horse bluudrcd out of the
road, falling and bruising his
rider considerably.
Dusiness Change
Fred Ndsou has bought his
partner.' interest in the Coos
Hay lion vtorkv, mid is now the
whole thing. Mr. Klahn retires
from the wotks, aud Nd.'ou is
acting as patternmaker until he
completes other airaugenients.
Mr, Iluffschinidt stays with the
works as joundrynmu. It is to
be hoped that nothing will, again
interfere with the continuous
operation of the iion works, a3
they have already proved tliein
selve.s n great convenience for
Ibis section..
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I I aiMMimWK MMI
.licsfi nhfl OoiHl'ort.
'I'liwo miutnulliil uinttrwwni ini Ipii lmlirs.
'Iluy im nniifortilih ami will wtuln tholr "eiirhiKl
mWfor year. Almtp In twn iiltoi or nil In
turn jili'iv. Tliwo liwk nintrwHPH, with
cittim fiiccnio imiiiiI to itlt-lmir nml co.l u ureal
ili'iil Itw mum y.
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Wo Study Printing!
We iiiuke n feiiturc.i of prepar
ing printing that is profitable.
That is we make it
Profitable) to our pa
trons! We study types and c fleets to
insnte attractive nir.iugcmeiit,
nml u believe ytiu'll apptcci
ate how we bundle your work.
I'u.ui a etud to a catalogue we
want to figuie on your work.
MAII, JOB OFFICE.
NO SLATE,
Moll", !( olhrt NHbwiMU (HlHitlMVt In
lh i i il h.l n yaar ilfrtr liy llclMrf, jiitl
Ihr tlxljN. I.x' iMrnlo-caMl. hNWi Unn nt
ju.i w .i m-itwm Imt ilucwt'i hum up loo
iim 'i iikiHi Wiufc fmt fllMMC "'
III. I.I u'l H Itttt Ut
I uml.-r IWi rtd. 4knet Inwx itw mlU. Dry
v I l.il i la rv p wf IffHti iki rfMMI itnUe.
liuA 4M4,lia, wo.L, koih(. HfmI. mU nml
ru liim tn 3n. HiMm, ( iK. I lilnl
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L HECSNER.
Halloween I'ranl;s
Another item crowded out lust
week was a note of the fact that
the buys iu their Halloween
ptatiks displayed more than usual
inudt'iutiou. mid while they had
1 lots of fun no malicious damage
tins been repotted. llie LUAhi
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Mail man luimrt found Ins buggy
yet, but think it is safe some
whare. lilcyclc Recovered
J. W. Tihbetts, bicycle, which
was stolen some time uo, was
found last week near the rail
ro.ul and about a mile from town.
A tag directed its ictitru to the
owner. The thief is known.
He is an incorrigible, about 17
years ol age. His mother is a
Widow iu poor circumstances and
Mr. Tibbctts will probably re
frain from prosecuting. The
discovery nf the party who stole
Tibbitts' bieyle led to the recovery
of another, bicycle belonging
to Mr. C. A. Pnint.n- which had
hud sequtsttetedby the same theif
.several weeks ago, Marshall
Cuter went down to Jvmpiro
where the family residen and
found the wheel concealed iu the
barn. It seems that u pair of a
opera glaw is 11U0 likely to find
its way back to the owner from
the Mime quitter.
Pleasant Social
Thejadu.'iof the Degree of
Hono gave 1111 informal whist
patty at their hall Tuesday even
ing, which was enjoyed by a
goodly number. Prizes were
given and lefiediiueuts served.
Soi.sc of the younger members.
enjoyed n short season at dancing.
The evening was one ol tlie usual
.social privileges enjoyed by the
member:) and invited guests of
this popular lodge, and the ladies
of the D. of II, are justly noted
as among MarMtficld'ii best en
tertainers. The young people
of thin city by belonging to this
popular order, car, enjoy some
rare social privjlcgse and shuold.
lose no time inihaiidiiig.iu their;
names,,
im tr-r inrriiTii
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